it was a very cynical ploy by colonel gaddafi.ed any remorse over the lockerbie bombing. this is a man who does not accept responsibility for lydia's terrorist past. i do not think we should be trusting of colonel khadagaddaf. he is strongly opposed to what the united states and great britain are trying to do on the world stage. this is an individual who should not be brought back and from the cold. jon: thank you. jane: no one was expecting what happened next. that is a boat on the highway. a high-speed chase begins. we will show you in three minutes. jane: this is not something you see every day on the highway. we will take you to connecticut where a man is behind bars, accused of stealing a motorboat and taking it down the highway. the entire scene was caught on video. you can see the police are chasing a suspect. he had stolen that 32 foot boston whaler. this chase reached speeds of up to 95 miles per hour. he lost control of the thing and the boat went over. it ended up on its side. how much is this thing work? $175,000. it w

so far, there has been no reaction from colonel gaddafi, in a televised interview, no triumph at all. behind me, you see the lights for a celebration in 11 days' time which will mark the anniversary of the coup that brought colonel gaddafi to power. it is not wished that condemnation overshadow the event. >> outrage. >> i united states, the pictures carry on the east coast morning shows stokes the anchor. >> what about the libyans, sir? >> i think it was highly objectionable. >> i think the images that we saw in libya yesterday were outrageous and disgusting. we continue to express our condolences to the families that lost a loved one as a result of this terrorist murder. >> but how much of the british and american government is prepared to push this back in the not so distant future, libya will be one of the top 10 oil producers in the world. british energy companies have invested heavily, in some believe future deals were at risk unless a al-megrahi had been released. the celebrations at the end of the month mark a new dawn. the world is watching whether libya has really turned a pa

. >>> will gaddafi be allowed to pitch his tent in a new jersey subu suburb? he rolled out the red carpet for a terrorist who killed 189 americans, should he be welcome here? >>> and how is that vacation working out, mr. president? sad news on the deficit, another shot from dick cheney, and now this. >> i think you may be seeing the beginning of a peaceful -- i emphasize peaceful -- revolt in america. >>> plus, tonight's newsmaker, the world champion runner being asked to prove that she is not a he. >> -- bringing it home. >> will a gender test be enough to silence critics once and for all? >>> hi, everybody, those are our big questions tonight, but we're going to start as we always do with "the mash-up" a look at all of the stories making an impact right now. the moments you may have missed today. we're watching it all so you don't have to. and tonight's big news, deficits as far as the eye can see. the white house announcing the big beast even bigger than they had feared. check out the new projection that $9 trillion, people, that would be twelve zeros. >> a

so far, the has been n reactionrom colonel gaddafi, in televisednterview, no triumph at all. behind me, you see the lights for aelebration in 11 days' time which will mark the anniversary of the up that brough colonel gaddafi to power. it is not wishedhat condemnatio overshadow the event. >> outge. >> i unid stes, the pictes carry the east coast morng shows stokes the anchor. >>hat abo the libyans, s? >> i think it was high objectionable. >> i thk the images that we saw in libya yesterd were outragus and disgusting. we continue to express our cdolencesto the families that lost a led onas a result of this terrorist murder. >> but how mucof the british an american governmentis prepared to pu this ba in the not so distantuture, libya wi be one of the top 10 oil producers in the world british energy companies have inveed heavily, in som believe future deals were at risk unless a al-megrahi had been released. the celebrations at t end of the month mark a newawn. the world is watchinwhether libya has really turned a page. bbc news, tripoli. >> at last,ood news from the head of the

this brings up questions of the libyan sensitivity, but it appears colonel gaddafi was not listening. what does he understand how much the decision has angered the majority in scotland -- >> does he understand how much the decision has anchor the majority in scotland? does he seem to be aware of the issues in releasing a convicted bomber? >> questions were also raised about the role of the british government in the release. gordon brown met gaddafi last month, in so far he has not commented on the controversy. >> this is an extraordinary silence on the part of the prime minister, gordon brown. this decision has significant implications for foreign policy and trade. what joint efforts are now being undertaken by gordon brown to limit the damage? >> mr. macaskill repeated that he had fallen due process. he suggested that -- he said that suggestions that al-megrahi could have spent his final days in hospital work the crest. bbc news. >> at least 20 people have been killed in bombast -- bomb blasts on the buses. this happened in the south east of iraq. our correspondent from baghdad has t

