Reporter after decades of suffering, earlier this year yisrael was overjoyed to learn there was a cure. I felt like my prayers were answered. I am ready to be cured. Reporter the drug, sofosbuvir, is sold as sovaldi and harvoni and claims to cure up to 99 of hepatitis c patients, but theres a catch. The retail price for a 12week treatment is 84,000. The department of Veterans Affairs gets a 50 discount, but even with that, the va told yisrael they cant afford to give it to everyone who needs it, including him. Come back next year, and all the time im thinking about that, my condition is getting worse. Reporter dr. Raymond schinazi founded the company and led the Scientific Team that discovered the drug. Of Veterans Affairs since 1983. He says hes only a seven eighths Government Employee and what he does with his remaining time is up to him. So youre only spending one eighth of your time on your private company . Well, even less than that. Reporter even less . Yes. Im very efficient. Reporter dr. Schinazi made more than 400 million when he sold his company for 11 billion to pharmaceutical giant gilead in 2012. Do you see how that looks to an average veteran . Im sorry youre taking it personally. Reporter if youre surprised that a government scientist can make that kind of money, given federal laws surrounding conflicts of interest, so were we. Has anybody ever questioned the arrangement you have that allows you to become very wealthy while working seveneighths of your time with the government . Nobody has ever questioned that. I think ive done everything, ive disclosed everything to the reporter the va declined our request for an interview but approved the arrangement, and in a statement said federal employees are allowed to invest in private companies, provided all conflict of interest rules are followed. Gilead, the company that now owns and sets the price on sovaldi and harvoni, told us that the cost is in line with the previous standards of care. But in this 2013 trade journal, dr. Schinazi said it only costs about 1,400 to manufacture the full 12week treatment. Thats less than 2 of the retail price. Why is it so much more expensive than what it costs to make it . Thats a good question. I mean, i think the price will come down eventually. Reporter zion yisrael wonders if the price will come down in time to save him, in the two years his doctor says he has left. Its not right that the vets, were still alive and we come you know, we cant get cured, a medication produced by the country that were protecting . Reporter dr. Schinazi says the drug he helped create has helped save hundreds of thousands of lives around the world, but, scott, the va concedes that funding for u. S. Veterans is limited. So far theyve treated about 35,000 vets, just 15 of the veterans infected with hepatitis c. Chip reid with a revealing story in our washington newsroom. Chip, thanks. Patients who suffer from a rare infection called toxoplasmosis got some help today when express scripts offered to sell the treatment for 1 a pill. The drug is similar to daraprim, sold by turing pharmaceutical for 750 a pill. After an uproar, turings c. E. O. Martin shkreli promised to lower the price and then he appeared don dahler has more on this. Reporter when shkreli increased its price, they complained they were being unfairly vilified. There are a Dozen Companies just like ours that raise Prices Higher than ours and i dont see them getting the criticism i got. Reporter hes partially right. After valiant pharmaceuticals bought the rights to a heart medication, it raised the price from 179 a dose to almost 1,500. Activis increased the cost from 2,700 a bottle to over 1,800. You have your foot on the patients throat. Reporter industry analyst Richard Evans there is a moral obligation. You have to have the patients wellbeing at heart and you have to act accordingly. Reporter Imprimis Pharmaceuticals says theyre doing just that. Theyre using the basic ingredients of daraprim to make their own version of the drug. The infamous founder and ceo mark baum. We decided to take action to available to this vulnerable population. Reporter youre selling it for 1. Are you taking a loss on this . No. The chemicals that we use to make this formulation are quite inexpensive. We make a really nice profit on this, but we make what i feel is an ethical profit. Reporter after a global backlash, shkreli said hed lower the price of daraprim, last week he did, but only for hospitals, not individuals. Members of congress have called for an investigation into steep increases in drug prices, and, scott, imprimis says its looking at selling cheaper versions of other expensive medication, as well. Don dahler for us tonight. Don, thank you. Its cool in the midwest where records are falling and so is the snow. And we will remember a much loved member of our cbs news family. politely wait, wait, wait you cant put it in like that, you have to rinse it first. Whats that, alfredo . No,that can go in. What are you, nuts . Thats bakedon alfredo. Bakedon . Its never gonna work. Dish issues . Trust your dishwasher with cascade platinum. It powers. Through. Your toughest stuckon food. Better than finish. to the hostess see, told you it would work. turns to girl 2 you guys heard me say that, right . Cascade. Tonight winter storm warnings are up in much of the upper midwest. Snow is falling and cars are sliding. Heres david begnaud. Reporter in sioux falls, south dakota, driving has been an uphill battle. The second winter blast in less than