how, with father beck. and honest bidding site. an ipad worth $505, was sold for less than $24; a playstation 4 for less than $16; and a schultz 4k television for less than $2. i won these bluetooth headphones for $20. i got these three suitcases for less than $40. and shipping is always free. go to dealdash.com right now and see how much you can save. want to brain better? unlike ordinary memory supplements neuriva has clinically proven ingredients that fuel 5 indicators of brain performance. memory, focus, accuracy, learning, and concentration. try neuriva for 30 days and see the difference. hey allergy muddlers... achoo! ...do your sneezes turn heads? try zyrtec... ...it starts working hard at hour one... and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. zyrtec muddle no more. passover, sunday is easter, and in less than two weeks, ramadan begins. but like so much in our lives right now, these holiest of times are different now. out front now with cnn religion commentator, father edward beck. and father beck, it is go

-- beck was his -- the predecessor to hoffa and beck had similar tactics he.r bargaining techniqued that hoffa perfected. he wasn't the charismatic leader hoffa would and had different corruption. hoffa's corruption -- always making side deals and always amassing cash. according to chucky, tens of millions of dollars. there was cash everywhere and i believe it. confirmed by a whole lot of thing i found in my research. but hoffa was not spending it on him. he did not have a fancy life. he was spending it to enhance his power to buy people off to buy politics off to buy judges off to buy off nip who would help him, and he identified his power, the steam terse power and that was more or less true. beck was more conventionally corrupt in terms of lining his pockets for his benefit. >> yes. >> thank you. i haven't read all of your book, just a portion of it but you said that while chucky didn't get the letter to exonerate him, you said the fbi did know who did it and who do they say -- >> i can -- so, over the course of many -- spending a lot of time with governmen

with her and just be with her and just make sure she knows how much we love her. >> reporter: catie beck, nbc news, richmond, virginia. >>> tonight, an unprecedented turn in the unemployment disaster another 6.6 million americans applying for jobless benefits last week alone. millions more may be uncounted because they can't get through. here is tom costello. >> reporter: from coast-to-coast tonight, the faces of a deeply personal unemployment crisis. >> we were already living paycheck to paycheck so it just kept snowballing. >> i never thought that i would be out of a job. >> all the bills are coming and they are cal staggering, skyrocketing in a month from a 50-year low to nearly 17 million seeking benefits in just the last three weeks but that number is most certainly under reported many like kelly thompson a single mom in texas have been unable to file. >> it is very frustrating. it is very overwhelming. >> reporter: laid off from her job as a store manager three weeks ago, she's been trying ever since to get through. >> i've tried at 1:00 a.m., 3:00, 5:00 a.m., i set my alarm to do

worship holding large services despite urgent pleas for social distancing more on that from catie beck reporter: despite empty houses of worship, many are virtually packing the aisles from home. >> thank you for joining us. >> reporter: some taking a safe route to confession but in at least a dozen states where churches are exempt from stay at home orders and somewhere they are not, followers gather in number and in person as they did on palm sunday in ohio. >> there is god's law and then there is man's law me and my house hold put god's law first. >> reporter: in louisiana a state with one of the highest number of covid-19 deaths, pastor tony spell says 1200 people showed up sunday the massive crowd gave after his arrest for hosting last week's service, which authorities say violated the governor's orders. >> they would rather come to church and worship like free people than they have lived like prisoners in their homes for 22 days now. >> reporter: and pastor joel garza vows to keep his church doors open in texas where churches are deemed essential. >> i think it's utterly ridiculous

catie beck in richmond, do stand by. catie will be with us throughout the hour. >>> right now let's jump a few states south of virginia. let's head to south carolina. that's where retail businesses are reopening as we speak. the state's republican governor henry mcmaster gave the green light, as long as businesses follow social distancing guidelines, that decision coming just two weeks after restrictions on businesses were put in place. northbound's ali vitali is in columbia, south carolina. she's at a family-owned business. i know that street there. i used to live not far from there. she's on divine street outside britain's which has just reopened. what are you hearing from local businesses on the ground there, ali? >> reporter: craig, i think local businesses are hearing a lot of mixed messages when you take in tandem the state government officials who are saying now is the time to accelerate south carolina, let's begin the reopening process. and then local officials like the mayor in columbia, steve benjamin, who said

