even better than john kerry as the study as possible even better thanjohn kerry as saying. costs are falling, they are below those of fossil fuels, we are getting basically peak fossil fuel demand, fuels, we are getting basically peak fossilfuel demand, and fuels, we are getting basically peak fossil fuel demand, and that is only seen it technology race to be top between china, america, and europe —— unleashing a technology race. and indeed between companies, tess white versus japan versus germany. —— tesla versus japan. now the market can do a lot of the work. we tesla versus japan. now the market can do a lot of the work.— can do a lot of the work. we talked about to be — can do a lot of the work. we talked about to be we _ can do a lot of the work. we talked about to be we have _ can do a lot of the work. we talked about to be we have seen - can do a lot of the work. we talked about to be we have seen it - can do a lot of the work. we talked about to be we have seen it in - about to be we have seen it in europe, through the protests that the farmers have mounted in bruss

kerry own wee on that programme? kerry >> it's not the worst thing i've ever done tv.r tv. let's be honest . honest. >> family show. kerry. we've all had a drink. yeah. um, listen , had a drink. yeah. um, listen, cockroaches . cockroaches. >> blimey. you know, other grubs , you know, like i'm a celebrity um, i think that was probably worse than drinking my own pee , worse than drinking my own pee, but i think that was that was like a clickbait story . the show like a clickbait story. the show itself actually were a lot. i mean, i cried so much during that show because i found out a lot about myself . so i really lot about myself. so i really enjoyed doing that show . i think enjoyed doing that show. i think that's one of my favourites i've done.i that's one of my favourites i've done. i think i've actually got rid of it after one series, but i actually learnt a lot about myself doing that. >> well, let's bring in my top punst >> well, let's bring in my top pundits we can as kerry pundits if we can as well. kerry we've got oakley and we've got lewis oakley and madeline

kerry own wee on that programme? kerry >> it's not the worst thing i've ever done tv.r tv. let's be honest . honest. >> family show. kerry. we've all had a drink. yeah. um, listen , had a drink. yeah. um, listen, cockroaches . cockroaches. >> blimey. you know, other grubs , you know, like i'm a celebrity um, i think that was probably worse than drinking my own pee , worse than drinking my own pee, but i think that was that was like a clickbait story . the show like a clickbait story. the show itself actually were a lot. i mean, i cried so much during that show because i found out a lot about myself . so i really lot about myself. so i really enjoyed doing that show . i think enjoyed doing that show. i think that's one of my favourites i've done.i that's one of my favourites i've done. i think i've actually got rid of it after one series, but i actually learnt a lot about myself doing that. >> well, let's bring in my top punst >> well, let's bring in my top pundits we can as kerry pundits if we can as well. kerry we've got oakley and we've got lewis oakley and madeline

john kerry kerry and you can watch the full interview withjohn kerry on the context later on bbc newsies making headlines here in the uk. study by the resolution foundation finds people in the 20 tamales to take time of the people in 40s and mental health is a particular concern including including anxiety and depression. more than 2000 migrants arrived in the uk this year after crossing the english channel. the home office said 290 people across the channel in small bits on sunday, the high esteem number of more than a month after 358 people were recorded onjanuary i7. more than a month after 358 people were recorded onjanuary 17. an analysis by vc there are five car insurance quotes in england suggests those four areas with bigger populations of people from ethnic backgrounds were a third more expensive than elsewhere. prices were higher in these neighbourhoods even when less diverse areas had similar road accident and crime levels. the insurance industry body said ethnicity was not a factor in pricing. your life would bbc news. police and the belgian capital brussels fired tear gas

former adviser tojohn kerry pots. former adviser to john kerry at pots.te department. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news here in the uk... officers are using "all the resources at their disposal" to find clapham corrosive liquid attack suspect abdul shokoor ezedi the policing minister has told bbc news. chris philp warned "nobody should be harbouring this man or offering him any kind of protection". it comes as the manhunt for mr ezedi reaches its sixth day. the former chancellor kwasi kwarteng is standing down as an mp at the next election. he served at the treasury for just ten weeks in 2022 after being sacked he served at the treasury for just six weeks in 2022 after being sacked by liz truss following their much criticised mini budget. more than 80 current mps have already said they will leave parliament at the next election. eight million people on means tested benefits are now receiving their final cost of living payment, to help with high prices and bills. the 299 pound payment will go

