attorney michael sherwin to make remarks. mr. sherwin: he stood on this very stage when he unsealed the indictment of megrahi and fhimah. this is not the end, only the beginning. the attorney general also said in 1991 that but no means would the investigation end with that field indictment. and the attorney general has lived up to those words. nearly 20 years later after that unsealing of that indictment, we have been able to successfully charge the alleged bomb maker of pan am 103. and that is only -- has only come to fruition because of the amazing work of the scottish and f.b.i. investigators in this case, which is really unheard of, the length investigators both overseas and in the united states went. but make no mistake, the criminal complaint would not filed without the eadership, energy, and wherewithal of the attorney general. the criminal complaint, the evidence, forensics that helped lead us to file charges in the criminal complaint are fascinating and really something almost out of the tom clancy novel. from the beginn

attorney district of columbia michael sherwin and by steve, the charge of irector in the washington field office of the f.b.i. joined by kara weipz, last year at the memorial of the 103 victims. monetti washer rick killed on that flight. leads a pan am flight organization. i also want to say i talked arlier this morning with the director, chris wray, who ring gets -- regrets he can't be here underscore the ommitment and the tenacity of he f.b.i. in this investigation. this was underscored to me, lso, last year when i spoke at the memorial at arlington national cemetery. so among the audience were and d.o.j. agents former employees and current employees who have been involved this investigation. later coming out to support the victims' families, and that speaks commitment that department.at the am pleased to announce that the united states has filed criminal charges against the conspirator, abu agila muhammad mas'ud kheir al-marimi, for his role in the bombing of pan am flight 103. let there be no mistake, no amount of time or distance will stop the united states and our scottish partners

well, sherwin was misdiagnosed. he started his journey sherwin was misdiagnosed.they thought he had an abscess, they did the surgery without scanning him and put a drain in him which we later found without scanning him and put a drain in him which we laterfound out without scanning him and put a drain in him which we later found out that they had actually drained directly into his primary tumour. and he was diagnosed with an extremely rare sarcoma , diagnosed with an extremely rare sarcoma, they account for 1% of aduu sarcoma, they account for 1% of adult cancers but his was very rare. there is no protocol for it. so he just battled throughout that for the last six months. if they had found or discovered the cancer, then it was less than five centimetres, his prognosis would have been 20% better. when they found his actual cancer, he had a 14 centimetre tumour in his pelvis alongside 13 nodules in his lungs so he had metastasised. i'm -- and looking back over the last several months, how do you feel that what happened to sherwin was directly because of the situati

and social workers are among those 1st in line to receive the shot our moscow correspondent emily sherwin caught up with one of them. to me signed up for the vaccination as soon as he could get it the 42 year old is healthy and says he isn't too worried about getting the coronavirus himself but he doesn't want to be a carrier for the disease especially because he works as a social worker at a government run jobs and career center. around 200 or 300 people from all over moscow come through our center every day and we never know where they might have been and who they might have been in contact with so the likelihood of the corona virus spreading is quite high i'm able to get the vaccine so i decided to get it for my own peace of mind also for the people i'm close to my colleagues at work and the people who come to our center. to meet the he is one of thousands of people who have signed up for the shot in moscow according to authorities social workers teachers and doctors are 1st in line for it sputnik the requires patients to get to jobs around 3 weeks apart though the covert 900 vaccine i

so some of the names that we like are growth names, home depot is such a name, we like sherwin williams, united health care those are stocks that have been good, they're growth stocks, but you also have some up side, even with a reopening and on the reopening side, we've got booking holdings, amt, which is a cell phone company but it's one that's down this year, despite having a good environment for business and for their general environment because people are on their phones all the time and 5g is going to help and the weak dollar will help we also think boston scientific, a device company that hasn't been able to do a lot of surgery because they've stopped all surgeries that were, quote, nonessential, even though i suspect for heart patients and their doctors, a heart surgery is essential so those are names on both sides. we're using both the strategy of staying with growth, staying with some of the tech that hasn't gone up too much and also continuing with some reopening names that, again, have not gone ahead of themselves. >> yeah. it's just interesting to hear you talk about the ho

brent: that was emily sherwin reporting there, let's ke a look at the other stories around the world.erman city has held a minute of silence to honor the five people killed when a vehicle plowed into pedestrians on tuesday. a 51 euros man is in custody, prosecutors say the suspect was under the influence of alcohol and there are no indications of a terrorist motive. british police say four people have died and one injured after an explosion at a water treatment plant. the blast near the city of bristol is believed to have been involved in a chemical tank, the caused remains unclear. israel is urging citizens to avoid travel to the gulf region saying that iran may be training -- planning to attk isrli targs. it comes a week after iran's top nuclear scientist was killed in an ambush outside tehran. i run has blamed israel for it the attack and has vowed it delegation. three human rights activists have been released from prison, that is according to their organization the egyptian initiative for personal rights. the men's arrest in november sparked outcry, it is not clear if charges have