helping hand devotion mountains in eastern fronts amateur mountain bike world champion rider christophe beck tough calls the area home and since francis coronavirus lockdown he's been providing a delivery service to his community. we know we. have received food orders over the phone from those in need especially the elderly and once the order is taken he gets ready to hit the road as soon as possible. well of the video of this with the advantages that by using an electric bike i can take forest trails and paths to go as quickly as possible to see isolated and vulnerable people. france's lockdown came into effect on march 17th and since then only essential services like stores selling food have been allowed remain open the 1st stop today for batavia is the local bakery. bread in tow but it is back on his bike cutting through the mountain tracks to drop off his 1st delivery to 2 elderly women. christina and she met are delighted with the home delivery of fresh freight. so that's something old people need to be looked after my mother still kicks in she needs bring it in fresh projects he's alre

maintain their fitness levels for one tunisian boxer who qualified for the now postponed tokyo and becks that means bringing the ring to her home. her living room has become a temporary boxing ring. and have backyard is now a gym she needs in books marion home ronnie is not sweating the coronavirus lockdown distract from her efforts she trained several times a day with her husband who's also her coach determined to stay ahead of her future opponents. this is just to maintain my physical fitness since under these circumstances i am unable to get professional training or participate in competition and i've also been following other boxers who qualified for the olympics those in my weight bracket to study their strengths in their weaknesses. i'm ronnie secured her qualification for the tokyo olympics back in february those games have now been perspire into next year but home ronnie doesn't want to let what could be a once in a lifetime opportunity slip through her fingers where they come on i don't think about how well or help poorly i train them and i only focus on the sacrifice and how pa

out front now with cnn religion commentator father beck. father beck, it is good to see you.to see your face, even through this. i know, obviously, you and i have spoken over text, but not seen each other, as so many are not seeing each other. and you know, passover is different. i know we saw a lot of zoom seders this week. people alone or trying to join by phone. what do you make of the ways people are finding to be together right now that are not physically ways of being together? >> well, i think it's interesting, erin, is it pushes us toward a new spirituality, that might not be a terrible thing. when you think about it, that image of the pope -- a few images of him alone in that square and the isolation of it -- and, yet, it was very spiritual about it. that there is a a real strain in reality of the contemplative part, of the aloneness part. i mean, the fathers and mothers went into the desert for a reason. to be free of distractions, and to be replenished in some way. so i am kind of thinking about using this time and have been and encouraging others to, yes, we canno

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joining mess is katie beck. we're getting democracy in the pandemic era, more spacing. i'd first like to now how did the legislative session go and then you can tell me how serious we should taye the protests. >> reporter: they're ongoing. they just gavelled in at noon. they're going to go over all governor's amendments. they have quite a bit of work cut out for them. as for these protesters, it's an absolute showing, basically the downtown area is in gridlock. you can see behind me this line of cars, protesters are demonstrating, circling the square of the capitol, basically trying to get those lawmakers seated out in the lawn to hear their message, which is reopen virginia and let the economy get back to work. a lot of people believing that governor northham has gone too far with a stay-at-home order in place until june 10th, which as far as we can tell, is the longest one. we spoke to an organizer. here's what he had to say. >> our fear is if we don't address the economy now you know, and in the near future, we're not going to have an economy to address his date of j

