so you mention pope john paul ii's, that was really neat. a lot of evangelicals actually baptist ones, exactly. >> don't tell. so you mentioned pope john paul ii says even a husband and wife are supposed to practice chastity with regard to each other but not just bus and not commit adultery there also supposed to practice chastity in their own relationship. that wasn't an idea talk to me as an even juggle southern baptist. so one, how do you think of husband-and-wife can practice chastity in relation to each other and using the widespread and un- question use of contraception could be mall forming our conscience? >> guest: let's start with the easy and controversial question. [laughter] one of the things -- what i say about chastity in the book is again coming from back rack on your background, evangelicals especially the baptists talk about abstinence. not the same as chastity. as a component of that but abstinence is so negative and chastity is a positive thing. we are all called to practice chastity regardless of her situation of our stat

so does he sits here so this is the sign giovanni hospital named for pope john the 23rd pops your highness that i am one of the biggest hospitals and really the center of the corona infections you could almost say europe's coronavirus hotspot. and. we're also now to film in the hospital. we meet the director of the pediatric department who learns oh don t. got in the foyer. we conduct the interview outside like the rest of the staff doctor done tiger has been working almost round the clock for weeks now. and. many doctors and nurses have contracted the virus and are unable to watch patients in isolation wards are also separated from their loved ones. for the devout it's an extremely difficult situation. it's. not being able to be with their loved ones in their final hours and not being able to have a funeral with a priest is a very painful experience that. i don't look at me as a virus hits old people the hardest. the head pediatrician says that's why the situation in cannes homes is particularly precarious. see the martini the top of it all touches on him unfortunately there are a lot of

through that the equality among nations is something that international authority of captain 20 of the pope johnthe 22nd of course now in the united nations that would be these are many model concept an extraordinary thing but end their studies of you find any other medieval documents and you know puts which. going to the same soccer american concepts i don't think so i think it was unique in that there were certain political things going on at the time a which also need to understand that cohen saved for example the english head of another 1000000000 in the wings the son of john helio and the abbess but it got him to overtake bruce so that clause about getting rid of any king if he if he didn't support that independence was also a date that the english unjoin be illegal if you force another came upon us we'll get rid of him too so that's not bet i think there always has been an egalitarian principle in the scottish intellectual history he was the king of score it's not the king of scotland so i think it's him with imbued and with him baby got to go to his study and this is really the beginning

kat: is about pope john the second hologram. tyrus: is a pandemic. joey, i cannot think of a worse job than wedding planner. joey: i agree. greg: i'd rather be a divorce planner. joey: there's probably more money in that. but listen, i was a single marine for six years, ten years ago before, what is happening right now, young marines are saving so much money not going out to the bars and taking just as many women home right now during the pandemic. but on top of that -- that is funny right. striking out. but on top of that i'm a dad of a baby girl and if there is ever going to be another coronavirus i would not idea being 18 years from now because if i get out from pain at 20 - 30000-dollar wedding, i'm okay with that. lastly, one thing i thought during the segment, if you can have conference calls over resume and a date over the internet, can you get married. can you get married -- how many of these people are going to get catfish into marrying jay and silent bob in their basement in their thinking this is supermodel. now you have a financial obliga

important church, especially for the polish community and of course, april marks 15 years since pope johnii died and that's an important church for the polish community. of course it was empty today. and pope francis has been, you know, particularly bothered by having to be caged up. he's spoken about it and it's to give hope to the people of rome. the city is suffering and after easter a lot of people who would have been to celebrate were stuck in their homes and the pope is doing everything he can to give people hope this is going to end soon. >> thank you so much, barbie. >>> in the coming hours, a major shipment of personal protective equipment, ppe, from turkey is expected to arrive in the uk. that will be a relief as hospitals are warning some places will run out of supplies this weekend. government officials report the number of confirmed cases of covid-19 rose saturday with more than 5 1/2 thousand people diagnosed in the past 24 hours. the death toll climbed to more than 15,000 people who have died from complications. phil black joins me now live from london. good morning to you,

i want to hear a real minister this morning. , the popetch the pope john, that beautiful pope, who taught us about the lonely spirit. this is what we need today, instead of all this division and anger. god also taught us to respect authority. if they tell you not to gather, it is go'd wor -- god's word. it is in the bible. host: to joe in arlington, virginia. caller: good morning. how are you doing? host: fine, thanks. caller: i was thinking this is more of an agile, flexible decision based on that geography and location. i represent the majority of muslims in america, black american muslims. ramadan is coming in about another two weeks or so. so as a consequence, i just have some few friends -- it is quite different than congregations doing easter in the church. of might need a minimum three people there, so you can have it in your home. so i had our service in my home last friday. and we are going to have it this friday, about three or four people. host: would you typically -- during ramadan, would you typically try to go to your oral mosque for imam center wherever and pray with fellow

