, what they called our flyer. and so, that last degree, the propulsion system, enables the brothers to go to kitty hawk in the late fall, early winter of 1903, where they start readying their flying program. they have a crash. they're down for a couple of days. but it's december 17th, 1903, that they actually fly this airplane that you see behind me. and it's that moment, that reaching of that actual getting into the air under the power and looking at all of the technology here in terms of, you have your aluminum engine, you have spruce propellers and spruce structural members, you have metal fittings, and you have mussel fabric, called pride of the west, according to the brand. so, that all comes together in the system of the airplane that they create. and so, after those four flights, a big wind comes up at kitty hawk. and the flyer tumbles. it's demolished. so, but they claimed success. they pack it up and they go back to dayton, where they're from, and they send a telegram to their father "success four flights

attention to the board some of these dumb ass flyers are torn to shreds i mean, look at the crap youuman being would use a used futon -- are you going to do that right now? [ laughter ] you're gonna take that right in front of me? >> yeah, my place got flooded, i need a new bed >> you need a bed? huh? how about i kick you so hard your balls come out your ass, how about that, huh? [ laughter ] then you can use a hospital bed. [ laughter ] >> dan, dan, dan >> what, what? >> calm down, okay here's your coffee, all right? now either sit down and shut up, or leave >> okay. >> you hear me >> okay. you're right, you're right sorry nicholas, i'll be cool sorry about that, man. >> it's all right. i know everybody is a little bit stressed out lately. >> ooh boy isn't that the truth yeah, we're all stressed you know what is a great way to relieve stress [ laughter ] >> no, no. >> that's right. okay okay sir, can i borrow this chair here can you move these books for me, please mind if i move -- can you move - [ laughter ] you know what, how about that? i'll just do that for you. thank you. [ lau

control room aboard the command ships, strike upon strike was ordered. ♪ then the navy and marine flyersise, deadly rocket fire to help make the next 50 yards of advance less costly. [airplane engine] [explosions] this was the fleet that had to stay because always the stream of supplies to those troops must be steady and huge. a bridge of ships was brought across the pacific to bring our men more food, more medicine, more ammunition. and waiting at the end of the longest supply route in any war were the kamikazes. [explosions] this was a fleet fighting like infantry, punching away at the enemy, only there are no foxholes in the ocean. [explosions] march 18 to the 21st, 556 japanese planes destroyed. [explosions] [airplane engine] men fought without sleep, some fought with guns, some with axes, torches, some with fire smothering foam. thick and fight at the same time. [airplane engine] [explosions] ♪ many fell at their battle stations. and some were buried. [gunfire] ♪ "don't give up the ship" became more than a schoolbook legends. it became a fact of life. ♪ [gunfire] april 13 brought mo

to your members so they have the flyer there as well. we are in the process rit now of mailing out a letter to all of your retirees, all of your kaiser senior advantage retirees that will include both the transportation flyer as well as the silver and fit flyer designed to have step-by-step exactly what they need to do so they can get these benefits. we know many people don't necessarily lock at e-mail or respond to phone calls so we wanted o mak to make sure we han a variety of methods. we're also -- we send aging kits when your members are turning 65 and we've added that transportation flyer to that kit so when they get that kit in the mail, it tells me about the senior advantage plan. it will also have the transportation anier. also, the open enrollment kits so that will be later in the year. are there any questions? >> since we've -- coronavirus as come up several times but this is a population that should see itself at particular risk for the complications. we've been getting lots of e-mails from bakery and all kinds of what they're

