he ended appear when colonel gaddafi got killed and a new| colonel gaddafi got killed and a new regimeame in and they had a lot of internalfighting. for two regime came in and they had a lot of internal fighting. for two years, they did not want to turn him over. this came suddenly. i am satisfied that he has been sent to the united states and gets an arraignment today. what i am interested in, as well as his next court appearance, is when is the trial going to start? i am satisfied. this will end half the story, the criminal side. he will be found guilty. colonel gaddafi was involved. all the other co—conspirators are libyan. the other half of the story still needs to be told and we have to keep the pressure on. what was the intelligence information gathered? intelligence information gathered ? because intelligence information gathered? because in that information that we have and that president biden has a right to take a look at,... we have and that president biden has a right to take a look at,...— right to take a look at,... we will come back— right to take a look at,... we will c

gaddafi was shot in the head during an attack by nathan libya.well remember the nato intervention in libya under the pretext of defending the freedom of democracy of human rights. and now nato is playing out its proxy war in ukraine in the name of the freedom of democracy of human rights, rightly thought, because this is what happens after nato interferes in the affairs of your country under this pretext of terror, the death of lawlessness rape poverty, famine libya a country torn by conflict its economy is destroyed by the population has never been the richest in africa pulled and drowned in misery migrants sold and bought in the slave markets, a million people hoping for humanitarian assistance. this is a country of mass graves of crimes against humanity. here's how nato's strategy for human rights and democracy summed up the member of the european parliament. the us has been living a fortune on the ukraine crisis while europe is bleeding to death with inflation and high oil prices. energy carriers with such a statement was made by the official

year prison sentence, for for bombing activities against people who were rising up against colonel gaddafi, the american ambassador to libya, richard norland, met senior officials from the governments of national unity in tripoli. that was on november the 8th. then on the 21st of november, masud's family reported that he'd been kidnapped in tripoli by armed men. they suggested that the government of national unity might be planning to extradite him to the united states. there was something of a backlash to that possibility in libya. there were people from the gnu's justice ministry and also from human rights officials were saying that the case shouldn't be over and shouldn't be reopened. libya had accepted responsibility and paid a huge amount of compensation back in 2003. they were saying effectively it had been dealt with. but the americans and scots, of course, have always felt that it hadn't been finished. and today we've had a statement from the crown 0ffice, the prosecution service in scotland, saying that the families of those killed in the lockerbie bombing have been told that abu

colonel gaddafi . well first of all, went gaddafi.s a lot easier to libya, which was a lot easier than it is today and i waited for about two weeks. and by some strange chemistry , i met the strange chemistry, i met the only hippie that was in libya at time who turned out to be a very buddy of colonel gaddafi . so buddy of colonel gaddafi. so after a while was taken to meet gadhafi , the military barracks gadhafi, the military barracks in tripoli . but although he in tripoli. but although he spoke english , gadhafi spoke spoke english, gadhafi spoke engush spoke english, gadhafi spoke english because like many , he'd english because like many, he'd been trained by the british army . the interview was in arabic. it was translated by. very happy in libya. so he would say things like kill gadhafi says that bombing refugee camps is so not cool. bombing refugee camps is so not cool . so i had bombing refugee camps is so not cool. so i had to convert that back when i wrote my interview into sort of normal english . into sort of normal engli

he's accused of making the bob for bomb for libyan leader moammar gaddafi. the plane blew up about an hour into its flight from london to new york. killing 270 people, including 190 americans . it's not clear how he ended up in u. s custody. w n b a star britney griner has dunked a basketball for the first time in 10 months, she said, to me doing really well at a military base in texas after flying back to the country with state department officials, this photo was actually from that flight that was released last night. now grinders agent says that she got a proper haircut from the san antonio spurs barber and that she has been enjoying lots of texas barbecue. abc s faith of booby is in san antonio. w n b a star britney griner spending her third night inside the texas army medical center as her reintegration process continues . she's in very good spirits and in good health getting appropriate but both mental health care as well as physical health care, the 32 year old back on u. s soil after nearly 10 months in russian custody, held on drug charges and sent