gaddafi does not support radical and it is pan am story matters so much now. they admitted guilt for bombing of the jet. goldman sacks is among the banks doing business there. they advise the libyan government on issuance. the fact is that american companies are able to operate after decades of sanctions. the company we visited there in libya and the project to overseat road trukz is the biggest and the biggest infrastructure project in all of africa and for america's oil giants, libya is the mother lode. there is more oil there than anywhere else on the continent it is the crude that america needs. that's in contrast to saudi arabia. we can show you on a map where the big oil companies are. these are the bases. british petroleum and american. royal dutch shell and up here where exxon-mobil has a lot of tracks. 2.5 million acres and over here, british petroleum and 40 oil giants from all over the world in libya. for more on the story and particularly this oil angle of it where so many of the victims's families say it's part of the reason where the release of t

we still await the statement from gaddafi himself. heads of state will defend -- descend on this country to mark the 40th anniversary of the revolution that brought colonel khadafy to power. the last thing the libyan leader wants is a storm of international condemnation to overshadow the country's big celebration. back to you. >> millions of afghans defied threats from the taliban and voted for present for only the second time ever. afghan forces mounted a huge security operation, but officials say 26 people were killed in attacks by surgeons. -- attacks by insurgents. >> of gun battle on the couple -->> funding was made possible by rooftops. afghan police surrounded a small group of taliban insurgents who they believe are getting ready to stage an attack. the security operation has been successful today. the battle ended with the deaths of two insurgents. there was a lot done in the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and itself, and 26 people were killed. not the explosion of violence the taliban had threatened. presiden

it woul be an enormous coup for lonel gaddafi on the eve of the 40th anniversary of the revolution that brout him to power on the ont page the triple thpost is an intview with th man's aging not -- aging moth, who awts his return. his form defenseawyer is pleased he may sn be outand says hisormer clients mu remain quiet. >>most important to hims that it be that he is cleared from ts accusation, and he cannot be cleared or considered innocent if he is not retried. >> you are connced that he was pressured to drothe appeal? >> sure. >> the petrodollars that followed have quickly transfmed the economy. libya has a business proven oil reserves and africa, and everywhere aroun tripoli is evidce of e new money pourg in. since 2007, somef britain's largest companies -- bp, shell, and bg --have been signing new exploration deals. iteems the continued imprisonment briin's the future oil dls. >> they are all here, you name them. the russiansreere. ma no mistake, there is competition. just imagine bp would like to concentrate on what it speciizes in. >> we re told that the possible transfer was dis

world will descend on the country to mark the 40th anniversary of the revolution that brought colonel gaddafi to power. as for abdelbaset ali al- megrahi himself, for four consecutive days we have been promised to see the family. whenever we set out to them, we are closely chaperoned. we did manage to speak to his daughter today. she told us her father was an arresting, still not believing he was home, free, and a national hero. bbc news, tripoli. >> at last, a big smile from the head of the u.s. central bank, ben bernanke. an upbeat message suggesting the u.s. is on its way out of recession. speaking at the federal reserve's annual conference in jacksonville what -- jacksonville, wyoming, he says prospects for growth appear good. he says the recovery may be slow at first and unemployment is likely to take some time to improve. we go once you our business correspondent. the chairman's comments are welcome news. >> the comments are always reassuring, especially in such a public setting. not coded in the ultra-greenspan speak. he repeated some of the phrases he used 10 days ago. he wanted to gi

it would be an enormous coup for colonel gaddafi on the eve of the 40th anniversary of the revolution that brought him to power. on the front page of the triple the post is an interview with the man's aging not -- aging mother, who awaits his return. his former defense lawyer is pleased he may soon be out and says his former clients must remain quiet. >> most important to him is that it be that he is cleared from this accusation, and he cannot be cleared or considered innocent if he is not retried. >> you are convinced that he was pressured to drop the appeal? >> sure. >> the petrodollars that followed have quickly transformed the economy. libya has a business proven oil reserves and africa, and everywhere around tripoli is evidence of the new money pouring in. since 2007, some of britain's largest companies -- bp, shell, and bg -- have been signing new exploration deals. it seems the continued imprisonment britain's the future oil deals. >> they are all here, you name them. the russians are here. make no mistake, there is competition. just imagine bp would like to concentrate on what

