cardinal dolan: i appreciate the time spent. we will do it again underall the available on our website. joining us from his home in tennessee is pulitzer prize winning author john meacham. we thank you for being with us. you heard that introduction from cardinal timothy dolan. john: whenever you can have a prince of the church endorse you, i take it. even as a protestant. steve: let me begin with a quote in your book. you say the good news is that we have come through such darkness before. what will the rest of this look like? , we will looking back on this as a moment

cardinal dolan: i appreciate the time spent.will do it again under announcer: coming up, we will hear from georgia governor brian kemp with a coronavirus briefing for his state. that starts at 4:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. a little bit later today, the daily white house coronavirus task force briefing with president trump. that starts at 5:00 p.m. eastern. and be with us tonight for our prime-time edition of "washington journal." our guests include dr. wilbur chen of the university of maryland and dr. joseph allen of the harvard school of public health. they will talk about the development of a covid-19 vaccine and the merits of wearing masks during the pandemic. also, virginia congressman bobby scott on the pandemic response in his state. "washington journal" prime-time tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span. and some campaign 2020 news. vermont independent senator bernie sanders announced today that he is suspending his campaign for the democratic presidential nomination. here's what he had to say.

cardinal dolan: i appreciate the time spent. a more do it again under happy occasion and a blessed passover and easter to everybody. steve: up next, a conversation with john meacham, joining us from his home in tennessee. but first from today's news conference in albany, governor andrew cuomo on whether or not new yorkers may be turning the tide on this coronavirus pandemic. hospitalizeder of the three-day average is down, which is good news. this is the three-day hospitalization rate. we tend to not look at any one day, but if you look at the three-day average, it is moving down, which is good news. we talked about the apex. right now, we are projecting that we are reaching plateau in the total number of hospitalizations. you can see it starting to flatten. this is a projection. it still depends on what we do. what we do will affect those numbers. this is not an act of god that we are looking at. it is an act of what society actually does. daily icu admissions is way down. the discharge rate is right about where it was. is 5489

cardinal dolan: i appreciate the time spent. we will do it again underall the available on our website. joining us from his home in tennessee is pulitzer prize winning author john meacham. we thank you for being with us. you heard that introduction from cardinal timothy dolan. john: whenever you can have a prince of the church endorse you, i take it. even as a protestant. steve: let me begin with a quote in your book. you say the good news is that we have come through such darkness before. what will the rest of this look like? , we will looking back on this as a moment where we came together as a country, as a multitudeed of rational beings united by the common objects of their love. i want to repeat that because it is a complicated thought, but it is the best definition of a nation i've come across. a multitude of rational beings, driven by reason, react to facts, united by the common objects of their love. we love enough to sacrifice one for another. we've had a lot of conversations wartime, thiss is is like pearl harbor and s

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sandra: that was cardinal dolan delivering his message to an empty st.orning. let's bring in jonathan morris. good morning to you. what a powerful message that was from cardinal dolan, really talking about loneliness, not being a curse, maybe a blessing in these times, jonathan. >> yeah, although we would love to be jumping up and down celebrating easter right now, we also recognize this is a sad tight. i'm sitting in the middle of new york city where thousands and thousands have died over the last few weeks and the message from cardinal dolan maybe is a response to that. how to find joy and hope in the midst of pain and christian theology teaches us that miracles happen through a process, right. the greatest miracle of all time of course, according to what we believe as christians is the resurrection. but look at the process. it was terrible. it was betrayal. it was loneliness. it was fear. it was the crowning with thorns. it was cruis crucifixion. all of our lives we've experienced that. although we would like with a nasnap of the finger make this pain

new york cardinal timothy dolan will joining us on this easter sunday. ♪ >> brennan: as we look at howaster and passover are being celebrated around the world. it's all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪ >> brennan: welcome to "face the nation." it is easter sunday, and the fourth day of passover. americans have endured what officials had predicted to be a devastating week. this country and the world continue to struggle with the spread of the coronavirus and how to prepare for what is next. we begin our coverage with cbs news national correspondent mark strassman. >> good morning, margaret. for many spirit out americans this easter sunday and the fourth day of passover is a test of faith. living with this pandemic for weeks has them rattled for their health and for their lifestyle. in new york, nearly 800 people a day have been dying from covid-19, a staggering number. that level of sorrow may continue this week. unthinkably, bodies go unclaimed. many more may be buried in this potter's field in the bronx. what is encouraging: new york's new hospitalizations for viral patients have de

