for the next 8 months joel and ethan and i are staying at the a no place hotel and you know like you know we finish a day's work and i'd say to joel and ethan you want to eat at you know commander's palace if you want to go here mothers and then they go out with that not just go back to the anal place. but that and that sweetie and i were married at the wrap party of miller's crossing we rent joel and ethan rented riverboat and sleeping and i paid for the band and the refreshments you know the food and we saw we were married at the wrap party miller's crossing surrounded by you know grips and electricians and camera systems but there's a lot of beautiful memory and the burial is your 1st as i think of how long the bear what's your actual name i'm just used or is suited for what's your actual name and how long now. well her real name is susan but everyone calls her sweetie i gave her that name and you know grips and electricians will come up to her on the set and say hey sweetie how's your uterus because have no secrets as well and april 22nd earth day will be married for 31 years and

that and that sweetie and i were married at the wrap party of miller's crossing we rent joel and ethan rented riverboat and sleeping and i paid for the band and the refreshments you know the food and we saw we were married at the wrap party miller's crossing surrounded by you know grips and electricians and camera systems. well there's a bit of beautiful memory and. burial is your 1st how long the bear what's your actual name i'm just used to his studio what's your actual name and how long now. well her real name is sue then but everyone calls her sweetie i gave her that name and you know grips and electricians will come up to her on the set and say hey sweetie has a uterus because have no secrets as well and april 22nd earth day we'll be married for 31 years and it's also my 1st anniversary of having my gallbladder removed so my 30th anniversary was spent in the hospital when she would say you have a lot of gall commingling those 2 statistics and i would say that you truly met your mother at somewhere so that's nice to see a man that happy with that happy with his bride so god bless y

know it's we shot it in new orleans although it's never called new orleans it is called a city and joel and ethan and i got there right before a hurricane and we were saying at the canal place which is near the waterfront and the harbor and pain came and the canal place i have this huge truth and huge red letters that said canal place hurricane comes through and knocks out the sea all right so for the next 8 months and they don't repair it they got so for the next 8 months joel and ethan and i are staying at the a no place hotel and you know i you know we finish a day's work and i'd say to joel and ethan you want to eat it you know commander's palace if you want to go here mothers and then they go out with that not just go back to the anal place that is that and that sweetie and i were married at the wrap party of miller's crossing we rent joel and ethan rented riverboat and sleeping and i paid for the band and the refreshments you know the food and we saw we were married at the wrap party miller's crossing surrounded by you know grips and electricians and camera systems. well there's a

joel don't write joel what did the judges have to say about this decision there was so it was a unanimous decision by the 7 high court judges they found that the original jury which it convicted george pell in 2018 had urged because it had not given enough consideration to witnesses who had spoken in support of george pell and his claims of innocence now the lower courts had ignored court the reasonable possibility that the offending had not taken place the high court overturned the conviction and george pell has since been released from prison he served over 400 days behind bars now this is the culmination of a very long and painful process you take us back to where it all began yes it's been a very long running process over 5 years since allegations were 1st raised against cardinal pell they were brought by 2 men who claimed that they were abused as choir boys in a melbourne cathedral in a 990 s. now an original jury failed to reach a verdict a 2nd jury did convict though and he was in prison for 6 years he appealed that conviction but lost he appealed again all the way to the highest c

joel is next out of massachusetts. caller: good morning, how are you doing today? host: i'm well, go ahead. caller: i am an essential worker, i am a night editor at a daily newspaper, and this is what we were trained and born to do, to bring the story to the people who read our newspaper. it has been kind of scary, because the advertisers who are now not open are not advertising. the staff has been cut, the page count is down. we had a plane crash in our area and it didn't even make the front page, because it is all , -- all coronavirus, all the time. interesting time to be in the news business. host: joel, can your reporters go out and do interviews now? how has that had to change? caller: the other day we had a reporter go out and do a news story. a lot of it has been done electronically, through various platforms. calls,ot of telephone which is, you know, the way a lot of newspapers were going anyway. but it has forced us to not do what we normally do. host: joel, as an editor of that paper, do you know about subscriptions amid coronavirus? our subscriptions up

