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franklin roosevelt's honor. across from the white house, in lafayette park, the men, women and children whom franklin roosevelt served so well watch in tearful silence. (music) (music) then, just before the brief private white house rites, president roosevelt's casket rests in the historic east room. here, 80 years before, lay abraham lincoln. now, home again to the garden of his family home in hyde park, new york, comes president roosevelt. here in the old and lovely hudson river estate which several years ago he bequeathed to the people of the united states, immortal remains of a man whose career has known no parallel in our time will rest forever. the nation and the world mourn with mrs. roosevelt and her family. harry s. truman, president of the united states. distinguished senator from the state of missouri for ten years and vice president since the last national election, mr. truman brings to his new high office an understanding of the gigantic american war effort, second only to that of the late president roosevelt. climaxing a long record of senatorial leadership as chief of the famous truman committee on war

we begin with the reverend franklin graham who held this easter sunday mass, exclusively for you, our viewers >> welcome to this easter service in new york city, central parkom the samaritans purse emergency feel hospital and the billy graham evangelist ic association featuring a message of hope with franklin graham, and music from grammy award winner michael w. smith. >> ♪ ♪ >> good morning, this is franklin graham, in sents all park in new york city. this is easter, and of course, the church around the world on easter always has a tradition of greeting one another on easter morning, by saying "he is risen" and the reply to that is, he is risen indeed and the lord jesus christ is risen, he's not dead, he's alive, and we're here to celebrate easter this sunday, 2020. now, behind me is samaritans purse, field hospital and we have patients in this hospital and some are struggling for every breath that they take this is a very dangerous virus, and we felt that it was appropriate to come to you today from central park, on easter morning. with me, of course is a great friend, michael w. smith, a friend of my fathers, a friend of mine, for many years we traveled

franklin can't bear the thought of making changes in his boyhood home. >> we will get a shot of this, hyde park. it shows the bedrooms. his and eleanor's and where his mother stayed. >> sarah would be there when franklin and eleanor were there. look at the relative size of the bedrooms. frankl franklin's is very large and spacious. sarah is large and spacious. and eleanor has a single bed in what must have been the dressing room for one of the brooms. she didn't have to take that small of a room but there was part of her that was a martyr in a certain accepts and liked to have tough conditions to live up to as a challenge because she had been used to those as a child. i found that part very sad. >> harry hopkins died at age 55. lucy mercer at 7:00. ever thouson. >> eleanor's secretary. >> died at 61. princess martha died at 53. >> yeah. >> hicock died at 75. anna, the daughter, died at 64 or -- yeah. >> she was pretty young, too. >> how come? i. >> harry hopkins, to start with him. when was -- at the end of the new deal period he was diagnosed with cancer of the stomach and he had almost his en

that they give you at -- we'll get a closer shot at it here, at hyde park, but it shows the bedrooms on the second floor. you have franklin delano roosevelt's bedroom and then eleanor roosevelt's bedroom, and that's where his mother stayed. how often were they all there together? ms. goodwin: oh, well, sara would always be there when franklin and eleanor were there, and what's astonishing to look at is the relative size of those bedrooms. when you see franklin's, it's very large, it's spacious; and you see sara's, it's very large and spacious; and eleanor has a single bed in what must have been the dressing room for one of the bedrooms in between the two of them. that's the part of eleanor that she obviously didn't have to take that small of a room, but there was a part of her that was a martyr, in a certain sense, and liked to have tough conditions to live up to as a challenge, because she had been used to those as a child, and i found that part very sad. brian: harry hopkins died at age 55. i wrote this down when i was going through your book. lucy mercer died at 57. malvina thompson was -- ms. goodwin: eleanor's secret

tents in central park. [♪] judge jeanine: many across this country are pitching in to help in the coronavirus pandemic. and in new york the hardest hit, the demand for help is great. franklinham of the christian group samaritan's purse joins me to talk about that and more. thank you for being here tonight. i know that you are set up in central park in new york city with tents that are in essence as i understand it, you know, emergency rooms, icu units, he equipped to handle whatever comes in. and i have seen you all over the world with some of these he -- these epidemics. did you ever imagine you would need to set up a hospital zone in new york city. >> we never thought we would be in new york city for sure. these tents are state of the art mobile hospitals. we can equip them for trauma for war like we did outside of mosul in iraq where we had gunshot and shrapnel wounds. normally we have two operating theaters. portable x-ray, intensive care units. this is set up because of the coronavirus. it's set up differently. we don't have the operating theaters. but we have the -- we have the ventilators and the icus. we have doctors and nurses working with us who have experience w