kerry. at the guardian. kerry. >> um, okay. well, we've got a couple of big stories here. one, i'm not sure this is such a big story. the minister's confirm, uh, phone ban for english schools are you saying that some parents will be against that? would resistance to it. but would have resistance to it. but i've not got the whole story here would parents be here as to why would parents be against i'm quite against that? i'm not quite sure. a very good thing. you sure. um, a very good thing. you know, i don't i think people are overusing doesn't overusing phones and it doesn't really classroom or really help in a classroom or anything else. i'm surprised schools this schools really lasted this long. >> got kids, schools >> but you've got kids, schools already have the power to ban phones. >> secondary school e secondary school . i'm >> my, the secondary school. i'm just sorry to just get off. you carry just doesn't carry your opinion. just doesn't matter. opinion. matter. my opinion. >> love the way i was heading >> i love the way i was heading towards procreated. thus your

the house oversight committee announce an investigation into former special climate envoy john kerry and his alleged ties to leftist environmental groups. former president trump, meanwhile, says bud light should be given a second chance after the dylan mulvaney if backlash. plus, former reagan economist art laffer is here on growing concerns that the biden administration is surveilling and censoring americans. and despite what the white house tries to say, voters are still suffering under bidenomics. all of that next on "the evening edit." ♪ ♪ get help reaching your goals with j.p. morgan wealth plan, a digital money coach in the chase mobile® app. use it to set and track your goals, big and small... and see how changes you make today... could help put them within reach. from your first big move to retiring poolside - and the other goals along the way. wealth plan can help get you there. ♪ j.p. morgan wealth management. with the majority of my patients with sensitivity i see irritated gums and weak enamel. sensodyne sensitivity gum and enamel it relieves sensitivity helps restore gum

you watch the full interview with john kerry on the context in i withjohn kerry on the context in bbcook at some of the story is making the news now. a study by the resolution foundation has found people in their early 20s are more likely to take time off work because of illness than those in their 405. the think tank says mental health is a particular concern the think tank says mental health is of particular concern, with around a third of 18 to 24 year olds reporting they have conditions such a5 as anxiety or depression. the home office 5aid as anxiety or depression. the home office said more than 290 people crossed in small boats on sunday. this is the highest daily number more than three months. up to 358 people crossed and jenny the seventh. railservices people crossed and jenny the seventh. rail services across sussex and surrey have been severely disrupted due to a major signalling fault. ourfailure in the early hours of monday has caused delays and cancellations to southern and thames link services. thames link said they expected the disruption between east croydon and bright

kerry craig, always great to have you with us. narrative has been split between watching the fed for repricing of easing expectations and wondering on the back of nvidia how much further that ai related technology rally can go. where using opportunities now? sean teare -- kerry: the market has largely discounted the outlook for interest rates to come down over the course of this year moving in line with what central banks have largely been telling us and at the same time bond yields have moved up 45 basis points past week. equity markets continue to move higher on the outlook for greater earnings coming through and the south line -- soft landing narrative is becoming embedded. we have a base case thinking about an economy slowing around the world. you are seeing inflation flattening a little but still hitting down. it is falling like a feather rather than a stone and that should be quite positive for the equities output. we are still thinking about the quality of u.s. large-cap. we are looking at structural changes in the japanese

kerri, what surprised but what we heard as we do await the response from the white house?> i think i was surprised as how as has already been said most of the justices seemed pretty resistant to the arguments that colorado was making. beyond that, i was, you know, happy to hear the questions related to what kind of due process the former president would get in all this, i was just talking to john before we came back and i was telling him how i thought brett kavanaugh's questions about insurrection were particularly interesting, he made the point we have been making on air for sandra, for months here, that the former president has not been charged nor convicted under the federal statute which directly addresses insurrection, so looking at insurrection in this section of the constitutionality brett kavanaugh said what does it mean, who designs it, who defines it, and i don't think you have to be a lawyer to ask and want to know the answer to and colorado did not have a good answer to it. >> john: kavanaugh brought up there are provisions to remove a person from office if the

clearly thinks _ efficient technology. john kerry clearly thinks it _ efficient technology. john kerryechnology. john kerry clearly thinks it is not a - clearly thinks it is not a worthwhile investment, the british government does and in fact they put £6 billion of subsidy into it. am i right in saying that there is a budget decision to be made at the next week about whether more subsidies are sent away? why are they wedged into this and not wind technology you have just described? there is a decision imminently to be happening and i think partly the issueis happening and i think partly the issue is that this 2 million a day, thatis issue is that this 2 million a day, that is part of the issue that politicians are hearing a lot from these companies, but the other issue is the speed of this technology. may be a decade ago we would have needed padlocks like drax but not with the speed of this technology, revolution has had happened around power and it has had happened around power and it has become cheap and efficient and i think a lot of politicians may do to not realise how you can act