government case relies on a confession he gave in libyan custody following the fall of muammar gaddafi. on the -- his lawyer said it was extracted through human rights abuses. legal experts have worried about its admissibility in court and may depend on corroborating evidence. anchor: ukrainian officials at least four people have been killed in attacks by russian forces in the east and south. russia has released drone footage allegedly showing strikes. missiles landed in the front line village just north of russian held territory. attacks on ukraine's energy grid have left millions without power in freezing temperatures. international legal advisors are working to gather evidence of a legend sexual crimes by russian forces. it is part of a broader effort to support ukraine as it seeks to hold russia accountable for crimes allegedly during the conflict. some people who remained during the occupation have described being tortured. moscow has denied the allegations. the u.k. government has held an emergency meeting to discuss contingency plans for a wave of strikes. workers across the u.k

iran put gaddafi in libya, but his treasury noticeably became impoverished according to the guardianshipif in 2012 tehran's income from oil exports amounted to 101 billion dollars, then in 2014 they decreased to 54 billion, and in 2017 to 27. however. all these restrictions could not destroy the oil industry early, moreover , in march 2020, against the backdrop of a pandemic, a decrease in demand for oil was a country of opec. plus, they could not agree on a staged reduction in oil, as a result, the price collapsed immediately by 30%. it was a record since the ninety-first year. the size of the market has not experienced this for a very long time. shock only a month later, the key participants in the deal agreed to a phased reduction over the next two years. and the price began to stabilize. now what is a price ceiling price ceiling is taught in microeconomics courses in the first year of all e universities in the world, like something that can never be done, and that, it leads to corruption, uh, speculation. eh, skew, ah. the main thing that is usually not mentioned now. i would like to

gaddafi or some other african leaders spoke about 20 years ago, that is, the imperialism of trying to over the resources of the world, etc. it's a bit of a feeling right now. but you white people have been teaching us this for many years because you're killing each other . make peace, we'll be mediators, but now a war has started in europe, and we'll tell you now. and you? look at how easy it is to end the war, that is, why am i saying that uh, hmm , they are africans, in principle, well, the global south. let's say that latin america is also there, asia, but i primarily look at africa, since i am active on twitter, and there are african accounts on twitter. they have such an influence on the global south, he does, yes, he sympathizes with russia, but he is not as convinced, strongly and consistently on her side as on our side, on our side is the global west. therefore, nevertheless we will win, but after all, we noticed that macron, the president of france, has recently resumed his negotiating activity, what is it all of a sudden that these negotiations have already stopped and these

by milovic, or cancer, led by adam, poses a threat and security hussein, then libya, led by momor gaddafienerally prosperous countries, which , yes, probably, they did not fit into the western understanding of liberal democracy. they were autocratic, as they were called, and even dictatorial, but from this to people who are hundreds of thousands yes, more than a million civilians who died as a result of aggression. the socio-economic situation in iraq especially in libya was one of the best in the region. and where are these countries now, their as a state, has not yet been fully blinded. here and any other any other regions of the world for the americans tried to restore order. they uh experienced the same very sad tragic consequences. uh. take the same afghanistan, after twenty years of rule in afghanistan , they left overnight and fled, leaving the country in ruins, the remaining terrorist threat with the drug threat that has intensified many times over the period of the american stay there, everyone knows how the american soldiers along with the drug lords. e engaged in drug trafficki

the late libyan leader moammar gaddafi accepted responsibility for the bombing in a general sense and paid restitution to the victims families but denied that he ordered that attack. ukraine is reporting a major strike on russian forces in the southeastern part of that country. that's where the fighting is most intense. one city was nearly leveled as russia works to assert full control in the donbass region. fox news nate boy has the latest now from the ukrainian capital. multiple russian soldiers were killed and an overnight long range artillery strike from the ukrainians in the southeastern city of melatonin people, which is currently under russian control. right now, the death toll is unknown. pro russian authorities say two russians were killed with dozens more injured. the armed forces of ukraine says 150 russians were injured, 50 of whom were sent to the hospital. take a look at this video taken just moments after that strike. it was at a hotel where russian forces were reportedly staying, and reportedly, the ukrainians used . the us provided high mars mobile rocket system in th

