we know that john glenn eventually. successfully goes into space and becomes the first american to orbit the earth but there again is just that that tension and that wondering will this happen and how it how it will happen. so be sure to pick up the book. it's a great great gift for the upcoming holiday season, and i know you will love it and maybe there will be a movie about it jeff so welcome jeff. we also welcome your questions not just at the end of our hour today. please begin to give us your questions as we go along because we want to be sure to include them as we go through our discussion the other thing that i mentioned to jeff and in preparing for today, was that this feels like such a personal book to me because of my generational cohort? i feel like i knew all the characters starting with sputnik, which is one of the first characters in the book and that's because my dad used to tell tales of stopping at a park on the ohio river in our hometown of louisville to watch after work at this big open park sputnik g

glenn: yes, yes.: so, because of this leak, you think some of the russian sources that have potentially been feeding information to u.s. intelligence services, the consequences they face include potentially being killed? glenn: i think that is very possible. i have, in my career, a number of colleagues, fortunately never any of the cases that i handled, but a number of my colleagues had sources that they were handling who were killed because of roughly equivalent breaches of our security in previous decades. tom: annie, do you see it as being as serious as that as well? annie: i think it is. there are a number of different strands i would like to draw out of this conversation. first of all, the fact that the u.s. secret services of any description apparently cannot keep their secrets secret. we have about the wikileaks, shadow brokers trying to sell nsa information online about seven years ago. so this is one of just another leak, which i think is interesting because even going back to the snowden lea

i i adored at harris's portrayal of glenn in the right stuff film. yeah, which was 40 years ago now so i don't suppose he'd be willing to reprise the role even though i felt as i said before that that portrayal was missing something because the book was missing something about glenn. i do feel that ed harris just really captured the the kind of electricity of john glennon those years who could play him today. a boy i should have a good quick answer to that and i don't but i will give it some thought. i'll put it on twitter tell me and we'll we'll post it. all right, sounds good so so much for this amazing hour. we could go on for many more hours about this history and what came after mercury but alas we must draw to a close. so again, i just recommend to everyone i get this book you will love it. and i know it will be a page turner for you as well and we hope to see all of you back here for our next forum for the miller center and with that safe travels to everyone. >> watch more history of holidays online, c-span.org/history. >> tonight's program in

glenn , thanks so much for coming on , i should say. and be quiet and let you speak, since you know this better than anyone. >> but we leftne out a lot of details that are being reported in "the washington post", the new york times, et cetera. pothe leakabout the leaker and . all came from. because honestly, i don't stly, i believe anything. . and it's very hard to knowed what's true. we're all being spun. we're all being lied to , wid we just didn't want to repeat the lies. so with that, what do yo whau me of this? >> i can't think of an incident, tucker, that reveals more vividly the real function of our nation's larges nation'tj corporations than what just happened here. >> if you're a real journalist,, somebody who's devotedme to transparency, bringing trg light on the most powerful government actors when they lie to the american people and informineg the public, you, would be celebrating thiswo person who stepped forwardis

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they will use every opportunity to resist. >> glenn, it's great to see you.y for having your voice front and center at the university. we appreciate it glenn. >> you're very welcome laura, thank you. >> coming up, to joe biden actually challenge one of the top military officials in the united states to a fight? in the last bite, we will explain, next. this mother's day, show mom that you worship the ground she walks on. or in this case, stands on. the new anti-fatigue comfortmat from weathertech is a gift she'll appreciate all year round. it makes standing comfortable in the home or office and comes in a variety of colors and finishes. and for mom's vehicle, there's cupfone, floorliner, cargoliner, and seat protector. show mom that she deserves the best with an american made gift from weathertech. mom's gonna love this! happy mother's day from weathertech. everyone to know he is a real tough guy. and the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general mark millie, he played hockey. [laughing] >> and you wouldn't want to screw around with him if you had your un

