VELSHI: Moammar Gadhafi is still a major threat; that's according to Libya' National Transitional Council. And the rebels are giving the loyalist troops until later today to disarm or, in their words, face liberation. They're advancing on the leader's hometown of Sirte. Meantime, witnesses say Gadhafi's troops killed nearly 150 civilian hostages. Their charred bodies were discovered in a warehouse yesterday.</s>COSTELLO: Now, to a CNN exclusive, our cameras went into a home belonging to Gadhafi's children. This is Hannibal Gadhafi's beach front villa. Now, it's being ransacked by rebel fighters. But inside, evidence of a luxurious lifestyle and unspeakable brutality. CNN spoke with a woman who claimed to be a nanny to Hannibal Gadhafi's children. Her face is covered in scars. She says Hannibal's wife poured boiling water on her after she refused to punish a child for crying.</s>ROMANS: The Scottish government is defending its decision to release the Lockerbie bomber back to Libya comes only one day after the NTC -- that's the acting government there -- announced it will not extradite Adel Basset al Megrahi. CNN found al Megrahi comatose, hooked up to an IV and an oxygen tank. Our Nic Robertson reports that his family says the cancer is getting worst and he is on his death bed. Al Megrahi was convicted of the 1988 PanAm 103 bombing that killed 270 people.</s>COSTELLO: Coming your way, next, our "Talk Back" question of the day: What will Dick Cheney's legacy be? We'll read your responses. It's 53 minutes past the hour.
Inside the Gadhafi Children's Villa