ppg, black and decker, sherwin williams is beneficiary.e've seen great data points on housing, no surprise in terms of permits and new home sales hitting a million last month one data point that i want to highlight, single family home sales that have not started are up 91.5% year over year. and that is an enormous pent up demand and backlog so you definitely want to have exposu exposure sherwin up 27% year to date, so it is not exactly undiscovered but this company growing free cash flow of 30% ofafter they py out the dividend their margins are expanding by 200 to 300 basis points. they are gaining market share and they have pricing power. so i want to have exposure to housing, i want to be selective in what i'm buying, but i believe that this trend will continue not only from covid, but we're also hearing from companies like d.r. horton, they said any l said millennials are starting to buy as well. so i think that you still want to have exposure there for sure. >> maybe spurred the trend that we thought would eventually happen anyway, tha

sherwin hall is one of those caught up in the fallout from the coronavirus pandemic.arch, just as the crisis was growing, but it took 13 more visits until a scan at the end of may revealed cancer. his death was announced earlier this week, and his wife, latroya, says more should have been done. everything was overrun and tired. nobody was paying attention to him, and it's literally cost him his life, and no one can... it's not right you should be able to turn around and just be, like, i'm sorry now. the government needs to take accountability for what's happened. it's cost my husband his life, it's caused my eight—month—old child not to have a father any more. and it's caused me not to have my husband. as the pandemic grew in the early spring and the health service was at risk of being overwhelmed, hospitals across the uk were told cancel non—essential appointments. that included some diagnostic scans used to detect cancer. the impact has been dramatic. in england, at least 4.4 million fewer scans were carried out between april and september this year, compared to the

martin sherwin look tess cold war with a folk cause on the cuban missile crisis.become war historian margaret mcmillan considers how military conflict has affect our lives. also on "the wall street journal's" list of 2020 notable books is sicily 43, author james hollins examination of the allied invasion of italy in world war ii and historian eric larson studies wynton churchill khz leadership during the london blitz in the splendid and he vial. >> 1940 which is when the action starts in my book, was the date that churchill became prime minister. the greatest day of his life. this is the thing he wanted most of all. he became prime minister owing to rebellion in the house of commons where the consensus was that neville champion bier lynn was not up to -- chamberlin was not up to challenge of dealing with history hero and germany and that day was the day the hitler phony war sealed to become a phony war and became hot shooting war when history life invited the low countries. this the greatest day of churchill's day of his life and one-darkest days in the history of

and what mike sherwin eluded to, what they did lining up police officers and looking at every blade of grass and that footprint was astounding. and that picture of me pointing to the little chip that was found that was smaller than a finger nail, that was critical to cracking the case, and that was found out in a field. so that pain staking work just shows the professionalism of the scottish police but also it shows how important international cooperation is in cracking these heinous crimes. now was there another part to your question? >> the solar wind hack and if you have the conclusion that the russians were responsible and what responses we might see? >> from the information i have, you know, i agree with secretary pompeo's assessment, it certainly appears to be the russians, but i'm not going to discuss it beyond that. >> katherine? >> on topic, attorney general, can you explain to us why it was important to you personally to bring the investigation full circle with the announcement of today's indictment and, off topic, respecting that it's an ongoing investigation has special cou

martin sherwin look at the cold war with a focus on the cuban missile crisis in gambling with armageddon. in the book war, margaret mcmillline consider otherwise military conflict has affected our lives and on the list of books is sicily 43. james holland's examination of the allied invasion of italy to n world war ii and eric larson studies prime minister winston churchill's leadership in the london blitz in the splendid and the vial. >> 1940 which is when the action starts in book was the day that churchill became prime minister, the gettest day in his life. i think even he would agree. the thing he wanted most of all. he became prime minister owing to something of a rebellion in the house of commons or the consensus was that neville chamberlin was not up to the challenge of dealing with hitler and germany. but in 1940 was the day that hitler -- the phony war ceased to be a phony war and became a hot shooting war when hitler invaded the low countries. this is the greatest day of his life and one of the darkest days in history of the world. this did not daunt churchill. churchill tell t

correspondent emily sherwin is in moscow for us hi emily how is the kremlin responding to this interview that involved a recorded. well of course the russian authorities have repeatedly denied any connection between russian officials and this poisoning we've just heard a statement from the kremlin spokesperson made to his cough who said that he hadn't watched the video but that me seems to have delusions of grandeur delusions also of being persecuted and he also commented on the fact that the video goes into great detail about where the poison could have been placed and perhaps well it seems it was placed on these underwear he said that there should be a friday and analysis about why he is so obsessed with his own across the area those were the words of the kremlin spokesperson he also referred back to a statement that we heard earlier from the f.s.b. yesterday they said that this video is a fake that it's a provocation aimed at discrediting the f.s.b. and agents of the f.s.b. so again firmly denying that but it's clear that this video which now has millions and millions of views on you