in these fights the pilot who is the best shot and flyer usual usually comes out victorious. in these fights it's man against man instead of division against division. at's why i like the air service, individual counts for something." so aside from this individualism and tied to it is this sense of aggression. it's probably the most emphasized trait among the guys when you read their memoirs and letters. they saw themselves as these warriors who kind of lusted for battle, but in a way they see themselves creating this knights of the roundtable concept. one of the best versions, you see this a lot with fighters -- i mentioned them, here's the lafayette escadrille, about 250 pilots, minutes that volunteer long before americans enter the war to fly for france and they create the lafayette escadrille. keep in mind, about that many more americans volunteered and were spread out among squadrons. they all didn't have a cool marketable name like that and actually more americans will fly with the british than in the lafayette escadrille, but they are the famous ones you hear most abou

and how did the different types of flyers have different cultures?ersonally have not looked at rotary wing guys very closely. i can't speak directly to them. i can say that different types of pilots have very different cultures. bomber pilots have very different cultures than the missileers do. psychological studies during and after world war ii where the air force hired psychologists to come in and look at fire pilots versus bomber pilots and they found that almost all of this is true. some of was self selecting but fighter pilots were more independent, aggressive, didn't like authority. bomber pilots were more teamwork oriented. there's certainly cultural differences there. i don't know about the chopper pilots specifically, but i imagine just from what little i've seen, it's certainly not quite the same as this. there's probably some overlap. >> ladies and gentlemen, please join me in thanking dr. michael hankins. >>> you're watching a special edition of american history tv airing now during the week while members of congress are working in their

behind me, you see the wright flyer. oracle right, at the controls takes flight -- orville wright takes flight. the first time. at the end of the day, after four flights, oracle -- orville and wilbur alternate. 30 miles per hour. they usher in the aerial age. how they came to create that moment is very important. not only did they invent the airplane, they invent aeronautical engineering in the process needed to create actual flying machines. in 1899, the brothers, they are unmarried and owned a bicycle shop. they are yankee mechanics. they know tools and take interest in apply to pretty presses, bicycles, and building a flying machine. in 1899, they were at the smithsonian institution and ask for all the literature on point. -- ask for all the literature on flight. they learn about the secretary of smithsonian and the competitor. they learn about the conduit of knowledge between aeronautical exterminators in europe and united states. what sets them apart is they break the problem down. they look at an airplane as a syst

/covid, download the flyers and share them. >> trevor: thanks for being on the show.much, trevor. >> trevor: that's our show for tonight. before we go, though, with businesses closing and people losing their jobs all over the country, lots of people are struggling to find a meal right now and you can help them by donating to "feeding america." they're suppliesing meals to millions of americans every day and they could use our help. even a dollar could get somebody a meal. stay safe, wash your hands and take temperature in a different hole every day just to spice things up. here here it is... your moment of zen. >> last night, i took a razor and buzzed my head, and i gave myself a giant bald spot. >> somehow we seemed to have added more hair during this cut than take it away. >> i don't think my partner knows what they're doing. >> don't let your friends cut your hair. maybe they don't have the proper training. >> no! no! no! >> so people won't have to do this much longer. ♪ - ♪ i'm goin' down to south park, gonna have myself a time ♪ ♪ friendly faces everywhere ♪ humb

. ♪ [explosions] [airplane engine] the navy and marine flyers lay down precise, deadly rocket fire tot 50 yards of advanced less costly. [airplane engine] [gunfire} [gunfire} [explosions] [airplane engine] [gunfire} [airplane engine] narrator: this was the fleet that had to stay because the stream of supplies to those troops must be steady. a bridge of ships was brought across the pacific to bring our men food, medicine, ammunition. and waiting at the end of the longest supply route in any war worthy kamikazes. [explosions] [gunfire} [airplane engine] [explosions] fleetor: this was a fighting like infantry, punching away at the enemy, only there are no foxholes in the ocean. [explosions] [airplane engine] [gunfire} [gunfire} [gunfire} [airplane engine] [airplane engine] [explosions] [airplane engine] march 18 narrator: narrator: narrator:, 556 18, 550 six japanese planes destroyed. [explosions] [airplane engine] [gunfire} [airplane engine] [explosions] [gunfire} [gunfire} [gunfire} [airplane engine] [explosions] narrator: men fought without sleep, some fought with guns, some with axes