. >>> for more i bring in cnn religion commentator father edward beck.her, glad you could be with us. we'll listen to you as opposesed to see seeiing talk. what is your 34e6message to the million whose want to observe holy week and also present themselves? >> fred, the primary message is use your domestic churches. that means, your homes. that's the safest way right now to be worshipping and get creative with the opportunities that are there. i mean, you have a bible. you have scripture. you have whatever prayer you use in your own faith's tradition. you have things online. there are all kinds of virtual communities connecting. it's just not safe, we're being told, by medical experts, to gather congregationly during this time, and i understand that that's hard for people. for christians, they can't receive the eucharist. there's a hunger for that. yet i also know that there is a depth of spirituality we can get to because of this experience and connecting virtually if something that is novel and may actually deepen the spiritually in us that maybe has no

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father beck, always good to see you. move into easter tomorrow, and we saw this with passover seders on wednesday and thursday night, most people are listening to these stay-at-home orders. as much as they may want to be at a service in that pew or be around the table with their family, what's your message, though, to those folks who say it is actually a sign of their devotion that they are showing up to a church service where there will be dozens of other people, perhaps more? >> i would say that a sign of your devotion, if you really love god and neighbor, like we are commanded, it means stay home. you don't know if you are sick. you don't know if you will contract the illness. you could make matters worse, and i don't get how somebody cannot see that. i don't get -- so some people have said, well, god will protect me. the all of these people that got sick, god didn't protect? that doesn't make sense. >> how do you keep that community, that sense of community? for some people, whether it's going to maybe a sunrise serv

>> father edward beck is with us now. father, so good to see you, as always.ant to get your thoughts on that, first and foremost. what do you think should be done next week for easter? >> christi, we have to do this in a virtual way and ways we haven't done it before. i mean, pro-life means staying home and cancels services. there is no way around that. that's what love of god and love of neighbor means right now. this is not a question of religious freedom. no one is restricting anyone. this is about enslaving and harming people, i think, with a false and dangerous theology and spirituality. i mean, the fact is that if you gather, you can transmit or you can get sick, and no one knows who is sick necessarily, so even with social distancing, i was watching some of those churches and services. people are showing up, hugging everybody walking in, and it's beautiful. we miss the touch. we miss the hug. but for now we have to be disciplined enough to say that we can also access god and each other in new and creative ways, and this is not a good way to do it. >> le

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>> catie beck on a gusty day down there in richmond. thank you. >>> of course, another community so badly affected by all of this are latinos in new york city. the latino community seeing people are dyeing at higher rates than other races from covid-19. there's a picture emerging out west in california, where preliminary numbers show latinos account for almost 30% of covid-19 deaths. nbc's gadi schwartz is with us. the impact of l.a. and around the state and around the country. gadi? >> yes, andrea, those numbers are high right now and that's because at this point even with all of the testing that we have, even with all of the recordkeeping with the deaths, the state of california doesn't seem to know the results of 60% of the deaths here in california. they don't know the ethnic background of 60% of those who have died. so that is particularly alarming when people of color here on the west coast look to see what's happening in places like new york. i just want to show you the numbers depend we're seeing out of new york right now. take

and katie beck is covering protests in virginia. katie, we've seen the protests around the country. the they've been relatively small. a lot of them politically motivated. what you are finding there? >> well, today's froest certainly wasn't small. there were probably hundreds if not thousands of vehicles circling the capitol square here in richmond. today is a special session day. it's veto day at the virginia capitol. law makers are in session just for one day to go over the governor's amendments and to pass a budget. they are actually meeting outdoors under a tent because of pandemic fears and the protesters are circling with signs and honking to try to sort of get their attention, to reopen virginia. and to convince governor that he needs to move up this stay at home order date from june 10th. it is actually the latest stay at home order in the country at this point. and these protesters think it's extreme. they think because the governor is a doctor he is erring on the side of medicine rather than the side of economy. he needs to strike more of a balance get to the economy motiv

catie beck outside of richmond, virginia for us. senior facilities haven't figured it out now, i hope they have. >>> facilities in louisiana have their strict measures in response to the overwhelming death toll there. the state reported more than 17,000 cases and 652 deaths. those numbers are among the highest in the country, particularly in states not named new york and new jersey. and hard-hit new orleans, there are now new guidelines on how thooto handle covid deaths. morgan chesky joins me outside a convention center turned field hospital in new orleans. all right, the death toll continues to be bad news. yesterday there was some evidence that the curve is flattening. what do we know about hospitalization rates, and is it possible this field hospital will get torn down like we saw one in washington state torn down very recently? >> chuck, we can only hope. that will come in due time. we know that after two days of at least 70 deaths in the state of louisiana, we've seen 50 statewide in the past 24 hours. 16 of those deaths comin

