trevor smith has lived to see anothersummer. his 65th.ther summer. his 65th. his voice box is no longer silent. for weeks, his life hung from a plastic tube, inserted into his throat, to provide the supply of oxygen his body needed that covid—19 had choked off. the supply of oxygen his body needed that covid-19 had choked off. you can't breathe properly. trevor survived after being in the deepest and darkest of places. now the sun is shining. but when will the sun is shining. but when will the sunshine for us as a nation? when can our collective morning begin? all the deaths of so far been wrapped up in charts and graphs, close to 40,000 dead. the veteran co nsulta nt close to 40,000 dead. the veteran consultant trauma surgeon martin griffiths, it is the humanity of the nhs in this pandemic that is now attracting scores of new recruits. people are running towards it, medical students are running towards hospitals to become health care support workers and start their training early. we had to turn people down who want to commit to support

but trevor smith has lived to another summer. his 65th.thersummer. his 65th. his voicebox no longer silent. for weeks, his life hung from a plastic tube inserted into his throat to provide the supply of oxygen his body needed that covid—19 had choked off. trevor survived after being in the deepest and darkest of places. now the sun is shining. but when will the sun is shining. but when will the sunshine for us as a nation? when can our collective mourning "the all the deaths have so far been wrap up in charts and graphs. for vetera n co nsulta nt wrap up in charts and graphs. for veteran consultant trauma surgeon martin griffiths, it's the humanity in the nhs within this pandemic which is attracting scores of recruits. people are running to become healthcare supporters. we are having to turn people down who are willing to commit to support the effort, and there was kindness everywhere. the nhs is driving for now. there are even two new gleaming floors at the royal london for possible covid patients, but what about cancer screening and hear

however, for trevor smith there is another summer. his 65th. his voice box is no longer silent.s life hung from a plastic tube inserted into his throat to supply the oxygen his body needed, that covid—i9 had choked off. trevor survived after being in the deepest and darkest of places. now the sun is shining. for veteran consultant trauma surgeon martin griffiths it is the humanity of the nhs in this pandemic that is now attracting scores of new recruits. people are running towards it, the medical students are running towards hospitals to become medical support workers and start their training early, we have had to turn people down who want to commit and support the effort and there was kindness everywhere. the nhs is thriving for now. there are even two new gleaming floors at the royal london for possible covid patients but what about cancer screening or heart disease? many who were sick in the community have stayed away, worried they might catch the virus. hello, sir, good morning. experienced intensive care consultant nick bunker wants them back. all of the people who normally

but trevor smith has lived to another summer. his 65th. his voicebox no longer silent.stic tube inserted into his throat to provide the supply of oxygen his body needed that covid—19 had choked off. trevor survived after being in the deepest and darkest of places. now the sun is shining. but when will the sun shine for us as a nation? when can our collective mourning begin? all the deaths have so far been wrapped up in charts and graphs. close to 40,000 dead. for vetera n co nsulta nt trauma surgeon martin griffiths, it's the humanity of the nhs within this pandemic which is now attracting scores of new recruits. people are running towards it, the medical students are running towards hospital to become healthcare support workers and become doctors and start their training early. we are having to turn people down who are wanting to commit to support the effort, and there was kindness everywhere. the nhs is thriving for now. there are even two new gleaming floors at the royal london for possible covid patients, but what about cancer screening or heart disease? many who ar

smith was released at the scene. now he's filing a $700,000 lawsuit. >> trevor: you see. unfortunately every day in america, there are people who have encounters just like that with the police. and so to all those show creators, direct ares and writers in hollywood who make these cop shows, and have been tweeting that something needs to be done about the police, well, one way you can help make a difference is if you do something about the police on screen. when we come back, roy wood, jr. checks in on a looting victim in his hometown. and then we'll talk to jon stewart. don't go away. where will you go first? wherever you make go, lexus will welcome you back with exceptional offers. get zero percent financing and make no payments for up to 90 days on all 2020 lexus models. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. jump...lift...skip...step slam...pan...battle...roll bulls...eye...spin...shred. sprint...peddle...clean...climb. kick...fly...round...house. drum...joust...scuba...swim. surf...surf...surf...surf. boost...bike...balance...board. dance...roll...rock... kick...fli

smith and john carlos, mohamed ali, mo mad aruof and colin kaepernick. and now it's time for us athletes, coaches and media to do our part to make this country better. >> trevoro "the daily distancing show." >> appreciate you having me. >> trevor: it's so apt that you have that painting behind you because a lot of people don't remember that image happening because we weren't alive then. a lot of people may not know what that image represents, but that was a moment in sports when black athletes who were representing their country felt like their country wasn't representing them. it feels like, in many ways, america has come full circle to that conversation. you were on the show a few years ago and we were taking about the conversation in and around america and sports and black people and equal justice, and it feels like now, more than ever, people are willing to listen. you have been talking about "black lives matter" for a long time, you have been having these conversations. few felt a shift? >> really, the black community is done trying to have the conversation. we have been trying to ease our way as a country through this, the history of the past, and how d