Test test ne nest cam video shows a singleengine plane crash in southern california. It went down at an Elementary School playground near santa maria airport and caught fire. The pilot died. The plane and a parachute came down near a basketball court. No one on the ground was hurt. Turning now to the nations pandemic racial divide with the coronavirus hitting communities of color particularly hard. One of the most urgent concerns in Rural America is the Navajo Nation, where there are almost no medical facilities at all. Abcs matt gutman is there. Reporter before covid ripped her family of 11 apart, Dorothy Scott had lived in this hut. She shuffled toward the traditional navajo hogan but couldnt bear to go inside. Her son had been the first to die. And she was standing oaf his open grave when she got the call that her husband had also passed. I couldnt move. Its my husband. I know he was okay when i left. Reporter in all, eight in the immediate family testing positive. Dorothy and sever
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And now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, its Stephen Colbert cheers and applause stephen wooo wooo hey hey jon hey stephen whats going on . cheers and applause how are you, man . Jon whats happening . Stephen good to see you. Hey, thanks so much. Please, youre very kind. Thanks so much, everybody. So nice to be here. Welcome to the late show. Im your host, Stephen Colbert. cheers and applause happy people. Happy people, of course. Happy tax day, everybody. This is the day when we all release our tax returns to the man who wont release his. laughter now, tax day is traditionally on the 15th of april, but since that was on a saturday, this year they gave everyone three more days to figure out how their bathroom is a home office. laughter i do a lot of reading in there. I do a lot jon a lot of reading in there, a lot of tweeting, you know. Stephen but on the 15th, thousands of people across the country, marched to get trump to release his taxes. cheers and appl
And now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, its Stephen Colbert cheers and applause stephen wooo wooo hey hey jon hey stephen whats going on . cheers and applause how are you, man . Jon whats happening . Stephen good to see you. Hey, thanks so much. Please, youre very kind. Thanks so much, everybody. So nice to be here. Welcome to the late show. Im your host, Stephen Colbert. cheers and applause happy people. Happy people, of course. Happy tax day, everybody. This is the day when we all release our tax returns to the man who wont release his. laughter now, tax day is traditionally on the 15th of april, but since that was on a saturday, this year they gave everyone three more days to figure out how their bathroom is a home office. laughter i do a lot of reading in there. I do a lot jon a lot of reading in there, a lot of tweeting, you know. Stephen but on the 15th, thousands of people across the country, marched to get trump to release his taxes. cheers and appl
You all have in your folders cards like this which are an invitation to commemorative activities, a celebration at the witch trials memorial tomorrow. I am here to introduce our keynote speaker. I have noticed that we have not really talked about the people who have sponsored this symposium. I mentioned the Salem Award Foundation. I have to tell you, donna has been driving this bus. [applause] i know she has pulled the entire History Department along in her wake. I wanted to make sure she got credit for the incredible amount of hard work that it takes to pull off an event like this. It has been a wonderful day. On to what i am supposed to be talking about. I am glad our keynote address is in the afternoon rather than in the morning because, i think, we have all had time to stop and think about what the problems we face in commemorating something that happened 325 years ago. Perhaps nobody has given it more thought than our speaker today, dr. Kenneth foote. I had planned to pull a few c