john kerry said we cannot get to net zero. if we don't get this job doneunless agriculture is frontd center as part of the solution do you agree with john kerry we have to get farmers to net zero? >> i agree that's an opportunity for farmers to make more money for small and midsize producer to stay on the fiber which is a disaster for farmers when you're incentivizing them to put solar panels on the best farm route in the world. what is is going to do for our ability to feed people? those solar panels to nothing do nothingbut help our adversar. going by the claimant cult our own practices using coal to produce solar panels we do not have a reclamation plan. not only that it's messing up and farmers are in competition or have to rent their land. you have got people that are getting subsidies from the government making it three times as much of a farmer it makes. of course you got some farmer signing up. the profit margin is out near on farms. look what is happening in europe. but i want to know is who is standing up for the far

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climate czar john kerry spent millions of taxpayer dollars on his own staff. who are they? and what were they doing for high six figure salaries? but a new lawsuit aims to uncover all of it. this on his watch, your money. plus claims the government was using really frightening big brother spying tactics on amer americans. their targets, so-called maga republicans. all americans should be upset about this. >> they will try to bring that in a few years where they will know every penny you spend everywhere every day. the american people will fiercely resist it as they look at what's coming down the road. >> harris: brian kilmeade to talk about the treasury secretary's testimony when asked about it. hint, dodge ball. veteran homeowners checked your credit card rates lately? many are over 22%, near 30% if you pay late. why not do what thousands of veteran families have done. call newday and pay off that high rate debt with the lower rate newday 100 va cash out loan. veterans can save $500 a month. that's $6,000 a year. it changes everything for them. it can for you too. (vo) if

unfortunately they don't i'm john kerry echo welcome to the whistle blowers the . 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 today we're going to tell you about a bona fide hero. david mcbride is a former british army officer and the. busy leader with the australian special forces who blew the whistle on war crimes committed by australian soldiers in afghanistan. after failing to raise a response through official channels. mcbride shared the information with the australian broadcasting corporation, which then published a series of major reports based on the material, the abc broadcast and 2017, led to a major inquiry that upheld many of mcbride's allegations. despite this, however, abc edits, journalist themselves came under threat of prosecution for their work on the story . mcbride himself was prosecuted for dissemination of official information. we'll tell you more about that in a moment, but let's go back a few years. david mcbride is a seasoned attorney. after studying for a 2nd law degree at oxford university, he joined the british military and eventually moved back to us trail. yeah. where he became a lawy

i'm john kerry. uncle, we're speaking with australian national security whistleblower. david mcbride. good . have you been with us? david, thanks for joining. thank you john. david we, national security was of lowers, especially in the us australia and the u. k. all stick together. we're all friends . we all remain in touch, i'm proud to call you a friend. what kind of support if you received from the whistle blowing community and from the list of like n g o's, have they done anything to help make this experience a little bit more tolerable? well, is the party like another wizard law, and i saw you in the city by surprise actually. um bill bosh tribunals julia miss andre a shield by at a g levels are 2 i thought you were going to be appearing by video going well i have to sneak into australia to tell you the truth. a. yeah, that was such a joy and um, uh yeah, i'm surprised and i wouldn't let josie many of you know. and so, but yeah, that was stem was such a joy and i saw in you twice and we had a bit of a lot of what really helped me was it when you told me about doing

i'm john kerry. uncle. we're speaking with australian national security whistleblower. david mcbride. good. have you been with us? david, thanks for joining. thank you john. david we national security was of lowers, especially in the us australia and the u. k. all stick together. we're all friends . we all remain in touch, i'm proud to call you a friend. what kind of support if you received from the whistle blowing community and from the west of like n g o's, have they done anything to help make this experience a little bit more tolerable? well, is the party like in other ways of law and i saw you were interested in the boss of draws actually, um bill la strive beautiful for julian. miss andre, a shield buy energy levels are actually on for you. we're going to be appearing by video going well i have to sneak into australia to tell you the truth. oh yeah. yeah. that was such a joy. and um, uh yeah, i'm surprised and i wouldn't let josie many of you know. and so, but yeah, that was ever such a joy and i saw in you twice and we had a bit of a love what really helped me was

