joel choked on his own blood.was now up to police to find the killer or killers of joel lovelien in grand forks, a city that averages about one murder a year. the chief of police is john packet. >> this was probably one of the more challenging cases that we've ever had because of alcohol involved, large crowds, people in costumes. >> the night of joel's murder police interviewed about 80 people still left at the broken drum, and here's what they heard. the party bus went downtown after it left the broken drum and police heard descriptions of some costumed people last seen near either joel or that bus, a clown, a cowboy, a penguin, a gangster and a construction worker. and while searching for people in costumes sounds almost comical, it actually helped police identify some persons of interest, if the cops could locate them before they took off those costumes. >> so you're going to find the penguin, the joker and the rest you have to find them pretty quick. >> got to find them pretty quick. >> there was an interesti

explain that. >> joel: it really is.ve worried, when you live negative and just thinking about all that could happen, all that could go wrong, we are drawn into negative. her life follows our thoughts. i'm not saying it's easy and i'm not saying to deny the facts, but i believe there is -- when you live from that place of peace, a grateful place you draw in peace, you draw in your faith and that's what helps you get through these tough times. not that we are denying it all, but you can just choose to live from that place of peace and that's what gives you the strength and the power to make it through. >> chris: you say, and you just mentioned it here, find something to be grateful for. but when you're worried about your health, may be of got a relative who's got the virus, when you're worried about your 401(k), you see those numbers down all the time. what do you find to be grateful for? >> you've got to find something and i believe we all have some reason, maybe we do have our health. we can thank god for what we have o

hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in.'ll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. >> know longer seek to be the 2020 democratic nominee for president. >> i am ending my campaign. >> i am with great enthusiasm going to endorse joe biden. >> i ent president to defeat donald donap and today i am leaving the race for the same reason. >> one of the hardest paro waitr more years. >> brennan: and a quote former vice president biden, you heard him at the top of our broadcast, what a difference a week makes. this has been quite a turn around for him and his campaign. we gather some of the very best in the business for analysis today. amy walt search national editor at cook political report and host of the take away. dan balls is chief correspond the dent of the "washington post". joel payne is the democratic strategist and cbs news contributor and political contributor, both are very familiar faces to our

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chris: pastor joel, thank you.th us at a time when we all need some, and i'm sure you never thought you were going to be in a situation where you were going to be preaching to an absolutely empty church. that probably is your nightmare, sir. [laughter] >> yeah, it was very unusual to not have any response. i just had to kind of tune out the empty seats. we are blessed to have the technology and, you know, see so many turning to their feint. chris: pastor, thanks so much. now this program note. tune in tonight for a one hour special you can see on this fox station or any fox platform as fox presents the i heart music living room concert for america. musicians like alicia keyes, tim mcgraw. 9 p.m. tonight. that's it for today. have a great week, and we'll see you right back here next "fox nn "life, liberty and he slip." >> here we are all together at home we're taking care of each other, doing what we during this crisis. there's a lot of grief out this, uncertainty and fear, but let me tell you what's going to keep u

also ahead, joel osteen is going to join us live as well. have good words too. >>> here's what we know right now. new york and california, two of at least 11 states that have implemented are announced statewide closures, and health care workers on the front lines are sounding the alarm bracing for the worst of the outbreak. we'll go back to tom jaw mallame in times square with the latest. >> reporter: good morning, michael. as you mentioned, new york is closing nonessential businesses. take a look at times square right now. it's pretty empty. governors who issued those stay at home mandates saying it's tougher and tougher to enforce, and it hasn't even been a week yet. this morning, america at war with the coronavirus, and president trump telling the nation, quote, the enemy is attacking. >> there's never been anything like this. and it's vicious. it is vicious. >> reporter: and now following an s.o.s. from governors that more hospital beds will be needed, the president announcing fema will be setting up medical centers in the three states w

