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

. >> en su vehÍculo pick up, joel se ha dado a la tarea de llevar cajas con alimentos a las personasmbros todos contagiados con coronavirus, ellos constantemente reciben en su casa comida que le llevan personas latinas que no conocen. >> he recibido mucha ayuda, muchos Ángeles han estado aquÍ conmigo, de verdad nunca me sentÍ tan orgullosa de ser latina como en este momento. >> las personas necesitadas que sÍ pueden salir de su casa tambiÉn han encontrado apoyo en iglesias organizaciones complementaria que brindan alimentos de forma gratis. >> organizaciones como (palabra en inglÉs) en chicago donde acudiÓ juliÁn quien se quedÓ sin trabajo debido al coronavirus. >> serÍa en dificil sin esta ayuda, para muchas personas igual. >> ahora nos estamos dando cuenta que frÁgil esta la situaciÓn economica para toda la comunidad. >> una difÍcil situaciÓn que viven los hispanos y que se puede superar gracias a la fraternidad que encuentran en su comunidad. >> ahora a tu vecino con el simple hecho de levantar la basura que tiene afuera, o con hablarle por telÉfono, cÓmo estÁs. >> aquÍ se las dej

and distribution of vaccines in addition to the solidarity trial i'm glad to say that the billy joel has convened groups of clinicians to look at the impact of corticosteroids and other anti inflammatory drugs on treatment outcomes specifically we are looking at oxygen use and ventilation strategies in patients any indication that reduces the need for ventilation and improves outcomes for critically ill patients is important. especially in low resource settings to save lives last week i announced the united nations supply chain task force to scale the distribution of essential medical equipment yesterday the 1st united nations solidarity flight took off transporting personal protective equipment ventilators and lab supplies to many countries across africa the solidarity fly it is part of a massive effort to ship life saving medical supplies to 95 countries across the globe in conjunction with the world food program and other agencies including unicef the global fund garvey the united nations department of operational support unit 8 and others and africa c.d.c. then african union whether

has impacted easter plans for more than 1 billion catholics around the globe. as surgical masks without the masses. many worshipers attend church online, dr. joel alstyne has a message for those who want to celebrate the holiday as normal. >> just take time to spend time with your family, have a moment of gratitude, maybe kind of re- center, come back to a place of

know father to son 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

spreading cheer so local residents are dressing up in different fancy dress costumes every day joel mattson has done a ray of get ups including little bo peep cheerleader and mary poppins he believes his costumes bring a small to people's faces during the lockdown and he told us that he will keep on going as long as possible you know my own for about 2 years no. or get in or quite a lot because it was quite personally and just seemed when the lockdown started a scene how but it was affecting people how upset people were and how afraid in the worst of our i thought i just need to do something to train together not a little bit and only do away with a charity thing called the box india dept where we dress up on boxing day in government at the safe for charity and i had a few outfits to light about from previous steps of don't look at a fancy dress parties i've been in and now i'm getting donations from people all over the country what happens is i put a post on facebook in the morning with a little bit of a clue as to what it would be so today it was it's going to be supercalifragilisticexpialido

pressuring governments to delay regulations around climate change mitigation and the reporter joel that dull right has been following this welcome back joe was that one of the been doing well we've all been paying attention to the coronavirus well phil there's a saying never let a crisis go to waste and right now industrial associations are not only using this crisis as an opportunity to make a point against regulations but they're also using it as a reason. and for that i'll give you some examples so airlines are at the moment asking for public subsidies across europe to cover their losses but they're also asking to delay regulations on carbon emissions a new tax on carbon emissions the comic is are also lobbying against european regulations that would require them to produce more environmentally friendly vehicles while also asking for public subsidies to cover their workers and so forth and the farming industry is pushing back against new pesticide regulations saying that they have too many other problems to deal with well earlier i spoke with margarita silva now she's from the ngo corporate europe

whether chris is infected but also whether 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 reenter society which has others have said could actually jump start the economy again but also for congress and has not only shion to those who are infected so the site. is going to ask you how extensive the new testing is likely to be who's going to be able to access it and who'll 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 so 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

