use dayton road. dayton road. ur7. we're going up, aren't we?ition on a two—way radio. dayton zero up, pick up. got to try the accent, haven't you? helpfully, the truck we're following is announcing its location too. voice on radio: two up. two up. ah, did you hearthat? so, that's our truck. he's just announced exactly where he is. he's two kilometres up the road, and we should hear where he comes off the road. there are very, very, very fresh tyre prints. so we're still on his tail. nine up dayton. he's coming off there isn't he, at nine? nine up. it's too muddy to follow, so we send up the drone. it's clear that trees have been felled. once again, drax claims this isn't primary forest because it's near a road. but the nearest paved road is six miles away. and the site appears to meet the un definitions of primary forest. we can see the drax truck being loaded up with tree trunks. we then follow it back to the highway. this is the road. yeah, this is the pavement. and it all goes to the right, so we're all good. drax says it avoids damaging pri

road, we set off for the swing state of ohio. >> i am a mexican american, i am lgbtq, i am a lesbian, i am a woman. jessica: in dayton >> the number one issue for me is lgbtq rights, especially same sex marriage. jessica: rodriguez spent 24 years in the air force, including two deployments. keeping her personal life a secret under the military's don't ask, don't tell policy, until it was lifted. >> not only can they join the military and feel safe to do it, ceremonies, being able each other coming home from deployment, that is something that me and my partner could not do. so, i don't want to see us go back. >> honestly, we're struggling. jessica: across town, at the dayton food bank, long lines. the need, nearly double what it was this time last year. so, too, are helena adams' grocery bills. >> it used to cost $150 a week to feed all five of us, and now it is $300, $350. it keeps going up. it's ridiculous. jessica: and there's carl schaefer, who has cancer and is on a fixed income. >> in less than two years, it's screwed up so bad, everybody, its affected everybody. jessica: america, it feels at a crossroads. but a