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colonel gaddafi said that unless they sent al-megrahi there would be no business deals.greta: so, money? >> money and oil, this is a sad situation. greta: it is stunning to hear this. it is stunning that he participated and he killed 2170 people. >> he has never apologized. -- he killed 270 people. greta: what did our government do? could we be more aggressive? >> we knew that it was the possibility is what happened. hillary clinton made a phone call to the justice ministry. eric holder made a call to the justice ministry. i know many of the families' consulted with him from the british embassy several weeks ago. greta: is there any deal that we made it not to prosecute him? scotland would have had to turn him over to us at the end. >> i talked to the prosecutors as recently as tonight. we thought that it would take place in scotland. we investigated the case and the scots decided to prosecute. once there was a trial, we recognized that there is probably never going to be in the u.s.. when his colleague was acquitted in 2001, he went home to libya based on an agreement t

check out these housing plans for moammar gaddafi.re, something he does when he travels, but the neighbors are fuming. why? well, for starters, muammar qaddafi gave a killer of the welcome of a hero. he was released from jail after only eight years. the scottish government released them on compassionate grounds because they say he has terminal cancer, but people are furious. he killed 270 people. do the math. that is about 14 days per murder. many of them were from new jersey. we spoke to one very angry residents. in particular, a rabbi. rabbi, is nice to see you, sir, in person. we have spoken before. >> we have. greta: where are we? >> we are in a suburb of new york city, across the hudson, and we are only minutes from the town of manhattan. greta: there is some noise in the background. what is that? >> they are -- bret: is "they -- greta: who is "date -- "they"? >> the libyans. it is supposed to be the second residents of the libyan ambassador to the united states. for years, the building was completely and utterly derelicts. it wa

gaddafi is a very strange leader. he is acting very like saddam hussein acted before the war, where he sticks 1 foot forward and pulls one back. we do not know whether he wants to enter the community of nations or wants to be a pariah. it is not really clear. shepard: good to see you. thank you. millions of seniors rely on it to pay for food and medicine, even housing, but now, they are asking whether we could be witnessing the beginning of the end for social security. that is all -- listen to this. i cannot even believe i just said that, but there are those asking if that is the case. and the former reality show contestant wanted for the murder of his ex-wife has been found -- seems he killed himself. for more on this story, log onto foxnews.com. and there is news about jessica. %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% shepard: for many years, some would argue when it is politically expedient to do so, critics on both sides of the aisle have claimed that social security was going to go completely bankrupt. i mean, it is over

>> hey there, lisa, we are also focusing on a story you mentioned, the anger over gaddafi's plans totay in a new jersey town during his visit to the u.s. next month. we're going to talk to one furious resident who lives next door to where he may stay. >>> and the latest on the south african runner who is being asked to prove she is not a he. interesting new details tonight. >>> and a hero teacher risks his safety to stop a massacre and save his students' lives. >>> and we'll be mashing up the big stories at the top of the hour. lisa? >> thanks, campbell. >>> and we will be right back. i get the question "does it work?" all the time, and you know what, it works. nutrisystem for men: flexible new programs personalized to meet your goals. what's great about nutrisystem is you eat the foods you love and you lose weight. i'm dan marino. i lost 22 pounds on nutrisystem and i've kept it off for three years. for a limited time, get an extra three weeks of meals free! that's right, you can get an extra 21 breakfasts, lunches, dinners, desserts, and snacks. that's 105 meals free! i had awesome

develop with the meeting next month in new york, and top officials are saying no to libya leader, gaddafie are democrats protesting the expected plans by gaddafi and that he should be barred from new jersey. and a lot of stories this morning about governor mark sanford, he refuses to heed to we sign. in south carolina this story, a defiant south carolina governor, says he will not resign. >> but that he's left the state paralyzed about the ne -- legality, we have first caller, j.b. from north carolina. caller: yes, good morning, i had a problem getting through, i wish i had gotten through earlier, there were questions i wanted answered. host: put them on the table, we will continue to address medicare tomorrow, and over the weekend we look at medical programs in canada and great britain, and will have a representative from virginia to look at those issues. go ahead, j.b. caller: yes, first thing i got retired at 60. so by the time i was 65, i had used up one-third of my i.r. a. to get medical coverage because i have heart problems. anyhow we need to get this system and change it so that i

it is not likely that there will be a parade or that colonel gaddafi will meet him at the airport, but there is a speculation that he might be whisked to the colonel's home for a greeting on the ground, and a lot of people in libya and the press particularly refer to him as a political hostage. it will be interesting to observe what happens when he does cut -- touchdown. it would be very controversial for him to have a heroes welcome when he comes home. jon: thank you. we have the latest pictures of him boarding the plane right there in the newsroom. reaction to the release of the bomber is pouring in. the white house deeply regrets the decision, saying that they recognize the results of such a loss can weigh on a family forever. eric holder says there is no justification for releasing this convicted terrorists, whose actions took the lives of 270 individuals, including 189 americans. he has not shown compassion for innocent human life. secretary hillary clinton as, we have continued to communicate our longstanding position to government officials and scottish authorities that he shoul

