annie glen, probably best known as the wife of astronaut john glen.are married for 68 years before john glenn died in 2016. she was his wife through it all, the wars he fought, the time he served in the senate, the two historic trips to space. but she was a hero in her own right. she lived with a severe stutter for most of her life. as a child she estimated she couldn't speak 85% of the tilme. can you imagine what that must have been like? it wasn't until she was in her 50s after intense therapy that she felt she could speak with confidence. she even spoke in public for her cause, something she never imagined she could do for most of her life. she was known as a woman for an endless amount of courage for herself and her family. she was 100 years old. and the corliss henry was the first black nurse. she joined after receiving special permission from the board. her friends and colleagues say she endured a lot of racism in her life but she never lot it stop her. she was 95 years old. what a life she lived. paul carey was a retired firefighter and paramed

annie glen, she was probably best known as the wife of the astronaut john glen.e married for 68 years before john glenn died in 2016. she was his wife through it all, the wars he fought, the time in the senate, the two historic trips to space. she was a hero in her own right. she lived with a severe stutter most of her life. as a child, she estimated she couldn't speak 85% of the time. can you imagine that, what that must have been like? it wasn't until her 50s after intense therapy that she went on to become an advocate for people with speech impediments. she even spoke in public for her cause. she was known as a woman with an endless amount of courage for herself and her husband, her family. she was 100 years old. corliss henry was the first black nurse in new jersey. can you imagine what that was like in 1957. she joining after receiving special permission from the board. she endured a lot of racism in her life, but she never let it stop her. she continued. she overcame it. she was 95 years old. what a life she lived. pole kerry was a paramedic from colorado.

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one state cannot make that decision, john, but if it works economically, that is great. we control the racetracks. we can open watkins glen. that is in our control. >> is this just for the nascar race in august or all racing? >> i don't know exactly. do you know? >> allow for fanless activity, to the extent nascar wants to race, which they have indicated they would, as long as there is no fans, they can bring staff, with guidance. that is the same thing for the racetracks, the horse racetracks in the vast majority of employees are already on site on those tracks working with horses and training. as the governor mentioned, the risk there is minimal because activity is already occurring. >> for any sports, baseball in particular, there is a large number of maintenance staff, support staff, can you allow games in stadiums and still account for production and social distancing? >> that is what they are doing, coming up with a plan that says, look, i have to maintain the stadium anyway. there are people there. it is a big venue. if i am only doing a game, i can bring back limited staff. this is how they will be protected, the

john glenn. he said near the end of his life that he would not venture into space if katherine johnson was not checking the calculations on his space flight. and so the actual flight with ohn glen where he orbitted the earth, katherine johnson played a significant role in that. and we also know that katherine johnson played a significant role in the moon landing. and so those are three pivotal moments that changed space united nd how we in the states of america see nasa today. i had the pleasure on katherine johnson's 99th birthday to meet -- be with her at greenbrier. and at 99, i was in off of just how sharp she still was. we laughed, joked, had a great time, she is as radiant and beautiful at 99 as she was when she walked our campus back in the early 1930's. and so when i met her at the 99th birthday, i started asking myself, as people learned more about katherine johnson, at the university she loved so dear and we love her, we have to do something to recognize her and make sure history never forgets how profound she was in helping nasa win the space race. so i got a team of my faculty and students together, and we started brainstorming. i said we are going to honor katherin

glen kpix 5 . >> a live look now at the latest number of coronavirus cases from johns hopkins university. there are nearly 1.4 million cases in the united states and more than 82,000 people have died. appearing before the senate health committee yesterday, dr. anthony fauci warned of serious consequencreal risk that you will trigger an outbreak that you may not be able to control which will set you back not only leading to suffering and death but could also set you back on the road to try to get economic recovery . >> president trump has tried to paint the administration's response to the pandemic as a success but senators say there is still a lot of work to be done . >> we have met the moment and we have prevailed . >> the time for this thinking is over here. president trump must acknowledge that the federal response has been insufficient . >> dr. fauci says that with more than 150 children infecte with the rare inflammatory syndrome, possibly linked to covid-19. there is still a lot that almost he does not know . >>> the city of san jose will hold its first budget meeting after a bombsh

organizations, one state can't make that decision, john, but if it works economically, that would be great. we do control the racetracks we can open watkins glen so that is in our control. >> are you opening it -- is it for the nascar race in august? is this all racing? what is exactly happening? >> i don't know, exactly. do you know? >> we're opening it to allow for fanless activity there. so to the extent that nascar wants to race, which they indicated they would as long as there's no fans there, they can bring staff with guidance and operating without fans. that's the same for the racetracks -- for the horse racetracks and the vast majority of those employees are already on site on the tracks working with the horses and training them. as the governor mentioned, the risk there is minimal because the activity is already occurring. >> there are for any of these sports, baseball in particular, a large number of maintenance staff, support staff, can you allow games in these empty stadiums and still account for density reduction and social distancing among those staff? >> they -- that's what they're doing. they're coming up with a plan that says,

one state can't make that decision, john, but if it works economically, that would be great. we do control the racetracks. we can open watkins glenporter: is it just for the nascar race in august? what is exactly happening? >> i don't know exactly. do you guys know, rob? >> we're opening it to allow for fanless activity. to the extent that nascar wants to race, which they have indicated they would, as long as there's no fans, they can bring their staff with guidance and operate. that's the same for the race tra tracks, and the vast majority of those employees are already on site working with the horses and training them. as the governor mentioned, the risk is minimal, because the activity is already occurs. >> reporter: for any of these sports, baseball in particular, there's a large number of maintenance staff, support staff. i mean, can you allow games in these empty stadiums and still can the for density reduction and social distancing among those staffs? >> that's what they're doing. they're coming up with a staff that says, first we have to maintain the stadium, there are people watching the stadium anyway. it's a big venue.