. >> joel cuenta que le estÁ costando vencer el virus.ue igual. >> yo quisiera sabercuando podemos vernos. >> mi mamÁ es una persona muy amorosa,siempre ha sido muy buena. reportera: joel sintiÓ que habÍa llegado la hora de despedirse de su mamÁ. >> le dije que la amo mucho.en un instante vi que tuvo una sonrisa. y eso fue el regalo mÁs lindo que he tenido. reportera: para josÉ en miami su dÍa comenzÓ con otro tipo de regalo. >> esta maÑana le quitaron el oxÍgeno para vercomo reaccionaba y le fue muy bien. es la mejor conversaciÓn que he tenido. es la primera vez que lo veo optimista. >> mientras que los dÍas celebran la primera victoria. >> me siento muy triste. llorÉ, porque pensaba que estaba preparado para esta noticia. >> joel acaba de grabar el Último mensaje de su diario. >> esta maÑana recibÍ noticias que mi mamÁ muriÓ en el centro de ancianos. a las 4:00 a.m. >> segÚn Él, en vez de gas siente culpa de no haber cruzado la lÍnea. >> es que yo cogÍ el virus.y ella tambiÉn. claro, ella por su edad avanzada, no pudo sobrevivir. y yo h

. ♪ it's time to begin >>> just in time for easter, joel osteen is joining us live. famed pastor giving us holiday inspiration and details of his star-studded easter service from mariah carey to tyler perry. what he has in store. ♪ and i said what about breakfast at tiffany's ♪ >> your easter breakfast already planned. we're whipping up an easy recipe for buttermilk french toast to serve up sweetness on easter sunday morning. all that and more as we say, good morning, america. ♪ good morning, good morning ♪ oh i need some of your sweet love ♪ >>> thanks for joining us. whit is joining us from home. this morning, whit, how are you doing? we miss you. >> oh, i miss you guys too. good morning, dan and eva. i think i'm doing okay, better than our friend rob marciano who is still stuck down in the basement wearing clothing from old giveaway boxes. but we'll see rob in just a little bit with his pandemic fashion accessories. but, you know, i'm working from home like so many other americans doing my part here, and we've got a lot to cover coming up on "gma." >> whit taking

reporter joel dahl roy is here he's been following this hi joel do we know how exactly how serious johnson's condition is well it's serious enough the downing street says that johnson will stay in an undisclosed hospital overnight they do insist it's only for testing now johnson's been in isolation for 10 days now and 3 days ago he released a selfie video in which he said he still had a fever he sounded quite raw speed and did appear quite ill now johnson's had quite a cavalier attitude towards coronavirus or at least he did at the beginning he was also at this at that time going around saying he was still shaking hands with people let's have a listen to a video from just a month ago we try i can tell you that i hope i've i've sheehy hands can do i was that i was there all school the other night and i think there are a few there are actually a few credible hours the patients and i shook hands with everybody you'll be pleased to know that i continue to shake turns and i think it's very important that we get people as you can make up their own mother. well johnson's government's been criticise

well the reporter joel daraya has been following these reports for us joel what kind of abuse are we talking about here these reports are coming out from the city of joy which is a large industrial city which is home to a community of people from africa business people as well as students now they are reporting that they have been a victim from their homes and from hotels and are being forced to live on the streets and while on the streets they say they're being harassed by police telling them to leave the city the american consulate in guangzhou has put out a warning saying that african people are being refused service and restaurants and shops and university students who are studying there african university students say that they are being subject to repeated testing and placed in quarantine even though they haven't actually left china any time recently and as we know what happens offline is amplified online and we're seeing racist abuse spread across chinese social media sites so what would you say is behind us a legit uptick in racism that we're saying well in the past week offi

