she also finds these moments of bliss in me just walk feinberg's music which is surprising because the life of the persecuted jews exiled to moscow during the stalinist era was an unhappy. maybe. it is you would he's polish is jewish but he was also a soviet man a man who lived in soviet union and this cultural heritage also burden which we still have to bear has so much that i rediscover and recognize and of course there is also the great cry for freedom that you and i and bex music. didn't go all sensual enough i didn't want anybody because lithuanians fought for their freedom with human chains and forbidden folk songs near ago later appeared on television was one of those songs as a child of that baltic singing revolution. it. is a committed european who also relies on the power of music amid the chaos of. the beer moose invite only must continue to create links between cultures that is what we want and will do all the more no matter what happens in the end was the name in the us it. british designer and artist lim brandon mari has a vivid imagination to say the least he creates wha

feinberg helped distribute funds for catholic church abuse victims.ifer rose, said she will not participate in the fund and she will pursue litigation instead. attorney lisa bloom, who represents five epstein accusers, she says most of her client support the claims fund but each woman is going to have to decide individually if they will participate. >> my opinion is it should go entirely to the victims but at least in an amount proportionate to what they have suffered. we need to recognize the emotional pain, the suicidality, the lost income, the medical bills, therapy bills, everything that victims go through. it is time for that. reporter: $577 million. meantime, neil, questions about epstein's death remain unanswered. the director of the federal bureau of prisons which operates the manhattan jail where epstein died will face a grilling from congress in a public hearing on tuesday morning. neil. neil: bryan, thank you very, very much. meantime fox business, can taylor switch old songs. why she says she can't and that's a problem. and once you refina

operated by the estate but rather three independent claims administration experts including kenneth feinbergmber 11th victim compensation fund, who payed out millions to victims who died as a result of 9/11 related illnesses or exposure. he also helped disperse fund for catholic church abusers. jennifer rose, said she will not participate in the fund and pursue litigation instead. attorney lisa bloom who represents five victims, that they all support the fund but they will decide separately whether they participate. >> my opinion it should go into the entirety of victims proportional to the loss they suffered. suicidality, medical bills, therapy bills, everything victims go through. it is time for that. reporter: deirdre, meantime questions about epstein's death remain unanswered. the director of the federal bureau prisons which operates the manhattan jail where epstein decide will face a grilling from congress in a public hearing on tuesday morning. deirdre: brian, thank you very much here to react is attorney mark agler. thanks for joining us. what do you think of this? is it fair, does it

feinberg. that is intended to be completely separate from any legal proceed little with the idea that we can more quickly assist the families and communities. >> participation in that system cause the agrieved individual's family's next of kin to waive their ability to go to court later? >> congressman, the $100 million fund that you're referring to if i'm understanding that you're referring to is completely separate. >> the one participating and the $100 million fund would not bar them from litigation thereafter? >> that is correct. they are completely separate. >> thank you. >> i will say, mr. nuremberg, i'm incredulous that you don't know whether or not your company is attempting to avoid the u.s. courts for liability regarding lion air. seriously? you know nothing if that's a fact? that would be a darn big thing. u.s. court, we go through this with the maritime industry where mariners on these foreign flag ships aren't allowed access to u.s. courts and you're telling me that you're not awar

kenneth feinberg oversaw the process for the victims compensation fund.e story going? we bring in talk radio host from new orleans, what is the arc of the story. william barr said epstein killed himself, fine. is this focusing on the victims or how epstein was enabled? >> reporter: both. what william barr said was important. a lot of people were speculating he was murdered. that put it to rest at the time being. we need to figure out how this perfect storm occurred. why wasn't the video camera working. why did guards not do their job? where was the cellmate? these need to be investigated. >> you have two people charged. the story of how he died really the story or is it more how he was enabled going back and looking at the decision made to give him a sweetheart deal when he went in her house and was able to pray on these women. >> we have to look at the role of prince andrew. this is a major scandal for the royal family. he was with jeffrey epstein after he already admitted to the crime in 2008. he was with him in 2010. may be the worst interview in the h