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Reporting on -- i believe is it the lockerbie? >> todd: yes it is. >> steve: day of justice. >> todd: nearly 34 years since panam flight 103 exploded over lockerbie, scotland. now agila mohammad masud. now in u.s. custody after two years of negotiations. he was previously in prison in libya on separate charges, masud will be the only one of three people charged in connection with to the attack to take the stand in an american courtroom. the families of those victims reacting to the news. the bro...

Near donner pass, plow trains racing to clear the tracks. and in the northeast, the first significant snowfall overnight, more than nine inches in spots. slick roads testing drivers. wrecks across the boston area sunday. bostons logan airport dealing with a combination of snow and de-icing delays. dozens of flights canceled. well, as you can see, folks here in california have their work cut out for them. cars buried under snow, homes blanketed. in the meanwhile, power crews continuing to restore...

Even more complicated than normal because of the coming flip of the house from democrats to republicans. your take, brand-new cnn polling releasing right now shows broad numbers of americans view both political parties as too extreme. plus, justice delayed, but not denied. the alleged bombmaker suspected of blowing pan am flight 103 out of the sky is in custody. and due in court next hour. 34 years after that terror attack that killed nearly 200 americans. and this is what gets cheers in tod...

Bring them to justice. >> sandra: 34 years later, victims families hoping for justice now that the lockerbie suspect is in united states. prosecutors say he made the bomb that went off inside pan am flight 103 as that plane flew over scotland. killing everyone on board as well as 11 people on the ground in town of lockerbie. david. >> sandra, his name -- he was supposed to be in front of the judge about now, but that is pushed back, hell be here at this federal courthouse in d.c. the case is uni...

Necessary if he is traveling on the ground throughout much of europe. >> bill: mystery there. david lee, thanks. >> dana: the suspectedn d.c. court today nearly 34 years to the day after the terror attack killed hundreds on pan am flight 103 over scotland. 190 victims were americans. suspect is a libyan national extradited to the u.s. general jack keane joins me now. listen to one of the victims brothers on with bill last hour. >> i spoke independently to an f.b.i. agent who was involved in the ...

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The bomb was placed. we know that this agent has already confessed to setting the timer on the bomb to 11 hours to be congratulated at time for the successful in bringing down pan am 103, congratulated by moamar gad afy so there is a lot more opportunity for more discovery. >> reporter: almost 34 years since the deadliest terror attack in british history, and the man accused of building the bomb that killed 270 people, mostly americans, is finally going to face justice in a u.s. court. a huge mo...

Suspect of abdullah massoud is the first step made by the u.s. department of justice in 35 years to hold any suspect accountable in u.s. courts for the second most deadliest terror attack against america in u.s. history. the bombing was aboard pan am 103, a u.s. flag carrier. the people in lockerbie that died were the people that the plane fell upon. so u.s. federal courts have just diggs to prosecute crimes on board u.s. flagged aircraft regardless of the location. aside from the u.s. issuing i...

And to the american victims families, this really has felt like a betrayal by u.s. authorities to the thousands that regularly pledge allegiance to america and its flag. todays arraignment of masud in a washington courthouse is a significant step -- first step to address the three decades long miscarriage of justice. it is the victims family wish that the u.s. criminal trial proceedings begin immediately. since justice delayed is justice denied. the victims families are keenly aware that after 3...