kruger printed flyers to get the word out her services are free of charge and they are catching on. but you can still see senior citizens shopping in the local supermarket krueger things they underestimate the danger of infection 3 go shopping for those who are being careful but she can't get all the things they want. me laid on me no unfortunately if they are out of toilet paper and paper towels i found everything else. but those 2 items aren't in stark county for me. this bag of groceries is for a couple that lives on the outskirts. i got everything but the toilet paper and paper towels. you're welcome do you leave the house at all. sometimes we stroll around the garden or in the courtyard we go for a little walk but we avoid crowds. we don't want to push it. what do you mean. though truly this weekend our children aren't allowed to visit the grandchildren can stop by either that's just the way it is we have to abide by the rules health comes 1st. some seniors compare what is happening now to hard times in their past. we survived the war we survived flooding we will survive this f

with supermarkets now the i flyers and a continent where business activity has essentially grind to a halt eurozone finance ministers had been at loggerheads about how to save companies and individuals from financial meltdown. after some stormy exchanges via video finally a breakthrough on thursday night. the package we approved today is. of a size close to 4 percent of your view g.d.p. blows the automatic stabilisers that are quite powerful to protect european economies in case of prizes. president we never have reacted so quickly to a crisis has run the plan agreed totals over half a trillion euros it includes a $100000000000.00 euro unemployment insurance scheme a further $200000000000.00 will go towards shoring up companies and $240000000000.00 will go into a pos to enable member countries to pay for the costs of the pandemic the agreement comes after an initial proposal to pool debt by countries including italy france and spain was firmly shot down by richer nations like the netherlands and germany. but those who were left disappointed by the rejection of these so-called corona b

anyway, whether detective sesnick read the flyer, his eye landed on a very curious detail.loyees, a man named casey clark had up and disappeared. >> i printed it off and handed it to mark and said hey, what do you think about this? >> what did you think about that? >> it was the first time we'd every heard of that name. >> so who was casey clark? >> he was funny, well-mannered. >> didn't take long to find out. casey was an old friend of james henrikson. he moved to the oil patch specifically to work for henrikson at blackstone, james' trucking company. rick airy knew him well. so what did you do, the two of you? wed go out to the bar, chase girls, do the normal things guys do during the boom. >> rick and casey were field superintendents for the trucking company. how were you involveded with the business? >> i worked with the accountant, to make sure think got signed off to make sure they got paid and i was sort of the middleman for the paperwork. >> were you a minor partner. >> it was the james show for sure. people saw me all the time. >> time off was rare. and eventually,

the rest of it is in the flyer. i didn't mention i worked briefly with the congressional research service, the little longer for the department of energy, the conservation of solar, and seven years at the state department and historian's office. in the flyer notes, my research and publications focus on the political economy and geopolitics of oil. i want to say a few words about the importance of studying history. there are many ways of understanding the world. why study history? i would say first, in addition to being intrinsically interesting, it expands a range of experience. learning from other people in other times and places forces us to think outside our own experiences in time and place. studying history helps us understand who we are. as individuals, nations, and human beings. second, in contrast to popular usage, history is not just about the past, but also key to understanding the present and preparing to face the future. studying history helps to understand how the world got to be the way it is today and

this man is with the coalition of workers which has been distributing flyers on covid precautions, in and creole. and answering questions on a radio talk show. some growers have set up hand washing stations, but reyes fears that's not enough. >> if you think about the virus as a wild fire, we're dry tinder, in a way. if there are no workers, because we get all sick and it's impossible to sustain the work because of that, then there's no food. what are people going to do? >> reporter: the vast majority of the nation's farm workers lack health insurance or sick paid leave. and though it's estimated undocumented immigrants paid $20 billion in federal taxes in 2018, they aren't eligible for stimulus checks. "because of our needs, we have to go to work," says gloria carrera. though she recently made the tough decision to leave the fields and her income for the health of her two children. work or stay safe, a daily don lemon a for laborers like her across the country. but carrera's situation exposes another problem. more than one family living under one roof. she says it's the only way she