so, what kind of trends are you seeing, glenn? a while it was about domestic vacations because international markets were closed, so it was covid restrictions now that we're open, has international bounced back as strongly as 2019 >> well, it's definitely coming back there's no doubt that americans who want to go travel abroad, and we're seeing significant increase in people want to go to europe the usual suspects, london, paris, rome. athens shows up, which is interesting. people haven't been able to travel for quite some time people to want go to europe and now they're going. >> glenn fogel, thanks for joining us always good to get a taste of what's happening glenn fogel, ceo of booking holding. >>> two of the biggest sports entertainment brands are joining forces wwe merging with ufc to create this new company under endeavor group. we'll break down the math in a moment don't go anywhere. at pgim we can help you rise to the challenges of today, when active investing and disciplined risk management are needed most. drawing on dee

tonight enjoyed by glenn rice, investigative reporter for the kansas city star glenn, we understand presidentoken with ralp yarl's family, looking shows what this young man what reall happened and the more i see it covered, the more thing a missing something. how could this possibly happen i think about all the time i my life as a teenager iran peoples doorbell to sell hoagies, and cookies, and your christmas caroling he was just an innocent ki ringing a bell >> yeah that is correct. ralph is a 16-year-old junio out one of the schools in ou north land portion of kansas city on that day, he was summoned t pick up his young siblings twin brothers, at a house an he went to the wrong house at that time when you rang the doorbell, a gentleman a merged andrew d. lester emerged, an he told him to leave, and he fired a shot and struck him in the head ralph fell to the ground, an lester according to prosecutors, shot him again ralph struggled to several other houses where he wa finally able to get help police came and took him to th hospital so right now the community i breathing a sigh of relief from

glenn , first of all, is sonsidr glenn , first of all, is sonsidr it's been way too long.hank you , laura .rnatio how damaging inat absolutely. wl how damaging is it when thisolu. game is played? w damagiby the left of choosing the appropriate victims and the villains as we're seeing happening all over the media? >>s and th seeing ha well, i thy damaging on at least two levels. . fi gettingrs the right message. the they need to be told not only is the behavior unacceptable, it's despicable. ptable it it is is shameful. she it is beneath our community. ni. they need to have somethin g better held up to them as an ideal about how to conduct themselves. but secondly, it's harmful because it undermines any kind of sense of political or sympathy for the needs and theen real problemd s in those communities, which could usewhic more investmenh coult and couldo with summer employment for the teens and all of that. and i'm not gointhg to run down a laundry list, but it's not therundry list, but it's not there's a lack of opportunity there. but who's going to pony up when the people

it's also very difficult to follow glenn. [chuckles] - glenn loury? you're doing fine. - i've told him many times that he speaks in full paragraphs. [chuckles] he's an amazing intellect, and i consider him a friend. glenn makes a point that i can't get out of my head, which is that you cannot have equality so long as you have separate standards for people in perpetuity. i think there was a time when you had to have separate standards to even the playing field to a degree. and i don't know when that time will be over, but if you make the argument that it has to be permanent, then you're saying that actually these groups of people are not and will never be equal. that's not something that i would ever be able to embrace for myself. - the question, really, it seems to me, is when? when is the right time? i mean, if you consider jim crow was in place for 100 years before the civil rights act, maybe 50 years isn't enough. - yeah, i mean, sandra day o'connor said, you know, in the early 2000s that, you know, you can imagine in 25 years not needing it anymor

he's a former federal prosecutor, now a law professor at georgetown university so, glenn, we've beenocused on a couple of other things the last few days. but this is more evidence. i guess of two things. one, that jack smith is a heat seeking missile, pursuing the facts and investigation under his purview, and number two, trump and his interests do not prevail very often in the court battles that jack smith engages them in. >> well it really is just a sharp reminder, a day after people have been criticizing even people who are critics of former president trump has been criticizing alvin bragg for what some call a weak indictment. you don't get any closer to finding out what occurred in the run-up to january 6 and talking to mr. trump's vice president who he was pressuring. i mean, we knew this was coming for a while. after pence's legal team and political team were spinning the last determination as a legal victory, but it still really, you just sometimes have to pinch yourself and consider how remarkable this situation is the vice president of the united states has been been compell