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or want to get help hunger for you america is there for you that is wonderful ok thank you so much joel barr for chinee and letting us know what's happening out there on the streets of america thank you so much. thank you. other news making headlines around the world emergency services in russia are continuing to battle large wildfires that have destroyed dozens of buildings in villages in siberia fires have spread through fields and forests on the back of a heat wave which is the whole region regional authorities have issued hundreds of fine so local residents and farmers for allegedly violating fire safety regulations which they believe contributed to the fires. and opposition lawmakers in venezuela loyal to one quietly agreed to pay themselves $5000.00 per month from state funds that were confiscated by the us administration the pay themselves pay out comes from an $80000000.00 fund set up by the national assembly that money is made up of venezuelan assets seized by the us government now part of that payout plan is expected to also include $100.00 us dollar bonuses for doctors and nu

applicable for retirement plans or ira now there are one of two conditions. >> as i understand it, joelyou have three years to pay back the taxes. you don't have the 10% penalty and you will own state and federal taxes on the gains and you have three years to pay those back very true. >> and/or is that you can pay it back or you can just have three years to pay the tax if you want to keep it or just pay it back over three years you have to meet one of two conditions and that is either you, your spouse or dependent must have been diagnosed with covid-19 or you must have experienced some type of adverse consequence from the covid economic downturn such as the job loss, furlough and lost revenue and the like the last thing i just want to mention is the required minimum distribution for those who are over 70 and a half, the government requires a minimum distribution each year for 2020 the government will waive the distribution, and more important, they'll waive the 50% tax penalty for not taking the required distribution on time for both ires and defined contribution plans >> joel, this is

joel, i will bring you back in.e rebound from those march 23rd lows, absolutely phenomenal. really has been just amazing. but some people wonder if it's too much, too soon. on the phone: i don't really think so, for some of the companies. we have been investing throughout our history in entrepreneurial companies. across the board, the entrepreneurial growth companies [ inaudible ] up 5% year to date, the s&p is down 11%. it's happening in small cap, non-u.s. and u.s. small cap. it's happening across the board. you are seeing great companies like zoom, netflix, nvidia, amazon, all entrepreneurial growth companies and i think many of the companies, these entrepreneurial companies are pivoting very well during these markets and they are repositioning to take advantage of this and you will find historically, many of your viewers may not know this, historically many great entrepreneurial companies emerge during economic tough times, like square, pinterest -- charles: that was the case during the great depression. a lot o

joel doran joel what did the judges have to say about this decision there was so it was a unanimous decision by the 7 high court judges they found that the original jury which had convicted george pell in 2018 had urged because it had not given enough consideration to witnesses who had spoken in support of george pell and his claims of innocence now the lower courts had ignored court the reasonable possibility that the offending had not taken place the high court overturned the conviction and george pell has since been released from prison he served over 400 days behind bars now this is the culmination of a very long and painful process you take us back to where it all began yes it's been a very long running process over 5 years since allegations were 1st raised against cardinal pell that were brought by 2 men who claimed that they were abused as choir boys in a melbourne cathedral in a 990 s. now an original jury failed to reach a verdict a 2nd jury did convict though and he was in prison for 6 years he appealed that conviction but lost he appealed again all the way to the highest court in

fdr at the age of 38 was the youngest vice president joel candidate in history. married to anna eleanor roosevelt, he founded the heart of his dutch forebears. the vacation cottage on campobello island's after the vice presidency. it was in these same waters that he was first stricken with the dread polio germ that was to paralyze his legs but never his life. called in 1928 to the state capitol in albany, franklin roosevelt was elected governor of new york. with al smith, his old friend, the happy warrior at his side, he threw himself into the fight as a champion for the common man. with james a farley swinging the gavel, the die was cast. a country mired in the more us depression wanted a new president. called to accept the nomination, his wife and son -- who knew it then, but this was the beginning of an era unparalleled in american history. fdr's appearance in chicago stadium was the beginning of a series of spectacular personal triumphs. his first words were fearless and prophetic. president roosevelt: i am prepared under my constitutional duty to deliver wha

