pan am 103 was one of those terrorist attacks on commercial aviation that drove pan am, pan americane stellar carrier in the united states, drove it out of business. nic: this was a wake-up call about the new terrorism that was on the horizon. it made people realize that perhaps their lives weren't as safe as they thought they were. it wasn't long until 9/11. they were proven right. (siren blares) the level of terrorism that the world faces today is quantifiably much greater. it's not going away. (gunfire) after 20 years of the war on terror, there are at least five times as many salafi jihadi terrorist groups on the us state department's list than there were on september 12th, 2001. interviewer: do we reap what we sow as the west, meddling in these other countries? we have to understand, just like in physics, every action has a reaction. everything we do to counter terrorism is not game over, it's just another move on the chess board. interviewer: the last time we were here, we talked about he body that you found, still in his seat... -yes. -..in the field over there. hugh, you talk

reporter: pan am flight 103 crashed into the scottish village of lockerbie. two hundred and seventy people, most of them americans, dead. it was the worst terrorist attack on an airline ever. reagan: we have no knowledge of how this happened. we're trying to find out. man 1: it was an attack on america. man 2: the largest crime scene in history. man 3: two-hundred-thousand pieces of evidence. man 4: my daughter hadn't just died in an accident, but had been brutally murdered. man 5: they killed our children. man 6: to be lied to for 30 years. man 7: i think the us government had an agenda. reagan is the biggest terrorist in the world. woman 1: if it's up to our government, we might not ever know the truth. man 8: nothing is what it seems in the lockerbie story. woman 2: december 21st, 1988. so i was, uh, 17 years old, and my father was coming home from a business trip in london when his plane, pan am 103, exploded over lockerbie, scotland, due to a bomb that had been placed on board by terrorists. this was a terrible tragedy for my family to endure. it was a l

the two played together in a pan-am, the pro-am, excuse me me.ate bargatze, but it could have been another -- right in that one. i'm keeping the fairways pristine for these guys for tomorrow. i promise i'd stay in the bunkers. >> like a new sport, sand wedge standup. if you are a fan of the comedian, you know he is a fan of golf. he's even built a golf simulator in his house because it's hard to play when he's on the road. not bad. he haa good swing there. >> he soundea little winded. >> he's so good at making jokes on the fly, too. that would be a fun day for rory. >>> finally, lady gaga she is both the host and musical guest tonight on "saturday night live," capping off a big week. her new album "mayhem" dropped yesterday. it's getting good reviews. critics say it channels vintage pop gaga. speaking of,one of her classics "alejandro" was the subject of a promo featuring gaga and "snl" star. >> i'll be the host and musical guest this week on "snl." >> god, this is so embarrassing but i got a tattoo of my favorite song by you. >> who is that? >>

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