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first, from tim cardinal dolan. archbishop from new york.. patrick's cathedral. happy easter sunday morning. do we ever need a little easter this very moment, don't we? i've always been captivated on cbs sunday morning show to see the logo of the sun rising. and we celebrate the sun rising, giving us the hope and confidence that every new day does. today for us christians, we celebrate that the son, s-o-n, the only son of the lord, invites us to share in that gift of resurrection. to our jewish neighbors, thank you for reminding us that god can bring liberation and hope and promise out of plagues, as he did for you during the passover in egypt. to those of you who might not have any faith at all, still, let's rejoice in spring as we see the new life is spring, the sun conquers the death and chill of winter. and to you and me who are christians, let's thanks be to god that at a moment of trial in our beloved communities and country and on this planet we call our earthly home, in this moment of admitted darkness and trauma, we have the hope an

timothy cardinal dolan. that's "the story" of thursday, april 16, 2020.hank you for being with us. stay well, stay safe with your families. we will be back here tomorrow at 7:00 p.m. see you then. tucker is up next. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight. the president just unveiled a three stage plan for reopening america and saving our spiraling economy. what's in it? we will have details in a minute. first tonight and update to a story we've been following for months on the show. from the earliest days of the coronavirus outbreak, honest people who are paying attention noticed something strange about this epidemic. this mysterious new virus did not arise in the way you would think it might, from some obscure unpopulated place, and rain forest or a village came from the city of 11 million people, while in china.

joining us now and back by popular demand is his eminence, timothy cardinal dolan, the archbishop ofk. i'm not kidding cardinal dolan, i can't tell you how many people told us they felt better after your last segment on "new day." so we wanted to have you back to help us with how we should experience this holy week while we're all going through this. >> thanks, alisyn. you're gracious to invite me back. that was my mom writing to you about how good she felt after you saw me. thanks for all you're doing. you keep us connected, you keep us informed. is everybody there okay? is anybody sick or -- >> two of our colleagues on the air, chris cuomo and brooke baldwin have gotten sick. but we check in with them all the time. and they tell us that they are on the mend. you know, this virus is sneaky, you know. you can think you're feeling better one day, and then decline the next day. but as of this morning, they tell us that they're doing okay. >> i knew about chris and i've been in touch with him. who is the other one? >> brooke, brooke baldwin on in the afternoons here, yeah. >> i'll remem

rob: dolan is new york's archbishop, that service inside an empty st. pa trick's cathedral.oel osteen joined with star power, maria carey and tyler perry as well. new hampshire getting a cargo plane full of supplies with help from the inventer of the segue. >> dean kayeman said he secured the 6.6 million masks, 50,000 face shields and 24,000 cover alls from china and worked with the ceo from fed ex to bring it state side. rob: new ham new hampshire'sr said it will be distributed throughout the state based on need. >> meantime, overnight a deadly round of more than 30 tornadoes ripped through several southern states, more than half a million people out of power. alabama, louisiana and mississippi declaring states of emergency. >> there it is, right there. rob: you can see one of them there. the storms killing at least eight people including a mississippi deputy and also his wife. in alabama a woman was rescued after getting trapped in a car. >> hundreds of homes are destroyed in louisiana. janice dean joins us live as georgia is now getting hit with a dangerous track moving n