what if i make the kerry kerry can savage lot of beautiful patawsee. i already to come the highest my assignment and then we should that statement or use my visual associates, but could be more should be okay if the next door give i assume somebody chapman stomach, i can still bring with me, you know, if i could work by stop, get the bottom, would you guys regret that if there's to push stable just to be stuck on the deductible? give, do we're going to use the idea later as well. i think the woman a solemn daughter who lives alone with her, a cat, sent her dogs in her memories in her home, packed with cushions, with the little mice that come through the broken windows. is both a story of sadness and a story of hope. that if i looked at this and see what was the vehicle, so it's going to be in full body armor gear hustle and run. it takes me back banning, but the devastation is horrendous. i haven't seen anything like this plan, right. so we've got splits not special forces covering our bags. no, no, no, no, no, no, no grievance, stuff on the the the so

presidential campaign. >> i met john kerry at the atlantic city airport, he and i sat down and talked with my friend jose, he hired me. his problem was he hired me to late. i was frustrated, i knew if i was involved earlier, george w bush, we would have defeated him in florida, no doubt in my mind. >> jesse: what craig did not mentioned, kerry kicked craig off the campaign after newspaper started asking about voter fraud in jersey. 20 years later democrats have more election tricks than ever. it is all about mobilization, the game is about physically producing ballots and getting them filled out. it is easier to do than democratic cities and they have a head start, election day doesn't matter, start with a two-month head start and elections are run by partisan secretaries of states, same people trying to strip trump off the ballot, choose who gets the ballot, how early you can vote, how the ballot is verified, if republicans don't get ahead, doesn't matter, it is a numbers game and democrats know how to add to the equation. laura ingraham asked trump about his plan for mail-ins today.

i make the kerry kerry savage got lot of beautiful patawsee. i already to come up on the highest my assignment and then we should that statement or use my visual associates like again, we should be go to the next door classroom. i'm really trying to stomach, i can still be with the next step where the bus stop gets around. would you guys be glad that they're supposed to be able to be stuck on the deductible give during the summer did later as well. i think the woman a solemn daughter who lives alone with her, a cat, sent her dogs in her memories in her home, packed with cushions, with the little mice that come through the broken windows. is both a story of sadness and a story of hope. that if i looked at the i'm always going to be in full body armor gear hustling. running. takes me back banning. but the devastation is horrendous. i haven't seen anything like this plan. right. so we've got sweats, not special forces covering our bags. no, no, no, no, no, no, no grievance, stuff on the truck or something for the one where we are with a wonderful

kerry, jamal, i'm going back and playing all of the albums.onight. >> they're good. >> call me. if you need a side kick, a third wheel, i could come. a very easy flight. i'm obvious. it's all right. don't commit now. don't say no now. just think about it. thank you so much. >> bye, ladies. have fun! >> okay. >> bring the private jet. let it burn. bye! >>> look, coming up cnn's presentation of hbo's "overtime" with bill marr. >>> now let's turn it over to our friends at hbo because every friday after real time with bill maher they answer questions about topics in the national conversation. here is "overtime with bill maher." [ applause ] >> okay. here we are at cnn. here's the author of the new book the end of race politics, arguments for a color blind america. staff writer at the atlantic. cat caitlyn. and you know bob costas in "overtime." first one is for you, bob. with the allegations against vince mcmahon, now he's the head of the -- >> wwe. >> used to be the wwf, world wrestling. >> world wrestling entertainment. >> it better be, because

. >> his son skip and grandson chip both followed in his footsteps and became mlb announcers, chip kerryg for the cardinals, now, chris will carry on the family legacy doing the same with oakland -- can we say that? with the a's. sorry. slip of the tongue. don't get mad at me. he is joining jenny in vavner who is the first woman in mlb history to do that. i got to practice. the a's. the a's. the a's. yes. >> jenny will be working this weekend. that is when the games are starting. i remember, fondly remember being spilled on with budweiser from great granddaddy as i attended a cubs doubleheader >> wow. strategically funneled. >> yes. right underneath. segue from that to college basketball. new heights for the saint mary gales basketball program. new number one? but their win tonight, 18th ranked huddled up. the 13 game winning streak on the line under 7 minutes to play. buried the three. give being them a 56-54 lead and magic with four 4 1/2 left. now, they rally to win, 70-66. 14 straight wins is the longest win streak in all of a division 1 college basketball. we got greats of the great