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catie beck, nbc news, louisiana. >>> up next, cashing in the major news tonight for college athletes >>> we're back with the potential game changer for college athletes that could allow them to cash in. here is stephanie gosk. >> reporter: college sports make big money. now the ncaa says its student athletes for the first time will be able to cash in on their athletic school if a proposal announced today gets approved it would include deals for third party endorsement, social media appearances and personal businesses today some former ncaa athletes reacted to the news like wilson chandler who tweeted ncaa, you too late i need reparation, actually the chairman of the ncaa board of governors says in part allowing promotions in third party endorsements is uncharted territory but he says the old system needs to be modernized how would you describe the shift this represents in sports as we know them? >> this is a big deal. this is not the ncaa being forward thinking this is them reacting. >> reporter: last september california's governor signed the fair to play paid act with support from

our catie beck on a product that claims to kill the virus on surfaces for up to three months. >> reporter: coronavirus has taken new jersey's hudson regional hospital to the brink. >> the icu is full the emergency department is full and we're seeing patients in the hallway. >> reporter: this hospital in an effort to protect staff and patients is the first to use a product he believes can disinfectant surface areas long term. >> we disinfected the emergency department. >> reporter: ambulances sprayed with the chemical that disinfectants for 70 to 60 days. >> it bonds to surface and that bonding creates a very lasting disinfection that can go for months >> reporter: since 2015 the company nanno vapor used an existing chemical disinfectant already approved by the epa against bacteria and germs spraying large areas like fuel storage tanks with a tiny nanno layer that coats and blocks surfaces nanno vapor says it will work to coronavirus, too. >> as people come back to their regular lives, they want to be reassured the surface they are touching has been disinfected and has a long-lasting effec

catie beck is in richmond. >> reporter: in virginia, hundreds of protesters capitol. urging the governor to lift his stay-at-home order so virginians can get back to work. >> reporter: tonight, the calls to reopen the country and the warning the virus may return with a vengeance miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >>> and not to be ignored, some of the important voices in this debate over reopening, doctors and nurses sounding the alarm with some e.r.s still pushed to the limits we should warn you some of the images you're about to see are disturbing nbc's gabe gutierrez has our report tonight on the front lines. >> everybody move. >> reporter: at st. josephs hospital in yonkers, new york the war has not let up the associated press was granted access to the overwhelmed e.r. >> it's been a nightmare. we have volume of sick people like you can't believe in one shift i pronounced six people dead. >> move, everybody move. >> reporter: this is the frantic on going battle to keep patients alive even as parts of the country push to reopen. >> we can't be over confident u

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joining us from richmond, nbc news correspondent katie beck. katie, tell us about the circumstances there. >> reporter: hi, brian. this severe outbreak has now gotten the attention of the governor and the top heads of the health community here in virginia. obviously a hot spot that has developed and then spiralled out of control. the numbers of fatalities from covid-19 in this facility have doubled in just a week. when you look at those numbers as virginia as a whole, there's only been 109 fatalities in total in the state of virginia due to covid-19. 35 of them have happened in the same facility that is right behind me. in addition to that, another 90 residents in that facility have tested positive for covid-19 and 25 of their health care workers as well. so this is certainly something that the state is taking seriously. they are definitely aware of what is going on here, but the medical director inside this facility says they're not even sure they've seen the worst of this yet, that he does expect, given the condition of some of those very fra