we will talk to his eminence, timothy cardinal dolan about his message of hope as we enter holy week.nd the toll this pandemic is taking on new york city's finest, in just a moment. >> we have to say protect us, protect the citizens, help us do the job. i think emotional time. the reality is these police officers will go out and do the job whether we have the equipment or not. inform where billions go every year. so, don't miss your chance to be counted. shape your future. start here at 2020census.gov. my age-related macular degenso today i made a plan with my doctor, which includes preservision... because he said a multi- vitamin alone may not be enough. and it's my vision, my morning walk, my sunday drive, my grandson's beautiful face. only preservision areds2 contains the exact nutrient formula recommended by the national eye institute to help reduce the risk of moderate to advanced amd progression. it's how i see my life. because it's my vision... preservision. >> bill: it we are live from the crossroads of the world and a much different scene as you can see from home. new york ci

all kidding aside, i would title this invest with a billionaire whether it's msg investing with jim dolan. the valuation for the knicks is probably close to the market cap at $5.5 billion for msg. you toss in the rangers. the three things are tech bubble, financial crisis and this one is the focus on free cash flow, unimpeded cash sheets wouldn't be surprise to see dolan sell the knicks. in case of manchester united, premier league one of the most followed soccer teams in the world the glazer family happens to own and tom brady in the tampa bay bucks. the those shares are depressing this environment again lastly, john malone and the tracking stock ticker batrk. they won the division in the last two years i think those are some opportunities. >> all right, folks. we got to leave it there thank you very much. we appreciate your time. let me tell you, mark, there's a lot of new york knicks fans who would love to see what you just said kelly. >> thank you >> maybe they know it's wishful thinking at this point >>> still ahead, netflix is sitting near all time highs jumping today. the stock is

tonight, a conversation with cardinal timothy dolan of the archdiocese of new york and later pulitzer prize winning author john meacham, as the country deals with this pandemic , we will be discussing his book, the soul of america. our phone lines are open. 202 the area code. 00 in the eastern half of the country. 748-8

>>marine catholic senior ryan dolan has worked his entire high school career towards earning a spot on the d one roster thagoal came to fruion last month when he pledged to play linebackerfor syracuse university. now you must continue to prepare for a future that is uncertain for everyone, it's take >>i guess it's got to the best of it and the ain thing they told the don't says the recruiting procesduring these times, but luckily he was able to get up syracuse for a visit before it was too late that was theday that stacy to visitors like >>that lessen onto the field >>laughter next to make for asians thank yofor as of now ryan will report to syrase has told in june but he does not know for certain what to make of when football will officially resumed iting to hear they set and. >>there they start got so they for that actually this everything's up in the reporting a marine, i'm jason dumas scrum for news. >>let's check in now with our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow as we take a live look outside hereat the golden layer sticking ound today, e but the sun made a nice reappearance in

. >> reporter: losing money even after furloughing 750, like bus driver chuck dolan. >> how am i going to pay this bill? when withry going to get back to work? are we talking two weeks, 30 days, 45 days? it's just the area beaches are closed. so are restaurants and bars. some who have shut down. >> it's really devastating, especially for a very small inn like mine. >> reporter: carol ballard's thurston house hasn't had a guest in three weeks. >> the bills don't stop. the electric doesn't stop. >> reporter: bernice delgado used to clean the rooms there. now this mother of three is lucky to do three houses a week. >> march 17 it was cancellation, cancellation, cancellation. it is intimidating and just-- it puts fear in you for sure. >> reporter: we picked orlando because it's the number one tourist destinatin but th is hag everywhere. the direct impact of trips not taken is estimated to be about $135 billion this year. that's going to ripple through the economy, so the actual hit is likely to be closer to $900 billion and potentially millions of jobs lost. norah. >> o'donnell: all right,