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 resistance and i

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 even if you are worried about advertising at this point? caller: for a long time we have been pushing our web presence, and i can't really tell you because i'm not on the business side, but i think that a lot of people are going to our website because we have made our coronavirus in front of the pay wall, our coronavirus coverage in front of the pay wall, at least breaking news. so, we have not really seen it, but i want to stress with all your viewers out there that if you appreciate local news, if you want to see your kids' junior high honor roll or little league scores, you might want to subscribe to your newspaper. say, many they restaurants will not be coming back, so a lot of newspapers will not be coming back. host: do you want to say the name of your newspaper? caller: i work for the salem news out of salem, massachusetts. host: what is the website for the salem news? caller: sa

of other priests but for today george pell has been declared an innocent man is no longer a criminal he is no longer a prisoner ok thanks to the reporter joel dole right. here are some of the other stories making headlines this hour. a court in slovakia has handed down a 23 year prison sentence to the killer of investigative journalist dan could check and his fiance the couple was shot in their home in 28 jack was investigating organized crime a former soldier pleaded guilty to carrying out the contract killing. ukrainian authorities say there's been no spike in radiation levels resulting from forest fires in the chernobyl exclusion zone around the disused new nuclear power plant an official who earlier claimed radiation levels were high of a normal has since withdrawn the statement police say they've identified a possible awesome missed. the watching news remember you can get all the latest news and information from the app as well as from our website e.w. dot com and also on twitter and instagram at the news i'm sold me a lot of both thanks for joining us. sure the people of the world over information they provide the pennines they want t

>> it's interesting this morning, i happened to be watching tv in new york and we run joel osteen's program. he has preaching to a gigantic arena and this huge stage about the size of rockefeller center. even he is leaning into the message this virus is real even as he's ministering to his congregation. contrast that with "the new york times" with the data. the data may be underestimated. how do you feel about the surveillance of coronavirus in houston, in texas, regardless of whether or not people are heeding the warnings? do we really know what's going on? >> well, let's put it this way. the testing is not nearly as robust as we would like. and what i've said to people in the city of houston repeatedly, regardless of what the numbers say -- for example, today, we have about 743 positive cases. but what i've said to the people in the city of houston, multiply that by ten. we certainly recognize that there's more of a community spread beyond what the numbers are indicating, and that's in large part because the testing is not nearly as robust. but irrespective of the testing, we can still be doing t

the pandemic is preventing many americans from going to church this weekend but pastor joel stayed hasing special in store on sunday. we will explain about that. next coming up next jonathan morris to share his message on how to celebrate your faith during these unprecedented times. we'll be right back. if you're a veteran with a va loan, one call to newday usa can save you $2000 a year. how? by refinancing at today's all time low mortgage rates. and best of all you can do it from start to finish without leaving the house. it's fast, too. with our va streamline refi, there's no income verification. no appraisal. and not one dollar out of pocket. our team is standing by right now to help every veteran who calls. i have always wanted to be a teacher. i've been teaching for over 20 years. with everything going on, we've had to alter our classroom settings. we have to transition into virtual learning. on the network, we can have teachers face-to-face with a student in live-time. they can raise their hand and ask questions. they can type questions. we just need to make sure that the educati

. >> mi mamÁ es una persona muy amorosa,siempre ha sido muy buena. reportera: joel 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 he podido, me voy a pasar el resto de mi vida procesando eso. >> joel espera poder salir pronto de la cuarentena para velar los restos de su madre. >> mientras en miami hay motivos para celebrar. a pesar de que la abuela de josÉ continÚa en el hospital, su madre, esta experimentando sÓlo sÍntomas leves del covid 19. y su padre estÁ listo para regresar a casa. luego de nueve dÍas abu pepe fue dado de alta. >> lo primero que

well army veteran joel snarr has done just that, starting a cleaning and portering team at the dragonou want to do this? ijust volunteered for what reason, why did you want to do this? i just wanted to help out originally, i was on the nhs volunteers list, it was a bit of a slow start because of how many people volunteered and i saw a position through a company who are providing certain services to support the nhs at the principality stadium which is now the dragon heart hospital, so ijust applied for a basicjob and things went from there. and, well, you volunteered and very swiftly, you are now running a team of 100 people, aren‘t you? i guess, running a team of 100 people, aren‘t you? iguess, is running a team of 100 people, aren‘t you? i guess, is that your army logistical background that they thought, this chap, he will be good at this? yeah, they said they were looking for supervisors and so i said, well i have some other skills and a half decent cv so i gave it to them and i came in the next day, interviewed, did a couple of days work for them and they said, actually, would you