we will carry services from rome, and franklin graham will be speaking in central park. so, please tune in. ed, nice to see you, have a great weekend. that does it for us. the "outnumbered" starts right now. >> dagen: this fox news alert, president trump set to participate in an easter blessing from the oval office. we will bring you that as soon as we get it. this, as americans are observing holy week in isolation, as coronavirus cases and deaths climb here and abroad. right now, at least 1.6 million cases globally, over 90,000 deaths. here at home, the coronavirus is now the deadliest disease in the united states, causing more deaths per day than cancer or heart disease. meantime, the surgeon general offering words of optimism on this good friday. >> this is going to continue to be a sad week. but there is salvation at the end. we know the things that we are doing are actually working. i want to think america. thank you, america, for taking the steps, for making this sacrifice. you are literally saving lives. >> dagen: this is "outnumbered." i'm dagen mcdowell. here to

franklin graham coming on. he's setting up tents and emergency room settings in central park. how many beds short are we?this is the problem. we don't know. the models vary in terms of the intensity. will mitigation and social distancing flatten the curve in i pray that's the case. the expectation is all surrounded on how much flattening of curves. under the current configuration we think that we could squeak through this with enough beds. but we are going to need the safety valves of the afterits center and the usns comfort to decompress the intensive pressure on our institutions. and that is going to be the maybe stay of our salvation getting through this crisis. we need those satellite facilities to come on line and take care of covid patients. that's essential. judge jeanine: you are well respected across the country on issues involving health policies. ems workers were told if they cannot resuscitate and revive someone at the scene, they are not to bring them into the -- into the hospitals. one doctor talked to me about gerri rigging them. are we in a situation where we are deciding who lives, who d

we'll get a closer shot at it here, at hyde park, but it shows the bedrooms on the second floor. you have franklin and eleanor has a single bed in what must have been the dressing room for one of the bedrooms in between the two of them. that's the part of eleanor that she obviously didn't have to take that small of a room, but there was a part of her that was a martyr, in a certain sense, and liked to have tough conditions to live up to as a challenge, because she had been used to those as a child, and i found that part very sad. >> harry hopkins died at age 55. i'm writing... i wrote this down when i was going through your book. lucy mercer died at 57, malvina thompson was... >> ms. goodwin: eleanor's secretary; her missy lehand. >> died at 61. princess martha died at 53? >> ms. goodwin: yeah. >> lorena hickok died at... she was 75. anna, the daughter, died at 64 or 60...? well, yeah... >> ms. goodwin: yeah, she's pretty young, too. >> how come? >> ms. goodwin: well, harry hopkins, just to start with him, when he was at the end of the "new deal" period, he was diagnosed with cancer of the stomach

courses, swimming pools, enclosed dog parks, archery ranges, skate board parks, south sunset mission playground, garfield and franklin athletic fields. twin peaks boulevard, twin peaks road, coit tower, parking lots at ocean beach, marina green and little marina greens. golden gate park ornamental gardens, including the botanical gardens, conservatory of flowers and japanese garden. [inaudible] facilities including angler's lodge, the lawn bowling club, disc golf, carousel and [inaudible] boat house. in addition all the regular recreation program, permits, community meetings and volunteer event have been suspended and we continue to evaluate other programs and events as the situation evolves and as we get further guidance from the health department. construction on many nonessential capital projects has also been suspended, although we're pleased to note that some projects that meet essential criteria have been allowed to continue and including the chalmers playground project, which is very close to completion and garfield pool, geneva car barn, which is close to completion, the golden gate tennis project, margaret h

faith, people we listen to and respect and admire franklin graham is a person i have great respect for, who's done an incredible job in new york in central park, he's done an incredible job. the son of the late, great billy graham. his family is incredible. he's incredible. franklin graham the job he's doing -- i mean, he loves to do it. he has such a passion. he does it with incredible love. and he'll tell you, we're all saying, we've got to get our country cured. i know there are some pastors and ministers and others that want to get together, i would -- and i have great respect for them -- two of them i know, i'd say first, i'm a christian, heal our country, let's get healed. before we do this. and there there's time to do that. please. >> the mercy and comfort seemed to be underutilized in san diego and new york. any consideration sending the medical units into the hospitals or move the hospital ships. >> so the mercy and the comfort were sent when projections were much higher, and i said, tony backed it up, deborah made the statement, they said, you're not going to need these many rooms but we wanted to be prepared. we had the ship, they