. >> reporter: losing money even after furloughing 750, like bus driver chuck dolan. >> how am i going to pay this bill? when withry going to get back to work? are we talking two weeks, 30 days, 45 days? it's just the uncertainty. >> reporter: disneyworld and area beaches are closed. so are restaurants and bars. some who have shut down. >> it's really devastating, especially for a very small inn like mine. >> reporter: carol ballard's aso used to clean the rooms there. now this mother of three is lucky to do three houses a week. >> march 17 it was cancellation. >> rbee everre. deson in the u.ss peni the diacpsotn isimat to about ou the economy, so the actual hit is likely to be closer to $900 billion and potentially millions of jobs lost. norah. >> o'donnell: all right, kris, thank you. president trump is preparing to reopen the economy next month, forming a new task force to work out the details. but health experts and some governors warn that moving too fast could risk another wave of infections. weijia jiang is at the white house tonight with all those details. weijiantheconnfft he

that cardinal timothy dolan mentioned you. guest: i welcome that. we have beend that through darkness before. what will the rest of this look like when we get beyond this? guest: well, god willing, we will look back on this as a moment where we came together as united,y, where we were mentioned, astine complicated thought, but the best definition of a nature i have ever come across. multitude of rational beings. so we are driven by reason, driven by facts, however unconfirmed, united by the common objects of their love. we love enough to sacrifice for one another. we have had a lot of conversations about this is more time, this is like pearl harbor, like september 11. actually, it is not particularly. that is a national feeling is analogous, but this is something -- the closest thing i can think of as an analogy, this is as if we were all english men and women in london in 1940 during the blitz, or in 1944 and 1945 when hitler's was firing the rockets at london. we are all combatants, and we did not choose to be a combatant. so my hope for the count

north and now one high school senr athlete is left questioning where his football dream, stan, ryan dolan, he's a senior at moran catholics high school and he's worked his whole high school career toward earng a top spot on a d e roster, the cruiting press was odd during these times, but luckily, he was able to plge to play linebacker for syracuse university. now he must continue to prepare for a future that is just uncerta for everyone. >>the last daythat they they took visitors like the even less and onto the field water cracked next to i guess it got to make after that the best of >>well as of now ryan will report to syracuse has told in june, but he just doesn't kn for certain when or if the football season will officially resume. afl team of facilities are closed during the pandemic ut there is a framework in place for offseason remote work out. it allows teamto run online instctions and workouts with the players. the sessions are voluntary but players will still be able to collt offseason workout bonuses laid out in their contracts and as of now ere's just no set plan for training c

. >> reporter: new york cardinal timothy dolan agrees. >> continuing the life and presence and mercy and grace of jesus that goes on, in some ways in an even more vigorous way than if the buildings were open. >> reporter: but some of the faithful aren't listening. authorities across the country are blaming a number of outbreaks on large gatherings at funerals and church service. inans, fht over the services this easter sunday, and then lawmakers ordered them back on. >> it is a shockingly irresponsible decision that will put every kansan's life at risk. >> reporter: one thing everyone, including the president agrees on -- it is time for prayer. >> i'm a christian. heal our country. let's get healed before we do this. >> reporter: to get these stimulus checks out faster the treasury is announcing a new web portal. you can enter your direct deposit information, and get the stimulus money a whole lot sooner. david? >> steve, let's hope it works. >>> eye-opening news on british prime minster boris johnson and how serious his condition was. james longman from london. >> reporter: tonight,

as christians focus on the holy week and deal with coronavirus, we turn to cardinal timothy dolan. we thank you for being with us. guest: i'm grateful for the invitation. thanks for asking me to join in.

say that you know she's a biological curiosity she's an exception and her struggles and achievements dolan the playa to me is that the case no not from what i've seen so i 1st i thought when i 1st started researching and trying to figure out my health problems i went down the genetics route because i figured it was something in my family there wasn't anything obvious we don't have any well it wasn't anything obvious. so i started publishing them flaws and talking to people and testing my diet or suggesting dietary changes to family friends people online and i've seen hundreds and hundreds of people recover from illnesses that generally aren't as severe as mine because like you said mine was abnormally severe but even a smaller issues just like joint pain or the need to lose 30 pounds or being 15 doll the time seems to be helped by dietary intervention you know it's it's hard not to reference. talking to jordan peterson's daughter but carl you had a very interesting view all but particularly psychopathology and rather than seeing it as something that needs to be medicated right away he actu