an impact on the 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

>> i'mot but joel wanted to show off he has body.it's a quarantine, we're all going a little bit -- >> we're all doing too much. >>> we're coming back with another full 9 ominut0 minutes including inspiration for your next what one family built. >>> expand some of the streets in the area to those of you walking and running right now during our shelter in place. >>> the death toll continues to rise here at the gateway whaso let's do the rightver chanthing, today.ow. let's stay at home. let's wash up. let's always keep our distance - please, six feet apart at least. let's look after ourselves, as well as others. it will all be worth it. we can all do our part. so those on the front line can do their part. and when this is over, we will all, continue, to thrive. >>> now your health, your safety. this is abc7 news. >>> now at 5:30, the impact covid-19 is having on nursing homes. families are demanding answers after a surge of cases at one bay area facility. >>> and after some conflicting guidance, are more americans now wearing masks or

some voted for joel stein. joe biden has his work cut out for him here.icularly california, he stated that bernie won, say they want biden to embrace medicare for all. they want him to embrace the green new deal. they want him to talk about workers' rights some more. now, in terms of the green new deal, and biden is very much against that. this is not going to be a big kumbaya moment. that kumbaya moment may take a while. >> so if you had to pick one, which job number 1 for joe biden, in order to convince those bernie sanders supporters. hey, i'm do this, you need to vote for me. >> we will he took it yesterday. he was very, very outgoing, very conciliatory towards the bernie supporters, towards bernie sanders himself. they said they want to hear him listen to them. they want to have him consult with senator sanders on what to do and about his views and incorporate them and the reason bernie sanders is going to continue to stay in the ballot in 25 states is because he will continue to regulate delegates and he wants to bring those delegates to the convent

now with the nba season suspended, stuff kerry has more time on his hands, he was telling former teammate joel mcgee about his teaching skills to 70-year-old daughter -- seven-year-old daughter riley. >> after the class is over i'm going to dish out the paper and materials so you go sit there and do it. >> you are teaching the system. >> it out. basically, star rating. she said i'm a three-star teacher. i said that's cold. stone cold. i'm investing into your future young lady. this is how you repay me? >> oregon star sabrina nsq. today an award given to the best college player in women's basketball, the alums sport national player of the year award the season she led the ducks to a 31-to record for her senior year before the cancellation of the tournament due to the coronavirus pandemic. struck it's a rainy day, i got three energetic anxious boys at home, so, today was the day, the glenn boys versus the old man challenge at the pull up bar. edited for time and television, here's a zach my 21-year-old how he goes all the way up and down. now these guys handled this easy. this is jake, he's 19,

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joel gone rector of -- codirector of meadowcroft projects, has designed a computer methodology that integrates information from every area of meadowcroft research. computer analysis makes it possible to draw an accurate picture of how the people who visited the rock shelter interacted with their environment. >> i take the raw data, techniqueusing a which is data reduction process, it looks for things that behave together. say people during one time were eating a lot of fish, and as they happen to be down by the stream, they also picked up a lot of crabs and carried them up to the site and deposited crab claws and fish scales on the site. and then during other times, when they perhaps did in favor marine things, they would have gone to hunting deer or something like that. so there is going to be a simultaneous drop off in fish scales and crab claws. there is a correlation. things will come out of the foam material about their hunting patterns. things will come out of the stone tool material that tell about how their stone tool making habits change. all of these things will add to an ever-growin

so while joel tried to keep his business open, he has also donated more than 300 meals to health care 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 has started, we've seen an increase in demand, especially with new families who have never needed the food before. people who have never needed our services. our increase is more than three times of new families to our pantry over the last cou

let's cross over to the one in charge of parts in london joel what is the latest on the condition of the prime minister. well boris johnson has been brought to san thomas' hospital just across the river from downing street on sunday night it's one of the best hospitals in the united kingdom and he went in for routine testing because yet those persistent symptoms of the virus a high fever and a cough you've been self isolating in downing street for 10 days and we last saw him last thursday when he was clapping for the national house service and he did not look good then so when he went to the hospital there were some tests done and his condition even worse and he received some oxygen support and was then moved to the intensive care unit just in case he needs ventilation downing street says so at the moment he's not on a ventilator he does not have pneumonia this is what downing street tells us but he's being closely monitored and he's 55 we know that he said other than that and in a good health condition he didn't have this thing conditions but of course this disease can reputably worsen and we thought were leaders today wishi

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 johnson's government's been criticized for its response to the coronavirus at 1st they said they wanted to let it spread and they refused to bring any kind