in money and pr jacob goldstein explores the history of currency and martin sherwin looks at the cold war with a focus on the cuban missile crisis in gaveling with armageddon. in the book war historian margaret mcmillan considers how military conflict has affected our lives. also on "the wall street journal"'s list of 2020 notable books is sicily 43, author james holland examines the invasion of italy and world war ii. eric larson studies prime minister winston churchill's leadership during the london blitz in the splendid and the vile. >> in the midst of 1940 is when the action starts my book was a day churchill became a minister in the greatest day in his life and i think he would agree that this is the thing he would want most of all. it became prime minister owing to a rebellion and house of commons or the consensus was that neville chamberlain prior per mr. was not up to the challenge of dealing with hitler in germany but that same day in 1940 was a hitler entered the bony war and became a hot war when hitler invaded the low countries so we have this situation where churchill is

what mike sherwin eluded to was what they did, lining up police officers and literally looking at every blade of grass and that footprint was astounding. that picture of me pointing to the little chip that was found, smaller than a fingernail, that was critical to cracking the case. that was found out in a field. so that painstaking work just shows the professionalism of the scottish police, and shows how important international cooperation is in cracking these heinous crimes. now, was there another part to your question? >> can you address the solar wind pack, and do you conclude the russians were responsible, and what responses can we see from the fbi or doj? >> from the information i have, you know, i agree with secretary pompeo's assessment. it certainly appears to be the russians, but i'm not going to discuss it beyond that. excuse me. catherine here. >> on the topic, attorney general, can you explain to us why it was important to personally bring the investigation full circle with the announcement of the indi indictme indictment? off topic, respecting it is an ongoing investigatio

sherwin hall is one of those caught up in the fallout from the coronavirus pandemic.the end of may revealed cancer. his death was announced earlier this week, and his wife, latroya, says more should have been done. everything was overrun and tired. nobody was paying attention to him, and it's literally cost him his life, and no one can... it's not right you should be able to turn around and just be, like, i'm sorry now. the government needs to take accountability for what's happened. it's cost my husband his life, it's caused my eight—month—old child not to have a father any more. and it's caused me not to have my husband. as the pandemic grew in the early spring and the health service was at risk of being overwhelmed, hospitals across the uk were told cancel non—essential appointments. that included some diagnostic scans used to detect cancer. the impact has been dramatic. in england, at least 4.4 million fewer scans were carried out between april and september this year, compared to the same period last year. the backlog created means one in seven people are now wai

depot, that's the big stock in the consumer discretionary group, that's looking very toppy recently sherwinams, target, all down this is for december what is a little more concerning is the industrials, they had a great, great rally david was talking about the steel stocks too they also sort of run out of steam. that's a little more disconcerting given that i said that's part of the reopening story, cummins, rockwell, some other names out there, eaton, down for not the stu the month this is what we call the high beta stuff, the oil names, you know, like occidental, the cruise lines, the airlines these are stocks, high beta names that they move on whether the markets move or not. the market moves 1%, they move 2% they jump around an awful lot. so far they have been holding up but you kind of want a much broader rally on that. that's going to be the issue right now. we don't want just the high bet why stock stocks moving around, you want broad participation in the market we had it up until a few days ago starting to stall out now. i think the big issue for the market now is we get the stimulu

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attorney for the district of columbia, michael sherwin, and by steve, the assistant director in chargefbi. i'm also joined by tara weeps who i met last year at the memorial for the 103 victims and whose brother, rickman eddie, was killed on that flight. and now leads a pan am flight 103 advocacy organization. i also want to say that i talked earlier this morning with the director, chris wray, who regrets very much he cannot be here in person to underscore the commitment and the tenacity of the fbi in this investigation. that was underscored to me also last year when i spoke with the memorial at the arlington national cemetery. and among the audience were so many fbi agents and doj former employees and current employees who have been involved in this investigation. still 30 years later. coming at the support for the victims families and that speaks volumes for the commitment that exists here at the department. i am pleased to announce that the united states has filed criminal charges against the third conspirator. abu agila masud, for his role in the bombing of pan am flight 103. let th

you mentioned the guy eric sherwin, president of the rosemont seneca law firm that worked with hunterhe and a bunch of associates including hunter biden have been asked to come into the senate investigation with and appear before the committee with grassley and senator ron johnson. they have all declined. they refused to cooperate. tough ask the question if what you're doing is on the up and up, if you have nothing to hide, why not cooperate? remember all of the trump children have been accused of these things and didn't do it yet cooperated with fully with all these committees. why isn't the media on this? why aren't they calling on hunter to cooperate with the senate. pete: they're not on it because of course they're in the tank. they have had zero curiosity in act when it would have implications for the election. they were actively debunking it. part and parcel with former obama officials saying this is russian disinformation. that guy who was an office mate, gongwen dong, is a emissary for one of the largest companies in china, cefc china energy. when the former vice president is