and new york's cardinal timothy dolan as we continue our coverage of the coronavirus pandemic. nearly 17 million americans filed for unemployment in the past few weeks. the nationwide rate is now a staggering 13%, and many of them are struggling to put fooled on the table. here's danya bacchus. >> reporter: at food banks across the nation... >> the number of cars has been overwhelming. >> reporter: lpg long lines are painting a picture of the economic hardship caused by the coronavirus pandemic. historic levels of unemployment mean an increase in demand for food. >> it makes a big difference. it's a good help. >> reporter: leyda garcia lost her job in market research. she came to this food bank in los angeles to help feed her family of five. >> they're giving you chicken and some canned food. so it's pretty-- pretty important because it's something that will help my-- my family. >> reporter: in northern california, crowds blocked streets and created a backup on the freeway atica neederal of faith's giveaway. pastor ken foreman said he's never seen anything like it. >> our typic

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we listened to the cardinal dolan in the new york city area. what did you do there in rome?lista and i have participated all week with the vatican. it's been remarkable, first of all, to see at one points the pope was walking up saint peter's square with nobody else around by himself. and you know, the great church itself, which holds probably 12 or 15,000 people had, i think about 15 or 16 at the various masses. it's been very sobering. fits what has happened in italy beginning to get the first bits of good news. for nine days in a row the number of people being hospitalized has gone down a little bit every day. that's encouraging. not out of the woods yet. frankly very severely locked down. in fact, they increased the police presence in the streets on saturday and sunday to make sure people would stay home. they are really trying to starve out the virus by eliminating its chance to leap from host to host. ainsley: if you look at the numbers there in italy. you mentioned the hospitalizations. the deaths. italy is seeing the lowest death in three weeks. yesterday there were

ed: cardinal dolan was on your show and i have been watching him every sunday and recently said a womansed to watching mass at home, easy, you can drink a bloody mary and said, mom, you can't drink bloody mary during mass. [laughter] ainsley: bloody mary in your pajamas watching mass. ed: by the way, i'm just kidding, brian. ainsley: we love you, ed, congratulations. 8:49 on the east coast. ed is coming up at 9:00 o'clock on his show. more of the states easing restrictions including mississippi, the governor of mississippi is going to join us with an update coming up with the financial strength, stability, and online tools you need. and now it's no different. because helping you through this crisis is what we're made for. when bugs move in we stress out and spray. well, we used to. new ortho home defense max indoor insect barrier kills and prevents bugs for up to a year without odors, stains or fuss. new ortho home defense max. bugs gone. stress gone. avoid sick people... and touching your face. there are everyday actions to help prevent the spread of respiratory diseases. visit cdc.gov

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cardinal dolan was on the call. the president -- welcomed the president and melania who celebrated her birthday yesterday and watched live stream. how indict go? the cardinal will join us on this monday morning. we've got a busy three hours, kicks off 12 minutes from right now, right here on the channel you trust for your morning news. all right, rob and jillian, back to you. rob: steve, thank you. good to see you. white house advisor jared kushner saying the trump administration secured a steady supply of personal protective equipment amid worldwide shortages. >> president trump during the campaign was saying that we lost our supply chains, we moved a lot of the stuff to asia and that was a real vulnerability for america. that proved to be right. then we built an air bridge with asia where we've had over 85 floats that have flown in, carrying masks and gowns. rob: it is the thing we need the most right now. at least 30 more flights are scheduled and they are specifically focused on getting the equipment to nursing

