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Level for some years we maintained with the soviet union. i watched as a kid wanting the u.s. to beat the ussrs butt. pete: to have a tribal rivalry you have to have a tribe. will: it is all internal. pete: that is ambivalence. ashley, i watch it, not watch it. the passion is not there. ashley: well check in with todd piro switching gears. he is hat bacon beach grill in long branch new jersey, todd, bacon sounds pretty good. what do you have today? reporter: have 11 types of bacon here which may...

Allegations made against governor cuomo even deconstructing small details from one accusers account. lets bring in cnns erica hill and paula reid. we also have our legal analyst with us. great to see you all. erica, what are the takeaways from what we just heard from these lawyers? >> what we heard there from the attorneys is they were really trying to poke holes in the a.g. report. what we heard over and over again, specifically from rita glavin there whos the attorney for the governor is her q...

Has still not set this. theyve not made this public. >> they have not. what we have from our reporting is that they are expecting to police the data that prompted this decision tomorrow, even in these slides they mentioned data. they cite assist studies they cite their own investigations but the actual methodology, the sample sizes are not in there yet. the expectation is that they will publish at tomorrow. >> we obviously spoke to the head of the cdc here on tuesday night where they had talked ...

Public. >> they have not. what we have from our reporting is theyre expected to release the data that prompted this decision tomorrow, even in these slides they mentioned data. they cite studies. they cite their own investigations. but the actual methodology, the data, the sample size is not in there yet. the expectation is that they will publish that tomorrow. >> obviously we spoke to the head of the cdc here on tuesday night where they had talked about this new mask guidance which has confused...

Reporting. i want to be clear. you have reported this out, you got image of the slides. the cdc has still not said this -- theyve not made this public. >> they have not. what we have from our reporting is theyre expected to release the data that prompted this decision tomorrow, even in these slides they mentioned data. they cite studies. they cite their own investigations. but the actual methodology, the data, the sample size is not in there yet. the expectation is that they will publish that to...

Human rights defenders, political opponents. but as paul was explaining, the good thing in that project is that we were able to get evidence and this is really the first time i think in history of modern spying that we get evidence and we can show the face of the victims. we were able to find some thanks to the brilliant work of amnesty international security lab, that is a group of people who are able to set up a methodology and protocol to go into the device and find out if there were some tra...

Paul, amnesty international did play this crucial role in analysing some of the actual phones that you obtained from people on the list. as i understand it, they were able to detect traces of the pegasus software on 37 phones and you got hold of 67 to test, which is quite a high hit rate. i wonder paul, though, amnesty is a campaigning charity. it is rather unusual, isnt it, for a journalist to be outsourcing this forensic work to a third party? did you feel they were impartial enough to partner...

Software on 37 phones and you got hold of 67 to test, which is quite a high hit rate. i wonder paul, though, amnesty is a campaigning charity. it is rather unusual, isnt it, for a journalist to be outsourcing this forensic work to a third party? did you feel they were impartial enough to partner with you? i think the unusual thing would be if a journalist tried to do that kind of advanced forensic work on a mobile phone themselves. amnesty international security lab is run by claudio guarnieri, ...

Is that we were able to get evidence and this is really the first time i think in history of modern spying that we get evidence and we can show the face of the victims. we were able to find some thanks to the brilliant work amnesty international security lab, that is a group of people who are able to set up a methodology and protocol to go into the device and find out if there were some traces of infection. so that is really what, asjournalists, we need when we are publishing such important stor...

As i understand it, they were able to detect traces of the pegasus software on 37 phones and you got hold of 67 to test, which is quite a high hit rate. i wonder paul, though, amnesty is a campaigning charity. it is rather unusual, isnt it, for a journalist to be outsourcing this forensic work to a third party? did you feel they were impartial enough to partner with you? i think the unusual thing would be if a journalist tried to do that kind of advanced forensic work on a mobile phone themselve...