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what do you make of this picture that glenn is gdrawing with the sharper focus?> yeah, i think crimes happen in plain sight and of course, jack smith or a member of his justice department is going to go through the process of talking through every relevant witness so at the end of the day, no one can say he took a short cut or mailed it in on the contemprary, he's going do his due diligence, but the crimes happen in plain sight it's kind of like the mar-a-lago case which jack smith is also handling with respect to documents. i mean, combing or accidentally combing, in the segment, nicolle, this is a case where donald trump and his attorneys, willfully, purposefully, misled the fbi anddepartment of justice about their handling of classified documents potentially to grave detriment to national security you know, when jack smith looks at the conduct, they're looking at state of mind they're looking at intent. they're looking at what they call in the law mens rea in the mar-a-lago documents case i think it was pretty clear for trump and his team to mislead federal in

they are both msnbc analysts glenn, let me begin with thi surrender that we saw today by rupert murdoch, an strategically, when you look a civil live litigation, glenn the whole idea of one of the settlements is, you settle a case because information tha would come out as a result o the case proceeding would be very damaging to you so, you settle it before the information comes out not at the end when it has all come out. >> yeah, lawrence, this is really a lose lose for fox and the thing is, it looks like fo is losing has only just begun. because this is going to put considerable wind in the sales of the smartmatic suit that ha been brought against fox remember, dominion was suing for 1. 6 billion they ended up with more than three quarters of a billio dollars. smartmatic is suing for more than two billion dollars, an they will be buoyed in today's settlement considerably. i wouldn't consider this any kind of legal precedent for th smartmatic suit, but it is certainly atmospheri precedent. and then the other loss that may be coming fox's way is the derivative lawsuit that ha been broug

glenn gerstell, glenn. thank you so much for coming back in yesterday when we spoke you you your take on this leak was that it was a little amateurish and a little odd. and then what? we're learning now from the washington post and this inner in this conversation they had with his friend who calls him a young gun enthusiast who is sharing this information with people that are in a chat group with him online. what do you think of this leak now? well it certainly seems to fit the pattern. you know, after the snowden leak, this kind of thing wasn't supposed to happen again , and the government tried to figure out what kind of person is likely to do this sort of criminal act and it turns out it's a disaffected psychological studies show. it's a disaffected , disgruntled person who thinks they know better than everyone else. they're smarter than everyone else, in their view, and that's why the laws and the rules don't apply to them. and if the washington post story is true, we don't know that for a fact. but if

it's april, glenn. it's april. why is she putting out a letter about something that's going to happen in the summer? >> jonathan, she didn't put that letter out for your benefit, for my benefit, or for law enforcement's benefit. she could've had behind closed doors meeting with law enforcement. she was doing it for the benefit of the 20 or more targets of her criminal investigations. she sending a very clear message, that you have another mother month or two, folks. do you want to be a marquee name defended on the other side of the v., georgia versus, donald trump -- ten fake electors. or, before i go final on these indictments, do you want to come on board, plead guilty, cooperate, reduce your criminal exposure? she is shaking the tree to see what kind of cooperating witnesses might fall out. >> rumors that some of these fake electors might be flipping, that might play into this shaking of the tree? >> absolutely, and she tried to get one lawyer who was representing all of those fake electors kicked off because of

