- Thank you.

I want to ask you ofcourse about COVID-19,

the work that Samaritan's Purse

is doing to help the situation.

We know that a plane took offwith supplies this morning

for a field hospital in California.

Tell us about the needs

particularly in SouthernCalifornia right now

and how you're hoping to meet them.

- This was a request that came to me

through a large church in that area

along with the mayor of the community.

And so we are respondingas a result of the request.

This is Northern Los Angeles County,

place called Lancaster.

Our DC-8 is landing right nowat Palmdale Air Force Base.

It's on the ground as we speak

unloading the rest of the material.

We hope to have this 50 bed hospital open

and then we're workingwith Antelope Hospital,

I think it's called Antelope Valley,

Antelope Valley Hospitalthere in Lancaster

and we'll have this up andrunning I think by Thursday.

It'll have about 75 staff

and these are Samaritan's Purse staff

that will be out there.

We don't have government grants.

We don't have the state grants.

This is all being paid forby Christian men and women

across the country

that have supported Samaritan'sPurse and these hospitals

and we are there in the nameof the Lord Jesus Christ.

And so as a result of COVID,

we are gonna do all we can

to try to bring some relief to people,

to help bring healing to their bodies

and do it in Jesus' name.

- [Reporter] I can't imagine

anything more valuable right now.

Briefly, we just have about 30 seconds,

you're also setting up a fieldhospital in North Carolina.

Do you plan on more hospitals?

- [Graham] No, we're maxed out right now.

The problem is the staff.

We just don't haveenough staff to do this.

And so I think the two hospitals,

there's one in North Carolina,one in California right now.

We're maxed out.

- [Reporter] All right,well Reverend Graham,

thank you for what you're doing.

Thank you for your time right now.

- Thank you.