regard to a possible back room deal between the british government and libyan regime of kernel of gaddafii think there was mounting public concern in great britain that the government of gordon brown was not being honest. he gave a press conference last week denying any government involvement in the release of the lockerbie bombing. that story is now being contradicted by a leaked document coming from the government. i think we need to see a full- scale parliamentary inquiry. this could be ordered brown's watergate, a massive political scandal in the making. -- gordon brown's watergate, a master political scandal in the making. martha: could this spell the end for him? >> i agree the potential for complicity is big. i am going to reserve judgment for now. leaving aside any financial for friday, all of the investigation to go forward. martha: everyone seems to be in agreement that this should never have been considered and that he should have full -- lived out his full term. thank you very much for being with us today. trace: back to breaking pictures from southern california. this is from

frankly, people try to sell us on the idea that gaddafi has transformed, but he has not, he is still go there and be welcomed like that, a mass murderer. martha: it is so important that everyone remembers what happened on that night. my heart goes out to you. i hope that the protesting groups are successful in stopping him from being in new jersey. trace: eight years for each of his victims, that is all. funeral plans for ted kennedy, we will bring you the information on what and when, next. do we owe progress? we're up to our necks in landfill, and down to the wire in resources and climate change is out to get us. that's why progress plays no role inside post shredded wheat. here we put the "no" in innovation. post original shredded wheat is still just the one, simple, honest ingredient which naturally comes with vitamins, minerals and fiber. all we did was make it spoon size. did we go too far? i just want fewer pills and relief that lasts all day. take 2 extra strength tylenol every 4 to 6 hours?!? taking 8 pills a day... and if i take it for 10 days -- that's 80 pills. just 2 ale

colonel's gaddafi was planning to pitch a tent on a libyan embassy in new jersey, but now he will main remain in libya. bill: firefighters continued to battle a fire in southern california. flames are earning 12,000 homes. two firefighters were killed on sunday when their engine rolled down a hillside. >> this reminds you of last summer. what happened last night is something that firefighters have been dealing with. not only do they have difficult conditions with the wind and timidity, but they know that two of their own died after their truck rolled down a cliff. let me give you an idea of what is going on. this fire is threatening more than 12,000 homes. they believe it has burned about 30 structures. in northern california, as many as 60 homes may have burned down. that fire is not yet contained. they are getting ready to start up some of the bulldozers on the hillside that will cut in fire lines. we are going to come across the hillside here. you concede this pick smoke. -- you can see this thick smoke. it is very difficult in terms of conditions right now, so we will keep you upda

. -- momaar gaddafi shows up. megyn: thank you for the perspective. all the best to you. across the television. that was that families experienced. their plan is now backing away. we can confirm that was megrahi in the track suit. flight. we will see it go into the air. just one family reflecting now on what this means for them and what the loss meant for them. on days like that, you simply do not forget. the tragedy stays with you for new york whose wife was on that airplane. he says i am totally against this. he murdered 270 people. this may sound crude but i want him returned from scotland and box. there is a british reverend, his daughter was on board the airplane. he said this week he would be glad to see him return home, saying, it is right he should be able to die in dignity with his family. it is our question right to show mercy. -- christian right to show mercy. megrahi is now headed home to die. megyn: it is tough to understand what this means for a lot of people who did not live through the bombings, or were too young to remember, but this was at that (ime one

did you see gaddafi's son lifting his arm like he was the heavyweight champion of the world?d to throw a brick through the television. jamie: washington d.c. police are using a video that is posted on youtube to go after some suspects in an assault case. take a look at the video that was posted this week. it shows a fight among several young women. she ends up on the ground prodigy is beaten, kicked while somebody continues to film. the fight ends when a car drives by and police do not know who shot the video. it has been very helpful. >> i think this video is outstanding evidence for us to hproceed in the case. jamie: 2 arrests have already been made and there may be more to come. trace: white house e-mail received by people who never ask for them, the messages on health care climbing to be from the president's senior adviser. sent from a website called gov delivery. it specializes in government to citizen communication. who is paying for this? what, if any connection doesn't have to the white house? mike emanuel is live at the white house. we have traced the email back to a