i grabbed the flyer, and they said it was free, but still got to call and make an appointment. but i want to be tested. >> reporter: door-to-door outreach starts tomorrow, and then they'll be offering testing starting saturday, lasting through thursday. we're actually at one of the testing sites right now, but there will be others across the mission. for information on how to register to get tested and the testing locations, head to our website, kpix.com. jackie ward, kpix 5 in san francisco. >>> and san francisco is also shutting down 13 miles of streets to cars. it will allow residents to take walks and maintain social distancing. closures include kirk ham and and ortega. >> the coronavirus death toll in california is up 5%, and hospitalizations are up 3% according to governor newsom. foam he'll give an update on where we stand toward the goal of reopening the state's economy and will provide more details on the six criteria that he laid out last week, and reveal the state has a new website geared toward volunteerism during the pandemic. >>> developing news in san francisco's

this is voluntary testing, and the target is beginning between sound bend where flyers were passed out in the area. the data has shown that so-called minority communities are being hit the hardest by covid, especially the latino mission. it will run for four days. similar testing has taken place in the community of bow leanious. those that test positive will get the assistance they need. this will be a huge step for the mission, and it's a four-day effort and runs until 5:00. >> yeah, more testing is the big goal. thank you, damian. >>> and san francisco is expanding testing to san francisco city workers. >>> medical examiners around the state are now taking another look at death as far back as december, actually, to fill in the california coronavirus timeline. health leaders confirmed the first death happened in the first weeks of february, and that's when the 57-year-old south bay mother died at home. she worked at land research for nearly three decades and never traveled out of the country. >> what these deaths tell us we had community transmission far earlier than we had known. >>

i think that hopefully when this returns we believe that our flyers will be one of the first back intohe air. >> rob, we really appreciate that a lot of people rooting for you in the efforts you're doing for the city and the hospitals hopefully we'll talk soon under some different circumstances thanks >> i look forward to it. thanks >>> guys, mnuchin on twitter with an update on the loan program. he says $875 million processed, almost all from community banks. big banks taking applications and will be submitting them shortly. we're going to look for metrics like this given all of the reports of confusion, guidelines that are unclear, qualifications you need to have with banks being customers, what kind of customers. that will be very key. >> yeah, carl. our own tweeting just in the past minute this is chaotic mess only bank of america is live for a subset of customers. wells fargo saying straight up no applications today. >> with a number of small business owners in my family, a lot of confusion on trying to get the applications in today. what it will mean in terms of keeping people on

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dealing with the violence, now passing out flyers dealing with to control the spread of the virus. >> what we've been seeing is the youth don't believe it, don't believe the virus is real. >> despite the numbers? >> despite what's being said on television. we have to be honest. most of them don't watch the 6:00 news. that's where we come in. we provide them with information from the chicago department of health, and we're partnering with them, with information on how to be safe. not only you, but your family. >> reporter: he explained to me a big problem they're dealing with is the misinformation and disinformation out there, people thinking they're invincible to this virus, young people not taking this seriously enough. they're addressing that know. i'll tell you the mayor of chicago, lori lightfoot announced a new policy they're announcing in order to deal with people using public transportation. bus drivers will only use rear door boarding, so people only enter the buses from thing ba. they're also giving bus drivers the option to skip some stops if the bus becomes more crowded. y