joel is on that line -- on that line in north carolina. please explain the autopsy results of patients who died with covid-19 to help explain the physiology and how it pertains to the disease and finding a mechanism to inhibit that event. knows therenk joel are many different clinical trials ongoing and they work in different ways. there is antiviral therapies being tried. that is like an antibiotic for viruses. that would stop the replication of the virus and presumably improve outcome. that is first. the second now, and this alludes , is that, when people become very, very ill with covid-19, they develop respiratory disease. a very substantial percentage of them are having a very, very large inflammatory response. it's called the inflammatory cascade. now there is a great deal of interest in trials that block that cascade. the terminal event for most patients is not yet clear to me. although it's clear that the majority are dying following the development of a cheap lung injuries. host: you have answered the second part of the question.

no one is starving, ys hunger free america's joel berg, but... >> they're rationing food. if this es on much, much longer then we could start to see actual starvation in america. we're doing far, much worse than any developed western nation. >> reporter: economist hilary hoynes. >> prior to thcrisis, about 11 percent of americans suffered from food insecurity, and we have every reason to believe that those statiics are increasing dramatically in the current time period. >> i'm natosha mccray and i live in the bronx, the nation's hungriest urban county. d this is ghter ariana and my son ethan. >> reporter: three years ago, mcray was struggling, even with snap. but the pandemic has her kids, now four and 16, home from school, where they got their morning and afternoon meals. suddenly, says mccray... y got to have breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks, and with them both being home everybody is hungry all the time. >> reporter: mccray gets about $550 a month for her family of three. but her income as a tutor to low income kids has plummete a so hut free food? she was using new yor

joel: thanks for letting us come into your homes.ing for you and your family for god's protection, his favor and his blessings on your life. i usually start with something funny but since no one is here, i quit telling my jokes. so many people have emailed and asked what happened, so here i go. one sunday morning, the pastor was in the pulpit preaching away when he noticed a man sound asleep on the front row. that made him so aggravated. he started preaching louder and harder. but the louder he got, the more the man slept. he finally stopped and said to the man sitting next to him, "would you please wake

joel, thank you for being with me. let me ask you, how much pressure, people are trying to understand when the president comes out and says one thing and some of the members of the task force are more polite than others in terms of how they push back. how much pressure comes from the president to push his desired narratives despite what the science may say. >> well, that political pressure is not just from the president but from his cabinet members on scientists and professionals and experts partly because now we know they have this anti-science agenda which is to suppress the science, promote theories, marginize and sideline scientists and experts and promote people willing to toe the party line. that means they're going to punish those who don't toe the party line. it's a constant tension between the civil servants there to protect us and the political appointees? >> dr. fauci, obviously there's the difference on testing and dr. fauci is in line with the science. you know? the global harvard health director said i ha

economy and we are not immune from that the product of our teams has been very robust >> now with joelm wedbush. have you and your team liked what you have seen as guidance from these companies so far? >> yeah. i think the debate continues to intensify. increasingly, march numbers are good you are seeing one company pull their q 2 guide and the full year getting a pass for that as far as technology goes, we've heard from google 36 hours ago and from facebook last night signs of stabilization in april. that was the unknown within tech, some pockets have been insulated look at microsoft. they are firing on all siand on the new work-from home trend in place. these are secular growth names you want to own. what has been tricky the past six or seven sessions has been the unwind out of growth and value out of big growth in recovery reopening of names like cruise lines, movie theaters, retail. as far as tech long term, it will remain the most overweight sector for the for seeable future >> kind of before coronavirus existed, everybody was buying the same five or six stocks. they are going bac

our second prize west goes to mica matthew, tyler rodriguez, and joel zachariah, from imagine international academy in mckinney texas where c span is available through spectrum. their winning video is titled "to be citizens." >> earlier this week i spoke on the connection between comprehensive immigration reform and the crisis at our border. i said then and will it again, it's the height of my hie pockcy to be talking about doing something about border security when we can't bring comprehensive immigration reform to this floor. >> citizenship, defined as the status that entails the specific rights, duties and benefits given by a country to an individual in the final step of the legal immigration process. since the country's inception, the legal immigration system of the united states has continuously adapted through legislation to the evolving situations of the country. however, our current legal immigration system is inherently flawed. in a recent harris poll, 63% of the public supported congress in taking up an immigration reform proposal and while the system should be relatively straight

