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'Help us out': Nurse begs Texans to wear face masks

Many states are seeing surging coronavirus cases, but Texas is breaking records. As single-day deaths rise to unprecedented levels, Gov. Greg Abbott warns the worst is yet to come. Amna Nawaz talks to Belinda Metts, nurse manager of a COVID-19 intensive care unit at Houston Methodist Hospital, about the spike in cases and the one thing she wishes Texas residents would do during the outbreak.