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spy balloon making its way across the continental united states, then the diplomatic fallout trailing behind. it we re going to go right to beijing for the latest. plus, if republicans find use their house majority to target democrats and the biden administration with bogus, politically motivated investigation, they re going to have to get through veteran trump impeachment manager, stacey plaskett, first. she was just named the top democrat on a key panel created by the newly empowered house republicans. i ll talk to her later in the show. and in the wake of tyre nichols killing in memphis, another push for real reform. my congress fell just short of making history with the george floyd justice and policing act, and why you shouldn t believe the reason you re hearing from so many republicans who want to sound reasonable, but who will not support that bill. then, the crucial advancement separating post roe america from pre roe america s medication abortion. the abortion ....
he thinks he is clint eastwood. but he is not. he is anti-american. they are now getting a taste of what we re having to deal with. this game is a part of our past. major league baseball is bringing classic baseball film which won best picture of the year to life. the boys are back in town the boys are back in town the boys are back in town steve: well, of the boys might be back in town but they are out at the water. take a look right there. scarborough, maine at 6:01 eastern time. very pleasant it day to start the day out there. it s 61 degrees. going for a high of 74. a little cloud cover as you can see right there. looks like somebody has a boogie board or a surf board. ainsley: seems a little cold 61 degrees? steve: it s summer, ainsley. you have got to live it up while you can. beautiful part of scarborough, maine named after joe scarborough who invented morning show. good morning. borders can. ainsley: good morning, everyone. not true. fals ....
profane facility news room in downtown raleigh. it was right out of school, i was still in school, i looked across and i said, who is that, that s david zucchino, he will be the new star here, he had long dark hair, over his shoulders, thick jet black mustache, it was a long time ago. [laughter] david is a grad of the unc your honorrism school and member now of journalism hall of fame. in raleigh he became famous very quickly in the news room when a new young editor came in and sent out a memo saying this reporter will submit to editor every morning an itinerary for plans for the day. david even then impossible tame, sat at old manual typewriter, legendary story said what i will do today by david zucchino, 10:15 try to sneak in a little late, 10:40 get a sun drop, 11:00, start talking about where to go to lunch. he s writing all of this down, we went to pool s diner yet but the blueprint special went over $40, to go we may go to mecca, all written down, young editor g ....
she is interviewed by california representative karen bass, the top democrat on the foreign affairs subcommittee on africa. host: i must tell you that i enjoyed every minute of reading the book. guest: that s the best thing you could say to me. host: absolutely. when there s a book you almost disappointed when it comes to the end. that s exactly the way i felt in reading madame president. it was special to me because i certainly know president johnson sirleaf and i thought i knew about her past and all, but you went into such incredible detail about her rise, and it left me feeling what an unbelievable leaders she is, international leader. but it also made want to ask about you. i know this isn t her first book. your first book is the house of sugar beach, right? guest: yes. i m from liberia, and just accept that you just said. i thought i knew a lot about her when i started researching for this book because i was alike. and i heard of or all of my life can ev ....
and the health secretary, jeremy hunt, are chairing a meeting of the emergency response committee, cobra, this morning, to discuss the handling of the cyber attack, which hit parts of the nhs in england and scotland on friday. dozens of hospitals in england and scotland have been forced to cancel some operations and appointments today, and some gp surgeries are still experiencing problems as staff begin a new working week. lincolnshire hospital said all tests, and routine surgeries have been cancelled. meanwhile microsoft said governments around the world should treat the attacks as a ‘wake up call‘ blaming them for storing data on software vulnerabilities which could then be accessed by hackers. it s thought over 200,000 computers have been affected worldwide with russia hardest hit. in the past half hour the national crime agency has tweeted this saying if you re a victim of #ransomware do not pay! there s no guarantee that access to your files will be res ....