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hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. 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. >>> zoos across the country are closed because of the coronavirus. but unlike concert halls and stadiums, they cannot go dark. the animals still need to be cared for. and some are even in danger of contracting the virus. i paid a visit to the national zoo in washington to see how the animals and their keepers are getting along. like zoos across the nation, the smithsonian's national zoo in washington, is closed. but behind the d animals are as busy as, well, a beaver. a top priority here, now, is keeping the animals and the people safe from the coronavirus. brandy smith is the zoo's deputy director. so, we have this tiger that tested positive for covid-19 at the bronx zoo. are you worried about your tiger s? are you doing anything special for them? >> when the tiger at the bronx zoo tested positive, we immediately impleme

we love you today this texas church holds more than 16000 worshippers this easter hiver it's only joel esteem and if you his team with the preacher won't let that get in his way or i think it that you're bigger than a virus and bigger than fear bigger than anything this fight to stop us but they did it today lord it is a victory day for a special times call for special measures even the choir at lakewood church is working from home today with most of the united states on lockdown the steen had to turn this year's easter service into a virtual one. so did these priests in the philippines despite the safety measures they managed to fill every last spot of their church not with actual people but more than a 1000 pictures of families who hope this will help their prayers to be heard. staying home is the directive that is also being strictly observed in the heart of jerusalem's old city only a handful of priests attended mass at the church of the holy self occur the place where christians believe jesus was crucified and resurrected. the. in this south korean capital seoul which is not under

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. >>> social distancing can be lonely if you don't have someone to share your quarantine with. steve hartman has the story of a love that would not be denied in the era of covid-19. >> reporter: turns out social distancing, staying at home, even locking yourself in your apartment, cannot prevent love sickness. take the case of 28-year-old jeremy cohen, the brooklyn man who fell for a girl he saw out his window dancing on her roof. >>> what did you see in her? you could barely see her. >> i saw a shining bright light. i mean, she was happiness in a dark time so i went out to my deck and i waved hi. she waved hi back. i felt a little bit of a connection. >> reporter: but there's nothing you can do about it. >> unless. >> reporter: unless you have a drone. and the courage to fly your phone number to a total stranger.

when he got helen to go to our then the boss said joel if mia. is the pickle. russia has jeopardized the united states security interests we know what you are doing and you will not succeed perceptions from the outside looking. but more to the picture from the inside. i think russia's foreign policy is too soft for the most russian goals to be achieved not peace and more than full russia all knowledge is either. the latest news as it breaks with no treatment or vaccine for her and a virus of volunteers who say they'll continue to provide the services began to fight the disease being with details coverage along without any planning to india's millions of lines and quickest. and fearless journalism from around the world for many coming to this place is the only chance they have to leave at least once a day. in the eye of the coronavirus information is more important than ever wonder what he's doing best to gates the battle for truth in china and beyond on how does the euro. from the al-jazeera london pool cost center to special guests in conversation to see resis

course there are lots of questions about boris johnson's health right now with me here is d w reporter joel dahl roy who's been following the story told do we know how serious condition actually is well it's serious enough that downing street says johnson has to stay in hospital overnight he's still there as far as we know they insist it is only for tests because of those persistent symptoms now johnson 1st tested positive for the coronavirus about 10 days ago and on friday he released a video in which he sounded raspy n.e.p. is ill and he said that he still had a fever well johnson at 1st had quite a cavalier attitude towards coronavirus and his social distancing let's have a listen to what he had to say just a month ago we try i can tell you that i hope i've i'm shaking hands can do drugs that i was there all school the other night and i think there are a few the richer a few critical hours of patients like you're currently everybody you'll be pleased to know that i continue to shake her hands and i think it's very important that we get people as you can make up their him either. well joh

