from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thanks for staying up late. see you this weekend. we start tonight with big news in the pillow world out of shockapee, minnesota. my pillow is evicted. a judge made the ruling after the landlord said the company owes more than $200,000 in rent. that s right. my pillow owned by the far right election denier mike lydell has been evicted for not paying rent. he is currently trying to spin this like it is no big deal. he says that the company wasn t using the warehouse because my pillow is direct to consumer these days but the reason it is direct to consumer is because it was dropped by all the biggest retailers many the country. and the reason for that is because his role in pushing the big lie. that the 2020 election was stolen. and as much as mr. lyndell is claiming his company is doing fine, this is part of the plan. this is what he had to say about his finances a few months back in october. so for those who pu
model than democrats are used to, for sure. tim miller, thank you very much, that is all in for this week, alex wagner tonight starts right now. thank you, have a very good holiday weekend. and thanks to you at home for joining me this hour. we start tonight with big news in the pillow world out of shakopee, minnesota. pillow is now evicted from its warehouse in shakopee, a judge made that ruling today after the landlord said the company owes more than $200,000 in rent. be mac that is right, my pillow, the company owned by the far right election denier mike lindell has been evicted from its warehouse in minnesota for not paying rent. mr. lindell is currently trying to spin this like it s no big deal. he says that the company wasn t using the warehouse because my pillow is direct to consumer these days. but, the reason my pillow is direct to consumer is because my pillow was dropped by all the biggest retailers in the country. the reason for that is because of mr. lindel
as you can see from the camera conditions or bad. the winds are more than 25 miles an hour. there s potential gale force wind warning a little later in the afternoon and that s why governor westmore moments ago talking about why the conditions are too dangerous for the divers. the water along with debris under there to recover those bodies. another highlight is he talking to the difficulty. get out of the way and show you. the difficulty of moving the dolly. it sits right in the middle of that channel. that s what s closing the port. what s comp looking at his you see the trestles of the key bridge collapsed and governor moore says they will have to get the trestle looking 3,000 tons so they have to cut the trestles into sections in a safeway and bring them off so they can begin to move them out of the way then move the ship. that s why such a monumental task. we also got news from others maryland centre chris van hollen who said more help is on the way. listen here. okay
people. and that s really a tragedy. exactly. well, russell moore, thank you so much. i hope you have a wonderful easter weekend. that does it for us this morning. katy tur picks up the coverage right now. right now on msnbc, dollar signs. democrats have a record fund-raising night, $26 million for a three-president special. what donald trump is saying to try and spin his money woes. plus, unlike anything they have done before, the biggest crane on the eastern seaboard arrives to start salvaging the remains of the key bridge. also ahead, one year the wall street journal s letter to you, the reader, as evan gershkovich marks a year in prison. what the paper wants you to know. an nbc news exclusive. what federal agents found in the homes of sean diddy combs. it is 10:00 a.m. here in new york. good to be with you. i m katy tur in for ana cabrera. it was the best of times. it was the worst of times. if charles dickens were writing a book about campaign finances, it
it is good to be back with you on this second hour of chris jansing reports. at this hour, the largest crane on the eastern sea board arriving at the sight of the baltimore bridge collapse. the long cleanup ahead to clear twisted metal and debris with four victims trapped underneath. survival story, one family crediting their son and their dog with saving their lives during a man s deadly stabbing spree. the wild struggle that had them fighting him off with their bare hands and a syrup bottle. sean diddy combs, our first look at the after math of federal raids on his home, overturn drawers, wires left dangling from the halls. new details from joe biden s $26 million fundraiser with bill clinton and barack obama, including one moment when donald trump came up. our nbc news reporters are following all of the latest developments. we begin with nbc s gary grumbach who is in baltimore where that massive crane is on the scene. what s the latest, gary? reporter: hey, there,