. >> constitutional law professor joel paul says the president doesn't have that kind of power.>> in terms of requiring states to act he has no such authority and the 10th amendment reserves to the states all the powers not expressly given to the federal government.>> we told you about the pact between western states and there's one on the east coast as well and as of today a number of states in the midwest joining together to create a plan.>> now this is a closer look at the white house phase 1 reopening plan, schools will stay close and those who can work from home would keep doing that. some large venues can reopen including restaurants and movie theaters but they would be tough social distancing rules. however bars would stay closed. we posted the details on the white house three-phase plan on our website, ktvu.com. >>> worldwide there are now almost 2.2 million confirmed coronavirus cases, and the united states 671,000 cases up nearly 30,000 yesterday morning and 33,000 people have died. california has dropped to number six among states with most coronavirus cases continue to move in the right direction and the bay ar

do it has forced us to not what we normally do. host: joelas an editor of that paper, do you know about subscriptions amid coronavirus? caller: for a long time we have presence,ng our web and i cannot really tell you because i'm not on the business side, but i think that a lot of people are going to our website because we have made our coronavirus in front of the pay wall, our coronavirus coverage in front of the pay wall, at least breaking news. we have not really seen it, but i want to stress with all your viewers out there that if you appreciate local news, if you junior see your kids' high honor roll or little league scores, subscribe to a newspaper. so many restaurants while becoming back, so a lot of newspapers will not be coming back. host: do you want to say the name of your newspaper? caller: i work for the salem news out of salem, massachusetts. host: what is the website for the salem news? caller: salemnews.com. host: there is the front page of .com, that's coming online for seniors, the homeless in the massachusetts area. joel, th

has occurred at the population level. have a line for medical professionals and we welcome your participation. 202-748-8002. 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:

>> reporter: the constitutional law professor joel paul says the president does not have that kind of power. >> in terms of requiring states to act, he has no such authority. the 10th amendment reserved to the states all powers that are not expressly given to the federal government. >> reporter: we told you about the pack between western states. there is one on the east coast, and as of today, a number of states in the midwest joining together to create a plan. raley, ktvu fox2 news. >>> we posted the details on the three phase plan on our website ktvu.com. >>> this morning, first responders in the south bay returned to several hospitals to show their support for healthcare workers. allie rasmus joins us live to explain the growing trend of showing appreciation for workers out on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic. in mourning alley. >> reporter: good morning. we saw that show of support in front of three southbay hospitals this morning. three separate events. first responders giving their thanks to healthcare workers. doctors, nurses, therapists, and staff members walking in and out of this hospital doors early this morning. ta

joel, i will bring you back in. the rally, the rebound from those march 23rd lows, absolutely phenomenal. really haszing. 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 of industries and lot of companies we know today out of the great depression. we hope

joel thomas in just a few months. you're . again time to sport history adrian thank you the french football league has now confirmed the season has been cut short and that paris sunshine might have been declared champions p.s.g. were 12 points clear when the action stopped with 10 rounds of games left to play but bad news for i'm in toulouse who have been relegated to the 2nd division as they were at the bottom when the standings were frozen it's also been announced that the new french season will start on aug 22nd presumably behind closed doors because the government has banned gatherings until september. it's looking more and more likely that italy will follow france in cutting short their football season clubs in italy's top set a division will be allowed to start training next week for the country sports minister of unchained so spadafora thinks it will be wise to focus on next season and write this one off he predicts most couple says feel the same way. resuming training does not mean receiving the season if we don't want uncertainty then we need to follow the path of fronts and that the netherlands and of many other cou

has become something of a superstar in purcell of the moment due to his handling of the crisis he's followed all the world health organization gate lanes and his approval ratings are currently double joels and so on who attempted to kind of make a move on monday that he was getting a little bit too popular but he was then reined in of the last minute by some of the military generals in his government basically suggesting that if you were to do that you may across the way in. in the philippines security measures against the corona virus are making it difficult for farmers to supply and sell their produce the country has more than 4000 cases and over 200 deaths general and dog unfolds from the ever see how. our visit to this farming cooperative is welcomed but there are clear protocols the province of new have a see how it is considered one of the philippines biggest important food ground reads roma will have years as the price of grain has more than doubled after last year's drop in prices that's being welcomed. but he says the market is bala tiles and farmers are worried about the future. we are scared for what might happen next because of this law and we're still waiting for the promis