a month created whiteout conditions. Molly liberko lives here. This is pretty heavy snow. I know i heard some warnings this is heart attack snow because its heavy. Reporter 81yearold eldora zea spent an hour today shoveling her landlords property. At my age, you get used to it. You just put a little extra apparel on. Reporter on monday, sioux falls got nearly nine inches of snow, breaking a daily record. That didnt stop donald shea from delivering more than 2,000 pieces of mail. You moved to south dakota from san diego ten years ago. Yes, i did. Reporter ever wish you were back . I love it out here. You put it through the test, rain, sleet or snow. Out here or south dakota. Reporter in minnesota, there have been over 500 weatherrelated accidents since yesterday. We rode with bryon foote as he plowed interstate 90. You might be driving on a really good road and catch some slush, and it will pull you into a ditch or another vehicle or something. Reporter back here in sioux falls, just south of the downtown area, nearly 26 inches of snow fell in the month of november. Scott, looking forward, northeastern minnesota is under a Winter Weather advisory for tomorrow morning. But it is beautiful. David begnaud reporting for us tonight. David, thank you very much. Now a correction in our report yesterday on cyber monday shopping, we misspoke when we said that nordstroms website had crashed. It did not crash. And we are sorry about the well be right back. Radliffe. Harry was the producer of some of our most memorable stories. Today at the age of 66, harry lost a sevenyear battle with colon cancer, and we lost an extraordinary talent and friend. Harry radliffe was a trailblazer. In the 1980s he became the first African American to head a cbs news bureau in london. As a 60 minutes producer for a quarter of a century, he traveled the world, producing nearly 100 stories. Harry was asked recently which one was his favorite. He picked the story that he did with the late correspondent bob simon about monasteries at mt. Athos on a remote peninsula in northern greece. It had the feel of a medieval city. Holiness seems to seep from the very stones. The monks called me after they saw our story and were happy that they had cooperated their story. They started referring to me as beloved. Beloved. Not bad. That doesnt normally happen on 60 minutes, let me tell you. But beloved he was, by all of us. 60 minutes executive producer jeff fager said it best today. Decent and a wonderful friend. Approaching medicare eligibility . Dont put off checking out your Medicare Options until 65. Now is a good time to get the ball rolling. Medicare only covers about eighty percent of part b medical costs. The rest is up to you. Thats where aarp Medicare Supplement insurance plans insured by Unitedhealthcare Insurance Company come in. Like all standardized Medicare Supplement insurance plans, they could help save you in outofpocket medical costs. Taking informed steps really makes a difference later. Thats what it means to go long. Call now and request this free decision guide and explore the range of aarp Medicare Supplement plans. 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He refused to take no for an answer but he had one condition just do it for somebody else. Reporter a few days later knighten, tracked down the Good Samaritan to the gym he worked at. She called to thank him and manager angela lavender picked up the phone. When she said, i just wanted the manager to know what kind of a beautiful person they get to work with, my heart broke. She started to cry and she said, you know, im sorry to have to tell you this, but matthew passed away. Reporter matthew was killed in a car accident. And i put the dates together and it was the day after i had met him. I wanted to honor this man. I wanted people to know what he did for me. Reporter so knighten set up Facebook Page in matthews honor. Followers and hundreds of stories inspired by matthew. You cant put a price on that. You cant put a price on giving people hope again. Reporter carter evans, cbs news, carlsbad, california. And thats the overnight news for this wednesday. For some of you, the news continues. For others, check back with us a little later for the morning news and cbs this morning. From the Broadcast Center in new this is the cbs overnight news. Welcome to the overnight news. Im anna warner. The next Republican Debate is just two weeks away, and gop front runner donald trump is predicting it will be a ratings bonanza. Trump told supporters that so many people will be tuning in to see him, that he might charge cnn 5 million just to appear on stage. Whether or not thats a joke, iowas first in the nation caucuses are less than two months away, and polls in the state show senator ted cruz is now nearly even with trump. Thats got cruz going on the offensive. Major garrett reports. All of these dumbass politicians said oh, no, oh, no. Thats what they are. Reporter trump stayed on the offensive monday night, for Veterans Charities or he would bug out of the networks december 15th debate. Should i do it . I dont know if i want to take the chance. Reporter but trump pulled punches when he talked about senator ted cruz, now nearly tied with trump in iowa. Hes been so supportive, but to hit me, right . Its going to be a sad day, but we will hit back. Reporter that day is already here. I dont believe donald trump is going to be our nominee. I dont believe hes going to be our president. Reporter cruz invited controversy of his own to last