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she feels like there is this goal now that she has and it makes it easier to think about things. remember the vice presidency, it's been a tough fit for her in some ways because it is the sum morphous role what is the vice president? the job doesn't really require anything other than waking up every morning and making sure that the president is still ebel to do his job. well, she's done that, but fitting in the other ways, it's been a little bit the tougher. this is go to these people, get them on board, get them to connect, make sure that you're building up toward november. and in her mind, hopefully, that that leads to her and joe biden we re-elected to a second term. >> it really has been a fascinating evolution. thank you so much for that reporting. here. appreciate it and still had music and the environment meet and a new cnn original film we hear from nominated dj and environmental toxicologist g to g about blue carbon major secret weapon in the fight against the climate crisis here in the cnn newsroom every weekday morning, cnn five
hugh grant has made very clear he did not want to do this. no, he talked about i " reluctantly settling". he said that he had been paid - an enormous sum of money to put these claims to bed i and that he would be using that cash to — well, repurposing . it through his mission. at hacked off, which is a campaign group against, you know, some of these. excesses in the media or the allegations- of these excesses. because he's explained, hasn't he, why he felt he had to do it? which is quite an interesting thing that people won't necessarily understand to do with how our legal system works — certainly in the civil court — which is, he says that, you know, he's offered this amount of money, which is an enormous sum, as you say. then, he's told if he proceeds — if he turns it down and proceeds in the civil court, then if he loses, even if he ends up being offered less than the settlement that was made pre—trial, even by £1, that means he has to pay
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settled my case by apologising for hacking my phone, and is paying me a sum in damages which they have insisted i keep confidential. were it not for the mirror's threat to seek their costs if i continued with my case, i would have sought to scrutinise these activities further and get to the bottom of the extensive cover—up which i believe took place. when i said to the mirror, "i want to go to court," they would say, "here's some money." and i'd write back to them, through my lawyer, "i don't want money. i just want to go to court." "oh, this is ridiculous. go away. "here's some more money." "why are you offering me more? i'm not asking for money. "i just want to go to court to hear the truth." "oh, this is ridiculous. go away. "here's some more money." and they kept going up and up and up, offering me more and more money till it got to the stage where — it sounds like, it is very much a first—world problem — it's like, if i didn't accept their offer and then went to court and the judge decided on an offer that was less than that, i would have been liable
which is an enormous sum, as you say. then, he's told if he proceeds — if he turns it down and proceeds in the civil court, then if he loses, even if he ends up being offered less than the settlement that was made pre—trial, even by £1, that means he has to pay all the other side's costs as well as his own. and he said his lawyer said that would probably amount — because news group newspapers, you know, have very good lawyers — to about £10 million. and he said, you know, "i'm shying at the fence". he just didn't want to do that. yeah. he's clearly got a limit - to what he is prepared to do in terms of his fight — and this is a fight, - as far as he's concerned. he is, as i said earlier, he's a thorn in the side of the tabloid newspapers. he has settled twice - previously, so perhaps it's not a massive surprise. he settled phone—hacking claims against the news of the world . land he also had a similar claim. against mirror group newspapers — both of which he settled recently — and so, well, . in the last decade, at the very least. i so, you know, i think for, - for the newspapers themselves, this is a stink that stubbornly refuses to lift and... - i mean, it is worth saying,
he did not want to do this. no, he talked about i " reluctantly settling". he said that he had been paid - an enormous sum of money to put these claims to bed _ and that he would be using that cash to — well, repurposing it through his mission - at hacked off, which is- a campaign group against, you know, some of these excesses in the media i or the allegationsl of these excesses. because he's explained, hasn't he, why he felt he had to do it? which is quite an interesting thing that people won't necessarily understand to do with how our legal system works — certainly in the civil court — which is, he says that, you know, he's offered this amount of money,
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but not hopeful. "have a couple of other irons in the fire." what we see there is the crucial part of that e—mail is the sentence, "she may not be using it at the moment." we say that is a direct reference to her phone. "she is not using it at the moment," in other words, "i can't access her messages and find out where she is." there is then a reply from the sun. "ok, thanks, greg. keep looking, mate." news group newspapers denied that the e—mail telling greg miskiw to keep looking was an instruction to access heather mills' voicemail. they say the e—mails were about monitoring an address connected with heather mills in order to ask for comment or get a picture. in 2019, news group newspapers paid heather mills a significant sum of money to settle their claim before it came to trial. they admitted to hacking
today is the 85th birthday of the ayatollah. general, see where that goes. thank you so much jack keane, thank you for being here today. [chanting] >> dana: police say more than 100 anti-israel protestors were arrested on columbia university campuses and given sum ons on thursday. demonstrators took over a campus lawn and refused to leave despite multiple warnings and now arrested. cb cotton is live at the university. good morning. >> good morning, dana. today the sun rose revealing more student protestors are waking up on the same lawn where just hours before their peers were arrested. we can see sleeping bags, trash and palestinian flags on columbia university's campus. no word yet if these students face the same fate as the more