Kristen Holmes reports on the new battle over healthcare. Jim Roope has the story of the exoneration of the TV actor who claims he was the victim of a hate crime.  Kevin Carr has a look at the latest home video releases. And First Light listeners weigh in on the controversy over vaccinations.

On today's show, Bob Costantini tells us how the White House spent the first full day after the end of the Mueller investigation. Steve Kastenbaum reports on the arrest of Michael Avenatti. Entertainment critic Kevin Carr reviews "Gloria Bell", and we ask the nation if the full Muller report should be made public.

Robert Mueller's Russia investigation is over and his report has been submitted. We'll hear from Capitol Hill correspondent Linda Kenyon to find out how lawmakers are responding. Steve Kastenbaum tells us about the cruise liner that ran into some serious trouble over the weekend, and Bob Costantini joins us live to talk more about the Mueller probe.

On today's show, Steve Kastenbaum brings us up to speed on the latest with Brexit. Clayton Neville takes a look at the flooding across the midwest. And we'll hear from Jim Roope on the status of those students who were admitted to colleges on false pretenses brought forward by their parents.

New Zealand has responded swiftly in the wake of a mass shooting that claimed 50 lives. We'll dig into that story.

Also - March Madness tips off this afternoon. Michael talks to ESPN College Basketball Analyst Chris Spatola to preview the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament.

On today's show, Linda Kenyon probes in to get you the latest on Congress' investigation of President Trump, Jim Roope tells us which state is contemplating a ban on all plastics, and we talk to Rachel Siegel of the Washington Post about how big a part of everyday life Amazon has become.

On this morning's show, Linda Kenyon reports from Capitol Hill on House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's latest "voter's rights" remarks, and Brian Todd reports on George Conway, husband of White House Counselor KellyAnne Conway making more disparaging comments about President Trump.

Steve Kastenbaum brings us the latest on the mass shooting in New Zealand. Also, Robert Workman catches us up on the field of 68 in the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament. In our call-in segment, we discuss how to have political conversations with friends and family without losing your temper.

A mass shooting in New Zealand has left at least 49 people dead. Our coverage of this horrific attack begins with John Lorinc running down the facts, followed by Anna Coren offering reaction from the country's dignitaries. Later in the show, we hear from Mahmoud Nassir who witnesses and survived the attack.

On today's show, Linda Kenyon previews the big senate vote on President Trump's national emergency declaration. And we'll examine the President's decision to ground all flights involving the troublesome Boeing jet.