200 people. who can forget the awful carnage from those bombings. bill: prosecutors say that ghailani was a key player in those attacks. what do his attorneys argue? david lee miller, outside the federal courthouse in new york city. what s expected today, david lee? reporter: in about two hours time, that s when we expect ahmed ghailani to appear in the federal courthouse before judge lewis kaplan. he was convicted of only one count, although he had been facing 285 charges. the one count he was convicted of was conspiracy to destroy u.s. property. for that single charge, he is now facing 20 years to life. his former attorney, who is now an observer to the trial, says he expects the judge to give ghailani life behind bars, but there is one footnote to all this. it had been said earlier that even if ghailani had been completely acquitted during the trial proceedings, he would still be detained as an enemy combatant. the bottom line, no matter what happens today, whether i