reporter joel dulled roy joel how big is this quarantine how big is it going to be well italy is about to launch the biggest corinto for a ship that was seen outside of china's surface since the outbreak of the coronavirus the prime minister giuseppe contact has confirmed that the northern regions will be locked down so we're talking about long body with its capital milan but as well venice and 13 other regions in total they are home to over $10000000.00 people now we understand the current team is effective immediately and could last up to a month and what measures exactly a being planned so according to a draft of the writ of these measures that were put was published earlier people will read be restricted from entering and leaving these regions and they will be threatened with fines and jail terms if they break that quarantine we have seen in the last few hours before the decree became public people racing to train stations to try and get out. now what it's going to have been inside these regions where we hear that public locations are going to be closed public events shut down we'r

delroy joel thanks for your time on how big will this quarantine be will italians will be waking up to the news this morning that a quarter of the population will now be under quarantine conditions giuseppi content the prime minister there announcing that the entire regions of the north which includes not long body which is capital milan as well as venice and other regions are going to be locked down for a month so this is the biggest operation of its kind we've seen outside of china since the start of the coronavirus and yet it's effective immediately and it's a very major decision and what measures exactly being planned so as the prime minister told us there no one will be allowed to enter or leave these regions are we hearing that some people will be able to return home but once they are there they will not be allowed to leave again and we saw scenes last night at some cities with people trying to leave on trains before the before the current team came into effect for the people who are inside those regions they're now going to be had to have their operate their lives very restri

clement, thanks for joining apparatus right now. joel clement, thanks forjoining us.shutdown, the pressure on chinese society and chinese economy is starting to tell. as other countries consider how best to work out how best to cover an outbreak, john sudworth has been looking at chinese efforts to deal with the disease across health, education and business. it's a karate class with something missing — students. they are all online instead. in the fight against the virus, every school and college in china has now been shut for more than two weeks. i think most of us have confidence for our country to get through all of this because i think in this very time we found out we are very united, because we just do whatever we can to help the country. we do this by staying at home, which is quite important. the university's internet control centre handles almost 4,000 virtual courses a week. it's a sign of china's strengths. discipline, mass mobilisation, high—tech. but the virus has exposed china's weaknesses too, with cover up and delay helping it to spiral out of control.

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joel.n, >> thank you for the question, joel. if i'm understanding you asking about 're cultural sensitivity which we value highly at the department health. of at the local level, we have he ability to translate all of our educational materials and all of our clinical care into languages. we have multiple health departments that have one or two or three interpreters on staff, pecifically for our spanish speaking population. we have full-time capability for language line and all of our patient materials. so we value cultural sensitivity highly. we'll go to nancy. unmuted.ur line is -- y: >> nancy, are you there? ok. we will proceed. to andy. andy, your line is unmuted. me?: can you hear governor lee: yes, sir. right.ll i think the hamilton medical of ety which is comprised doctors, has reached out to you folks and trying to find out of the 150 much million dollars that you secured assembly for al covid-19 response might be going to various local, you know, efforts and e they're saying they're short of ey equipment and that sort of

joel: fear of the coronavirus is reaching across continents and now, across species.rent: here is a look at other corona-related developments. the world health organization has warned young people that they too are at risk of the virus. they who general reminding them, you are not invincible, the virus could put you in the hospital for weeks, or even kill you. the european commission has suspended strict rules on deficits to allow governments to spend freely to confront the pandemic. eu finance ministers are due to approve the unprecedented move next week. british airline easyjet's grounding most flights beginning next tuesday. the budget carrier says it will operate at a maximum 10% of capacity, serving mainly airports in the u.k.. let's take a look towards asia, where china's neighbors are treating the pandemic and their domestic risk very seriously. correspondent: wearing a facemask in hong kong is not a sign of panic, but of precaution. the city's response to the virus was a and determined. schools and businesses were closed and travelers quarantined. facemasks be