africa close the east has been selling weapons for a long time, it was discussed there with muammar gaddafiesident charles taylor, well, that is, he was accused of a lot of things, but finally the russians pulled him out and you know that. well, it’s an interesting story, hmm, because in fact it demonstrates how the russians are now extracting all their agents that they can and even prisoners. well, the first thing he did when he came was when he said, well, actually, hmm, on these tv channels, the question of why he was extracted at all was the answer. made for our country for russia why is it necessary at all to have an ego, and that means they will release you, prejudge the conclusion of the deal with the consequence that is not what they wanted to hear from you to tell them, but the question was that i was supposed to report some compromising material on secheny is playing, including putin, because they were 100% sure that i personally know him, and i am almost a friend of secheny, and because of him, i somehow have extensive contacts with putin, and i belong to some such group, such a

in africa, er, south africa, the middle east, for a long time, he was in charge there with muammar gaddafihe birching president charles taylor, well, that is, he had a lot what was he accused of? finally, the russians pulled him out and you know that. well, it's an interesting story, hmm, because in fact it shows how the russians are now pulling out all their agents that they can, even from prisons. well, the first thing is that when did he come? there stated, well, actually, er, hmm, on these tv channels, the question was, why was he pulled out at all, and the answer was this: Хто такое буд делай для нашей страны, для России . they wanted to hear from you to tell them something, but the question was that i was supposed to report some kind of compromising information on sechin's game, including on putin , because they were 100% sure that i was not a friend of secheny personally because of him. i have there were extensive contacts with putin, and i belong to some such group, such a statement. well, let's not try to understand what actually happened. the fact is that he was dragged quite con

they're growing up was at the time known as the chief bomb maker for former libyan president moammar gaddafi. stephanie bernstein, whose husband, michael died in the attack, telling abc news, massoud confessed to the bombing but to a libyan authority, adding, it wasn't clear that ever ever we could get him his extradition to the u. s. a major breakthrough catherine terman, a former fbi assistant director, who worked closely with the victim. his family is calling it another step toward accountability even after all these years. now it's not clear how us authorities brought massoud here to the us he is expected to appear in a d. c federal court as soon as today. andrew elizabeth. thank you. 15 people, including a dozen children have been injured after a church bus overturned in houston. witnesses say the bus appeared to be speeding as the driver tried to make a turn. a teenager on board says a girl had to be rescued after getting pinned under the bus arm was like do the window under the bus. and they had to lift up the bus to get her arm out. there was a lot of blood everywhere. there's a lot

loses his life or flees abroad or goes to prison , there are many examples of the grave death moan of gaddafithe hanging of saddam hussain, death for of mysterious circumstances in a european prison, i emphasize, sloboda went to prison on milosevic's deathbed, and this is only in recent history. because you can go further into the history of the beehives of britain. - louis the 16th, there is support from the population, there is support from the population, the tyrant lives, he does not have it, he dies, and this is all that is happening in the part of the line of defense in the part of whether the townspeople will go to defend their city, nothing but raising the tone and the degree of consolidation of the nation before with a huge threat, you correctly emphasized the enemy at the gate. but why am i strategically sure that they will lose? they don't have the resources that stalin had and there is nowhere to take them . thank you very much for this brilliant analysis. it's just very interesting to listen to petrochernik on our air, a military expert. thank you for coming to the council . to s

was set up, how they wanted to overthrow, and what was in store for him, in the end, the fate of gaddafiwith all the cruelties, that's all it was. and not only lukashenka can go all over the cis, by the way, now putin is collecting bishkek, yes, uh. uh, this one . hmm, so to speak, a very friendly atmosphere. uh, very large, rather standing countries. uh, i'm npp and well , others so to speak, well, who will be observers here are yes and i think there will be good results here. and so hmm cunning, of course, all this from the side of the measure, that she deceived us. we also clearly understood that america would become weaker in the coming years, because this process, it has been weakening america for a long time, and we know that time is working for us, and ours will not leave us. not only kharkov will not leave, and kiev will not leave and much that will not leave yet. i'm afraid to look far, well, that's right , there is no russian border, so it will not go anywhere. we are only stronger, what is called become, so everything is in order here? what about agreements? i'll tell dima mor

