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the humble alpaca. ability to work. more to success i'm not that much interaction with benny one for several weeks alls like this have been a huge hit hundreds of animals have already crashed conference calls and online casters because that's fun big break up the monotony of coron too much and they never spirits' but crucially lifeline of his trucking business serves unlike restaurants or museums places like zoos can't just shut the doors and wait for this all to end they have mouths to feed and out of those are expensive they need food veterinary care as well as constant attention. blondel we work according to the plan but without visitors it makes it difficult because when people come it helps us to move forward both financially and in other directions. because of what attracts people to our farm people come they watch and talk with the animals and go to our store where they can buy our products it's all linked to each other all together it brings as income 'd with no revenues from visitors susan johnny for example ha

because when people come it helps us to move forward both financially and in other directions the alpacas are what attracts people to our farm people come they watch and talk with the animals then go to our store where they can buy our products it's all linked to each other all together it brings as income. with no revenue for visitors zoos in germany for example have appealed for public donations and the asking for a 100000000 euro bailout from the government the situation is so dire that once they were in the north of the country that any was the case scenario it might have to feed animals to each other because of the financial pressure and here the alpaca farmer says he's trying to be proactive and use this time off wisely but admits that others will not come out of this crisis quite as well used to brag of group if you take off farm for example then we have a relatively good situation the land is our property and despite the fact that there are no visitors we use this time to repair or build something new people who rent their territories they physically have nothing to do or improve

i now own a lot of alpacas and they've eaten all my underwear other point is as people die you around the world are government run by morally bankrupt human being like creatures only care about profiting from this virus many other countries are trying to work together to solve this horror show while the u.s. government is working with no one and instead trying to use this crisis to grow their power we have to go to a short break but if you don't have much time to watch redacted tonight every week you can listen to it as a free podcast called moment of clarity it's free every week on i tunes stitcher and spotify also you can go watch my standup comedy special for free camp american dot com of the red dragon a lot more. is you'll be a reflection of reality. in the world transformed. what will make you feel safe so. nicely. fulcrum unity. are you going the right way or are you being led so. direct. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or a maybe in the shallows. thinking of getting your music on the ones we got in here she was

i now own a lot of alpacas and they've eaten all my underwear other point is as people die around the world our government run by morally bankrupt human being like creatures only care about profiting from this virus and many other countries are trying to work together to solve this horror show well the u.s. government is working with no one and instead trying to use this crisis to grow their power we have to go to a short break but if you don't have much time to watch redacted tonight every week you can listen to it as a free pod cast called moment of clarity it's free every week on i tunes stitcher and spotify also you can go watch my standup comedy special for free leave camp american dot com other regular. it's seemed wrong. to me to get to shape out just because i get educated and engaged with equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. is the united states hell bent on self-destruction attend demick a dramatic economic turndown and now massive civil unrest all point to decline could this have been avoided also targeting hong kong wa

i now own a lot of alpacas and they've eaten all my underwear other point is as people die around the world our government run by morally bankrupt human being like creatures only care about profiting from this virus and many other countries are trying to work together to solve this horror show well the us government is working with no one and instead trying to use this crisis to grow their power we have to go to a short break but if you don't have much time to watch redacted tonight every week you can listen to it as a free pod cast called moment of clarity it's free every week on i tunes stitcher and spotify also you can go watch my standup comedy special for free at least camp american dot com other regular more. of the ones you can get the fuel to use. a risk but the way it's a research it was a good to know moment that you. not something you'd see in the media. they can to us that wouldn't get the clue to that. if they want to. see they say yes. yes. join me every thursday on the alex simon sure and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusines

>>>er this are the team of therapeutic alpacas traveling to a video conference call near you.e so good at warming the nerves and we look back at farm fun we had over zoom this past week. as we work to get through these times together, you may not be thinking about blood donation, but blood is needed to save the lives of people who are sick with a range of illnesses. it's easy and safe to give. if you are in good health, please donate. we need heroes now. visit red cross blood dot org to schedule an appointment. >>> an alpaca farm in germany offers a popular nature walk with the alpacas but closed since last month because of the coronavirus pandemic and now offering a virtual experience wito allow guests to tour the farm and visit animals in their pens. they have camels and reindeer, too. on tuesday "midday live" we showed you a way to bring levit to our own video calls. a cow from sweet farm in half moon bay allowing businesses to schedule animal ambassadors for zoom cameos. i'm all about that. especially the alpacas, too cute. >>> we're back with a full new hour of "abc 7 mor