you know, guys it remind me of a message at a a previous pope, john paul ii gave. scouraged, be not afraid. that a similar message coming from this pope, francis, today. pete: amen. he is risen, he is risen indeed. we know that. the stone is rolled away. one quick thing. we read those stats off the top about coronavirus, which is, you know, everywhere for us right now. remember, we may have surpassed italy, but italy has one-sixth 89% we do. stats matter. scale matters. and also of course the communist chinese never accurately reporting their numbers, vastly underreporting. stats are one thing. every human soul is important, but it's important to put this in perspective, too, as america rallies around battling this coronavirus and also rises to the occasion on this easter sunday. jillian: that's right. and let's bring in now mike huckabee, former governor of arkansas and fox news contributor. happy easter to you, sir. >> happy easter to you, jillian, pete, and griff, great to be with you on this beautiful easter morning. jillian: absolutely. thank you for being here

he engaged in a lot of diplomacy between the kremlin, the kennedy administration, and pope john the 23rd. he writes about it in his book the improbable triumvirate. norman cousins was able to do this because he had forged these relationships with soviet intellectuals and scientists. he invited them to conferences where they engaged with americans on matters of peace advocacy and sharing of scientific research in the process. that brings me to the final point, the political transformation toward detente did not occur in a sudden turnabout around nixon. nixon did formulate a more coherent strategy than his predecessors. he built on a solid foundation in the early 1960's. it was a gradual process that unfolded over the 1960's and emanated from multiple origins and was shaped by a diverse set of actors. many of them i showed you in the beginning of this talk. during much of the 50's, political leaders had viewed peace advocacy as a threat to national security. by the 1960's, they were beginning to co-opted. they understood the rhetorical virtues of peace. in the early 1960's, they began to u

i want to hear a real minister this morning. , the popetch the pope john, that beautiful pope, who taughts about the lonely spirit. this is what we need today, instead of all this division and anger. god also taught us to respect authority. if they tell you not to gather, it is go'd wor -- god's word. it is in the bible. host: to joe in arlington, virginia. caller: good morning. how are you doing? host: fine, thanks. caller: i was thinking this is more of an agile, flexible decision based on that geography and location. i represent the majority of muslims in america, black american muslims. ramadan is coming in about another two weeks or so. so as a consequence, i just have some few friends -- it is quite different than congregations doing easter in the church. of might need a minimum three people there, so you can have it in your home. so i had our service in my home last friday. and we are going to have it this friday, about three or four people. host: would you typically -- during ramadan, would you typically try to go to your oral mosque for imam center wherever and pray with fellow m

even there they wish and here the pope is that i served under. all the 6th john paul the 2nd the thought of john the 23rd benedict the 16th and the current pope francis who i've already had the honor of meeting several times. you know the vatican is on the line because. it has always ringing for another. anyone who reads father and can easily see he loves an audience everyone recognizes his face. many people attend his masses but there are some homeless people who claim that there's a large organization behind sun until and that collects a lot of money but offers the homeless relatively little help. it's unclear whether there's any substance to these allegations. one thing is clear father and help provides on the spot help in san anton and if anyone is looking for a new apartment or a new job the priest has many contacts who can help. with. the n.g.o.s. is among the father's critics it's in favor of a strict separation between church and state. this isn't in spain doesn't have a long tradition. it only dates back to 1975 the end of the franco dictatorship under f

and the creativity of community, a priest in ireland offering blessings from an old pope mobile used by johnl ii. and in germany, drive-in services. >> translator: we've been at a distance. we stay at home. churches are closed. right now, for easter, there's a need to come together this week. >> reporte >> reporter: passover takes on new meaning today. >> celebrating passover as we hope the coronavirus will pass us over. >> jews celebrate while social distancing. ♪ >> reporter: governments continue to battle the global pandemic urging all to stay home this easter. >> through the sacrifices so many have made. >> reporter: -- it may be song that can unite us. ♪ >> it will be a prayer and as a consequence, it will not be important who is present physically but rather who wants to be with me spiritually in that moment. >> reporter: a celebration of human spirit a, a prayer of harmony in a time of hardship. >> that will be a nice treat to hear him this easter. you can catch him on his youtube site at 1:00 p.m. eastern time. natalie? >> it is not to be missed, absolutely. how wonderful that will b

to i think you touch on an extremely important point and that is the word dignity and john paul the 2nd not a pope i love wrote a wonderful and cyclical on labor where he talked about exactly that the importance that work is not just about exchanging labor for a wage it is far far more than that it is about self actualization dignity of place in the community he actually talks about the importance to work to maintaining the family. and i think that's what you're cognizant of well i think 1st of all of the church has always been good on the dignity of labor whatever whatever there are many flaws have always been good in the dignity of labor i mean this pope is very good in the response but other popes have also been good to the degree of labor in the thirty's the church issued a really important signal in cyclical in the dignity of labor which was a big factor in bringing catholic a.f.l. unions into the new deal coalition so that's always been true and it's also worth saying that it's only people who've never had to really work for a living who just missed the dignity of labor you know but yes i th