and as glenn says, the justice matters, and today you got a double dose of it for my viewers.i appreciate it, thank you guys and now consensus, hey, it's a day ending and why, th republican response to trump's historic indictment has been all over the political map after the break, can the party quit trump ahead of the loomin presidential primaries in 2024 we have much more the kati phang show, so, keep it righ here >> woman: why did we choose safelite? we're always working on a project. while loading up our suv, one extra push and... crack! so, we scheduled at safelite.com. we were able to track our technician and knew exactly when he'd arrive. we can keep working! ♪ synth music ♪ >> woman: safelite came to us. >> tech: hi, i'm kendrick. >> woman: replaced our windshield, and installed new wipers to protect our new glass. that's service on our time. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ hey, man. nice pace! clearly, you're a safe driver. you could save hundreds for safe driving with liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance so you only

even to the extent of using very similar numbers, as glenn mentioned. just without this relationship that i just mentioned. so, great. we thought, we'll just, at the very least use that also. the next thing we discoved is that when you combine that style of discounting with these new age, empirically grounded damage functions, this is what translates temperature changes into economic outcomes,uch more rigorous than the used to be. the models have this tendency of exploding. so, that was not -- what does that mean? >> i don't mean physically explode. when you add -- the way you calculate this value, it is a stream of damages into the future that you e adding together. so, you need that stream of damages, the present value today, to decline toward zero in the future otherwise you are just gng to continue adding numbers. you lose the very helpful characteristics of finiteness of the number. u could cut it offat some date. even then, we are talkg about the social cost carbons that are upwards of $2000 a ton and not just200 that on. -- a ton. if you're famil

glenn golden and dounia water younger with those? got that now my goal monday was indeed one for voice expense equals buggy. so it on mancha m a job rebuff and yet he did it on our side to do a bowl. ah ah take a yard since i my with good up and they said the demo because we didn't up went back to where i could talk to make the tap milan the process. there was a something that space. yeah. young. yeah . that'd yeah. deep down process. yes. i'm right and then what number did you do? i will be sending by john. i am with the up yet. when you sam, when daddy bo oh any. and he's a good daddy got what done when did you get? who in the wilderness of northern scandinavia. a sammy activist fights for indigenous rights with the needle and thread after 4 decades of her historic struggle against the establishment, the nomadic, some people now base their greatest threat. climate change. witness ditches for soft me on al jazeera. ah and a we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter where you call hand

"outfront" now from taiwan, republican governor and potential 2024 candidate glenn youngkin.ourse, governor, i'm going to note you're at liberty square in taipei, which is a major symbol of taiwan's transition to democracy and history. and you're the sitting governor of a major state. you're seen as a top republican presidential candidate. we've seen china retaliate against others who have chosen to visit taiwan and just the other day the government sanctioned the chairman of the house foreign affairs committee for his visit. so, governor, why do you think it is worth it to provoke china right now with this trip? >> well, one of the great opportunities for virginia and, i think, for the united states is forging even deeper relationships with trusted partners around the world, and taiwan, of course, is at the top of the list, along with japan and korea, who i'll see later this week. and these supply chains for critical sectors in semiconductors and pharmaceuticals and automotive supply are at the heart of not just economic activity but of those sectors that we need to make sur

glenn youngkin of virginia. will make an appearance in boston tomorrow. we'll get the latest on what we're learning today. detour? yeah. ♪ school isn't going to be easy. i know. ♪ but...i think you're going to do great, dad. ♪ kia movement that inspires on a very special "tv dad"... i didn't make the dance team. what do i always say? switch your car insurance to progressive, and you could save hundreds. -feel better now? -not really. switch to progressive, and you could save hundreds. our customers don't do what they do for likes or followers. their path isn't for the casually curious. and that's what makes it matter the most when they find it. the exact thing that can change the world. some say it's what they were born to do... it's what they live to do... trinet serves small and medium sized businesses... so they can do more of what matters. benefits. payroll. compliance. trinet. people matter. ♪ ♪ >> neil: all right, we are learning that the intelligence leaker, this is in georgia, rested earlier today by the