the search for jackson began with flyers posted in the city followed by a $7,000 reward, no questions ask. she even paid $500 to have a plane fly a banner thad read bring jackson home. >> the balance between remaining hopeful and being okay potentially never seeing him again. >> reporter: then, yesterday, the unexpected call came. >> they sent me photos and sure enough it was him. i burst into tears and called my friend in l.a., get to the shelter now. >> reporter: now what? she told me she's leaving the bay area and moving to her hometown of jackson, wyoming to regroup. then, she's moving to portugal. why, i asked? >> she responded, why not. in san francisco, leanne melendes, abc7 news. >>> sunnier and warmer, beautiful day. our meteorologist will be here with the forecast next. >>> here at abc7 we are honoring the class of 2020 that had to forego graduation ceremonies and other milestones because of the pandemic. tyler is graduating from uc irvine. his mom writes he worked extremely hard, graduating one quarter early and worked at disneyland for teammates help each other find a way

we have a lot of great photos and flyers from that area and that. that i could donate myself.'re, i decided, you know, why not pursue other people and other bands and get them to donate as well? the historic moments in san francisco, punk history, is the sex pistols concert which was at winterland. [♪] it brought all of the punks on the web -- west coast to san francisco to see this show. the sex pistols played the east coast and then they play texas and a few places in the south and then they came directly to san francisco. they skipped l.a. and they skipped most of the media centres. san francisco was really the biggest show for them pick it was their biggest show ever. their tour manager was interested in managing the adventures, my band. we were asked to open to support the pistols way to that show. and the nuns were also asked to open the show. it was certainly the biggest crowd that we had ever played to. it was kind of terrifying but it did bring people all the way from vancouver, tee seattle, portland, san diego, all up and down the coast, and l.a., obviously. to san f

top basketball player wins a wooden award, and now the first flyer drafted in the nfl since 1977. >>lma mater of jon gruden, the dayton fliers. >> there you go. >> how about that? yeah. this guy lit it up this year, obviously, at this level for dayton. i think when he turned some heads is when he had a chance to go to the combine, did really good in some of the drill work, showed tremendous quicknessnc tf e bigan hllis u can sow soft are. heeft thatr wlnd i theopl tho he goi to go in the first three rounds and sure enough, the saints give him that opportunity. >> i spoke to some gms. they said adam trautman ran crisp routes compared to the other tight ends. you see in the highlights really soft hands, can get behind the defense. he's a competitor. i know it wasn't at the highest level. i think the saints got a really good pick, probably a steal in adam trautman. >> in the fcs,he put up the best number of any tight end. he's having a great year. >> we heard des talk about his route running. his career started as a quarterback, so sometimes a position change can change everything for a

i grabbed a flyer, and they said it was free, but you still got call and make an appointment. but i want to be tested. >> reporter: door-to-door outreach starts tomorrow. the testing will take place here along with some other locations across the mission. it starts on saturday and will last through tuesday. we have a link to the on-line registration on our website, kpix.com. >>> coming up next, what you need to know to be able to ride b.a.r.t. tomorrow. >>> plus the companies now being told to give their loan money back to the feds. >>> and if not, there will be poe tintially other consequences. >> i'm not necessarily going to be in an urgent situation or run out and be surrounded by 55,000 strangers. >> and now major league baseball could get hit with a huge federal lawsuit. >>> and stay away from this bay area beach. what scientists are doing there after this whale washed ashore. >>> warmer and warmer weather in store for us as we head through the rest of the week. looking pretty good as we head towards the golden gate. the camera shaking around a little because it is breezy

his work distributing flyers has dried up area there are four in his house -- dried up.re four s his highd. -- his household. assistance from others is all that is left. >> every day we pray for hp, donations and volunteers. thanks to god, we are getting them. it is mia e.racl reporter:t that is w many businesses need through the plan is to open next month customer numbers must be limited area cafes can only serve outdoors. businesses, shutred for weeks, may struggle to suffer. this man finds the bills piling up, more than he wil able to pay. if his restaurant fails, his staff will be jobless. reporter: there was an emergency fund to support economies during this crisis, butwill months untile know whether the emergency fund is helping spain, italy and the other countries in the south of europe which had borne the brunt of this. anchor: thank you. since cid-19 began, elderly people have been shielded from ci contact even from members of their own family. this care home in austria is one of many which introduced social distancing rules so when relatives visit, they can see

