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Support this programme, we would help our consumers and retailers transition away from fossil fuels as quickly as possible. the question always, when it comes to climate change, are we doing enough? are we going fast enough? here, we have a net zero target by 2050 so we have to do something to cut our carbon reductions. this does go along way, but whether it does enough we will have to wait and see because subsidy is only for the next three years. what happens after thatis three years. what happens after that is the next question. quickly, environmental levies, tax for example on electricity, ...

He just lost a suit against a former employee over false claims she violated an nda. that failed three-year legal battle is set to cost trump in the millions. of course the manhattan district attorney is conducting a criminal investigation of the trump organization for pervasive tax fraud. if all that wasn't enough, billable hours, there is the fact he is suing his own niece. his own flesh and blood. donald trump filed a hundred million dollars lawsuit against mary trump and against the "new york times" claiming she breached a nondisclosure agreement by sharing his tax records with "the times"...

Threat to u.s. forces. i offer my profound condolences to the family and friends of those who were killed. >> reporter: killed in the drone strike, ahmadi and nine relatives, including seven children. relatives said an apology wasn't enough. >> we lost 10 members of our family. >> reporter: critics of the biden administration's withdrawal have raised questions about the pentagon's strategy. >> this long-range, over-the-horizon, drone-own strategy with no bases, no allies, no troops on the ground over there-- we're on t to another 9/11. >> reporter: and the pentagon has not said how much money ...

0 see you in 30 minutes. captioning sponsored by cbs >> yuccas: tonight, america's covid recovery and an economic pinch. from the gas pump to grocery stores and beyond-- consumers nationwide get squeezed by a sharp surge in prices with no end in sight. >> reporter: i'm lilia luciano in los angeles where energy demands, shipping problems and labor shortages are making everything more expensive. >> yuccas: also tonight, mandate standoff: the push to vaccinate police officers meets resistance in several cities. plus, mistaken strike: the u.s. offers to pay a family of afghans killed in a botched ...

Possibility of a life sentence. and if that wasn't enough, federal agents raided his medical office on suspicion of medicare fraud, which might explain why the podiatrist seemed so filthy rich. prosecutor georgia cappleman became aware of the raid after she took on frasch's murder case. >> he would've had to have been seeing two patients simultaneously 24/7 to account for the amount of billing that he was doing. so that was pretty flagrant. >> reporter: busy guy? >> yeah. >> reporter: the feds investigated but did not press charges. and then as frasch's trial date for murder approached, prosec...