i'm vern glenn. >>> lsu tigers are national champs. this is the first for the school, women or men.coach's second year at the program. she won three titles at baylor before making the decision to return to her home state two years ago. >> i'm happy to be a part of it. i never thought i could do this with the coach. i told her when i came here, i like to win. >> lsu's 102 points set the record for the most scored by a team in a women's championship game. >>> big weekend for sports wrestling fans. george kittle was on wrestlemania. everyone is laughing in the studio. kittle took him down. >> i couldn't open a door. all the glass was on the way. i had to claw in. >> in the 9:30 stream, a san francisco shop owner targeted by thieves over and over again. how the community is stepping to help her out. >>> first, after months of showers, look. that is beautiful. we ar when you stay at a vrbo you always get the whole home not part of it but the whole upstairs the whole downstairs the whole fridge and the whole secret nap room because is it really a vacation home if you have to share a house

back, and firing glenn back, because he believed that back went through the guardrails do you think those guardrail may be a little tighter over a fox news after a 780 million dollar settlement, and the 2. billion dollar lawsuit tha they are still staring at? >> i think two things. i think the fact that tucker went today makes it open seaso on other talent and othe executives they went for the big enchilad first, and now, who know what's next. i think there could be mor housecleaning in order as far as they should shift in strategy, i think one of the reasons they were comfortabl doing this is because they hav done it in the past. when they took o'reilly ou there, i'm going to correct lo of tart language around a lo of the stuff that donald trump was pushing. so, his connection to the base is even more unique than trump's, in many respects. because he was the first go to when they weren't listening to trump, they were listening t tucker in terms of what he wants to d next, he can probably decide whether he wants to do something more direct in politics, if he wants to d something dir

i'm vern glenn. >>> one shiny moment for one team. uconn against san diego state at nrg stadium in houston for the national championship. you can watch it right here on kpix at 6:20 p.m. >>> and all that glitters is purple and gold in women's college hoops. lsu won the first ever championship in men's or women's basketball. the tigers took down iowa 102-85 on the way to the title. this is the head coach's fourth national championship game. she won three at baylor. she spoke about winning one for her home state. >> i don't know if it was the fact that i am home, i don't know if it was looking across there at my daughter and grandchildren. i don't know if it was looking across -- i don't know what it was but i lost it. so, that should tell you what i think about it. very, very emotional and tears of joy. >> what a moment it was. lsu's 102 points by a team in a women's championship game. >> i was hoping that meteorologist deren peck would wear his glitter suit today in honor of the tigers. >> i didn't get the notice. maybe tomorrow but m

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. >>> now in the batter's box, vern glenn up next speaking with a new face on the team. vern? >> reporter: that's right, there, liz. giants open opener for all the fans out there. let me tell you something. backdrop of a ballpark? nothing like it. and it never gets old. let's just hope that amid the drizzle here that the giants offense doesn't dampen against the royals this afternoon at 1:35. the giants office lately has been more boom than bust. the giants yesterday, they showed plenty of power on their six game road trip. they had 15 home runs. the most in the majors. and rookie blake sable went deep yesterday in chicago for his first career homer. and today, the former u.s. sc trojan is in the starting lineup for his first opening day at oracle park. >> i'm ecstatic. i'm so excited to be out there. i'm so excited to see the fans here. and instead of being on that road trip getting booed by everybody, it would be nice to hear cheers getting the homer. >> you're a kid again huh? >> i'm always that little kid. i posted to my instagram. i grew up playing a little wiffle ball pr

peter baker, chief white house correspondent fo the new york times, and former federal prosecutor glenn kirschner. gentlemen we've got a lot to cover. ryan, you've been covering thi all day long what we know at this hour, wha exactly happened today >> the biggest news probably that he spent a ton of tim without granary. got there really early, ther are a couple of motorcades tha came in, that were spotted early that morning we suspected something was up. i recently had heard that th 27th could be the date when th grand jury testimony was happening. but he was brought down to a garage a garage apparently plays a bi role here because that is wher he hid during the capito attack and that is how he -- they brought him in through th garage, brought him up to th third floor for those grandeur rooms were all of these secret proceedings are taking place then they spent over a lon time, they're talking with 2 americans who are looking into this effort to overturn th 2020 election and what donal trump, if any, had been a th village either so it is a very huge investigation. we've been watching th

