sheryl attkisson, formerly of cbs news. how are you? >> good, how are you?e become a fan of yours. you are a conservative. you wanted to be a reporter. >> yes, despite the propaganda quite recent in nature contrary to the facts, yes, i feel i've done a lot of great reporting on both sides and apolitical as well. >> you were digging deep into stories like fast and furious, benghazi, stimulus spending on green energy. you were digging deep. >> absolutely. i mean, the most fun thing to do with investigative reporting is solving a puzzle. trying to in my view uncover a power some power does not want you to have. >> a lot of reporters broken stories as you have over the course of your career, the most chilling thing that comes out of your book and you go into great detail is that your computers were hacked. it'sin controvertible. you've had multiple people look into this. >> i would say beyond hacked which has a certain con notation to me. this was a long-term monitoring and surveillance of my action using my computers, both cbs laptop computer and home apple com

sheryl at kissson and then pressured her bosses at the network to shut her down. a press aide to the attorney general, eric holder, writing the white house, quote: bill: bit earlier attkissoned into her computer and deleted her files in an effort to intimidate. martha: well, tensions are running high in ferguson, missouri, as we await a grand jury decision in that fatal police shooting of michael brown. what is going to happen on the street there? we're watching it. bill: also it took a century, but she finally did it. a tennessee woman getting her wish fulfilling a lifelong dream. ♪ ♪ bill: all right. talk about a once in a lifetime, ruby is from tennessee. she visited a beach and saw the ocean for the very first time only a few weeks shy of her 101st birthday. martha: way to go, ruby. bill: worked most of her life, raised four kids, didn't have the time or the money, but a foundation and her us inning center -- nursing center picked up the tab. ruby says she's never seen anything so big. a short time later, she was ready to go back inside and bundle up and keep warm. nice, nice, nice -- martha: maybe they'll send her back in the summer. isn't that nice? good for you, rub