>> calvin wright: hurts a lot less than heartache, bill. ( laughs ) >> whitaker: but heartache won't l. the wright boys are well aware every ride could be their last. stuart came close. >> stuart wright: i said, "let's go," and horse reared up and hit my head. kind of knocked me a little senseless. and i fell off, into the arena. he just jumped straight up and fell completely on me. thought it broke my back, because i just felt my ribs pop as he landed on me. i was like, "oh my gosh!" >> whitaker: as awful as that may sound, the wrights say the hardest part of the job is being away from home. >> cody wright: what'd they tell alex last time he went to the doctor? >> whitaker: they're on the road around 250 days a year, clocking 100,000 miles in these... what they call "rodeo motels." >> cody wright: this weekend you're going to heridan and fort pierre, or vice versa? >> whitaker: where they eat, sleep, and drive from canada to the mexican border, chasing eight second dreams. do you sometimes feel like you're on the road more times than you're on a horse? >> jesse wright: you drive 22,

confirmed coronavirus cases are going up as lawmakers remained stalled on a new coronavirus stimulus bill. wright7.9 million confirmed cases in the u.s., on the spread is accelerating. more than a dozen states reporting a spike of 25% or more in the last week, with an average of 50,000 cases every day nationwide. the new surge has some states pulling back on opening plans including newark, new jersey and connecticut adding more states to the trouble quarantine list. >> truly decisive. we have to stop a second way from hitting new york city and we have the power to do it. >> meanwhile, development of a vaccine continues, astrazeneca says they are ready to resume large-scale trials in the u.s. after volunteer got sick but the fda still has not authorized it. earlier this week johnson & johnson paused its own, large- scale trials for the same reason leaving the dharna is the leading u.s. candidate. >> pauses in clinical trials are a good sign. that means the checks and safety balances are being met. >> on capitol hill speaker pelosi and treasury secretary minh nguyen working on a deal for coronaviru

wright in washington coming up the white house and congress remain at >>senate majority leader mitch mcconnell announced earlier this week, the upper chamber will vote next week on a smaller relief bill00 billion dollars kron four's washington correspondent morgan wright reports on the outlook of that bill and the hopes of some lawmakers to get something more meaningful done for americans. >>senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says he plans to bring a 500 billion dollar targeted covid relief bill to the senate floor next week by a nose has not only aware jermont senator patrick leahy says the bill doesn't do enough to provide relief. >>nothing on taking care of people who call it does not guarantee their health care bill would include funds for unemployment assistance schools and more money for small businesses but fall short of democrats demands. rhode island senator sheldon whitehouse says democrats want a deal but need a consistent negotiating partner the republican side. >>it's all fractured and arguing with itself and that makes it really hard for democrats republican senator john kennedy wants democrats to do more than simply reject their offer. vote to proceed that bill. an

bill worth 500 billion dollars. washington correspondent morgan wright reports on the outlook of that bill. >>senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says he plans to bring a 500 billion dollar targeted covid relief bill to the senate floor next week by a nose has not only where jermont senator patrick leahy says the bill doesn't do enough to provide relief. >>nothing on taking care of people call it does not guarantee their health care bill would include funds for unemployment assistance schools and more money for small businesses but fall short of democrats demands. rhode island senator sheldon whitehouse says democrats want a deal but need a consistent negotiating partner the republican side. >>it's all fractured and arguing with itself and that makes it really hard for democrats republican senator john kennedy wants democrats to do more than simply reject their offer. vote to proceed on that bill. and then we'll start amending it. it was passed something. president trump says congress should go big on their next covid relief bill. but treasury secretary steven mnuchin doesn't expect any

bill worth 500 billion dollars. washington correspondent morgan wright takes a look at the coronavirus bill. >>senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says he plans to bring a 500 billion dollar targeted covid relief bill to the senate floor next week by a nose has not only where jermont senator patrick leahy says the bill doesn't do enough to provide relief. >>nothing on taking care of people call it does not guarantee their health care bill would include funds for unemployment assistance schools and more money for small businesses but fall short of democrats demands. rhode island senator sheldon whitehouse says democrats want a deal but need a consistent negotiating partner the republican side. >>it's all fractured and arguing with itself and that makes it really hard for democrats republican senator john kennedy wants democrats to do more than simply reject their offer. vote to proceed on that bill. and then we'll start amending it. it was passed something. president trump says congress should go big on their next covid relief bill. but treasury secretary steven mnuchin doesn't expect any

bill but he did leave the door open for. >>targeted relief for the airline industry and more stimulus checks for america, our washington dc correspondent morgan wright reports on whether lawmakers will now be able to reach any agreement on those stand-alone bills. >>with president trump rejecting negotiations for a comprehensive covid relief bill mayor going congressman jamie raskin says the president isn't serious about helping americans getting like 90% of the way or blow the whole thing up and say no just like the president right or a bunch of checks that will get people's mailboxes a week before election day on a dozen so a greater plan to be rescued says the president is abandoning people in need president to clear many months ago that this was a war. >>against the pandemic he was a wartime president well our wartime president just want a white house speaker nancy pelosi says despite delays she still optimistic about reaching a deal i'm hopeful because it has to be pelosi is still in talks with the treasury secretary about relief for airlines. an industry that faces massive layoffs, but administration officials say pelosi doesn't really want to

bill but he opened the door for targeted relief. >>for the airline industry and $1200 checks to americans. our washington correspondent morgan wright speaks with white house said about trade adviser, peter navarro about the administration's latest approach to getting relief to americans. >>with president trump rejecting negotiations for a comprehensive covid relief bill mayor going congressman jamie raskin says the president isn't serious about helping americans getting by 90% of the way or blow the whole thing up and say no just like the president right or a bunch of checks that will get people's mailboxes a week before election day on a dozen celebrate a plan to be rescued says the president is abandoning people in need president to clear many months ago that this was a war. >>against the pandemic he was a wartime president well our wartime president just want a white house speaker nancy pelosi says despite delays she still optimistic about reaching a deal i'm hopeful because it has to be done pelosi is still in talks with the treasury secretary about relief for airlines. an industry that faces massive layoffs, but administration

wright. i was pleased to see that you mentioned the bill [inaudible] through the pandemic, food workers have been deemed essential but many of them are not getting the essential worker wages they deserve. tell me why i should support this bill. >> certainly they've stuck in there in assisting customers and running stores. we refer to them as supermarket superheroes. anything we can do to reward those people for that [inaudible] the most important part of the economy, which is the food chain during this difficult time i appreciate your leadership on that. >> last question. so ending up with 24 policies which means a significant portion expands food security. you mentioned in your testimony what can congress do to fix the problems? >> appreciate that. it's important to be able to connect and making those connections. the program i think had good intentions. a piece of this though is making better connections to the smaller scale distributors and farmers. i think building the stronger connections which it currently doesn't have would be one step but also recognizing as we stated before, is reco