vern glenn there. mr. glenn? >> reporter: yeah, join us later on in sports from the madness which is warriors at sacramento kings. they jump it off from here at golden 1 center in about 24 minutes and 19 seconds. >> and counting. thanks, vern. >>> also coming up, tracking big cats across the north bay. why experts says a young mountain lion keeps crossing a busy freeway. >>> and coming up in the first alert forecast, we look ahead to the next system that's going to try and bring a little rain to parents of the bay. it's arriving early next week. we look at the likelihood of that and talk about the rest of the weekend as well coming up next. your heart is the beat of life. if you have heart failure, entrust your heart to entresto. entresto helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are

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more on this ahead with veteran national security reporter glenn greenwald. howard kurtz and this is "mediabuzz." ♪ ♪ howard: ron desan us the just signed a 6-week ban on abortion in florida tweeting out a single picture after 11:00 at night. the governor's quiet move came as a ruling by a federal judge in texas again put the difficult issue under a sering media spotlight. judge matthew kazmarak, a trump appointee, froze the approval of the abortion pill despite the fact the fda okayed it as safe 23 years ago. the supreme court granted the biden administration is stay of a few days. but what's striking is that democratic congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez later joined by republican congresswomanman i city mace -- nancy mace had said the biden team should just blow off the lower court ruling. >> that's a pretty stunning position, if you think about it, about the notion of just ignoring a judge ooh's position. >> i believe that the biden administration should ignore this ruling. >> i agree with ignoring it. at this point this is an issue that republicans ha

let's star with vern glenn. he was there a chase center with all the action. what we really call it big surprise since they have a great record at home? >> reporter: no, but i was looking for energy. the buzzwor was effort. these guys in the black jerseys played extra hard tonight! normally you want to limit the turnovers to 12, but the warriors had 12. down 10 fo monday night. so they protected the basketbas the difference in the game. all started with a superstar who ha only one turnover in the game, steph curry. now darren fox may have been the man in one and two, but this was curry's house the energy was there all game. curry head going early. knocked down three in the second quarter. he had six. scored 14 of 18 in the second half. 36 points for curry tonight. the game was already out of reach late in the fourth and steph delivered a dagger. warriors wo by 17, winning 114-97. the series lead was cut in half 2-1 >> we understand the consequences of if we lost it i and nobody wanted to feel that. it was a pretty focused effort. pretty broadly if we lost this

glenn greenwald, host of system update joins us tonight. glenn, thanks for coming on. i am glad they went after a group of people i probably don't agree with on a lot of things, it makes it so much clearer. this is not partisan. this guy is saying something the regime doesn't like, they're trying to put him in jail. how is this happening in america? >> i think one of the critical things to remember, even before january 6, biden administration said their priority is to launch domestic war on terror to take the tactics we used against al qaeda and isis and foreign terrorist groups, direct it inward. they perceive anti-establishment dissidents like the person you just showed are the real enemy. that's what this is about. there's a foreign agents law that's supposed to be if you say things you don't really believe because some foreign government is paying you millions to say them, you have to register. that's not the case with these people. these are people that are radical black leftists for decades, they hate the biden administration, they're against the war in ukraine,