weeks shooting at a Colorado Planned Parenthood clinic. Here is the simple and undeniable fact. The overwhelming majority of violent criminals are democrats. The media doesnt report that. Reporter earlier in new york, trump met with black pastors to discuss comments hes made in the past. I think they want to see victory. Reporter trumps message appealed to some. I see strength, leadership. Reporter but others were its very unfortunate the way hes talked to not just the Africanamerican Community but things hes said about mexicans and muslims. Reporter ted cruz has risen more than ten points in two weeks. Cruz said yesterday conservatives are coalescing around his campaign and he says if that wont scontinues, its game over. Hillary clinton says she has a plan to destroy the islamic state. Forces, air strikes and a nofly zone over parts of syria. But she told charlie rose her plans do not include combat troops. I agree with the president s point that were not putting american combat troops back into syria or iraq. Were not going to do that. Under no circumstances would you not do that . Well, at this point i cannot conceive of any circumstances where i would agree to do that. We dont know yet how many how many trainers and surveillance and enablers might be needed. But in terms of thousands of combat troops like some on the republican side are recommending, i think that should be a nonstarter and it should be a nonstarter both because i dont think its a smartest way to go after isis. I think it gives isis a new recruitment tool if we get back in the fight. Tell me how serious the threat of isis is and what level do we decide well do anything we have to do to stop them . Well, i think we have to haves our objective their defeat. I think you have to fight them in the air, fight them on the ground, and fight them in cyberspace. Now youre facing an even more barbaric enemy which has more money and now controls territory. We need to get over the false choice between either going after assad or going after isis. Help us understand that, because everybody is talking about that. How do you do both . I think you do both by making it clear and bringing the you know, the russians have paid a big price because of the bomb in their jet coming from sharm el sheikh. So theyve lost people to isis, right . I think you say, look, we need your if not your active help, your acquiescence in what were going to do going after isis. So that means youre going to have to pull back while we go after their leadership and their economic infrastructure. But if you want to be part of that, we welcome you and you have a dog in hunt now because youre worried about whats happening in the caucuses. Youre worried about isis spreading its ideology. Right now were not going to see a military defeat of assad. Thats not going to happen. It might have been possible a few years ago. Its not going to happen now. Theres a nofly zone, which you advocate. And the russians invade that nofly zone, would president clinton say, shoot it down if you give it warning . That would not happen. Zone where the russians are clearly kept informed. I want them at the table. They dont have to participate in it, but i want them to understand that there has to be safe areas on the ground. Is there some lesson we need to learn and it may be applicable to syria, dont get rid of a strongman until you have somebody that can come in there. Because you dont want chaos. Because what you have in libya now is an increasing force of isis. There are armed groups that are fighting for power within libya that are not in any way identified with or allied with isis. They need to form even a loose confederation to try to push isis literally into the sea before they get a stronghold. The political uproar continues over president obamas plan to resettle 10,000 Syrian Refugees. The governors of 31 states say they wont allow it. Now the white house is offering report on every refugee settled this year. Thats not good enough for the governor of texas, who is threatening legal action against organizations helping the immigrants. Manuel bojorquez reports from austin. Reporter almost 200 Syrian Refugees resettled in texas last fiscal year, many with the help of organizations like the International Rescue committee, or the irc, a nonprofit. That group is now under the scrutiny of Texas Governor greg abbott. We will be working to ensure that Syrian Refugees are not going to be allowed into the state of texas and given refuge in the state of texas. Reporter 31 governors, all but one republican, say they oppose accepting Syrian Refugees, fearing terrorists may sneak in with them and carry out attacks similar to those in paris two weeks ago. Texas is threatening legal irc saying failure to cooperate violates federal law and your contract with the state. This woman runs another immigrant Services Organization that works in texas with Syrian Refugees. What about those security concerns, though . What would you tell people who say we should take a pause . Prove to me theres been one active terrorism by a refugee during the past year since 2001. There have been none. Reporter but now many resettlement organizations find themselves having to choose between following state orders and federal law. 