joel payne, former advisory to hillary clinton campaign. kimberly atkins, and anthony scaramucci. he was former white house communications director in the trump administration. adam, you were in the room last night when mayor pete delivered the speech. take us inside. >> well, it was really a full circle moment for the mayor. last time i was in that room was in february when he launched his memoir "shortest way home." it was a fascinating scene. at that time last february, there were a few local reporters and me were there. last night, you saw more. he built a national presence and national organization in just a year. in the room last night, supporters were tear filled, shaking hands, celebrating, but it was really one of the most emotional speeches i've heard buttigieg give. one of the most fiery speeches i heard him give. >> what a year he's had. not long ago, he was mayor of the 363rd largest city in the u.s.. >> he is impossible not to like, you talk leadership, that was a leadership moment for him. looking at the landscape, he doesn't want bernie sanders to get the plurality

i want to bring in joel schulman.rading with cody.com editor, cody willard and point view wealth management dave dietz. you were shaking your head. are you one of the wall street eliteists that until the market sells everything we're vulnerable. >> so i'm seeing among my client base is about five to one. everyone is panicking but five for every six. get more money into the market, only one wants to take money out. charles: really? that changed over one or two decades this would not be the case 20 years ago. but isn't that the point. joel, isn't that the point? people watched, imagine if you sold everything in march of 2009. the s&p is up 340% since then. you're like golly, you're still waiting for next leg down because someone on tv said, wait until commercial paper gets hit. >> we had couple situations. '87, 2009 a smaller one and 2018. we go back 50 years, 13 days, 13 days 3% swings plus or minus in the same week. nine were in 2018. we had one in 2015. one in 2011, one in 1987. so this is unusual but before those fi

. >> joel, can you weigh in on this?are being asked to take really involve a lot of trust. for most people, they don't see coronavirus, they don't know anyone who has it. many don't exhibit any symptoms. what we're being told to do is so extreme, if we're getting misinformation, if we don't trust where the information we get is coming from, then what happens? >> well, i think this might be a moment when populism dies. when the belief that you can trust your own gut or the leaders' gut ends. i see more and more people learning the names of harvard epidemiologists and going to their twitter accounts and going to their websites and listening to fauci and not listening to the president. so i think, you know, during the depression, you suddenly had a trust when fdr needed to call on columbia university professors and economists and populism took a little bit of a pause. when things get serious, when you get really sick, you look at the d diplomas carefully. >> do you see that shift coming? even in the last 24 to 48 hours, the

if one's mind joel took 2 in one off the lot of just stodgy old sites so as not everyone in that columncalled me some tools against me says. nothing has been for answer to my own coffee at enjoyment of malta zam so long even if it's not i caught us i was it's written for me for. my choice to discard because given the way told transmittance patrols. and in the question how much and i will. get up you. stick to. this is news and these are our top stories u.s. president donald trump has declared a national emergency in the united states over the spread of copan $1000.00 coronavirus the move releases billions of dollars in disaster funding and give special powers to health authorities. the world health organization.

joel for an 8 for lease now we won't gets a c. it until november. clearly is corona virus related the statement from the filmmakers side the decision came off the cuff full consideration and thorough evaluation of the global financial coal marketplace so the blackout cinema blackout in china tried to roll the downturn in cinema visits in key markets. the suspense high obviously on multiple fronts the raw files so on in rome until the 2nd of june and let's hope that that plays out well for everybody who managed to get a ticket and go to see it thank you very much adrian for the background information on that story you. afghanistan now where just last week the u.s. signed a historic peace deal with taliban forces aimed at ending 19 years of war even though an afghan peace process does sound like it should be a good thing many women in the country like the filmmaker roy yes have that are fearful a return to power of the taliban could endanger the very few gains they've managed to make. roy aside that with her team the filmmaker is considered one of the