rob: cardinal timothy dolan encouraging people to stick to social distancing even though church servicesave changed. >> god is telling us use your brain, use your prudence, use your common sense, don't tempt the lord. rob: the cardinal live streaming easter mass inside an empty st. patrick's cathedral. in oklahoma social distancing didn't stop this pastor from leading a drive-in easter service for 13,000 worshipers. pretty clever. joel osteen joined by star power during his virtual service, mariah carey and tyler perry joined. carley: firefighters getting creative with a heart felt tribute to doctors and nurses. shthey posted a drone video whih shows trucks with lights flashing forming a heart, part of the hashtag hearts for healthcare trend to support those fighting on the front lines against covid-19. for more uplifting stories visit foxnews.com/americatogether. rob: iis i wish i was from a e like cheboygan. that's a good word. new hope on when the economy might get back on track. >> it's cautious optimism that we are seeing that decrease. hopefully we'll see a very sharp decline and t

patrick's cathedral in new york, cardinal timothy dolan giving his sermon online.hey had people individually submit their singing to create an online choir, and at one point they had 448 singers put together, really powerful moment, in detroit the archbishop described this experience of figuring out technology in live-streaming as one of the strangest experiences. >> right at the top. because it's about trying to help people respond and it's about thinking everything from the bottom up. you're sort of reinventing it as you go along. of course, many states have limited gatherings to ten people or fewer. and some states are exempting churches. in arkansas, the governor said he'll not cite or arrest faith leaders for holding in-person gathering today but hope that churches will work with authorities that everyone is social distancing. on the other end of the spectrum, kentucky has troopers marking down driver's license turning over to the health department and ask those people to self-quarantine for 14 days. kentucky governor said people who disagree with him don't ha

>>marine catholic senior ryan dolan has worked his entire high school career towards earning a spot on a d one roster that goal came to fruition last moh when he pledged to play linebacker for syracuse university. now you st continue to prepare for a future that is uncertaifor everyone. >>i just got to th best of don't says the recruiting proceswas i during these times, but luckily he was able to get up to syracuse for a visit before it was too >>the field practiced. next shot of now ryan wi report to syracuse has told in june but he es not know for certain what to ke of when football will officially resumed waiting to and. >>they start according to marine, i'm jason dumas scrum for news. >>time now for >>well the nfl is still oceeding with its busine pot social-distancing is in full effect the draft starts next weekend rerts emerged this weekend that commissioner roger goodell will be announcing the pickfrom the basement of his new york home. and that's not theonly example of how work is being condued remotely the league announced today plans for a virtual offseason workout program as

cardinal dolan joins us in a moment.st i'll look at the current state of los angeles, this is courtesy of carl woffo wofford. ♪ and spray... and spray... and spray. well, we used to. with new ortho home defense max indoor insect barrier, one simple application kills and prevents bugs in your home for up to a year without odors, stains or fuss. it's the modern way to keep bugs away. new ortho, home defense max. get everything you need for spring at ortho.com order today! >> tucker: sunday is easter but amazingly, most of the world's christian churches will be empty as the current quarantines against coronavirus. it's also the first day of passover but millions of will be able to hold a theater with their families. this is also the course of consolation, and we are happy to have you on tonight. thank you so much for coming on. you've been watching this as closely as anyone. what is the hope that you see? >> tucker, first of all i appreciate being invited on and secondly blessed passover to all of our jewish neighbors. it i

. >> laura: thanks to archbishop cardinal dolan. >> archbishop andrew cuomo, apparently. >> laura: coming we expose how much bill gates is actually influencing the w.h.o. and you don't want to miss it. ♪ >> laura: president trump's decision to withhold w.h.o. funding has upset one of the organization's most prominent supporters. that's microsoft founder gates tweeting in part, halting funding for the w.h.o. during a world health crisis is as dangerous as it sounds. the world needs them now more than ever for the truth is that the group needs gates more than ever. with the u.s. taking a pause, he will now be their largest active donor. that's right. one out of every ten bucks that the w.h.o. gets is from the world's second wealthiest man. so should we be concerned about how much one man has maybe an outside influence within corruptible entity such as the w.h.o. "washington times" opinion editor writing up a storm about this. it is all the money from gates influencing how the w.h.o.ow operates? h >> definitely, and thanks for having me, laura. it's an issue that's really fallen under the ra