craig worked for for kerry presidential campaign amid john kerry and at the atlantic city airport. when i sat down to talk with my supervisor and he hired me, but his problem was, is that he had been too late. i was kind of frustrated because i knew that if i would have been involved the earlieroh george w bush, would the defeat him in florida. >> there's no doubt in my mindno john kerry brought craig down m. to florida to add to the equation. >> but wha >>t craig didn't mention is that john kerry ended up kicking craig off the campaign afterg newspapers started asking about all of craig's voter fraud accusationd aski abos back up i. >> 20 years later, democrats have more election tricks than ever. >> speeches and persuasion are now outdatedn it now.on, it's all about mobilization. the game's about physically producins aboug ballots and then getting them filled out. it's a lot easier to do than in dense democrat cities, and they have a head start. >> election day doesn't matter anymore. in some swin dayg states. >> you can start voting in september and october. doa two month head s

when john kerry got the union leader endorsement it was like -- wow! but we need a president who has emotional ties to communities. we need a president who was about more than money. we need a president that has done and experienced america outside of washington. you know? i read about gun violence and i was in burlington, vermont two weeks ago and it was on the news, it is burlington, you know. it is a mountain town. there are so many shootings. even before the palestinian kid was shot their work shootings on the news, street shootings. and then you have the maine shooting. and then the retired police chief. and we need the president to set -- a new president to set the narrative in the country to bring back the american spirit. >> mr. mitchell, i appreciate that and for the record i'm a big fan of kevin lanagan myself. >> the problem with all of this violence is the creation of the internet, the video cameras and video stuff. when i was a kid and you wanted to be a hollywood star you could not. over my lifetime everything was isolated in their own wo

i'm john kerry onto we're speaking with swiss whistleblower pascal the jetty. good to have you with us pascal, a song. thank you very much for your time. and again, greetings. to all the brave men and women, especially those serving your military right now, i'll thank you for that. thank you very much. my scout to review of your whistle blowing would not be complete without admitting that you have some detractors out there. i'd like to get your reactions to some of the things that some of these people have said. first of shows, this was blogger says that you were suspended from twitter. not because of your whistle blowing, but because you claimed to be under the protection of the us military. specifically this base for us as well as a tweet that you wrote saying that donald trump was still the president in 2023. and that he had mobilized a 1000000 national guardsman on us soil. what can you tell us about that? i know about the space for us and the maya them on the drum has funded them in 2019 i believe like december um i've never said that i'm protected by the

i'm john kerry onto welcome to the whistle blowers the. 2 2 2 and it's really psychologist once told me that whistle blowers have a far better defined sense of right and wrong. then does the general population. some issues are just clearly black and white right and wrong. oftentimes the general public doesn't understand that. certainly it's no surprise that sometimes governments don't understand that, but it describes our next guest, whether it's international banking, commercial, real estate or even bitcoin. there's been something to say our guest today. busy is pascal to daddy. pascall was born and educated in switzerland. he worked 1st in public relations before moving into the management of mutual funds from 1993 until 2003. he served as a management board member, addressing her bank in london, and was in charge of capital markets covering central europe central asia, the russian federation, africa, and the middle east. after the assassination in malaysia of his father, prominent behind the banker, was saying the jetty pascal, a veteran of this with air force began his whistle bl

first, it just fits into our contemporary political moment, kerry. the is canceling. canceling a revered national tradition, declaring it dead republic. cans. you know, putting it on like a cloak. and it's like it mirrors 1619 versus 1776 thing. and way. history is politicized. i think that's the kind of surface level thing. the real thing that's going on here though. the real thing is that nexis between rapid geopolitical in the world, which we just heard about, and then a new domestic dynamic where americans are debating, what is our role in the world? what do want to do? do we really want to spend money to protect the taiwanese and the ukrainians? we'd rather spend that money building a border wall. what should we do? what's the future direction? and if you look at those moments of the past, the monroe doctrine has appeared in public discourse. it's when the world is in flux and americans are internally divided about what they want do and what their role is. so i really think that the monroe doctrine is going to be something that's around with us for the foreseeabl