there were bursts of flyer -- fire. the camouflage have not been disturbed. there was a huge barrier preventing you from getting off of the beach, a concrete barrier about 300 feet wide, six feet thick. it was supposed to have been pulverized by the bombing and its own camouflage net was still on it. the bombing which was supposed to be the most intense in history had missed its target. we later learned the bombs had hit apple orchard half a mile inland. i often wondered why they had not been able to send -- they later claimed they could not see the beach, it was foggy, but they should have been able to drop flares and to send in low-flying planes before the bombing was to begin. flares that would remain lit. you can't have flares that will stay several minutes, 15 or a half hour. if they had done that and dropped, they could have sent those in and determined the flares were in the right place. i have often speculated there was inadequate planning for what to do about making sure the bombs dropped in the right place. in any case, many of us were killed gettin

before boarding and is equipping employees with masks, face shields, gowns and gloves, hoping to calm flyers' fears. p.p.e. is something u.s. flight crews have been calling for as well. but, recovery may not come soon enough for some airlines. virgin australia became the largest yet to enter bankruptcy due to coronavirus. >> i have been in this terminal for 25.5 years. these people behind me, not only my mates, they're my brothers and sisters. don't clip our wings. >> reporter: wings so many hope keep flying through the threatening skies ahead. kris van cleave, cbs news, washington. >> foster: still ahead on the "cbs weekend news:" how far can the coronavirus travel? scientists say there is new suse for concern. cause for concern. at first sign of diarrhea, call your doctor, start an anti-diarrheal, and drink fluids. before taking verzenio, tell your doctor if you have fever, chills, or other signs of infection. verzenio may cause low white blood cell counts, which may cause serious infection that can lead to death. life-threatening inflammation of the lungs can occur. talk to your doctor if

here's the flyers showing peres's picture his family says their last contact with him was on april 10th. kron 4 news has also learned that san mateo county law enforcement are now looking into the possibility that this crime is connected to the suspect killed in a fatal police shooting 2 weeks ago 35 year-old president justin silver now has been identified as the man who south san francisco police say went on a rampage starting at 05:30am easter sunday. >>police say silver now attempted to carjack 2 different people at a chevron gas station on the key boulevard stabbing an off-duty san francisco police officer who tried to intervene that officer shot the suspect. but silver nail was still able to fight off south city officers who arrived on scene and despite also being tased they say silver now managed to get away stealing one of the patrol car's silver now was chase to a kaiser permanente medical facility parking lot in daly city, wary rammed a police cruiser in pursuit. police say it was after he got out of the car and confronted officers with a knife at officers fatally shot him. at

his work is disturbing flyers to homes and it has dried up. there are four in hiehold to feed. the worst of spain's economic crisis, those on the margins could find on jobs. but not now. th-- assistance from others is all that is lt. >> every day we pray for help for the nation. some volunteers. thanks to god we are getting them. it is po miracle. er: a miracle is what many of spain's businesses need, to o. the plan is they will start reopening next month, but customer numbers ca will be limited. cafes can only serve outdoors. businesses shuttered for weeks may struggle to survive. paco;s has come back to find the bills piling up, more than he thinks he will be able to pay. if his restaurant tails, the five will be jobless too. translator: even when we open, i don't think people will go out like before. s they will red. no one knows what will happen. we are all scared. reporter: those fears are feltin right across seven in the smallest places. this bullring should be full now. this isn't exactly a year ago. the annual fiesta. people crowded in from far and wide. [applause] espo

