so much, don't they? i am one of the bereaved myself. my wife _ so much, don't they? i am one of the bereaved myself. my wife lynn - so much, don't they?bereaved myself. my wife lynnjust died just— bereaved myself. my wife lynnjust died just four weeks into the lockdown on april 24 of last year. it's particularly poignant time for me as _ it's particularly poignant time for me as well. just a month of that lockdown— me as well. just a month of that lockdown she didn't die of covid related — lockdown she didn't die of covid related illness she had a massive stroke _ related illness she had a massive stroke we — related illness she had a massive stroke. we were victims of covid, the lockdown if that's the right word _ the lockdown if that's the right word in— the lockdown if that's the right word in the sense. we can only have ten people _ word in the sense. we can only have ten people at her funeral. i still haven't— ten people at her funeral. i still haven't been able to have a day or an evening — haven't been able to have a day or an evening to... we haven't been able to have a day or an evening to. . ._ haven't been able to have a da

thank you so much for having me and i'm look forward to the discussion. >> thank you so much, lynn. it's really great to hear more about the organization. if you're from the boston area you probably happen driven by their offices before. and it's really good to remember that in our community there are these incredible organizations doing great work and there are places nearby we can go to be part of that. next it's my pleasure to introduce moderator hannah. the deputy director of citizens for juvenile justice she is responsible for they're legislative advocacy and lead organization of the massachusetts online justice reform coalition. they advocate for statewide system reform. they're the only independent nonprofit statewide organization working exclusively to improve juvenile just and otherring you serving systems in ad. they advocate, build coalitions and education the public. we're excited to have her acting a moderator. coming at this from several angles and dealing with the ways in which sport and other forever. justice interact. this is a very exciting panel and i'm very happy

isn't it true rue pert and lauk lynn give the hosts so much. >> there is with opinion programming. but when it comes to their fact-based journalism, we have seen recently in january what was called an ideological purge of fact-based journalism by staffers inside fox news on the digital side. so they feel like they're being so controlled and there has been a larger pundit to go more into right wing opinion programming. >> interesting. let's listen to more. he was talking about the brand going forward and who fox represents. watch. >> we very much focus on the center right. we think that's where america is. you know, 75 million people voted for a republican president. sometimes in spite of his personality at times. and, so, they believe in those politics. they feel strongly about those political and policy positions, and that's what we represent. >> okay. so no more fair unbalance. he's admitting what fox is. it is for the republican party. it is for republican voters. maybe this is a good thing. >> to some extent it was refreshing because people like us have been covering the networ

much done. >> let's hear from callers. lynn in las vegas, nevada. >> caller: hello. i had a proposal so why don't each congressperson do covid bill pertaining to their districts and find out how much businesses have lost whatever and have their district many number on that and bring that covid bill to a vote instead of all the crap in the bill now? $1400 really is not going to do a lot for people who have been waiting a year. i appreciate the help but if you haven't figured out a different way to take care or handle your business you are going to a homeless shelter so thanks but it's $1400 that the congressperson before, said people will appreciate it, yeah, we appreciate it but what is it truly costing us? thank you. >> guest: i appreciate your suggestion and a couple of my colleagues have talked about that. when you break the mass down o what isio this 1.9 trillion pass and you spend roughly a little over $6 trillion for cold relief in the year of course about 4 trillion was mostly bipartisan in the last 2 trillion totally partisan but nevertheless what do you get to the root issue? y

pipeline project back up and running so hopefully it can be revived and lynn, you can find some work and guy, your community can continue to prosper. thank you so muching us an update. we really appreciate it. >> thank you. god bless america. carley: god bless america, amen to that. >> god bless america. griff: god bless america indeed. coming up, after spending $1.9 trillion on coronavirus relief, president biden is eyeing his next massive deal. congresswoman cat kamak says it just goes to show how out of touch the administration is. she'll join us live, coming up. ♪ beautiful morning. ♪ you got paid! that means... best burger ever. intuit quickbooks helps small businesses be more successful with payments, payroll, banking and live bookkeeping. type 2 diabetes can have a big impact on your life. but how can it be prevented? well, the first step is knowing if you something called prediabetes. take the 1-minute risk test today at doihaveprediabetes.org griff: it's monday, march 29th. fox news alert. the massive cargo ship stuck in the suez canal partially freed according to reports. the race to open the major trade route that could cause another toil

lynn novick. thank you both, so much. con congratulations on this.ist earn story and he created this mythology about himself and it was devoured by sharks, inner and outer sharks and what lynn and i have tried to do over the last six and a half years of working on it is tell the story of sort of the man behind the mythology which has been so impenetrable and find out so many interesting things about him that go beyond the toxic masculinity that we're kind of used to, his interest in gender fluidity and his ability in a few stories to put himself literally sort of in the skin of the female characters. this unbelievable writing style that will endure for generations and generations and generations. it was hard to do this, mika, because the edifice was so hard and opaque and you got through and you get a sense of his vulnerability as well as his arrogance and insecurity as well as that blow hardness and you develop a kind of compassion for a man trying to outrun lots of demons >>. >> canon lynn, congratulations absolutely cannot wait to sit down with th

so much. >>> the washington bureau chief for "the chicago sun" times, lynn, good to see you.o president biden asked for $1.9 trillion. it looks as though he is going to get it. it could be, obviously, a huge success. what kind of early precedent or momentum does this give the president, if this does go through? >> well, it gives a political victory. a win's a win. but it also gives him a policy win, and that is his policy is that the biden administration is going to deliver money in the pockets of americans. now, while there was disagreement over how much, the point is you are going to see some immediate relief and that will give momentum. if nothing had happened, it would have been a major setback that there is going to be a deal means that he can move ahead with the rest of the his agenda. >> what is the republican takeaway? >> well, the republicans in the house and the senate gave this a solid thumbs down. here's what's going to be tough. these benefits are going to everyone in a few weeks, presuming the house signs, you know, passes the bill and sends it to biden to sign.

