is up to this task. >> brangham: all right, stephanie douglas, john carlin, thank you both very much.thank you. >> thank you. >> woodruff: stay with us. coming up on the newshour: an uptick in ticks, and the diseases they carry. but first, are insurers treating drivers of color differently by charging them more money? a new analysis finds that is the case in a number of states. hari sreenivasan has the latest in our "race matters" series, from new york. >> sreenivasan: consumer groups have long contended that drivers in predominantly minority neighborhoods are charged more for insurance premiums than drivers in predominantly white neighborhoods. insurers had said that was due to a higher risk of accidents in those communities. but a new analysis by propublica and consumers union found the disparities in premiums are higher-- sometimes much higher-- even when the risk of an accident is essentially the same. the team looked at data and more than 100,000 premiums in four states: california, texas, illinois and missouri. julia angwin of the propublica team joins me now. so what did you do

. >> reporter: former assistant attorney general john carlin now an abc news consultant supervised these. but this was a serious spy operation. >> yes, this was an actual trained operative spy operation in new york targeting human assets. >> reporter: there was no evidence presented in the case the russians actually recruited carter page as a spy but it's very clear they saw him as a potentially important target. george. >> okay, brian, thanks. let's talk to the man himself carter page foreign policy adviser for the trump campaign. welcome to "gma" right now. so, let's just begin with some of the basic facts. march of last year president trump tells "the washington post" you're a member of his foreign policy team. who brought you into the trump campaign? what did you do for them. >> george, i don't talk about that because there's always these various smr theories that anyone i work with -- >> that's a pretty innocent fact. who brought you into the campaign? >> i just -- i don't want to have people's lives disrupted. if i told you a name there would be dozens of calls to that individual