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Holmes is training in three extreme sports to rocket down more of the iger than anyone ever has. Right now hes practicing one of those sports, speed riding, on a nearby mountain slope with his friend and cameraman. But hes also attached to a gliderlike parachute called a speed wing. It allows him to soar over rocks and legends, impossible to ski. Youre capable of transitioning skiing and flying. Reporter youre both skiing and youre flying. And then youre skiing a little bit more. Exactly. Reporter but speed riding will only take j. T. So far down the iger. Hell ski off a cliff and freefall the rest of the way, all in one long, nonstop, breathtaking ride. Three sports, one run. And theyre my three favorite sports. Reporter these are the three things you love . Yeah. These are three of the things i love. Reporter j. T. Needs perfect conditions for this descent, and so far he hasnt been lucky. Weather on the iger is unpredictable. Fierce winds whip the slopes and change directions dramatically. To see if he can finally head to the summit. For the past two years, he had to cancel plans because wind bleu the snow off the top of the mountain. Today, the conditions are not right . Yeah, today you cant even see the top, so we cant get a helicopter up there. Reporter how long have you been planning this . The first thoughts of it were upwards of six years ago, but focused on a good three. Reporter why has it taken to long . Youre putting your life in unnecessary risk. So i need the right day. Reporter j. T. Is well aware of the risk. He started out as a professional skier. The steeper the slope, the better. Ready, set, go reporter now at 35, he makes a living through endorsements and filming his remarkable feats. When we first met him six years ago in norway, he and his daredevil friends were pioneering the use of wing suits, jumping off mountains and flying more than 100 miles per hour. Number of his friends and acquaintances have died in wing suit accidents. One of his friends was killed in 2012 when he struck a cliff and fell 1,000 feet. J. T. Wont be wing suit flying off the iger. The most dangerous part of his descent will be when he tries to jettison his skis and freefall down the rest of the mountain. To practice, he makes base jumps without skis, off a tiny, slippery piece of rock he calls the mushroom. I stepped off the helicopter onto the mushroom and that was fine. I had a good grip. But then i took one step and there was this really thin ice layer. It feels more uneven than i remember. Hes off. Reporter he falls for about 20 seconds, accelerating to 110 his parachute. Hes right toward us. His parachute is open. Reporter that was amazing. How was it . Scary. Reporter when j. T. Jumps off the cliff, hell have his skis on. Properly releasing them is critical. Whats the danger if you cant get the skis off . Youre at risk of an unstable parachute deployment or a snag. Reporter that risk is foremost in his mind because of what happened to his best friend, shane. In 2007, j. T. And shane started skiing off mountains, dropping their skis, and flying away in wing suits. It was a dangerous combination they found thrilling. Oh, yeah. Another wing suit ski base. Here we go. Reporter but on this jump in release mechanism jammed. He couldnt get his skis to come off. He crashed into the ground at high speed and was killed instantly. Thats how he died . His skis didnt come off . He couldnt get his skis off, struggled in his wing suit and crashed. Reporter when j. T. Is training, he wears a tshirt with a funny picture of shane on it. Without his old friend there to help him, hes turned to new friends. Martin sherman is an experienced Swiss Mountain guide. It can change very quickly, from good conditions to really nasty. Reporter it can turn bad very quickly . And then youre in trouble. Reporter they are cautious and methodical, making numerous trips to plan in advance every part of the complex descent. Particularly this spot where j. T. Will jump, jettison his youre standing there on top of the mountain. What goes through your mind . Theres two mindsets. Theres the evel knievel, which is kind of kamakazi, and who knows how its going to work out . And then theres the james bond. And bond is composed and dialed and hes uses clever pieces of gear which he developed to outwit his opponents and pull off tremendous things. Reporter which one are you . Im bond. Reporter after days of waiting and years of false starts and canceled attempts, on this visit in april, the weather on the mountain suddenly clears. J. T. Decides the time is right. He and his team take a chopper to the igers summit. Im checking for landmarks on the way up and confirming my path of descent. Reporter so you already have a path of descent in your mind . Its something thats been memorized. Reporter the iger might be a summit is shockingly small. Here there is no room for error. No room for the helicopter. Its not big enough for the helicopter to land . No. It just puts its nose into the iger and hovers there. Reporter how big is the area that youre standing on at the top . Its pretty small. There is no slat spot. Workable space is three pingpong tables. Reporter thats it . Something like that, yeah. Reporter a mistake here, one wrong step at 13,000 feet could cost them their lives. They work for almost an hour, they dig trenches with ice axes so they wont fall down the nearly vertical slope. The surface is jagged ice, not powdery snow, and it can easily rip the speed wings. I dont like how these things reporter they file down the sharp pieces of ice so they wont snag the speed wing lines. But the wind picks up and they have to quickly reposition them. J. T. Decides its now or never. Okay, three, two, one, go. Reporter