they say his removal from that post was retaliation, plain and simple. and they want to see him reinstated. terry, thank you. there are real concerns about the food lines in the country. the father of three waiting in two lines today, still not getting any food to put on the table. and the virus, and the growing impact on the food supply. tyson foods suspending operations at one of the largest meat processing plants in the country. nearly 200 infections linked to that one facility alone. here again tonight, matt gutman. reporter: they re crammed bumper to bumper from ohio to west palm beach. two hours in line and they re not giving food yet. reporter: in march alone, food banks nationwide distributed more than 379 millio a0%ump. feeding america predicting 54 million people could go hungry due to the pandemic, including 18 million children. don hayden, a disabled veteran in florida, waited in two lines. by the time i got to the front of the lines, after waiting for hours, ou
killing her. the two customers killed never saw him coming in the store. he snuck around both victims, according to the surveillance tape and shot them in the back of the head. prosecutors say laffer had spent days staking out pharmacies in that area before settling on hayden pharmacy in medford, trace? trace: laura, tell us about the scene in court today. it was tough. the courtroom was packed to capacity, devastated and heart broken family members of all four victims. that grief was tangible today. they sat in silence and listened as laffer and his attorney entered a not guilty plea. laffer was heavily guarded as he was at his first court appearance. after his arrest, laffer next court appearance will be september 8th. he remains in protective custody in the county jail, trace? trace: laura ingle in new york for us tonight, thank you. president obama turning down top republican s invitation to