his name was badri hassan. >> badri, believe you me, is a scapegoat. i'm sure he never knew what was going on until it was too late, or after it happened. >> dornstein: souad hassan was badri's wife. her brother yaseen worked with badri part-time and, for years, listened to his sister's questions about lockerbie. >> by nature, souad is very inquisitive. she always wants answers to certain things that happen. and there are certain questions that badri would not have... he would not answer to. >> dornstein: souad said her suspicions about badri began almost immediately after the bombing. >> dornstein: a short time after lockerbie? >> soon afterwards. >> you're sure of what? that he was involved? >> dornstein: souad, do you know why i'm so interested in all of this? >> why? >> dornstein: i had an older brother. he was on the plane that went down over lockerbie. >> really? >> very sorry to hear that. >> so sorry. >> many innocent people died. many, many innocent people are still suffering from this. >> especially me. i am very suffering about that trip, ab

. >> nasser badry, thank you, still a very complicated ways to unravel, thank you. >>> russia's foreign ministry has called for what they describe as concrete action. after a shell hit their neighborhood, emergency systems have been trying to approve bodies and take the wounded to hospital. india and russia say they will coordinate their actions in syria to avoid taking cross fire. talks with vladimir putin about security on is syria. golan heights which israel seized from syria in 1967. alexis tsipras has again been sworn into office after winning sunday's parliamentary elections. syriza party over tough new austerity measures. barnaby phillips reports from athens. >> reporter: he still doochts the symbol ixg of the radical left. for the second time alexis tsipras was sworn in, in a secular ceremony, not a religious ceremony that all his predecessors have gone through. and he never wears a tie not even at this important state event. but elected, tsipras has learned the art of compromise. in july, faced with greece's expulsion from the eurozone, he agreed on more austerity to the despai

everybody is looking for the better badry. >> do it. >> john mccain wanted to give somebody like a $1 million prize if they invented a better battery and they are like, dude, you'll make 0 billion if you invent a better battery. >> maybe they are all working on that but that would be my question. >> my question to tim cook actually wouldn't be that. it would be sort of related to that. you've got $200 billion, yes, a lot overseas. why aren't they doing more in the world of acquisitions? already do a great job with dividends and in terms of the share buybacks and yet they continue to have this cash horde that just builds more and more. every quarter those numbers continue to go higher. >> they bought beats. >> when you looked at acquisitions on the size, that was one of the largest for them. >> what was it, 3 billion? >> okay. >> they could go out and spend money and absolutely capturing something, maybe related to the battery, doesn't matter to me, but i think there are ways they could go out and really add something to the company itself. >> could attach one of elon musk's car batter