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the latest developments in fulton county county, the election interference case there in georgia, plus, senate minority leader mitch mcconnell addresses concerns about his health following two unsettling incidents where he froze up in front of reporters. and republican presidential candidate chris christie is now calling out fellow gop challenger ron desantis as the florida governor is slipping in the polls. we ll have his comments for you straight ahead along with joe, willie and me, we have the hosts of way too early, white house bureau chief jonathan lemire, white house editor for politico sam stein and former u.s. attorney and senior fbi official, chuck rosenberg. willie, sorry, joe. yeah, i mean, let s get to baseball first. lemire, you didn t stay up to see that atrocity last night, did you at the trop. the sox had tied it when i called it a day and checked the score this morning and threw my phone across the room. geez. tough loss. sam, what about you? ....
with you. how you feeling about this, what is your reaction to the deaths of the aid workers? well, the deaths of the aid workers? well, the deaths of the aid workers? well, the deaths of the deaths of the aid workers? well, the deaths of the aid deaths of the aid workers? well, the deaths of the aid workers deaths of the aid workers? well, the deaths of the aid workers are - deaths of the aid workers? well, the deaths of the aid workers are being, | deaths of the aid workers are being, you know, revulsion and being rightly condemned but let us not forget, adds a small point, there have been over 200 palestinian aid workers murdered by the israelis here, also. this isn t a new phenomenon, we are seeing here. the aid workers have been killed in their hundreds, by the israelis, and their hundreds, by the israelis, and the point i would like to make this morning is i think people need to be taking the lead from what the south africans have done, and i am singling out the u ....
after analysis by the bbc found that at least 13 schools in england containing weak raac concrete had their rebuilding plans cancelled in 2010. the work was due to be funded by a programme which was shelved when the coalition government came to power. our chief political correspondent henry zeffman is in westminster. henry, labour will be using this issue to put more pressure on the prime minister. that is exactly right. i think what this reporting from bbc verify shows is that there is at least in the example of some schools, at least 13 schools, potentially a link between the government s decision right back in 2010 when the conservatives defeated labour and came to power to scrap this building schools for the future programme which would have meant refurbishment of the development of some sort of every school in england. there is some connection between that decision potentially and between this crisis which is engulfing so many schools now. when keir starmer stands up at ....
why prosecutors say enrique tarrio was the leader of a conspiracy. here are tonight s headlines. the man who wrote on social media on january 6th make no mistake we did this sentenced to more than two decades in prison. the new details just coming in. back-to-school meltdown, with nearly half of the country facing sweltering temperatures in the 90s or higher, some districts are forced to cancel classes. how long will it last? today is the sixth day in a manhunt for convicted killer. danelo cavalcante was spotted at longwood gardens. expanding south with the latest sighting. united airlines has now lifted a nationwide ground stop. the ground stop translated to hundreds of delays. lawyers for convicted murderer alex murdaugh are seeking a new trial. they claim to have new evidence. the clerk of court had improper private communications the jurors. the white house confirms that first lady jill biden has tested positive for covid-19. ....