has become something of a superstar in brazil at the moment due to his handling of the crisis he's followed all the world health organization gay planes and his approval ratings are currently double joels anonymous so those are now tempted to kind of make a move on monday so he was getting a little bit too popular but he was then reigned in of the last minute by some of the military generals and his and his government basically suggesting that if you were to do that you may have crossed the line what do you think the political future holds for the president is typical he's extremely isolated in so many different ways in the capital but as he the as i mentioned there you have the health minister is turning against him at the moment you mentioned at the top of the segment that the state governors every brazil are imposing their own social isolation measures but isn't it an opposition will say now to congress is currently against them as is the supreme court so he's got this kind of $20.00 to $25.00 perhaps 30 percent of the electorate which has remained true to him and. you know as this as this crisis continues we don't really know exactly which way those approval ratings what will we ex

joel osteen is joining us live. the famed pastor giving us holiday inspiration and details of his star-studded easter service from mariah carey to tyler perry. what he hasstore. ♪ 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 the swings from afar. >> i know. i love it. >> i'm waiting to see what rob has to say in return to that. >> i love it. >>> during this tough

has added to the pain and suffering of a family that deserves better. this was all done to vilify this program in this channel. and that's not all. as reporter joel pollick of breitbart.com and the multiple other outlets, to their credit, pointed out, that when "the new york times" got caught spreading the light -- in other words, wipes, they already took the cruise. we messed that up. what they did, they didn't make a correction, they didn't highlighted change, they just try to sneak it in, a stealth edit in the article. in other words, to include a more accurate timeline considering they botched at the first time. and by the way, that completely contradicted the entire thesis of the article. a real journalist, real newspaper would admit that they were eloped wrong, issue a corr. in an interesting way there stopped at it is nothing but an admission of their guilt and an example of how they try to cover up their smear, their slander, their lives and everything else. belafonte, she's a hack. she works for a disgraceful organization, the same people that lied russia, russia, impeach, impeach. and kavanaugh, kavanaugh, the same people that protected

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has accurate information, and distant price gouging or hoarding. so we are going round and we are just hustling, we are nonstop and it's working and we are moving quickly. billy joellf a million dollars in aid and was out the door the next day. camilla and matthew mcconaughey donated a big amount today and there is will be out the door tomorrow. we are working and raising money for all the poor hospitals that can't afford to buy the ppe even if it were available. >> shannon: quickly tell us about the people. because you are taking $10 donations, how can people get involved? >> please donate to bethany/be strong. the small donations do add up. posting as the media and the connectivity, and we are transparent. you can look at my instagram and see exactly where every dollar goes, 100% goes to the effort. now my partners and i are working for those who are working to save our lives. >> shannon: we've loved watching you do this in puerto rico and many other hard-hit areas. when you are able to leverage and call up celebrity friends, that all of us can weigh in and help as well. thank you for what you are doing. it inspires the rest of us. >> thank you and the americans

everyone has to be flexible and open and willing to be cooperate and football in the field and fans in the stands. joelatch 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 martha mcsally she joins us now, good morning, senator. >> good morning, how are you? ainsley: good morning, we are great, thank you. so many people are out of work and so many people are not great because they've lost their loved ones. we are glad that this passed in the senate or most people are. mnuchin said he expects this to be the last wave of payments. what if this is not enough? >> small businesses in my neighborhood

joel, matthew mcconaughey, imagine you're getting help from a lot of people. how can everyday folks help, bethany? >> yeah, probably 50 celebrities, big-name celebrities of health. but it's really the regular american that has helped. the person who donates $0.50, $1, $10, someone said to me that the march of dimes during polio, people were donating $0.50 apiece and it really made a difference so people starting to donate $10 apiece, we can raise millions of dollars. and you're spreading the word, and you're donating to bethenny.com/bestrong. the poor person has been donating, they're making a difference in addition to the wealthy person. >> bill: hundred% all those in, right? >> 100% goes to the effort, as always. >> harris: what's your dog's name? >> this is smog, i have another one named biggie. there one letter, 15 pounds difference. there never a part. >> bill: fantastic. thank you bethany, nice to see you. bethanbethenny frankel, we'll ge website out there as well, thanks. you can find more stories of people coming together in this time of social distancing, information how you can help, always online, 24/7 at foxnews.com. in the meantime, joe biden getting a big endorsement today, we'll tell you abou