>>police we here at 41 year-old caetanoperes's apartment investigating his disappeance he's the flyers showing progress picture his faily says their last contact with hiit was on apri10. 4 news has also learned th san mateo county law enforcement are now looking into the possibility. is crime suspect killed in a fatal police shooting 2 weeks ago. 35 year-old president justin silv now has been identified as the man whosell san francisco. police say went on a rampage arting at 05:30am eastersunday. police say lver now attempted to carjack 2 different ople at a chevron gas station vickieboulevard stabbing an off-duty san francisco police officer who tried to intervene that officer shot the suspect bulver now was still able fight off south city officers who arrivedon scene and despite also being taste they say it's over now managed to get away tealing one of the patrol car's silver now was chase to a kaiser rmanente medical facility parking lot daly city whe he rammed a police cruiser in pursuit police say it was after he got out of the car and confronted officers with a knife at officers

aside from bullets she believes in information numerous flyers are supposed to calm polish farmers fears of swine fever encouraging them to take sufficient steps to protect their stuff. on the german side of the border farmers have been anxiously waiting for the 1st outbreak front my to use in noise selleck keeps his 4000 animals under lock and key. he won't let anyone into his stables not even our cameramen he filmed this footage himself if there was just one confirmed case of swine fever the region's meat trade would grind to a halt and meat exports would plummet. we're scared what if iris is spread in a single or could spread the virus here to all it takes is an animal swimming across the river oder or nice to have a no brainer to do. but what can be done to keep the polish bores out. the german state of brandenburg has erected a 120 kilometer long electric fence along the border river. but will the flimsy fence help. all right now we're seeing bore destroying the fence for centuries there's never been a fence here and the poor have grown used to certain routes. you know they need to

state corporation has a cutting edge technology week safe and environmentally friendly traditional flyer truly a medical supply this country or simply needs at the southern health care we've already started it's to this issue of medical mass is there in higher demand you know last week were also stars as their decision was made to google group equipment for collecting storing and transporting by materials all could be going to this sterilization center has always been sassed with disinfecting medical devices edible plant products and other goods as well today however medical masks and vials for virus transportation are the priority employees here are working in 3 shifts around the clock trucks full of crucial products for doctors fighting coal bit 19 make deliveries to this mosque or region sensor 247 the turnover is already high but here they're ready for more significant numbers. in april out goal is to sterilize 150000 sample test kits in may 300000 kits and starting from june we want to sterilize $550000.00 every month as for masks we can sterilize 10000000 a week but the targets are

this man is with the coalition of workers which has been distributing flyers on covid precautions, in spanish and creole, and answering questions on a radio talk show. some growers have set up hand washing stations, but reyes >>u abouvi's not enough. w.ld fie, win if there are no workers, because we get all sick and it's impossible to sustain the work because of that, then there's no food. what are people going to do? >> reporter: the vast majority of the nation's farm workers lack health insurance or sick taid leave. and though it's estimated undocumented immigrants paid $20 billion in federal taxes in 2018, they aren't eligible for stimulus checks. "because of our needs, we have to go to work," says gloria carrera. though she recently made the ough decision to leave the fields and her income for the health of her two children. work or stay safe-- it's a daily dilemma for laborers like her across the country. but carrera's situation exposes another problem. more than one family living exposure evof. she says it's the only way she can afford the rent but increases their chance of expo

they're passing out two flyers to save lives, one on gun violence, another on coronavirus. >> there is an old saying that when the country catches a cold that black people catch pneumonia. that's true. >> reporter: african americans in chicago account for more than 60% of covid deaths, but are just 30% of the population. a trend they're trying to fight with facts. >> you good? >> yeah, yeah. >> reporter: and also debunk rumors. >> we used to hear the craziest things that the coronavirus don't affect black people. >> reporter: we saw the skepticism for ourselves. >> i don't believe it. >> reporter: what don't you believe in? >> the coronavirus. >> reporter: but official numbers show minority and low- income neighborhoods hardest hit, new york's outer boroughs and chicago's far south side. that's where we found long lines for testing outside the new woseland community hospital. dr. tarrel applewhite, who runs the site, said no public testing on the south side until recently was compounded by a lack of representation in early media coverage. >> i think the things that they saw in and the

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