this extraordinary moment in american history, i mean so much change for this country. i have to ask you lynn, what was that like to actually be trying to first of all, you work in a high-ranking position during those years at the national endowment for the humanities. i wonder what that was like to also be supporting your husband and to be a symbol of this country during that tumultuous time? >> you are such a nice interview or and i'm going to make a public confession. that i have never made before. i was getting my hair done and the nice fellow who is doing my hair came out and he said, you know a plane just flew into the world trade center. who, what a weird accident. and then a few minutes later he said, there is a second one. so of course, the secret service has told me off into a car and you could see smoke from the car. it was the pending con burning. but you don't know what it, is you just see it coming up from over the buildings. an explicitly to this day, they took me to the white house which everyone else has just evacuated. but, it was such a memorable day being -- it's called a

her now with a sport warren thanks so much a big mistake and a stunning comeback could go a long way to deciding the outcome of the $36.00 america's cup italy's lynn are also looks set to level the contest against new zealand the sailing gods had other ideas and he richardson reports. with defending champions team new zealand for 3 up in the best of 13 concerts there was a lot riding on the race eights of this america's cup. the new zealand boat was going well in the contest with its uneasy luna rossa until this happened the home favorites made a tiny era in the light winds of the oil can coast on the boat carrying off its foils the foils are carbon fiber hooks that lift the whole out of the water and allow these boats to race at speeds of more than 80 kilometers per hour but well positioned like this the boat came to a temporary stop and that allowed luna rossa to sail away and build up a full minute late the race looked to be over and so luna rossa made their own era the italian boat producing an action replay and it too fell off its foils. that gave see new zealand a chance to recover and pull off one of the biggest comebacks in the 170 year hi

so much. what started as an idea to help students in need over the freezing winter months turned into something much bigger. to check it out. all of that college service worker lynneded them. it turns out they were all needed. a hundred of them were given away in the first 30 minutes during one campus offense. it turns out she has housed students during times of need, thrown graduation parties, help single pregnant woman and on much more. we hear many accolades about her, you are tonight's midnight hero. i think you for all you are doing for your community. that is it for us from washington, d.c. we will be back here with live coverage of the president press conference tomorrow afternoon. we will see you here tomorrow night, i'm shannon bream. clearly, nothing melts like velveeta. ♪♪♪ my plaque psoriasis... ...the itching ...the burning. the stinging. my skin was no longer mine. my psoriatic arthritis, made my joints stiff, swollen... painful. emerge tremfyant™ with tremfya®, adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... ...can uncover clearer skin and improve symptoms at 16 weeks. tremfya® is also approved for adults with active psoriatic arthritis. serious

much mr. lynn i like you said this was a once in a century battle as senator durbin chairman of our committee came in to mark the importance of this discussion. so thank you very much for your testimony. next, we're pleased to be joined by mr. check, thank you. >> gentlemen klobuchar ranking member lee members of the committee, thank you for inviting know appear before you today my name is yon antitrust practitioner and professor and former enforcer i'm grateful to the committee for holding this hearing and i along forward to sharing my views. for the voidance of any doubt my views are my own and don't represent views of any client or law firm. i wantre to make, use my remarks to make three points. first, the american economy is competitive, r and innovative it is envy of the world and serves u.s. kiewrls well. there could be substantial evidence of systemic competitive heart to warrant judicial economic and economic experience in favor of dramatically reducing or rewriting the antitrust laws. that evidence does not exist today. the recent debate about antitrust was born out of a research suggesting thaws markets have become more concentrated ov

green lynn saying, he apparently tweaked his left ankle during the game so still waiting on word as what that rain they said okay off a little while them and then curry wasn't feeling it all that muchded only 16 points for the night, so they were struggling >>yeah looking to do the warriors in the end we're on the losing end of a blowout one 1791 you do or what can you do flush flush the toilet the news on nose, he has put going to be a handful of games every year >>we're sort of inexplicable on. this is one that you don't spend too much time on he pushed it new. if move on. >>you can control your energy and your effort and in your competitiveness. and we've done a really good job of that and obvious and tonight we didn't have any of that >>shows in the told shoes in the score they're going to have to try to bounce bagged remodeled try to bounce back to whole team is hopefully going to do a lot better when they play wednesday night against the portland trail blazers tipoff is 07:00pm all right time now is 7.26. >>still ahead coming up next on the kron 4 morning news nearly 4 million doses of the johnson and johnson vaccine have been shipped out leading the way for pretty dramatic b

so much for being here. >> thank you. >> woodruff: finally tonight, we want to take a moment to remember the ten people who died on monday in the grocery store shooting in boulder, colorado. lynna retired photo editor and mother of two, was working as an instacart shopper when the shooting began. her husband told reporters,“ our tomorrows are forever filled with a sorrow that is unimaginable.” she was 62 years old. denny stong, the youngest of the victims, worked at the grocery store, king soopers, for several years. according to his facebook page, he was an avid lover of planes, bikes and motorcycles. a high school friend called stong “a kind soul with a funny sense of humor.” he was 20 years old. 51-year-old police officer eric talley was the first to respond to the shooting. the father of seven made news in 2013, after rescuing a group of ducklings trapped in a drainage ditch, leading them to a nearby pond to be with their mother. his younger sister said, "i cannot explain how beautiful he was. you always wanted to be a pilot. soar." 23-year-old neven stanisic was killed in the parking lot of king soopers after fixing coffee machines inside the store. the son of serbian ref