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cardinal dolan, no one is there. millions are turning into broadcast of these religious services.me in paris, the archbishops and a few acolytes were hard hats in a very small good friday service nearly a year after fire ravaged the great cathedral. here in new orleans, i wish you could've seen this. i saw it. as you know, this was a coronavirus hot spot, a rabbi and our archbishop gregory eyman boarded a world war ii aircraft and bless the city to plead for god's mercy on those suffering from covid-19. just tell mike eyman knows what this virus is about, recovering from it a few days ago. >> i saw footage of the pope at the vatican earlier today. he looked all alone at saint peter's basilica. how do you handle it? >> it was creepy watching it. normally, brian, thousands would be packed into the coliseum for the way of the cross in rome, but not this year. it was haunting, these images. the pope dealt with it fine, he went through the motions of the liturgy. i've covered these events at room for years and it feels like palm sunday every time because there is packs and crowds of pe

i watched reverend franklin graham here on fox, i watched cardinal dolan, i watch pastor jeffers, i watch a lot of stuff over the weekend. >> you covered your bases. >> sean: i need to do a lot more mending fences to have any shot of being like a little cockroach in the corner up in heaven. >> they just want to make sure you ties to all of those denominations. >> sean: is that it? i try to be generous, i do. but it is a drive up easter message to give you hope and kind of rough times. you're going to take a people and take down their license plate number? are you kidding me? >> how far away are we from show me your papers? when they can't even go on their own yards and the government will arrest them if they do, this is what we've been reduced to. and here's what doesn't make sense. there was a brilliant federal judge in kentucky that struck down the louisville ordinance that said the church members could not go to a drive-in service. how come you can go through a drive through but on easter weekend, the single holiest day of the christian year, told they can't sit in their own vehicles o

i watch michael w smith, reverend r franklin graham heren fox, i watch cardinal dolan, i watch pastor jeffers, i watched a lot of stuff over the weekend. >> you covered the bases, you really did. >> sean: i need to do a lot more mending faces if i have any shot of being a little cockroach in the corner up in heaven. >> they want to make sure you tied to all of those denominations. >> sean: i try to be generous. i do. it drives up a blessing to your pastor, preacher, easter blessing to give you hope in kind of o rough times. you are going to ticket people, take down their license plate number. are you kidding me? >> how far are we away showing your papers? when people are told they can't even go in their own yards and the government will arrest them if they do -- this is what we've been reduced to. it doesn't make sense, a brilliant federal judge in kentucky thatck struck out the louisville ordinance that wouldo say that the church members could not go to a drive-in service. he made the point and it was brilliant, how come you can go through a drive through at a liquor store but on eas

. >> laura: archbishop cardinal dolan thinks of all that.nd, it's great to se see yu tonight. >> archbishop andrew cuomo apparently. >> laura: thanks so much. and coming up, we expose how much bill gates is actually influencing the w.h.o., and you don't want to miss it. achievable steps along the way... ...so we can spend a bit now, knowing we're prepared for the future. surprise! we renovated the guest room, so you can live with us. oooh, well... i'm good at my condo. oh. i love her condo. nana throws the best parties. well planned, well invested, well protected. voya. be confident to and through retirement. ♪ >> laura: president trump's decision to withhold w.h.o. funding has upset one of the organization's most prominent supporters. that's microsoft founder bill gates, tweeting apart, halting funding for the w.h.o. during the world health crisis is as dangerous as it sounds. the world needs them now more than ever. well, the truth is the group actually needs gates more than ever. with the u.s. taking a pause, he will now be their largest

the new york city landmark was empty except for cardinal dolan who was leading the mass and a handfulr people helping him perform it. >>> as millions of american christians observe holy week at home, the jewish community is preparing to celebrate passover the same way. as part of our better together series, kpix5's john ramos shows us how bay area churches and synagogues are rising to the challenge of keeping the faith and keeping up the spirits of their congregations. >> reporter: four weeks ago i was standing here reporting on changes churches are facing as a result of the coronavirus. at the time i and, frankly, everyone had no idea how fast or far it would go. this was christ the king catholic church in pleasant hill back on march 8th. today this is what the church looked like. it, like all others in the state, has been shut down. the archbishop of the san jose diocese says historically there have been church closures in certain countries or regions, but never anything like this. >> what i've seen or read, there's no other instance that has come to mind where churches have had to