to some nice he's got children we think but every little indeed he has got a sister came you know joel she's a very able c.s. has a more public role recently she issued 2 statements in her own right but it's a very sexist of confusion patriarchal culture and she's very young too so that would be a very big deal as a as a hot uncle kim jong il program got time to go into all the details he was a little 7 ambassador well away from tokyo and in several east european countries i think most recently the czech republic very able again but leaders acceptable it's really hard to know they could easily be a power struggle the army which was much more powerful than his father kim jong il the new kim jong un has reigned perhaps they might make a power it's very messy and whose time to be on the nick paton lots to worry about i don't fault the kata thank you very much for this analysis thank you in china african migrants have become targets of discrimination and harassment as beijing works to contain the coronavirus videos posted on social media show vicious attacks many african workers on now stu

this person has developed immunity eighteen's is infected so this can be used for 2 purposes really joel out those that have immunity to re enter society which has others have said could actually jump start the economy again but also for congress and has not a nation to those who are infected so the site. is going to ask you how extensive the new testing is likely to be who is going to be able to access it and who be tested. it really depends on how fast this test can be rolled out as i understand there is some testing going on for $100.00 are studies 400000 persons in germany right now and it's probably going to be a couple of months until we really know how well these tests are working in terms of how the big the positive predictive value is of these tests and also how long this immunity lasts is one thing to detect infinity it's another thing to have lasting immunity so it's still in there in an early study face so we will probably watch this very closely over the coming months how accurate is this test to go on these tests. i think are still too early to tell we will probably know af

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germans tired of the coronavirus to talk about that i'm joined here at the big table by my colleague joel go roy he's been following this story for us joe i mean that is a question are the germans how are they reacting to this lockdown are they ready to see the restrictions in well let's talk about all those restrictions are germans is supposed to stay at home unless they're going out for work to go to the shops or if there are going out for exercise in which case they can only be in pairs non-essential shops are closed so education places and interstate travel is restricted so what are germans think about it well the recent poll was taken and it found that around hof of the respondents said that they were in favor of extending the restrictions as you said they end on sunday or the supposed to now about a 3rd said that they want these restrictions to be relaxed and a very small minority 8 percent said that they should be abolished altogether now that's what people told the pollsters when they were contacted but there's another set of dot of it tells a different story and that data comes f

hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in.ou'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. >>> we end this half hour with a small but growing problem affecting americans from california to maine. namely, haircuts. how do you get a trim when all the salons and barbershops are closed? ed o'keefe went buzzing around for answers. >> reporter: with so much of america shutting down and scaling back, many men are dealing with a growing problem. literally. politicians, talk show hosts, and musicians are left wondering how long is too long? >> it becomes like a confidence thing, doesn't it? >> it does. >> reporter: kevin thomas is an elementary school principal in ohio. he is trying to hide his increasingly lengthy locks under hats during virtual meetings. >> staying safe and healthy to flatten that curve means i don't get a haircut for a month or two, then so be it. >> reporter: some men are placing their trust

joel and sally tiddleman. he owns the mile end deli in brooklyn. sally was working as an e.r.until she was 38 weeks pregnant. health care workers would appreciate a meal almost as much as they would appreciate masks and gloves. so while joel tried to keep his business open, he has also donated more than 300 meals to health care workers and plans to keep feeding hospital staff for as long as he can. sending our best to both and, of course, our thanks. 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. ♪ - [female vo] restaurants are facing a crisis. and they're counting on your takeout and delivery orders to make it through. grubhub. together we can help save the restaurants we love. >>> as kerry sanders just mentioned, food banks are in need of food. joining us now, the operations manager at the harrison food bank of maine. christina, tell us about the families you serve and the demand you're seeing. >> absolutely. since this