, people of faith, people who respect and admire, franklin graham is someone i have most respect for, done an incredible job in new york on central park where they put up samaritans purse, he's done an incredible job. the son of the late great billy graham. his family is incredible. he's incredible. franklin graham, the job he's doing on -- i mean, he loves to do it. he has such a passion. and that is why he's so good at it. he does it with -- with incredible love. and he will tell you, we're all saying, we have to get our country cured. i know there are some pastors and ministers that want to get together and i have great respect for them. two of them i know. but i would say first heel -- i'm a christian. heal our country. let's get healed before we do this. and there is time to do that. we'll do it for hopefully the rest of our lives. please. >> thank you. the mercy and the comfort seem to be u to be underutilized in los angeles and new york, is there any consideration sending the medical unit news the cities to help with the hospitals there or to moving the hospital ships. >> so the mercy and comfort were sent when projections were

we listen to and respect and admire franklin graham is a person i have great respect for, most people will -- who has done an incredible job in new york on central park where they put up samaritan's purse, he's done an incredible job. the son of late great billy graham, his family is incredible. he's incredible. franklin graham, the job he's doing on -- i mean, he loves to do it. he has such a passion. and that's why he's so good at it. he does it with incredible love. and he will tell you, we're all saying we've got to get our country cured. i know there are some pastors and ministers and others that want to get together. i would -- and i have great respect for them. two of them i know. but i would say, first, i'm a christian, heal our country. let's get healed before we do this. and there's time to do that. we will do it for hopefully the rest of our lives. please? >> thank you. the mercy and the comfort seem to be underutilized in los angeles and new york. is there any consideration either to sending the medical units into the cities to help the hospitals there or to move in the hospitals -- >> yes, so the mercy and the comfort were sent when proj

we will carry services from rome, and franklin graham will be speaking in central park. you, have a great weekend. that does it for us. the "outnumbered" starts right now. >> dagen: this fox news alert, president trump set to participate in an easter blessing from the oval office. we will bring you that as soon as we get it. this, as americans are observing holy week in isolation, as coronavirus cases and deaths climb here and abroad. right now, at least 1.6 million cases globally, over 90,000 deaths. here at home, the coronavirus is now the deadliest disease in the united states, causing more deaths per day than cancer or heart disease. an

about franklin graham, the president of the c christianan relief ororganizatition samaritan's pu, was helped organize a hospital outside of mount sinai here in new york in the middle of central parkmentioned he was university president. he is in. -- he isn't. that is jerry falwell, who kept the university open despite the concern of many staff, teachers, and students. that does it for our show. by the way, whether or not we have access to medical masks, using a scarf is a great idea when you go outside. we must all protect ourselves to protect the community. all juan safety to everyone. juan, thank you for joining us. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your comments to outreach@democracynow.org or mail them to democracy now! p.o. box 693 new york, new york 10013. [captioning made possible by democracy now!]

courses, swimming pools, enclosed dog parks, archery ranges, skate board parks, south sunset mission playground, garfield and franklin athletic fields. twin peaks boulevard, twin peaks road, coit tower, parking lots at ocean beach, marina green and little marina greens. golden gate park ornamental gardens, including the botanical gardens, conservatory of flowers and japanese garden. [inaudible] facilities including angler's lodge, the lawn bowling club, disc golf, carousel and [inaudible] boat house. in addition all the regular recreation program, permits, community meetings and volunteer event have been suspended and we continue to evaluate other programs and events as the situation evolves and as we get further guidance from the health department. construction on many nonessential capital projects has also been suspended, although we're pleased to note that some projects that meet essential criteria have been allowed to continue and including the chalmers playground project, which is very close to completion and garfield pool, geneva car barn, which is close to completion, the golden gate tennis project, margaret h

faith, people that we listen to and respect and admire, franklin graham is a person i have great respect for. he has done an incredible job in eentral park, where -- h has done an incredible job. the son of the late great billy graham. franklin graham, the job he is doing -- she loves to do it -- he loves to do it. he does it with incredible love. he will tell you, we are all saying, we all have to get our country cured. there are some pastors and ministers and others who want to get together. i have great respect for them. two of them i know. but i would say first, i'm a christian -- heal our country. let's get healed before we do this. and if there is time to do that, we will do for the rest of our lives. please. reporter: the mercy and the comfort seem to be underutilized in los angeles and new york. is there consideration to sending the medical unit into -- alignto help get pres. trump: the mercy and the comfort were sand when projections are much higher. i say, tony backed it up, deborah made a statement. they said, you are not going to need these many reels, but we wanted to be prepared. we had the ship and they did an incredible j

. >> franklin graham is a person i have great respect for, who has done an incredible job in new york on central parkput up samaritan's purse, he's done an incredible job. the son of the late, great billy graham. >> joining me now with an update on their efforts is president of samaritan's purse, franklin graham. franklin, thank you so much for joining us this morning. please do give on this holy saturday, give our audience an update on your effort. >> well, our hospital there on central park is going well. i appreciate the nice thing the president said but it's not me. it's an incredible team of doctors and nurses that have come from all across the country that are there working in central park and so i'm grateful for them. we wouldn't be able to do it if it wasn't for this team of doctors and nurses. and we're expanding our work with mount sinai. we'll be able to take some more beds, converted their lobby with additional beds in the lobbies and we'll help in that area as well. mount sigh that's been a -- mount sinai's been a tremendous partner. we're thankful for their partnership. we work under th