masud, a libyan intelligence officer under muammar gaddafi, now the first suspect charged in the bombing to appear in an american courtroom. the tragic loss still raw for the families of victims. victoria's husband, john cummock, killed on that flight. >> i wasn't sure if within my lifetime we would be able to see the day. >> reporter: the families of those 35 syracuse university students have never given up hope for justice, either. kara weipz lost her brother. >> i was woken up and it was like, wait, is this a dream? it was unbelievable that it was really happening after all these years. >> reporter: a memorial on the syracuse campus just weeks ago. ♪ u.s. officials have not said how masud came to be in u.s. custody. if convicted, he faces up to life in prison after doj prosecutors said today they would not seek the death penalty. david? >> pierre, as you know, i'm from syracuse, we've carried that story, that heartache, all those families for years. thank you for that tonight. >>> the flu, covid, and rsv. tonight, the numbers here. 34 states reporting high or very high levels of flu-l

remember libya , colonel gaddafi only mentioned holding a golden dinar and he was publicly torn to piecesthe country plunged into chaos alone, such projects cannot be done by the unification of belarus, russia, the eu sco countries. brix enables humanity to get rid of such a dollar and breathe more freely now for mutual settlements. dollars will not be needed. american banks will not be able to see our transactions, block them and receive a percentage of the turnover. the less interest in the dollar euro, the weaker our opponents the united states and the european union, the world is moving from one currency equivalent. approach cost. with its own currency, raw materials cost the production of goods technology, which means that it has the strength of the bad dominance of dollars ends. the future lies with trading blocs, in which national currencies will be made, our president at the summit clearly defined in order to strengthen our national currencies and economic independence, it is necessary to develop industrial cooperation to create production of the future at the expense of the budge

in 2011, following the revolution that toppled libya's dic dic dicta dictator gaddafi, protesters were there. >> we don't have any frontline to call anybody. >> reporter: what's his situation right now? >> he's stopped eating, and he's sometimes he's coma. >> reporter: he goes unconscious in. >> yes. >> reporter: he died the following year without ever proving his innocence. al mareamy's trial will likely talk pabout inconsistencies in how the bomb came to be in the plane. >> the debris field scattered over 845 square miles. its with a tiny fragment of the circuit board of the bomb that was discovered and embedded if clothing. it was, investigators figured out that the clothing was purchased in a store in malta, and this is what led to the unraveling of the plot. masud now, perhaps, offering up details previously unknown. >> yeah, nic robertson, thank you so much. >>> so the top u.s. hostage affairs official says brittney griner spoke about her ordeal as a russian prisoner during her flight to the united states, but ambassador roger carston told cnn on sunday that griner was healthy an

jobina: time known as the chief bomb maker for the former libyan president gaddafi. the fbi director who worked with the victims families called is a further step toward accountability unclear exactly how u.s. authorities brought masud to the country. he is expected in bc court today. reggie: the former lomita sheriff's deputy accused of murder will faithfully judge, accused of shooting and killing a married couple in dublin in september. court documents show a previous romantic relationship with one of the victims. in fresno county eventually arrested williams. kumasi: some postdocs and researchers in the uc system will return to work today but thousands of other workers are still on strike as final start. on friday, there was a tentative agreement to boost salaries and secure additional benefits, including more paydays of family leave or postdocs and researchers. graduate students who teach classes and assign rate will continue strike. drew: 5:06 and we where we find partly cloudy skies. we will get ourselves out of our weekend storm, turned to drier conditions as