el propietario dice que sus alpacas son los animales de terapia perfectos porque son seres sensitivos covid 19. dicen que quieren aminorar los momentos difíciles por los que tienen que pasar esas familias. cynthia gómez con el informe. >> tienen que estar pendiente por sus familiares, no saben de sus familiares. por eso yo estoy aquí. >> esta familia conoce la necesidad. tienen el único propósito de ayudar durante esta amarga esperaáá >> hay muchas necesidades así que estamos con un granito de arena. >> ellos trajeron todo lo necesario para instalarse afuera de la clínica del seguro social, y poder entregar comida a los familiares de quienes están enfermosáá >> tortas, aguas, avena. la respuesta fue inmediata, todos agradecidos. >> gracias. >> necesitan todas las medidas de seguridad e higiene para realizar esta labor. >> todos cooperamos con la familia. >> para esta familia, el apoyo comunitario es indispensable sin importar la cantidad. á >> nosotros no estamos haciendo mal, ese nombre de dios. >> regresando anota local. hasta las 6:00 de la mañana del lunes se desviará el tráfico e

better life. >>> an alpaca farm in germany offers a popular nature walk with the alpacas but closed sincee to allow guests to tour the farm and visit animals in their pens. they have camels and reindeer, too. on tuesday "midday live" we showed you a way to bring levity to our own video calls. a cow from sweet farm in half moon bay allowing businesses to schedule animal ambassadors for cameos. pretty cute. even if you can't pet t seeing an alpaca or cute cow is pretty cute, lisa. >> definitely a lot of screen time these days. we are looking at a nice day after the fog lifts. we have fog now from half moon bay up to san jose. 60s at the shoreline. low to mid-70s around the bay. a couple of 80s inland so we're five to eight degrees cooler. if you were to head to the coast, bike ride maybe, we are looking at temperatures in the low 60s, mid-70s santa cruz. it will be sunny and breezy there. the accuweather seven-day forecast looking at similar day tomorrow, beginning with the fog. a lot of sun on the way, hottest day of the week is tuesday and looking at the cooldown not only for wednesday, b

i visited the stonebrook alpaca farm in hillsboro, oregon. of reasons but one of particular, they are both law enforcement. him active duty and leanne now retired and they also run this champion alpaca farm. anyone can visit and see the adorable alpaca. >> dana: all right, emily, thank you so much. "special report" is up next. i know you have a big interview coming up. >> bret: i do, good evening, i am bret baier. we are in exeter pennsylvania, down the road from scranton, a very important place in the presidential race. scranton, the hometown of democratic nominee joe biden. this is a key region in a key battleground state, and today, the area was the site of a campaign speech by vice president mike pence. we will have a live interview with the vice president right here in just a few moments. first, president trump traveling today to kenosha, wisconsin. like scranton, an important city in a crucial race. but kenosha is also the

. >>> yes, they're a team of therapeutic alpacas going to a home near you.'m scared. ♪ it's only human to care for those we love. and also help light their way. it's why last year chevron invested over $10 billion to bring affordable, reliable, ever cleaner energy to america. ♪ with their animals. it's been closed since last month because of the coronavirus pandemic. so now they're offering a virtual experience to allow guests to tour the farm and visit the animals in their pens. they have camels and reindeers too, so not just cute alpacas. >>> you might have seen on tuesday we showed you a way to bring levity to your calls. they're allowing businesses to schedule animal ambassadors to make cameo on your zoom calls. lisa, i'd do it. hey, there's an alpaca joining me zoom! >> interesting. why not, right? sure. good morning, everybody, we're looking at fog at the coast. little cool there but sunshine throughout the afternoon with numbers in the low 60s at half moon bay. 67 downtown. 80 up in the north bay as well as east bay. 78 in the south bay. cooling off.

an alpaca came onto the field. the match halted for 15 minutes.y place with the beautiful game has been interrupted. signup the alpaca and sign up the bird! see you later. hello there. in many places over the weekend, it felt like summer — with temperatures as high as 25 degrees. the new week gets off to a summery start as well, but it will not end that way. things through this week are going to become much more autumnal, as this band of cloud starts to work its way in our direction. now, this area of cloud is going to bring some outbreaks of rain, but it also separates the relatively warm air we have had lately from some much, much colder air, which is going to head our way, sweeping in from the northwest, as we head through the coming days. but in the shorter term, through monday morning, some mist and fog, some low cloud too, could affect parts of england and wales. that will tend to clear as we go through the day, and then it should be largely dry and sunny. sunnier than it was on sunday across northeast england, and also southeast scotland br