i'm vern glenn. >>> breaking news story to bring you. central valley 4.6 quake near hollister.want to let you know that we are starting to get reports that there was a shaker. some people in our newsroom say they felt it. darren peck, did you feel it? i didn't up here in the studio. we understand watching social media that likely you felt it as well. as a news organization, this is what we do. we talk to the experts, get our cameras out and we will be doing that. we >>> >>> earthquake in a remote area. some of you felt it, we understand. 4.7. to put that in context here, you can see it on the graphic, 4.6 has been upgraded to what was a 4.7 south of hollister. we see on the my shake out the red circle around the epicenter. we are showing that people in san francisco, elsewhere in the bay area reported that they did feel it. we understand it was about five miles underground where the shaker happened. we ♪ ♪ >> norah: tonight, former president donald trump arrested, pleading not guilty to 34 felony counts of falsifying business records. prosecutors alleging he repeatedly hated da

i'm vern glenn. >> good job, guys. right, we're excited to cheer on our bay area players tonight. at least one member of our kpix team was already sporting her team colors early this morning. watch. >> amanda, who are we rooting for today? >> we know who you are. >> we'll go for san diego. >> we're not allowed to say anything else. >> and if you couldn't tell, jocelyn moran from our morning team graduated from san diego state and will be cheering for the aztecs. but she did also acknowledge the excitement for our bay area player over on the uconn side. we are celebrating all of them. you can catch the men's championship game, no. 4 uconn facing off no. 5, san diego state at nrg stadium in houston right here on kpix. that's at 6:20 p.m. >>> and let's talk about women's college basketball. the lsu tigers are the new champs. a first for that school. [ cheering ] >> and we cheer right there with you. celebrations on the court last night for the tigers. >>> it's the school's first ever basketball title by the way. women's o

glenn, you're bob, bob, you're bill don't identify yourself in any way.hat do you make of that have you had that happen before? >> in my 30 years, chris, i have had exactly two anonymous juries each one was in a rico case against a violent criminal organization there was a demonstrable risk to the witnesses and the jurors, and that's why the judge granted our motion for an anonymous jury what i found really remarkable is that the judge went an extra step here and as you say, chris, told the jurors to hide their true names, their true identities from one another. i think that's problematic you know, jury deliberations is a sort of intensely personal interaction where jurors have to sort of fully and freely and truthfully and honestly engage in a discussion, and sometimes it can get very heated and when they're hiding their true names and identities from one another, i don't think that's healthy for the criminal justice system >> ken, i want to move on to the criminal hush money case what more can you tell us about what the d.a. is asking that judge to do?

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dub win on the road in a place as loud and rowdy as golden 1 center with so much on the line vern glenn live in sacramento t answer that. vern? >> reporter: sara, it is not ho you start, it is how you finish i asked steve kerr, why is it that experience and poise alway seems to win? he said well, it doesn't win every time, but thi is a championship-caliber team and a team built to face any odds and overcome them all! let's just roll up what happene today with the sacramento kings in game five. de'aaron fox played through a broken finger and looked like himself. golden state led by as many as 12 in the second half. harrison barnes, the former warrior, sho over draymond green and cut the deficit to one. green, fadeaway and he got it! greene scored hi most in three years, 21! 30 seconds left, warriors of five. steph curry dribbled around the entire kings defense, put up th shot and drew the foul. curry led golden state and the warriors won his third game in row of the series, 123-116 and have a 3-2 series lead. it is the 20th consecutive postseason series where golden state has won a game

and so, you are absolutely right, after below riley, afte glenn back, there was a sens that we'll fox news face som sort of existential crisis and the answer is always know. the institution is bigger than the on air - >> but there wasn't a newsmax, or an away threat back then? >> there also wasn't the event of november, 2020, and the fea that took over instead of fo news this sense that they wer potentially losing viewers b reporting the truth, rathe than embracing the voter fraud conspiracy i think the political landscap is different, but at the sam time, an institution like fo news is extremely powerful and the question i think now i have they, in giving tucke carlson the real estate that they gave him, have they created something potentiall more powerful, and that is wha will be tested, depending on what took a carlson does >> what do you think because the influenc right-wing media has, or pushing conspiracy theories, i massive. we don't care about personal decisions in a new organization but given the power of the misinformation machine, it matters. >> yeah it does matter fox ofte