gaddafi was raped with a bayonet during the nato attack on libya shot in the head.ember the nato intervention in libya under the pretext of defending the freedom of democracy and human rights, and now nato is playing out its proxy war in ukraine in the name of. yes , you correctly thought freedom of democracy and human rights, because this is what happens after nato interferes in the affairs of your country under this pretext of terror, death, lawlessness, rape , poverty, hunger libya, a country torn by conflict, its economy is destroyed, the population. once the richest in africa sucked in and drowned in poverty, migrants are sold and bought in slave markets, a million people are hoping for humanitarian assistance. this is a land of mass graves. when joining against humanity power. poland deliberately misinform the public about refugees. according to local volunteers , the government says the humanitarian crisis has been reduced by the construction of a five- meter fence. in fact, the barrier not only does not reduce the flow of migrants, but becomes the cause of n

in 2011, following the revolution that toppled libya's dictator, muammar gaddafi, i visited him in hise in tripoli. he was near death. his family, as they always, had protesting his innocence. >> as you've been able to see a doctor? >> no. there's no doctor. he has nobody to ask, and we don't have any phone line to call anybody? >> what's the situation right now? we >> he stopped eating, we sometimes ease in a coma. we >> he died the following year. without ever proving his innocence. his trial will likely revisit part of the majority his -- about how the bomb came to be we're on the plane. >> so the families of those many, many victims, one of the things they've always wanted was to get to the truth, and there was the trial, and the scottish court jurisdiction, 1999, 2000, and there are the evidence was presented. but mcgraw he continues to say this wasn't factually correct. but for my suit being court it won't just be about justice being served but it will be a hope that they can get closer to the truth and try to iron out whatever inconsistencies mcgraw he claimed that there were. >

as the woman who could secure the interview with just about anyone whether it was fidel castro or gaddafi or monica lewinsky but "the view" really allowed her to tell stories of her life, to just be -- tell stories as an ordinary human being and not as the celebrity interviewer and she really relished that and loved being able to just speak freely and give her opinions and talk so openly what she was experiencing in her life. >> that's interesting because obviously, that's so different than how she was trained. obviously as a journalist, you're not supposed to share your opinions. she was trained in that old school of thought and i saw that clip and maybe you saw it now, too, of "the view," where it can get spicy and there is sex talk and girl talk and barbara seemed to be blushing basically when it would veer in that direction. >> alyson, she loved it. she absolutely loved it. i was listening to connie talk about how she loved to gossip. i was in my mid-20s, but i will never forget the stories. she loved to know everything about everyone, and i think she really enjoyed just having the fr

gaddafi during the attack of nathan, olivia, he was raped with a bayonet and shot in the head.ber the nato intervention in libya under the pretext of defending the freedom of democracy and human rights, and now nato is playing out its proxy war in ukraine in the name of. yes , you correctly thought freedom of democracy and rights people, because this is what happens after nato interferes in the affairs of your country under this pretext terror death lawlessness rape poverty, famine libya a country torn by conflict its economy is destroyed the population has never been the richest in africa dragged and drowned in poverty migrants are bought and sold in the markets slaves, a million people hopes for humanitarian aid. this country of mass graves is a crime against humanity of the authorities. poland purposefully misinform the public offenders. according to local volunteers government claims that the humanitarian crisis has been reduced by the construction of a five- meter fence. in fact, the fence not only does not reduce the flow of migrants, but causes numerous injuries and inju

remember libya, colonel gaddafi only mentioned the holding of the golden dinar and he was publicly torn to pieces in the country plunged into chaos alone, such projects cannot be done by the unification of belarus, russia , eu sco countries. brix gives a person the opportunity to get rid of such a dollar and breathe more freely now, for mutual settlements, dollars will not be needed american banks will not be able to see our transactions , block them and receive interest from turnover. the less interest in the dollar euro, the weaker our opponents the us and the eu the world is moving from one currency equivalent of value to a value approach with its own currency. raw materials, production of goods , technologies, which means it has strength the era of donor domination is ending the future lies with trade blocs, which will be used for national currencies, our president at the summit clearly defined in order to strengthen our national currencies of economic independence, it is necessary to develop industrial cooperation create production, the future at the expense of the budget. it is al