do you remember the talk show radio host glenn beck who was on fox news for a hot minute? he has a web site that still gifts there today at the glenn beck web site, they are still hyping sweden and how sweden's response has been the best in the world and that should be the one that america emulates. now, this stands out to those of us who still live on earth 1. because sweden is not who these guys usually root for, right? sweden is kind of the high-performing big government sand navian country that american conservatives like to vilify and describe as a terrible place. it's interesting, it's unusual, why is the pro-trump conservative media now hyping sweden's response to the coronavirus? well, it's because sweden didn't do a stay at home approach. they didn't close themselves down. which sounds awesome, right? the swedes have found the coolest possible way to deal with coronavirus. what they have decided to do is not do anything, and it must be working great. wouldn't it be amazing if that really was the right way to deal with coronavirus. wouldn't that be great for the u.

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nbc's katie beck joins us from richmond.t are officials there telling you this morning. >> reporter: good morning. from the top of state government this is the biggest priority in the state, trying to contain the massive outbreak happening at the facility behind me and is on going. as you said, those numbers are just staggering. in the state of virginia, there have been 119 covid-19-related deaths. of those, 35 of them have happened in the building behind me. they have an additional 90 residents that have tested positive, and 25 of their health care workers also infected. this is a situation that is spiraling out of control right now. the governor of virginia saying he wants to make this a top priority to try to get this under control. the medical director at facility says he doesn't even believe they're past the worst of it. he said judging based on the condition of some of the patients inside, he expects future fatalities to occur at this facility. obviously a pretty grim picture for the state of virginia which has largely

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but it will not beck same as the wns declared in the u.k.in america, or in some other european countries. the japanese government survey doesn't have the power to do that. this is an advisory. the government is requestin businesses close, ordinary citizens stay at home as much as possible, but a lot of life will continue to go on. the tokyo transportation network will go on, people will go to work, but it is hoped that because this is a disciplined and law-abiding society, it will be enough to stem the growth of covid-19 here. >> stay with us here on outside source. rthe will king at whethe fact, epleplc amvo eg oner st o of the locown on our subconscious. >> it's been more than three weeks sce croatia suspended schools and universities because the pandemic. ne teacher has found a unique way to deliver lessons. ♪ >>. the musician, a teacher. thaudience, his pupils. >> i'm in third grade. >> i don't go to school yet. >> taywo dago i visited and saying to eight of them. today this is my third stop and i have arrangements for 10 more. not just

finance is thorsten beck, professor of banking and finance, cass business school.i suppose focusing on buybacks and dividends might seem trivial given the scale of a human disaster the globe is facing now. in terms of thinking of what kinds of rules of finance we have in place as we get through this crisis, do you see this crisis changing the way we do business and the rules of finance? all, i agreest of with you this recovery will not be a quick one. -shaped thatbe v we hoped for. it will be slow for several reasons. it is still a high degree of uncertainty of how long this will take, whether this will be the only wave or if like the spanish influenza there will be further waves. and companies to hold back on ,nvestment to keep holding cash something we have observed over the last couple of weeks. what we can say is there will be changes in the economic structure with some sectors gaining and having gained already. everything has to do with digital and virtual, and other tourism are definitely losing out and receding more than other sectors. matt: i want to say i

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>> thanks, beck. we continue to track the coronavirus crisis in the u.s. as a society right?e, too, as well new jersey hit a grim milestone yesterday as the number of covid-19 deaths passed 1,000 for more on the battle against the virus, let's welcome robert garrett, ceo of hackensack meridian health. new jersey's largest health network which includes 17 hospitals. is it -- it's dr. garrett, sir >> no, bob garrett's fine, joe thank you. good morning >> good morning. how's the system holding up? out of the 17, i'm sure it's -- would you characterize it as bursting at the seams yet but still under control or under control or just chaos? how would you characterize it? i know there's 17 different hospitals we're talking about. >> yeah. i would characterize it as we're getting close to full capacity we've seen 4,000 positive covid-19 cases out of those 4,000, many of them were hospitalized and 40% of all hospitalized patients end up in the icu and 80% of those in the icu end up on a ventilator what we've done is expanded capacity the department of health in new jersey under govern