i agree with joel.ertainty any one who can tell you what the earnings impact will be have no idea. we are seeing the cycle in china. the infections started late last year, the deaths started coming in early january we saw a peek and now in wuhan, they had eight new cases yesterday. that was the lowest they've had. most of the manufacturing facilities went back to work two weeks ago in china outside the hubei province and this week, all the restaurants in beijing and shanghai were told to reopen we are seeing a cycle of deaths ramping up and peeking and then ramping down we are seeing the same cycle in korea. it will be a two to three month period >> paul, if you could give us some of our ideas for investors, if you think there is an opportunity or if you think we should sit on the sidelines we always see the markets hitting new highs. this is definitely a i buying opportunity that will do well with people staying at home. now is the time to buy those companies after they have been hit so hard. >> joel,

joel, i want to go to you first.achs is there could be 2 million filing for unemployment in the next week or so. two weeks ago that number was 200,000. that means a lot of people are going to be unemployed. we now also worry that a lot of people will be hungry. what is hunger free america doing in that regard? >> we are making sure that there's a combined federal, state and local response, along with the charities. the country needs to understand groups like ours can't do it alone, even with gen where you private dough. before this crisis, 37 million americans, 11 million american children, lived in homes that couldn't afford enough food. worse-er isn't a word, but there crisis has made this go from worse to worser. like with sandy, like with katrina, this disaster has pulled the bandage off the wounds that is the festering hunger and inequality in america, and has forced the country to see these preexisting conditions have gotten far, far worries overnight. people shouldn't have to choose between a deadly disease an

hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in.ou'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. >>> we end this half hour with an invitation to a dance. it was a small event in a small town in arkansas, but for one young girl it was a very big deal. jamie yuccas with the heart-warming story. >> officer harvey gets ask the a lot of questions patrolling the halls but this time he had to do the asking. >> i didn't want to get humiliated. >> his boss asked him to escort children in need to the daddy daughter dance. >> i walked up to the table, said did you talk to your mom she's like yes, i was like would you like to be my date for the daddy daughter dance she's like yes. i'm like we're good. >> her father passed away over the holidays. >> i been wanting to go for a long time but my dad couldn't take me. >> and her mom angela. >> i'm truly grateful for him because he definitely provided a bright spot in our crazy life. >> with the

abdul rahman kaiser is german and before he converted to islam was known as joel for him charity is his life's work and god's command. abdurahman also helps the homeless in disorder off though his assistance differs slightly to that offered by established n.g.o.s like s. i have his organization and international is relatively new he found edition 2012 but it's already established a network of donors whom he keeps well informed about its activities. started by. the oven in we always take a camera team with us because that's our motto are international slogan is see where your donation goes we show donors precisely what happens with their money on the one hand it's proof of how the donations are used and on the other hand it provides motivation to continue. but that's what. this man son has. 120000 followers on facebook and it's also active on you tube and instagram its strengths are its transparency and quick reaction times everything happens over social media. 2 to 3 hours a day answering what's out messages but that's a lot of work and i have 2 cell phones and calls on top of that 1st

of humanitarian aid waiting on the border not knowing what's happening next did i believe reporter joel delivery as always great to have you with us now to some of the other stories making news around the world. 2 members of the saudi royal family have been arrested for allegedly plotting to oust king solomon and his designated one is the former crown prince muhammad bin nayef the other is one of the king's brothers both have been charged with treason. a suicide bombing outside the u.s. embassy and she musea has killed a security guard for other gods and a civilian were wounded in the blast it's the most serious attack in the north african country in months. president trump has named republican lawmaker mark meadows as the new white house chief of stuff to be the 4th since trunked took power in 2017 outgoing chief of staff make more if any will be the northern island in that hack. leading publisher hash it has scrapped plans to release the auto biography so michael woody allen move comes following criticism and the stuff walkout of allegations allen molested his daughter the book was du

just to this to how to italy is going to combat the coronavirus one joined by day doubly reporter joel dahl really to look a little deeper into this developing situation joe how big will this quarantine day italy is planning the biggest quarantine operation that we've seen outside of china since the start of the current a virus outbreak according to these draft proposals which are being published by the italian media in the last few hours the country is finding the lock down many of its northern regions they include non-body with its with capital milan as well as venice and 9 other regions now together their home to have a 10000000 residents that's one 6th of the italian population and these it's these could come into effect immediately or any moment and last up to a month according to the italian media were yet to hear any official word from the italian government itself as of yet and what exact measures are being planned well according to these draft proposals travel to and from these of grecians will be restricted and anyone who is caught entering or leaving those regions without go