joel osteen's lakewood church put on a star-studded celebration that included a message of hope from tyler perry. >> after this moment hasprayer is that we don't return to being so busy that we don't see god. >> reporter: and mariah carey -♪ honoring the heroes on the front lines of the coronavirus fight. and to add to the plot here, the department of justice says it has been monitoring what's happening with these church services and government intervention around the country, and strahan, they say we can expect some kind of action from the doj in the next week, not exactly sure what that action could be on this matter. >> i guess we'll see when it happens, t.j. thank you so much. >>> coming up, everybody, how some restaurants are making it more convenient to skip the supermarket. >>> and next, from tom hanks to espn's horse tournament, how americans are staying entertained while staying at home. step by step, we're going to figure this out. we're gonna find a way through this. we're working really, really hard in hospitals, our nurses, our techs, all the docs. it's about staggering when people get sick so that the hospi

has no chance of maintaining his congressional seat. he almost always votes for the do-nothing dems anyway. i like him even more than joelent. >> ed: a fox news alert now, researchers working around the clock to find a treatment and vaccine for covid-1 covid-19 ans hopes begin to rise, we could have a weapon finally against this virus by the fall. william la jeunesse is live with more from a west coast news bureau. >> at least on an emergency or limited basis before they can actually scale production, optimism yesterday about two different vaccines. basically you have two approaches, one is the vaccine, the holy grail, a shot to inoculate your entire population. the second are drugs, not a cure or come up the severity of that illness by stopping the virus from replicating. one drug you heard of, remdesivir, gilead said positive data is emerging with its first human study. five other drugs are also in phase two or three trials meaning they have already proven safe. but now how effective are they on different groups of patients? the japanese government is already stockpiling one of the drugs from fujifilm because of "encou

has occurred in the population level. we have a line for medical professionals, and we welcome your participation. 202-748-8002. joels on that line in davidson, north carolina. caller: good morning and thank you for the opportunity to discuss this issue. please explain the autopsy results of patients who died of covid-19, to explain the pathology of why people die of this disease, and what inhibits that event. guest: i think joel probably knows that there are many different clinical trials on, and they work in very different ways. antiviral trials, an antibiotic for viruses, so that would stop the replication of the virus and presumably improve outcomes. that is first. the second now, and this alludes , is that whenn people become very, very ill, with covid-19, they develop respiratory disease. ofery substantial percentage them are having a very, very large inflammatory response. it is called the inflammatory cascade. so 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 is clear that the majority are dying following devel

has to bounce but i'm going to make it bounce ♪ >> i love it. >> let's talk about how the show kicks off. a very special guest appearance, you've got your husband, joeli fre$h," and this actually all happened in real life too? >> yes. this scene actually on some level happened in real life because i wanted to make this album. i was excited to make a "nikki fre$h" comedy album and i really had to go into joel's office. i made an appointment with him because you can say whatever you want at home, right, but like i wanted to make it real so i booked an appointment with him and bengi and i had to walk into a room with them and probably four other guys. i was the only girl in there. i was wearing a dress. everybody else was in all black, covered in tattoos. and i walked in there with a poem and read the poem and told them that poem was a big inspiration to me to do this trap album. you know, they were -- they were very nice about it, you know, but i loved that day so much and so joel and i have never been on camera together in our lives and we've never worked together. but i was like, please come and do this first episode with me just because i really wan

joel: the last time we saw him on the field he was fracturing his hip. similar injury that bo jackson had that basically ended career in the football field a long time ago but science he hasou 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". he will debut his brand-new song. that's coming up. discomfort back there? instead of using aloe, or baby wipes, or pow

. >> reporter: pastor joel has said he preaches the god of healing and won't close doors.fter being linked to more than 7 0 covid cases one sacramento mega church finally closed last week meanwhile in baton rouge >> how many positive cases before you consider closing your church doors in the midst of this pandemic? >> i know you're probing me but we're never going to close doors. >> no matter what? >> no matter what. you have my word. >> reporter: a test of more than just faith as a virus rage issan to get the outbreak under control europe may be starting to see their coronavirus measures paying off. the closures, social distancing and travel bans have reportedly led to a decline in case numbers and deaths in key countries. u.k.'s prime minister has been admitted to the hospital cal perry live in london. >> good morning. yeah, we had that news about the prime minister coming late yesterday according to his advisors, admitted to the hospital for what they call precautionary measures they wanted to assure the people here that boris johnson is still running the government we'