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khaddafi is expected to visit the united nations next month. set up camp at an angle would a state that is owned by the libyan government. that head -- that proposition is not sitting well with anyone, including the parents of one of the young victims of the bombing. joining me on the phone is her mother, susan. thank you. tell me about the loss of your daughter. she was studying in london, with a large group of students, correct? >> 20 years old, a talented actress and singer. she had a beautiful voice. she was young and full of life and energy, with what might have been a very good future ahead of her. she has been gone a very long time. there were 35 syracuse students coming back together, a lot of other young people on that flight. it was a horrible tragedy, what happened. i can barely believe it. martha: i remember that night so well. it was right before christmas, everyone was waiting for people to come home before the holidays. i imagine that you had great excitement and anticipation, a way for the whole semester, coming home from the ho

khaddafi. >> -- yes, you have. khaddafi. >> i think you have seen reports of concerns by members of the community in the new york. , the families of the victims -- members of the community in the new york area, the families of the victims. we have settle long -- we have said all along that we thought that it is highly objectionable for the libyan government to receive mr. brahe the way they did -- mr. al magrahi the way they did. to the concern of the committee that might be affected by any travel arrangements made for the libyan delegation, we are talking to the appropriate authorities, both on the local level in the new york. -- in the new york area. we are involved in discussions, but, as i said before, we are also talking to the libyans about the concerns that we have and the wrong sensibilities or sensitivities of the families who live in that area. to wrap this up, no decision has been made. >> senator line bird is asking that khaddafi be limited in his ability to travel to the un headquarters district. if yo

certainly, khaddafi is seen as a theocentric but influential. -- essentric but influential.he reports, but it is taking in the longer than expected. stay with us. i think it is telling, when you say in the homecoming for megrahi is not expected to have muc$ç fanfare. perhaps that sends a message from the libyans not to show off. >> it would be detrimental to relations between t u.s. and libya for that to happen, i think. nine journalists contact said that he would not be surprised if megrahi was invited to a greeting, but that is just speculation. again, he is part of a powerful tribe in libya, so clearly there is a lot of support. megrahi has always protested his innocence. there was a payoff to the families of theç victims, and t was a legal deal, a package of steps taken in 2003 to rehabilitate media. it announced it wasç ending its weapons of mass destruction program, taking responsibility for this, and turning over the suspects in the case. the other suspect was acquitted. so there was this package of steps to put together to help bring libya back into the fold. it wa

greta: khaddafi is coming to the u.s., tell me what his point happen with this? >> my guess is tha-- tell me who happen with this? >> i am sure people will be there to greet him and let him know what their feelings are. under the headquarters agreement that the u.s. signed for the u.n., he, just like president ahmadinejad, can come and participate in u.n. business. when he arrives, he will be given diplomatic community, he will be allowed to speak at the u.n. hopefully he will not be allowed to travel outside the confines of manhattan. greta: why is this killer such a celebrity in libya? why did he get a hero's welcome? >> the libyans have never really conceded that they were responsible for him. that is really what i think we should have been doing to go back to putting pressure on the british, i don't see much evidence that we did anything except to go through the motions. that is a subject for congressional hearings. let's hear from the secretary of state what she and her colleagues did. greta: you talked about the settlement, it was $2.7 billion. it seems to

the son of khaddafi was welcoming him to libya. they were both in the welcome. they were taking the responsibility of trying to find a way to free him through his foundation, the gadhafi foundation for charity and development, which handles all negotiations and talks. so that was his role. gregg: thank you very much. the question today, should megrahi have been released at all? go to foxnews.com. tens of thousands of people have already reported -- voted. we will report results tonight at 7:00 on the "fox report." coming up, grissom developments on the murder of a model founded a suitcase. her husband is being called a monster for what he did to the body. we will talk to dr. keith about that. we are also waiting for the hearing in florida. a 17-year-old girl fled ohio because she claims that she is going to be the next honor killing victim. her father is angry she converted from islam to christianity. having the right tools is crucial to being able to manage your diabetes properly. it's very important for me to uh check my blood sugar before i go on stage. being

khaddafi is coming to the u.s. next month. u.s. officials in this administration as well as the loss would have been embracing khaddafi, trying to improve relations with libya. from the perspective of justice, should the u.s. 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 n

. >> and libyan leader muammar khaddafi's support for the release has gained outrage. >>> a terroristquitted of illegally possessing and transporting explosives. the case pitted national security against charges of racial profiling. and john zarrella has more. >> reporter: the federal government tried painting megahi as a terrorist. in a major set back, an immigration judge has dismissed the case, saying prosecutors didn't prove it, no surprise to garry maringer. >> whatever he did, there's no evidence of it, thank god in this country, you have to prove somebody guilty before you can incarcerate them. >> megahed who came to the u.s. from libya in 1988 was charged with transporting explosives. after a three-week trial. they circled not guilty on the form. for megahed, freedom, right? no, megahed was rearrested. now they're saying you're a terrorist and you're going to be deported how do you react to that? >> i would say this is a false allegation, baseless. and i go to fourth to fight against those allegations. >> we talked by phone with yousef megahed. how 2kid all this unfold? two ye

this is nothing but the appeasement of more khaddafi, who wants to get rid of lockerbie.it is as if it has never happened. jane: so many families share your opinion. but some in the u.k. -- i'm bored to quote from reverend john mosley, says it is right he should go home to die in dignity. i believe it is our christian duty to show mercy to this man. >> he was taken in by a great deal of libyan propaganda. several people have the idea that somehow the cia did this stuff. the fact is, i do not want to hear falls cries of mercy. should we have pitied stalin? this man killed 270 people. where is our moral come to this -- compass? i am sick of this. and they watched him out, and it has done a lot to the british petroleum -- once british petroleum had a deal with libya, but tony blair came up with another way to get him out. he is going to address the u.n. in triumph in september, and people should be outraged at this, at the freedom of this terrorist. this involves osama bin laden and every terrorist in the world, because they see that we are weak and cowardly when we do this