joel olsteen is hosting mariah carey and kanye west to take over part of the program.your speed. andre bocelli will be streaming from milan, italy. he says music can become a prayer in times like these. but if you are looking for a higher authority, you can stream pope francis. church home pastors had this to say about the new remote services. >> this easter will be a turning point. but i do not believe communities of faith, houses of faith will ever be quite the same again. >> i imagine people gathering around the screen whether they are watching pope francis deliver easter mass or watching joel olsteen. families will gather together and experience something genuine. reporter: these are going to be the new normal, lauren. lauren: oh boy, at least it's nice because that's what we have right now. i hope you have a beautiful easter. connell, how are you celebrating easter? connell: i think it will be close to this studio setup we have right here. good luck with that pizza order tonight. crazy times. i thought that was some good work from kanye west to pope francis. if yo

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 the race that's been designed for you. . >>> baseball is as american as apple pie but mlb could learn something from the chinese baseball league in taiwan. games can be exciting even without fans. >> the cardboard cut outs and robots, the robots. a walk off home run in the 12th inning. how about this, 76ers owner started the all in challenge. calling on athletes, celebrities, to help raise money for needy victims and meals for covid-19. the 49ers were auctioning off viacss a future road game, warriors owner put his 2015 championship ring up for sale. how about a post game dinner with tom brady? joe montana went all in, auctioning off a dinner for six, cohosted with ronnie lott. >> dinner will most likely be done between the -- somehow, outside. we will try to eat outside. there is a special -- we will take cocktails and hordores. wine that we produced. >> joe doesn't have t

>> joel: they do.es and it's always deemed safe for those students to be on campus, so until that happens, i think we will have a bit of a lag before football players are going to be accepted back on campus and they can prepare for the fall. brian: everything is new again. everyone has to be flexible and open and willing to be cooperate and football in the field and fans in the stands. joel klatt, we will watch the trades and we will also watch the trades, appreciate it. the senate passing 500 billion-dollar relief bill. we will ask arizona senator martha mcsally ♪ >> my administration has worked aggressive with congress to negotiate this critical 482 billion-dollar funding package. we reached a deal that includes $382 billion in crucial small business support to keep workers on the payroll. $75 billion to aid hospital which is really need the aid and very badly, very proud of that, and $25 billion to support coronavirus testing efforts. ainsley: okay, well the senate passed it yesterday. gop senator m

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>>kron 4 will be airing and live streing easter services at 10:00am it's joel osteen at 1030 in touch minisies at 1130 the fellowship church of the east bay presents a spring cleaning sermon for easter 2020breaking milestone in the fight against the virus more than 20,000 people ve now died in the u.s.. >>that is the highest number of deat in the world and we'll also haveore than half a million cases to one. the last counts me in around the world are more than 1.7 millon cases with nearly a 109,000 deaths here i california there are more than 600 deaths now in 22,000 coronavirus cases that's according to johnhopkins university. a 132 people die, 00 have en confirmed cases of coronavirus and the hot spot is still santa clara county, 50 people have died there was well over 1500 cases in san mateo county, a 21 people have died san francisco unty has seen a 13 deaths contra costa county 11 alameda county 21 people have died there. a marine county 10 and then 2 people have died in each of solano sonoma and napa counties for your money this morning if you have not checked your bank account.

joel: the last time we saw him on the field he was fracturing his hip.asically ended career in the football field a long time ago but science he has come back quickly. trust me when i tell you this, tua tagovailoa is best quarterbacks, terrific, great leader and they will build the organization around him. they had 3 picks last night and they get offensive lineman austin jackson and corner from auburn. noah, trust me i've been practicing the name. miami fans have to be happy. steve: your pick for analyzing what we saw last night from everybody, thank you very much for joining us from fox sports. joel: you bet. thank you, guys. steve: 24 minutes before the top of the hour. still ahead california's governor claiming he's legally and morally justified in his plan to hand out millions of dollars to illegal migrants during the pandemic. judge jeanine she's next and she has plenty to say. plus, ainsley. ainsley: country music star walker hayes, we love that song right there. he brings america together with the living room concert right here on "fox & friends".