j. T. Launches off the summit. Champion ski rider valentin quickly follows. Videotaping for us with a camera on his helmet. The ride of a lifetime has begun. Thats when you turn your skis downhill. Thats very committing, because you point your skis down the iger, youre probably not going to stop until tomorrow. Reporter one way or the other. One way or the other. Reporter j. T. Uses the speed wing for much of the descent, flig over outcroppings of rock and icy slopes too steep to ski. He cuts loose his ski wing so it wont slow him down. Now he relies solely on his skis and skill. Youre in a really cool place where few people ski. What youre trying to do is gather as much as possible and propel yourself off the cliff. Reporter the cliff hell ski off is coming up fast. This is the most dangerous part of the descent. There is no stopping. He completes a double back flip to stabilize himself, releases his skis, then freefalls. His nylon suit is arrow dynamically designed, propelling him forward. He falls nearly 2,000 feet, finally opening his parachute. Yeah [ cheering ] reporter he drifts safely to mile below the igers summit. Oh, yeah oh, my god. That was pretty intense, man. Holmes actually did it a second time, but that run didnt go so smoothly. You can see the full story on our website, cbsnews. Com. The overnight news will be right back. Coming back on my longterm control medicine, i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment. Oncedaily breo prevents asthma symptoms. Breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a longterm asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. Breo wont replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. Breo opens up airways to help improve breathing for a full 24 hours. Breo contains a type of medicine that increases the risk of death from asthma problems and may increase the risk of hospitalization in children and adolescents. 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And when i know shes feeling like that, it makes me feel like were both. And i enjoy it. A pharmaceutical ceo who jacked up the price of a lifesaving drug for cancer and aids patients is now backtracking. Martin shkreli faced withering criticism over the price hike, and promised to low it it again. Patients say it never happened. Don dahler reports. Reporter when Turing Pharmaceuticals doubt the drug this summer, ceo Martin Shkreli insisted it was being sold at a loss for 10. 50 a pill. He increased the pill 5,000 to 750. Why was it necessary to raise the price so drastically . The drug was unprofitable at the former price. So any Company Selling it would be losing money. At this price, its a reasonable profit. Not excessive at all. Reporter but after a backlash, he told the New York Times a modest reduction would happen by the end of the year. The price for hospitals only. Individuals will pay the full amount. But last month, a san diego based drug Company Announced it will offer its version of the drug for 1 a pill. Mark baum is the founder and ceo. Youre selling it the equivalent for 1. Are you taking a loss on this . No. The chemicals that we use to make this formulation are quite inexpensive. We make a really nice profit on this. But we make what i feel is an ethical profit. Reporter the drug is considered the most effective treatment for a rare but deadly disease that inflicting persons with lowered immune systems, including cancer and hiv persons. The fda says its looking into the announcement but has no further comment at this point. The drug company says theyre considering selling cheaper versions of other expensive drugs, whose high prices are afflicting the afflicted. Pirelli is famous for making High Performance tires, but it also puts out a calendar every year, usually filled with scantily clad models. But after five decades, pirelli is changing gears. It is a simple concept. 13 women chosen for their accomplishments and not just their figures, developed and shot by one of the most respected female photographers around. It is a deep departure and one that is rethinking female sexuality. Cindy, jennifer, sophia. For decades, those pages have been a whos who of top models and hollywood alisters, shot in seductive poses by some of the worlds best photographers and published by a premium tire company, where tires are anything but the focus. Is causing a stir for what it doesnt contain nudity. In a dramatic shift, women of all ages, sizes and colors are showcased in a series of black and white photographs, taken by photographer annie lieboviz. I thought the women should look good and strong and simple. Reporter artist yoko ohno. Angus gunn with her granddaughter. Musician patty smith. Clothed and striking in each image. Cbs news contributor melody hobson is ms. June. I thought, well, heres an opportunity to perhaps showcase a career and a story that is not common. I think thats what women like me have been dreaming of. Reporter only two women kept with the calendars typical theme. Pictured topless, with her muscular back to the camera. And comedienne amy schumer in her underwear, sipping coffee. She had an idea that there was going to be clothing this year, and i was like, great, lets do it. Nudity. Reporter nudity has been a near constant since pirelli began the project in 1964. It hoped to be an artistic version of a pinup calendar, legitimized by fashions elite. But times are changing. And attitudes about objectifying women along with them. I think it would risk a lot of people saying, this wasnt sincere