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Sleuth himself. will cain. your thought? will: there were 100 people to interview. they did 120 interviews. maybe they interviews a couple of them twice. all of them said i promise you cross my heart hope to die, it wasn't me. there was no lie detector test. rand paul called for that in may. maybe get to clues here. they said covid protocols are the reason why so many people had access to the draft document. you don't know home after -- you don't go home after an hour searching for the puppy. this is a leak of the most dramatic decision in the court we all hold up and they call it

Constitutional right to abortion. and so he feels a direct connection to that. at the same time there are people on the political right who believe that the leak may have been done to try to provoke anger toward those conservatives. others believe in the conspiracy space of who is responsible to this without an answer, perhaps it was done by someone on the right to try to harden that position before the final outcome of the opinion was made public. so not having an answer from the court's investigation leaves open that space of not knowing why it happened, what the motivations were, and could ...

Agreed seven years ago in paris, to keep global warming at 1.5 degrees celsius, has gone back into the text. new zealand has already said the draft agreement "abandons any hope of achieving this" goal. the draft also includes a proposal for a deal to tackle the issue of "loss and damage" with the creation of a new fund to help poorer countries that have been particularly hit by climate change. victoria gill is sharm el—sheikh for us now. fairly significant changes here. yeah, the most significant being this issue of loss and damage that you were just mentioning there, as a separate draft doc...

Those new guidelines could mean big cha how ls manage covid infections. cbs' nancy chen has those details. >> reporter: as students go back to class, cbs news has obtained a copy of the c.d.c.'s draft document expected to ease code guidelines controlling the spread of the virus. michael osterholm is an infectious disease expert. >> this virus is going to be here with us in the days ahead, and we have got to learn to live with it. >> reporter: while the guidelines are not final yet, we're learning some of the proposalsed changes. de-emphasizing six-feet social distancing and removing the so-cal...

Is when it comes to the domestic politics at home and this decision that has rocked the country bit supreme court to overturn roe v. wade and the president saying there that he would support an exception to the filibuster that would codify rights into law for privacy, not abortion specifically, but this broader argument that he's been making that he believes this decision by the supreme court to overturn roe v. wade could affect then other decisions, when it comes to gay marriage, when it comes to the right to contraception, all of these issues that are now top of mind. but one thing we should...