frirntion i will give you an example, there was one case where ems workersin yonkers workers in yonkers went to a house and had to intubate a mao s barely breathing when they arrived. and that situation was just incredible to see. you hear about intubation, but you almost never see it. and so i tried to photograph it in a way that gave respect to the gentleman that they were trying to save and they did and still show the drama of the moment. and when you talk to first responders, to paramedics, it's interesting. you know, yes, people are seeing them as heroes. they're doing heroic work. and it's amazing.t athe same tie doing their normal jobs. went to me it is porntd that this story is told not only inf people died. but it is about humanei bs. .nd i want to show whaths tke what people can see what is happening to other human beingses that show the heroism, of the ems workers, doing it's important work. and the hospital w who are taking care of people on the other sievmentd and if i can ow that, and bring it to a human level, then i have done my job. >> woodruff: they truly are heroes an

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there is a yonkers police boat that had the siren on. everybody is excited.roomsmen, your cousin trish, your friends, aunt joan. everybody is here and lined up. we'll check in with them in a second. we have business to get to. that is the business of you two getting married. it is a small gathering but we are here gathered today to witness the union of dave and brooke. a union that no man or cdc guidelines can put asunder. so we have to begin first and i have to ask you, dave, are you here freely and without reservation to give yourself in marriage to brooke, if so, say i do. >> i do. >> and, brooke, are you here freely and without reservation to give yourself in marriage to dave, if so, then say i do? >> i do. >> i understand that both of you have written vows for each other, shortened tv timed vows and brooke, i will begin with you. >> dave, to say i'm the luckiest girl in the world is an understatement. you're a million dreams come true and i can't wait to marry you. it is the best day of my life. and i love you. >> and dave. >> brooke, i love you so much.

side note, one other side note, a family member of minor tony's, my husband, is in a nursing home in yonkers and coronavirus patients were taken back to their nursing home, discharged from the hospital, still positive, taken back to the nursing home. and we were worried about infections in that nursing home. low and behold two days later, chuck, one of our loved ones came down with this, and he has passed away. it is awful. it is terrible. >> it is. and i think that's the disconcerting part. we don't seem to have a plan how to deal with the three hot spots in particular, so we don't have a plan on these three types of hot spots, everything else feels -- that's why there's lack of confidence now i think that we're getting it and watching it in real time. all right. let's go to a little glimmer of green chutes in montana. rural schools are reopening. they're letting local districts decide whether to return to the classroom. for what it is worth, second day in a row, largest land mass state in the lower 48, montana, i think they're the largest, no new cases of coronavirus. the state seeing more