better to be six feet apart than six feet under. more than 600 dead in one day. masks required if you re not in public in new york. and governor cuomo firing back at president trump. also tonight, the horror unfolding for some of the most vulnerable, the nursing homes. in new jersey, new york and massachusetts. and tonight we ve learned six people die after attending the same funeral. stories th fa arriving yesterd afaninee mes. us doesn t know what tohe his children ask w dinner tonight? the news just in tonight. diane sawyer reporting about how many in a community may have been exposed to coronavirus. far more people than first thought. and the scientist telling diane, this may be the tip of the iceberg. the race for any kind of treatment that works and the drug already being used, remdesivir, would it hold promise. one patient. after so much talk of chloroquine and hi hydroxychloroqui hydroxychloroquine, the study halted. the death toll in wuhan revised up dram
the country, still a brace for the peak in new york, where there s been a flattening of the curve, still more than 600 dead in one day. masks required if you re out in public in new york. and governor cuomo firing back at president trump. also tonight, the horror unfolding for some of the most vulnerable in nursing homes and senior centers in new jersey, new york, massachusetts. and tonight we ve learned six people have died after attending the same funeral. the desperate need for food in this country. tonight, the stories behind the faces. in one line, cars began arriving yesterday afternoon. so many in need. some in tears. one father told us he doesn t know what to say when his children ask, what s for dinner tonight? and the woman who waited 18 hours for food. the new results just in tonight. diane sawyer reporting on a major antibody study in one county in america, and what it reveals about how many in a community may have been exposed to coronavirus. far more people
thank you, god bless you all. reporter: these are the faces of hunger and their voices. my name is christa flores. i m furloughed from my job. i m a single mom. my name is diane. i m disabled, and i never thought i d need help. my name is tana hendrix. unfortunately my unemployment did get denied. i never really needed the assistance before. reporter: as the deadly pandemic grips the country, this week marks one month without income for millions of americans. in san antonio, an army of volunteers from the food bank working through the night packing trucks with groceries. this pandemic has forced so many to get help simply to feed their families, and this is what the desperation looks like a line of cars filling the stadium parking lot. reporter: many are like matthew, who was laid off from his warehouse job at the start of the shutdown. he s utilizing the food bank for the first time ever to feed hi it s not easy to ask for help. nobody likes it when your kids ask w