gaddafi during the nato attack on libya the country's leader was shot in the head.e well remember the nato intervention in libya under the pretext of defending the freedom of democracy and human rights. and now nato is playing out their circle and the war in ukraine in the name of let's think right freedom democracy human rights, because that's what happens after nato interferes in the affairs of your country under this pretext of terror death lawlessness rape poverty, hunger libya is a country torn by conflict, its economy is destroyed by the population. never the richest in africa dragged and drowned in poverty migrants sold and bought in the slave markets, a million people hoping for humanitarian assistance. this is a country of mass graves of crimes against humanity. at night, as the mep summed up, vodka, whom nato's legacy is nato's strategy for human rights and democracy, but european officials continue to experiment with democracy on their own countries and citizens. according to the surname nursultay from the representative of the eu, they intend to set the

know, the woman who could secure the interview with just about anyone whether it was fidel castro or gaddafi or monica lewinsky but "the view" really allowed her to tell stories of her life, to just be -- tell stories as an ordinary human being and not as the scelebrity interviewer and she really relished that and loved being able to just speak freely and give her opinions and talk so openly what she was experiencing in her life. >> that's interesting because obviously, that's so different than how she was trained. obviously as a journalist, you're not supposed to share your opinions. she was trained in that old school of thought and i saw that clip and maybe you saw it now, too, of "the view," where it can get spicy and there is sex talk and girl talk and barbara seemed to be blushing basically when it would veer in that direction? >> alyson, she loved it. she absolutely loved it. i was listening to connie talk about it. i was in my mid 20s but i will never forget the stories and she loved to know everything about everyone and i think she really enjoyed having the freedom on "the view" toe

with over 100 airplanes and military bases, troop barracks and gaddafi's headquarters is adopted sonre wounded, as as a result of that. and this took place two years later transitioning from reagan to the bush administration. and for the life of me. i don't know why we didn't retaliate. i mean, we knew we had the evidence that libya was behind this. we had enough evidence to charge two people in 1991, obviously, but we never retaliated against the nation state. that killed 190 americans. i mean, it's staggering, and i think that people have been the families have been very frustrated with this all along, and then the two that were charged in 91 1 was found not guilty in a scottish court. another one went to jail , but he only went to jail for eight years, and then they released him because he had cancer and he was terminal. he returned to libya hero. and live three more years. i mean, the families have to be very, very frustrated with the ordeal that they have gone through for 30 years. but finally someone who is responsible for the death of their loved ones. is in the united states

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and when gaddafi was attacked and torn to pieces, he didn't do anything either. years. first, of course, come with her, and then , under uh putin, i was already trying to find a common language with the west. so i can’t imagine how russia during this period could provoke nato to russia as the main adversary even before the special operation against ukraine. i believe that nato now sees virtual problems that have materialized due to the existence of the organization itself, the meaning of its existence. after the end of the cold war, quite open. he is not clear. and here is the well-known dialogue between the now former secretary general of the treaty organization and then prime minister vladimir putin in moscow it was 2010, in my opinion, what exactly, when rasmuson asked president putin what exactly she could do for russia than she could to help the president quite bluntly and unequivocally said that he does not see the expediency of the existence of this organization if nato wants to help russia because it would dissolve you. a there is a certain inertia of dyn

here is adam hussein and gaddafi did not have nuclear weapons. we know what happened to them. but e donald trump drove three attack aircraft carrier formations on each aircraft carrier, 90 aircraft, to the waters of north korea. he promised to turn north korea into a radioactive field. and that he quickly got out of there, because he was afraid of an attack on american military bases in south korea, and here is another key word in my opinion. an independent state is important. well, france has nuclear weapons. uh, great britain are they independent states? i would question this question why. because both countries are members of nato, and any country that is a member of nato, it signs that it allocates part of its sovereignty to its independence headquarters in nato’s headquarters, and in fact washington, so today it’s not uh biden travels to paris to agree on how to conduct nato's policy, and macron travels to washington and tries to negotiate with washington and biden on how to live on. let's pay attention to the map, which marked the potential superpowers, please, alexey in