. >>> cnn anchor brooke dolan has tested positive for the coronavirus.he 40-year-old news anchor made an announcement on her instagram account today. she says she's okay and that it came on suddenly yesterday. but she noted she's been following all the recommendations, like social distancing. announcement comes days after her coworker chris cuomo announced his positive diagnosis. >>> singer bill weathers has died at the age of 81. he was best known for a string of soulful songs recorded in the 1970s. ♪ lean on me when you're not strong ♪ and i'll be your friend ♪ i'll help you carry on ♪ >> withers' hits included lean on me, lovely day and he died from heart complications. lean on me was performed at the presidential inauguration of both barack obama and bill clinton. more recently people have been posting videos of their versions of the song as inspiration during the coronavirus pandemic. >>> taking care of the elderly is now one of the riskiest jobs in healthcare. coming up, the nurse who says he and his colleagues lacked basic protection. >>> and apri

instead, cardinal dolan will be holding mass online. cuomo, though, says all of this seems to be working, keeping churches closed, social distancing. the number of intubations in the state are down. the number of hospitalations in the state, in the city, are down. that apex you heard him talk so much about appears to be a plateau. what is disturbing is that the number of deaths appears to have plateaued at an alarming, alarming rate. if you look at some of the numbers, more than 181,000 people in the state have been infected with covid-19. 8,650 people have lost their lives. but again, the social distancing appears to be working, keeping nonessential businesses closed, keeping churches closed, schools closed. but there is a bit of controversy about the school closures between the mayor and the governor, who, as you know, have been at odds at times. yesterday, the mayor came out and said after speaking with health officials, speaking with dr. fauci, his decision was to close the schools for the rest of the year. then shortly thereafter,

marine catholic senior ryan dolan has worked his entire high school career towards earning a spot on a d one roster that goal came to fruition last nth when he pedged to play linebacker for syracuse university. >>now you must continue to prare for a future that is unrtain for everyone. >>i guess it's got best of don't says the recruiting ocess was i during these times, but luckily he was able to get up to racuse for a visit before it was too >>and less on to the field ryan will report to syracuse w has told in je but he does not know or certain what to make of when footbl will and. ially resumed waiting to >>they start according to marine, i'm jason dumas scrum for news. deadly tornadoes ave. destroying hundreds of homes acss several states ahead we'll have details on the damage over the past 2 days plus a southe california family finding their family picture in an advertisement that claims they died of covid-19 tonig that family speaking out and demanding answers. and a new measure this now in p the best way to predict the future is to create it and change the world. here at abie, w

there is cardinal dolan, nobody is there.ning into broadcasts of these religious services. notre dame, paris, the arch bishop and a few acolytes or hard hats in a small good friday service after the fire at the cathedral. as you know, coronavirus hot spot, a rabbi and our arch bishop boarded a world war ii aircraft and blessed the city to plead for god's mercies on those suffg from covid-19. he knows what this virus is all about, he's recovering from it. >> brian: wow. meanwhile, raymond, i saw footage of the pope at the vatican earlier today. he looked all alone at st. peter's basilica. how did he handle it? >> it was creepy watching it come i have to tell you. thousands would normally be packed into the coliseum, but not this year. 's haunting images. the pope dealt with it fine, but i've covered these events for years, and it feels like palm sunday every time, crowds of people. i watch this year and kept thinking, this is like the first good friday. was abandoned with only one apostle and his mother standing by. everyone e