cotton, thank you. >> john: kerri urbahn, let's get you to talk on a couple of things she mentioned, first of all, you can assault a police officer and be on the streets with no cash bail and in a sanctuary city you cannot ask what the immigration status of a perpetrator is. >> it's a two-fold problem, and not just when you assault a police officer. i was looking through the laws that are qualifying offenses under this new bail reform legislation and it includes criminal use of biological weapons, all kinds of sexual abuse and the list goes on and on. people who commit the acts but yet get sent out right after that with really no consequence unless, of course, and this is what is a bit confusing to me, unless the judge determines the individual is a flight risk. one would think if someone is here in this country illegally, that would be a de facto flight risk. why not, you know, apply that here. and that remains unclear to me. >> gillian: kerri, what about the distinction -- i guess what about the federal government? what role do they have here, what legal options, if any? >> yep, an

bring in kerri kupec urbahn. so, what happened to his pledge? >> yeah, i don't know.ough, when i was at the department of justice and former president trump would comment on doj matters, there would be media outrage. my phone would blow up inevitably, this is violating norms, is he telling the attorney general what to do and i don't remember if you remember this, john, one point so intense, the media pressure and the outcry, rather, about what trump was taking about doj that bill barr, the attorney general did an interview saying he's making it very difficult to do my job. merrick garland has not said that. however i think he may be thinking that. so, if he were going to do an interview he has a number of things he could complain about because joe biden has violated doj norms in the amount of times he has commented on ongoing investigations. >> john: jack goldsmith wrote president biden pledged to respect and restore the norm but has not done so, to the contrary, often violated it, more so than any other president, save, of course, the incomparable donald trump and bi

you can wash it interview withjohn kerry and christine frazier on the context later on.he 900 tractors that the police say have been driven into brussels today. you can see how they're clogging up the streets. this is a really central avenue and it's backed up as far as the eye can see. the farmers here that have driven the vehicles have come with a message for the politicians at the european commission and other institutions here. you can see today those buildings are being guarded by the water cannon, which earlier were dousing the flames of that big pile of tires that were set ablaze. we just have a look here. in the last few minutes, the farmers have set up another fire which is now burning. they say they're not being treated fairly. they say there's too much red tape they're having to put up with new rules, environmental rules, which they say they're generally behind, but they've been brought in too quickly and they're not really doing enough to support them. let me just show you what's happening over here, because just as this smoke billows right across the city, t

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when john kerry got the union leader endorsement, it was like wow. but, we need a president who has emotional ties to communities. we need a president who is about more than just money. we need a president that has done and experienced america outside of washington. i read about gun violence and i was in burlington, vermont two weeks ago and it was on the news, it's burlington, you know, it's a mountain town and there's so many shootings. even before the palestinian kids were shot. >> you have about 15 seconds. >> there were street shootings and then the main mass shooting and then the retired police chief. we need the president to set the narrative in the country to bring back the american spirit. >> thank you mr. mitchell. going to mr. merrell. >> the problem with a little this violence is the creation of the internet. the video cameras and all of this video stuff. when i was a kid if you wanted to be a movie star you couldn't do that because you had to be like elizabeth taylor. nowadays anybody with a cell phone can be linked. over my lifetime, ev

i'm john kerry. ok, welcome to the whistle blowers the . 2 in most court cases, against the c, i a, the agencies lawyer simply walk into the court and say, the magic words, national security and the case was dismissed. that happens all the time. but that hasn't happened in this case. in december, a federal judge in new york rule, but for americans who visitor decides in the embassy and who had their data stolen can proceed with a case against the c i a and against the contractor that the c, i a hired to gather the information. know, however, that the judge ruled against the plaintiffs on 2 other issues. the judge said that they could not sue the c. i a for wiretapping, the embassy, and for listening and on their conversations with, besides, this was done with the ecuadorian go minutes, approvals the plaintiff also could not sue for money. but if it is true that the c i received the contents of their phones that were accessed by the contractor, that would be a serious legal violation. the c, i a is no

>> norah: kerri corrado, thank you.s of three major drug companies faced tough questions today on capitol hill. senators accused them of ripping off the american people by charging more for some of their most popular drugs in the u.s. compared to other countries. here is cbs's scott macfarlane. >> reporter: three giants of american medicine took a heavy dose of criticism. >> americans are forced to pay higher and higher prices for the drugs they need to survive. >> reporter: from a senate committee investigating prices of some of the most popular medicines, thousands of dollars for diabetes drug januvia and hiv treatment symtuza. >> it is like a bag of heavy rocks. people have been sharing this around on their shoulders. >> reporter: the ceos of johnson & johnson, merck, and bristol myers squibb. >> will you commit today that bristol myers squibb will reduce the list price of eliquis? >> we can't make that commitment. >> reporter: answerd for why their drugs cost more in the u.s. than 33 other wealthy countries. >> it h