Hello everyone and welcome to Amunpur. Here's what's coming up.

In this season of Passover, Easter and Ramadan, Reverend William Barber urges us to unite to help the

dispossessed even while social distancing.

And... Will you commit to the CDC right now using that existing authority to pay for diagnostic testing free to every American regardless of insurance.

Well, I can say that we're going to do everything to make sure everybody can get the care of the need.

Holding them to account amidst disaster, Representative Katie Porter faces off with the head of the CDC.

Michelle Martin talks to the California freshman

who literally won't take no for an answer.

And helping homeschooling parents cope,

insight from remote learning pioneer. homeschooling parents cope, Insight from Remote Learning Pioneer, the Khan Academy founder

Sal Khan. And finally,

Anytime you need a friend, I will be here. Frontline health workers unite in harmony why music can be great therapy. Welcome to the program everyone. I'm Christina Manpur reporting from home in

London. The coronavirus pandemic is still surging. In Italy it's going to be extending its nationwide

lockdown and Britain remains in lockdown even as other European countries including

Denmark, Norway and Austria, plan to relax some restrictions and open some

schools after the Easter break. In America, the State of New York reports over 160,000 cases, that's more than any other country in the world.

Meanwhile, the world's faithful must reckon with how to observe Easter, Passover and

Ramadan, while all their faith leaders are telling them to stay at home

and stay away from their churches, their synagogues and their mosques.

And the pandemic poses another major spiritual challenge by disproportionately targeting the poor and the vulnerable all across the world.

In America, blacks and Latinos are most vulnerable to infection and most likely to die from the disease.

Now the Reverend Dr William Barber is one of America's leading anti-poverty activists

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