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joel do we have any clue what's happening in what we know that turkey maybe looks like changing its position on the migrants on the border there and once again blocking migrants from crossing now that's because turkish state media is reporting that the turkish curse god has been given a presidential to block boats from crossing. because it's too dangerous and reporters in turkey have also been hearing on the border i've been told. by turkish authorities because they have no chance of crossing into greece we're still trying to get details on these situations but it does appear that maybe position of having to open gates to europe. does this leave the agreement between europe and. its well the greek prime minister. has said on friday that the deal is dead because he had completely violated the terms of the agreement by encouraging asylum seekers to cross the border now the deal was struck in 2016 you might call it the anti margaret deal because under its terms turkey agreed to block asylum seekers from trying to cross into europe and in exchange europe agreed to give 6000000000. living in turk

hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in.'ll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the ra that's been designed for you. . >>> finally this half hour, steve hartman has a bittersweet update on one of our favorite stories. dan peterson has passed away at the age of 86. you may remember him as the crotchty older man whose life turned around after a young girl taught him to smile again. >> reporter: dan peterson was late for his own memorial service, four years late. according to his brother, dan was ready to dieback in 2016. >> some little girl who was four years old said hi, old person. >> reporter: that little give of life was nora wood. nora met dan during his darkest days. as we first reported in november of 2016, dan's wife had just died. he was severely depressed and out grocery shopping for himself here in augusta, georgia when nora spotted him. she just randomly reached out to this total stranger and then had the audacity to deman

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joel ane, thank you. can't imagine how challenging this has been for you and the focuses you work with. thank you for taking the time to talk with us. we appreciate it. >> you're welcome. >>> coming up, the president is wracking up a massive tab at the expense of the u.s. taxpayer. we'll look into a new report that says we, you and i, are pouring hungz of thousands of dollars into the pockets of the trump organization. you're watching "msnbc live." orn you're watching "msnbc live. ♪ limu emu & doug [ siren ] give me your hand! i can save you... lots of money with liberty mutual! we customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >>> wrem back. there's an alarming new report that suggests the president trump organization is profiting off of the presidency more than we knew at the expense of taxpayers. "the washington post" saying president trump's company charged the secret service $157,000 more than was previously known bu

(music) joel: god bless you. it's a joy to come into your homes.le bit different today. the building is not open to the public because of the coronavirus. we have a few of our staff and family members with us. but i'm always honored to be able to share with you. so, let's get started today with our declaration of faith. come on, say it like you mean it. this is my bible. i am what it says i am. i have what it says i have. i can do what it says i can do. today, i will be taught

numbers of people who come here but it's especially significant period of i believe talking to feel joel charlemagne's church of the virgin mary is europe's church the kill shot of. boston cathedrals palatine chapel is one of the best preserved monuments from the carolingian period around 1000000 euros or spend annually on maintenance unesco world heritage that is means these sites have to be protected and preserved for future generations germany has to inform unesco regularly about the state of its heritage sites. charlemagne created a unique edifice when he died in 814 he was buried in his church and cathedral. crocodiles serpents and prehistoric horses once lived here before the continents drifted apart dense tropical rain forest grew here now the message that fossil site near frankfurt is a rich source of prehistoric fossils it became germany's 1st you know sco natural heritage site in 1995. 1 of the best known metal finds is an extinct ancestor of present day horses what makes. metal part so unique is the broad range of excellently preserved fossils from the eocene era. no other sid

