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it is fascinating. i hope people will watch. it is a special border wars we've never done anything like this before. but it answers a lot of questions people have. >> kelly: we are so glad you can join us and bring us this insightful work you have been doing. border wars, it is going to awaken a lot of people and alarm many. our work is cut out for us there. nick stein, thanks for joining us. be sure to watch tonight, season three premieres, this is something you want to watch catch two back-to-back episodes, tonight. >> jamie: exciting programming. >> only person accused in lockerbie is a free man. could a power shift in libya change that? we speak to a special guest. he lost his brother in that horrific pan am bombing. we are going to ask him what he thinks should be done to bring megrahi to justice as libya changes. it's all the same.
that day, trying to seek justice. do you think if the government in libya changes and is handed to the rebels, you will get it? >> yeah, i've been saying over and over since nato has gotten involved if gadhafi is eliminated or arrest had would be the last chapter, 23 years later would. it would mean our loved ones didn't die in vain. >> jamie: you believe gadhafi is the key, not megrahi? >> i vilified the obama administration and british government because it was oil. in the last 24 hours it is worse. there are reports that bush 43's administration and blair had developed special -- i think history bush 43 and blair's leadership will go down in disgrace. meg ha i had is a symptom. the person in charge was gadhafi. i've been telling everyone stay focused, stay on task,
that country. nonetheless, the government claims that's not the case, but they understand there's tension. now, what really ratcheted up the tension in the past week is the fact that you had forces from gulf cooperation council countries like saudi arabia come into bahrain to help the government against the protestors. these are sunni forces, forces from sunni countries going into a shiite-majority country. the opposition there, the protestors, they saw that as being like a declaration of war against them. it ratcheted up the attention. >> mohammed jamjoom watching all the developments from syria to bahrain. mohammed, thank you. now top of the hour. take a look at this. a terror attack in jerusalem. the u.s. strategy in libya changes and now a new radiation warning in japan. i'm brooke baldwin. the news is now. >> reporter: more air strikes in libya. more targets destroyed and