the late libyan leader muammar gaddafi accepted responsibility for the bombing in a general sense andaid restitution for the victims families but denied he ordered the attack. it took two years of negotiations to make this extradition possible. on december 21st 2020 32 years after the explosion, then attorney general bill barr announced the charges against massoud. at the white house. david spun fox news. police in san jose, say a man driving under the. it happened last night at around 11 45 at the intersection of story and center roads. police say the driver was trying to make a left turn and ran into the steel pillar of the billboard. three female passengers were treated for moderate to serious injuries . one of them died at the hospital. the driver was arrested. charged with d u i and vehicular manslaughter. county is dealing with a trifecta of respiratory viruses and hospitals have been at maximum capacity for the past week, the county's public health officer tells the marin i j that they're seeing a much higher number of flu and rsv cases than normal for this time of year. the nu

it's just like when we went in and knocked out gaddafi or potentially went in and almost knocked off assad or knocked off saddam hussein. what is the end goal for the gop, which is in on this, as you mentioned as well? do they want someone to take over from putin? do they think that a dove or a democracy activist or an lgbt activist is going to take over for vladimir putin if he falls because his arm is hold up in this and republicans get their way? he's going to fall to someone who's more hard line in the united states , more against our interests, potentially closer to china. and that's a serious threat. >> we haven't looks down the road. well, we also have to remember that gee and putin have a new alliance because of our proxy war in ukraine. we also have to acknowledge that we have driven up the price of oil globally by continuing to fund this war. i mean, that's just a fact. the sanctions have made the oil companies really even even richer here in the united states and around the world. putin is not suffering. china is buying all the oil from him as our as our other countries an

maker, that he was working for libyan intelligence under the directions of the then dictator muammar gaddafi supposition, this is what the fbi believe is correct and he said when he was being interviewed by a libyan law enforcement official back in 2012 when this is, to your point, jim, about how slow justice can be, to come about and bring those in front of a judge, he said that he was told to set the timer of that come bom to 11 hours meaning it would come down, would bring the plane down out of the skies over lockerbie, scotland. now, the sequence of events from giving that statement, the fbi didn't know about it until 2017 and it took them another three years before they could actually sit down with that libyan law enforcement officer, he said that he would come and give testimony in the united states in a trial if the libyan government said that he was okay to do that. here we are today, the suspect masud is now going to be appearing in court pretty soon and we will begin to hear the very beginning of those charges, details laid out against him. that he was involved centrally to kill 27

the late libyan leader muammar gaddafi accepted responsibility for the bombing in a general sense andrestitution for the victims families but denied he ordered the attack. it took two years of negotiations to make this extradition possible. on december 21st 2020 32 years after the explosion, then attorney general bill barr announced the charges against massoud. at the white house. david spun fox news. elon musk is selling off chairs, espresso machines, computers and even a blue twitter bird statue at an online auction that opens up next month. opening bid prices start as low as $25 bidding opens on january 17th at seven in the morning and closes the next day. there are machines, refrigerators, plenty of office chairs and desks and even a wooden at sign that doubles as a planter. the items are said to come from the twitter. offices in san francisco. musk bought twitter for $44 billion earlier this year. musk the second richest person on the planet has since enacted a number of cost cutting measures, including laying off about half of the company's staff. the san francisco company air t

when the attack had finally been carried out, gaddafi thanked him and his other perpetrators for carryingbout two years ago, the u.s. had issued a warrant for his arrest. they said he was the man who had built the bomb who was -- a militant group apparently kidnapped masud. they got in touch with americans, saying they could possibly give him for -- that's apparently what happened. he was handed over about one month ago, as you mentioned. he's on his way to the states. the families of the lockerbie bombing what a lot of answers to what happened. how was the bomb exactly made? more importantly, they want to know why they did this to get some sort of closure on that heinous attack. that is the worst terrorist attack on british soil. >> up next, thank you, my friend. with us now is the president of the victims of pan am 103 and the sister of someone among the victims that day in scotland. thank you for joining us. we appreciate it. i know you were just 15 years old when your brother died. he was your older brother. so many years later, what is it like to hear this news? >> it's a long time c