this administration has also been embracing moammar gaddafi, try to improve relations with libya. from your perspective, from the perspective of justice, should the united states stay on the course of improving relationship with the libya of moammar gaddafi? >> i think there is a basis for, i think, a legitimate basis for us to try to improve our relationship with libya. obviously, what happens today with regard to mr. al-megrahi is something i think is very regrettable. whether that will have an impact on our ongoing relationship with libya, i am not sure. it was the decision by the scottish authorities to release him. >> "the washington times" columnist john mccaslin on "weed man" tonight on 10:00 p.m. eastern on booktv on c-span2. >> how is c-span funded? >> private donations. >> taxpayers? >> public television. >> donations. >> i do not know where the money comes from. >> federally? >> contributions from donors. >> how is c-span funded? america's cable companies created c-span as a private initiative, no government m&a, no government money. >> health and human services secreta

gaddafi will stay.go ahead, charlie. >> is the united states participating in the upcoming celebrations of the 40th anniversary of his role? >> i do not think we have made any decisions on that just yet. >> a couple of things concerning the u.n. security council meeting. as the u.s. made any decision on what kind of out meeting -- outcome it wants? and what kind of feedback have you gotten from other leaders as to whether they will attend? >> those are very broad questions and i will have to say if we can give you information on that. i am not prepared right now to say. in the back. >> [unintelligible] >> let me just say, in general, we are expecting to complete our policy review. i am not going to put a time limit on it. i think that is something we are going to be looking at. before we actually conclude that review, i am not going to prejudge how it will come out. i know that secretary clinton looks forward to talking to senator webb, talking about his visits, but i am not sure when that will happen.

gaddafi seems like a con, a crazy guy, but he survived for decades. shaman.rub it in the face of the united states right after the hero's welcome for the lockerbie bomber. look at the world from adopting zoo. the current administration, the obama administration is creating terrorists, threatened to safe. praising the rich legacy of islam and abandoning our soldiers in afghanistan without a strategy. they, why not rub it in america's face? of weakness in obama administration is projecting to dictators around the world. and i tell you, in the immortal words of captain beefheart, double coming every day. >> kernel as we go, keep in mind he has abandoned israel according to the israelis. colonel rob peters i always love talking to you. thanks. >> my pleasure to back it up you will now stay at a luxury hotel in the city. to make up for the un is. >> our president obama's healthcare plan softens at the doctor's question mark dr. marc siegel says yes. it's coming up to explain. >> there may not be a way for doctors to detect early symptoms of al summers disease and

stay on the course of improving relations with colonel gaddafi and libya? >> given some of the actions the libyan government has taken in the recent past, there is a basis for us to try to improve our relationship with libya. obviously, what happened today with regard -- is regrettable. whether it will have an impact with our ongoing relationship with libya, i am not sure. the concern i have is with the decision made by scottish authorities to release him. >> you are watching public affairs programming on c-span. up next, president obama talks about the politics of the health-care debate. after that, and discussion on the role of government in health care. and "washington journal" tomorrow morning, we will talk about health care costs with dennis smith from the heritage foundation. professional paul light of new york university will take your questions about the obama administration's policy initiatives and we will look at the relationship between the u.s. and cuba with lars schultz. >> now, president obama talks with party activists about health care legis

i met general gaddafi over the summer, made it clear to him that we have a new role in making the decision because it was a quasijudicial matter, a matt legislated for by the scottish parliament and not by us, it is a matter for which we could not interfere and had no control over the final outcome. i want to make it absolutely fear -- clear that whenever decision was made, our resolve to fight terrorism is absolute, our determination twork with other countries to fight and protect terrorism is total, and we want to work with countries, even countries like libya, who have renounced nuclear weapons and want to join the international community, we want to work with them in the fight against terrorism around world. >> two aking fotongue] what is your reaction to breaking the silence? >> i think we are trying to achieve the reactivation of the peace process. second, to enable normal life, israeli residents, we have a quarter of a million such people. the classrooms, a kindergarten, they need to have a place to house the families. this is very different from grabbing land. i made it clear we ar

. >> the libyan leader gaddafi wants to pitch a tent, i guess you could say in new jersey near the homesnt at a libyan-owned estate. a senior is state department official calls it "awful" but as host as the united nations, the u.s. may not be able to stop it. >>> a lot of seniors are concerned about how changes to health care will impact medicare in thing like access to prescription drugs. as this debate rages on, there's a small but local group of seniors who are opposed to president obama's health care reform plan and they're showing that they're disapproving of it by turning in their aarp cards. after the president said aarp was backing the plan, the group said it lost at least 60,000 members, still a small percentage of the 40 million roster, that's despite the fact that the aarp only supports portions of the proposal. i'm joined by elaine travis, somebody who gave up her membership and the current board chair for aarp bonnie cramer. thanks so both of you for being with us this morning. as we know, there's been a lot of fiery debate about any health care reform, what it would look li