how about joel brown now? dishing. good vision. to kelly for the jam. three.ow in transition. loses the handle. it's a loose ball. utah picks it up. d.j. tlorp is going to get the block but there for the follow. cal was down fourth. the break now, 62 h 59. about three minutes to go. >>> this morning, dozens of people brave d the cold san francisco bay waters to take the polar plunge. the fifth annual event benefits the northern california chapter of the special olympics. the water temperature, 53 degrees. >> really cold. really cold. it's for the athletes, for the kids. love to do it. >> all for a good cause. it's a good time. we had a lot of fun, but it is cold out there. >> well, you saw the chief and officers from the sfpd and other community groups take part in the fund-raiser each year. there's also a 5 and 10k run kick off the event. i think you need the run u after the water to warm back up u. >> go for a blanket and save the run. >> sure, you can do that. would that be in the spirit of the event? >> no, you know, the happiest place on earth, but... hav

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the next one is from a singer named joel pomerantz, and the song is called "bowling.er ] -- joel singing. >> steve: nice >> jimmy: anyways let's take a a listen [ laughter ] that's the album cover >> questlove: is that comic sans font? >> jimmy: yeah, no - [ laughter ] look, let's not judge on that. let's just -- let's listen to the song let's take a listen to "bowling." ♪ bowling bowling bowling bowlin bowling bowling ♪ ♪ bowling bowling bowling ♪ ♪ it's the sport that so intrigues people go to play in leagues ♪ ♪ gutter ball gutter bal gutter ball ♪ ♪ it's been calle the sport of kings by those who confuse it with horse racing ♪ [ pots clanging [ laughter and applause [ cheers and applause ♪ but i'm sur on their minds those kids had other things ♪ ♪ than when the would next go ♪ >> jimmy: stop, stop, stop i had to enhance -- i had to enhance it a little bit. [ laughter ] >> steve: sport of kings ♪ bowling bowling gutter ball gutter ball ♪ >> jimmy: oh, the next one is from a legendary musician roy ayers. the album is called "in the dark." there's roy looking very my

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hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in.l be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. >>positive for covid-19 but when or if the season starts, they will have one less pitcher to count on. deo tommy tomorrow, the 26-year-old had b this season . his elbow tightened up and he will be out at least one year.>>> the nfl, 49ers release person, best remembered for this picture behind me, san francisco says it is set inside tom compton . the rams are releasing star running back todd gurley, two seasons after he was the highest paid player in the nfl with 45 million dollars guaranteed. the production dipped after a new injury, gurley took the news in stride saying i got fired on my day can find two go in the bay area to play . this can change quickly.>> the coronavirus is forcing postponement of the pga championship. and virtually every sport out there. indian valley in novato, the front nine of the course. and

hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. >>> something happened at chase tonight. curry is back. the energy is back, and the future is back. now thavthe winning test. >> it feels like the first day of school all over again. >> all you jumping on the band wagon. >> hey, i was there! he missed the last 58 games. back tonight. held scoreless if the 1st quarter, he scored 11 in the 2nd. 3rd quarter, steph the 4 point play. the dubs take the lead later in the 3rd. toronto back up 7. curry drives in for the lay up. he had 23 points in 27 minutes. now a 2 point game. final minute, the bucket and foul, and the raptors spoil curry's return winning 121-113. >> being on the sidelines cheering for so long and trying to et good back out there, it was definitely fun. a lot of energy in the building, and i appreciate that so much. >> changes the whole game when he's

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hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. >>> well, it's official, the summer games scheduled? japan have been pushed back to 2021. and now the nfl draft could be delayed as well. it was scheduled to be held april 23rd in vegas, but the league's general manager subcommittee has reportedly recommended the commissioner roger goodell to push back the start because covid-19 has reduced their ability to find verified information on draftees. >>> this was the only visual for tom brady's introductory conference call with the buccs today. brady talked for 30 minutes, didn't say on why he left new england but he was asked about his move to the buccs, if it reminded him of joe montana's jump. >> i was at joe's last game at candle stick park. i went up there and saw it with my friends. i'll never forget that. he was an incredible player. he was my quarterback idol

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