he said that he -- him another compresses were also thanked by gaddafi at the time for carrying out attacksas a key piece of evidence for the u.s. to pursue whom masoud who wasn't really on the radar beforehand. the significance of this is that it's still very murky what happened in this attack. the exact details of how it was carried out and even more significantly, why it was carried out. now capturing masoud, that might shed some light on all these questions. if, of course, he's willing to talk and we'll find out about that in due course as he goes through the trial process. >> there are a lot of people, 259 people who are killed as a result of that horrible attack, off of those 11 on the grounds. all of those families wondering why this happened. i hope they get the closure they would like to get. thank you so much, ali, for that. we have another breaking news story, this one with a smile on our faces because we brought to you live here on the last hour. splash down, nasa's new multibillion dollar spacecraft successfully returning from opening the moon. it happened about 25, 30 minutes

can go and kill osama bin laden, who's hiding , if can go and get hiding out, if we can go and get gaddafi you know, and saddam hussein and we can't get these people who are trafficking these people who are trafficking these people who are trafficking these people from the same route for the last 20 years while i've been doing my job calais to doven been doing my job calais to dover, it doesn't take a genius to work that out. it's like somebody the same bus route with the same driver for years and then saying , well, hold on, then saying, well, hold on, who's driving that bus? i don't know, guv'nor. i haven't got a clue. we know who the gangs are . we mix up elite units , almost . we mix up elite units, almost sas style to go out and get these gangs and then them in jail for life , make examples of jail for life, make examples of them, not send them down for a couple of years off. and there are a year or four years in. they're out into people trafficking makes more money than drug . is trafficking makes more money than drug. is going to be trafficking makes more money than drug . is going

can go and kill osama bin laden, who's hiding , if can go and get hiding out, if we can go and get gaddafi you know, and saddam hussein and we can't get these people who are trafficking these people who are trafficking these people who are trafficking these people from the same route for the last 20 years while i've been doing my job calais to doven been doing my job calais to dover, it doesn't take a genius to work that out. it's like somebody the same bus route with the same driver for years and then saying , well, hold on, then saying, well, hold on, who's driving that bus? i don't know, guv'nor. i haven't got a clue. we know who the gangs are . we mix up elite units , almost . we mix up elite units, almost sas style to go out and get these gangs and then them in jail for life , make examples of jail for life, make examples of them, not send them down for a couple of years off. and there are a year or four years in. they're out into people trafficking makes more money than drug . is trafficking makes more money than drug. is going to be trafficking makes more money than drug . is going

gaddafi was raped and killed in public.se trade with africa president biden announced his plan at a summit attended by about 50 heads of state from africa the united states is betting on the future of africa this memorandum will open new opportunities for trade and investment between our countries will make africa and the us more closer than ever this is a huge opportunity a huge opportunity for the future africa and the united states want to help make these dreams a reality, if at all. trust between african countries and the us where these differences and interests may diverge from what happened during the cold war between the us and the soviet union and there are fears that us interest in africa now is competition with china or at least some trump card in the fight against russia the president said that the united states is betting on the future of africa and the digital economy that they are building their foreign opponents such as china russia already have deep economic and political ties with africa the us has never do

, then bombed the same gaddafi.scooter to his mistress, and this became the property of, well, a giant scandal in the french media. well, the current comrade macron, you know, this is not even a pathetic copy of napoleon whom he wants to reflect, or de gaulle. this is the degradation of france as a great power, france in general, a very corrupt country. today. it is possible, for example, to achieve certain resolutions in the french parliament by various corruption machinations. and lately, france has been very spoiling, we remember a lot of people, including russia, well, i’m talking about the transcaucasus and, in general, let’s recall the absolutely boorish comments of the macron, to which he was forced react and president putin and deputy. dmitry medvedev, chairman of the security council of russia, shows all this, again, this petty pettiness. here it is came with this baguette. well, that's what i can say, probably a baguette. yes, such a crispy french, it is somewhere in france the growth of a french roll. wel