passover anthony found she's more piker got to be careful don't be john lennon here but anthony found he's more popular than the pope he has a higher credibility level that anyone in america today that any politician any sports star any entertainment star anthony found cheat what he says people listen to and donald trump is smart to have him around and i actually say metaphysically bear hug him because people trust felt cheated that he's going to give them the right kind of guidance and even have some support you're going to be much more popular and much more credible on the other the head and donald trump isn't he a little bit jealous of that. he shouldn't be a maybe but he shouldn't be that the role of a leader is search around yourself and people who are even better than you are who are more expert in your profession so his economic council as soon clued people who understand what it is to run a business with 10 people or a 100 people or 1000 or 10000 people even under a 1000 people that health. counselor he's got and and mike pence has been getting good marks so far but dr blix and the people from the c.d.c. and

john hendren elgin's era chicago. the head of the roman catholic church pope francis is holding easter celebrations in a practically empty st peter's basilica it's the most unusual celebration of the week in history the event's usually held with thousands of people filling the square outside the united nations is worried latin america could become a major covert 19 hot spot the un's economic commission says the effects of the pandemic are likely to push millions more into poverty the virus was slow to hit there but the number of infections jumped sharply in march our correspondent out of send the m.p.'s the reports on the situation from bogota. very very worrying numbers coming from braised really get this pipe's these concerns are the despite the spike in new infections there the president of brazil he had both been out of keeps meaning my seeing the impact that these will have in brazil he continues to say that he's more worried about the economic impact there and so he is attacking mayors and governors who have imposed strict measures in a number of regions across the bridge dealing insisting these measures should and

john hendren elgin's era chicago. the head of the roman catholic church pope francis has celebrated palm sunday mass in an empty st peter's basilica only a handful of nuns in the pontiff aides were in attendance normally tens of thousands of people fill the square but at least strict lockdown is still in place to prevent any further spread in a country that's been devastated by the virus all holy week celebrations leading up to easter have also been cancelled and this is sunday lived in jerusalem where the traditional mass was also cancelled it was streamed online instead the roman catholic cathedral allowed only 10 people to attend in person. they live on the margins of society and there are fears for how undocumented workers in the us will survive the pandemic along with their families they have little access to health care and often less chance to avoid the virus has more from los angeles one son to yon is a day laborer. i work day to day so i have to work this is them with the work that i don't work with i want to have enough to cover the basic necessities in a city that is both because. at the nonprofit outreach cent

the disk, goodwill messages from world leaders, including pope paul vi, queen elizabeth and several u.s. presidents, including one from the late johngo into space because whatever mankind must undertake, free men must fully share. i'm jamie colby. thanks so much for watching "strange inheritance." and remember, you can't take it with you. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> 725 years ago this remote island of iwo jima, southern outpost of japan to be fought an japanese soil with the marines at their door the japanese fought to defend iwo with all they had. today it is a quiet sacred place. it's past as dark as the thick black sand of its beaches. here our men thought and nearly 7,000 of them died over 36 days to rest the crucial airfield on route to mainland japan.

pope speaks out. courage. to feel theart consolation of god sustains you. amy: cathedral of st. john the divine in manhattan about plans to open its doors to 400 beds for patients to make more space in the city's overwhelmed hospitals. and the church's decision to gramsith franklin ga samaritan first. all of that and more, coming u . welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we are broadcasting from the epicenter of the pandemic and in the united states, new york city. the global death toll from the coronavirus pandemic has topped 70,000 with over 1.3 million confirmed cases. the u.s. has by far the highest number of known cases, with over 336,000 reported, as the country's official death toll approaches 10,000. but public health and medical experts say the true number of covid-19 fatalities in the u.s. is much higher than reported due to inconsistent protocols on reporting, early failures to identify covid-19, and unreported deaths in victims' homes. the pentagon says it is procuring 100,000 body bags as demand increases from morgues aro

john king. thank you for sharing your sunday. happy easter. fresh reminders this day, the coronavirus is changing everything. it is easter, the popeide for a socially distanced mass. ♪ >> roadblocks in spain and italy as officials worry the warmer weather will undermine lock downs. japan's cases spiked again. russia posted its daily increase and south korea says it will test all travelers arriving from the united states, a footnote as the case count and death toll climb here. for the first time, all 50 states, now under disaster declarations at the same time. still, the numbers are stabilizing and the president is agitating to reopen the economy. >> i'm going to have to make a decision and i only hope to god that it's the right decision. but i would say without question it's the biggest decision i've ever had to make. >> there's a detailed and a damning "new york times" account today about trump decisions already made to ignore early warnings about the virus and recommendations to act sooner to control its spread. instead, the president sidelined voices he considered to be alarmists. to the latest numbers now as we take a look in