o donnell: there is a remarkable effort underway to airlift vital supplies to hospitals, and you might be surprised by who s in the cockpit. cbs kris van cleave has the story. reporter: it s an airborne mission of mercy by a 16-year- old high school sophomore. t.j. kim is using his weekly flying lesson to deliver much- needed personal protective equipment to rural hospitals across virginia. what was it about the rural hospitals that jumped out at you? you? kind of just how forgotten they are, the rural hospitals that are really in need and not the hospitals everyone wants to help. reporter: with sports canceled and classes now online, kim wanted to fill the downtime by doing something to help. so during the week, he and his father gathered the supplies, and every weekend, loaded down with boxes of life-saving gear, t.j. takes off. his operation, s.o.s., supplies over skies, desti
they seemed like the perfect couple. and in our experience, we saw todd more on a social level with the kids than we saw rachel. not every day, mind you. todd landed a lucrative job with an international pharmaceutical company. grew expense account soft on his desk-bound track toward what he called a c suite as in c-e-o. the only catch was, his office was a long drive away in the san francisco bay area and, not wanting to uproot his family, todd got an apartment in town, returning home to the airpark for the weekends. which meant of course, that rachel was now anchored to home, and two toddlers, monday through friday. she was soon quite restless. so she put her kids into day care and got a full time job managing the airpark. reporter: how was she as a mother, by the way? oh, she was okay, i guess. was that harsh? don, you should know, has firmly rooted religious beliefs.
the struggle for civil rights will dominate the election. there are riots in harlem. there are riots in philadelphia. there is all kinds of uprisings in the country. to the oppression of black folks in the united states. it s an accident of history that a southern texan would find himself at the crossroads of this great moral question. there are various points in lyndon johnson s political career earlier on when he was compelled to support segregation. he would not have been a viable political candidate in texas otherwise. the democratic party, in many ways, had been built on an anti-civil rights platform. the party s strength was very much in the south. nobody believes that lyndon johnson is going to be a friend or a champion for civil rights.
himself at the crossroads of this great moral question. there are various points in linden johnson s political career earlier on when he was compelled to support segregation. he would not have been a viable political candidate in texas otherwise. the democratic party in many ways had been built on an anti-civil rights platform. the party s strength was very much in the south. nobody believes that linden johnson is going to be a friend or champion for civil rights. president kennedy, with his brother attorney general robert kennedy, had battled to end discrimination. now lbj takes up the fight. when he winds up as president of the united states in the middle of this civil rights upsurge, it turned out the whole time there was a part of him that nobody knew.
that a southern texan would find himself at the crossroads of this great moral question. there are various points in lyndon johnson s political career earlier on when he was compelled to support segregation. he would not have been a viable political candidate in texas otherwise. the democratic party, in many ways, had been built on an anti-civil rights platform. the party s strength was very much in the south. nobody believes that lyndon johnson is going to be a friend or a champion for civil rights. president kennedy, with his brother, attorney general robert kennedy, had battled to end discrimination. now, lbj takes up the fight. when he winds up as president of the united states in the middle of this civil rights upsurge, it turned out the whole