there he is, an alpaca bounding along the field.scope for a nearby farm and join the action. —— escaped. attempts were made to entice him off the pitch with food before a farmer came to shepherd him home. a red card for oscar. see you soon. we are not quite finished because yorkshire isn't the only place where animals are interrupting the beautiful game. after it landed on a player's head, a macaw held up a training match for brazil's women's soccer team on saturday. you can see it there. the team were in the middle of play in rio dejaneiro when the macaw eventually abandoned the player's head and flew towards the goalposts, after which point, play resumed. sign up the alpaca, sign up the macaw. good players both. to stay with the bbc world news. hello there. in many places over the weekend, it felt like summer — with temperatures as high as 25 degrees. the new week gets off to a summery start as well, but it will not end that way. things through this week are going to become much more autumnal, as this band of cloud starts to work

i now own a lot of alpacas and they've eaten all my underwear other point is as people dying around the world are government run by morally bankrupt human being like creatures only care about profiting from this virus many other countries are trying to work together to solve this horror show while the u.s. government is working with no one and instead trying to use this crisis to grow their power we have to go to a short break but if you don't have much time to watch redacted tonight every week you can listen to it as a free podcast called moment of clarity it's free every week on i tunes stitcher and spotify also you can go watch my standup comedy special for free camp american dot com i'll be right back with more. right burger. well here are the bullet points. for those of you keeping score. cities are on fire. 40000000 unemployed. in america. g.d.p. climbed by 50 percent in the 2nd quarter. of the. money is dead. small businesses are dead. and jay powell said chairman says this is fine this is fine this is flood the sign. you. go to work. straight home. welcome back i'm still a camp

llamas y alpacas que pegaban brincos. >> los esperamos maÑana. leo: hoy, en "los gonzález".llamando por teléfono. lucía: ¿así les vas a decir? leo: así. ¿qué onda con esas greñas? qué cosa. y le dije "no, es que me acabo de levantar". oye, se te ve el brasier. se te ve el brasier... le dijeron a mi mamá y ella dijo "no, no se alcanza a ver". pareces french poodle abandonado. no, tus botitas son una ridiculez. qué cosa, le dije. y me dijo: "es que me tocó ir de santa claus hoy". ¿y esos dulcecitos? ¿y esos dulcecitos?

llamas y alpacas que pegaban brincos. >> los esperamos maÑana. >> pasen buenas noches y hasta maÑana., ¿qué haces aquí? >> no soy niña. locutor: la increíble y verdadera historia del titanic contada por sammy. sammy: "¿y si nos salvamos?". "bueno, aunque seamos muy pobres--". "para ser pobre me sigo soltero". y ya se fue nadando. locutor: no te lo pierdas en "los cuentos de sammy". a cynthia urías, le toca presentarnos a... cynthia: bienvenidos a un programa más de "señorita cynthia". locutor: ¿y cuál es el caso de hoy? cynthia: "mi hijo le va al américa". locutor: ¿será un conflicto para las familias mexicanas? la bendición del padre ramón esta vez es para los aristemos. padre ramón: ahorita les hago

. >> three alpaca showed up to lift the residents spirits. look at their faces. can't beat the smiles. that is really cute. the animal therapy group brought them after finding out some residents had been isolated for three weeks during the outbreak. they say bringing the alpaca was the perfect thing to do. i love that. >> that is nice. whatever helps to make you feel better right now. >> alpaca "tiger king." >> what made me feel better a bunch of tigers. especially "the tiger king." i was warned this was something, it was more than something. >> it has everything. murder for hire, animals, mullets, all right. >> unusual relationships. >> very unusual relationships. we are going to let abc news tell you. they talked to the director. and here's abc's will reave. >> reporter: in this morning's "gma first look" going inside the world of the tiger king. >> people are nuts, man. and i might be one of them people. i don't know. but they're crazy. >> reporter: the netflix series everyone is talking about. >> not every day that a zookeeper went to prison for murder for hi

and other species such as camels and alpacas produce specialized small antibodies different to what you and i produce so what we do is we introduce a dead or small. protein into the llamas and they produce a natural body response so their small antibodies that bind on to the proteins that we introduce these pictures from a similar trial with alpacas in germany showed nobody's binding with the corona virus protein spike the coded virus is kind of a round virus that's got lots of spikes on it and these spikes we think are the things that latch onto our cells and in fact us so the idea is maybe if we produce a nano body that combined onto those spikes or lots of those spikes we can prevent the virus from attaching to our cells and in that way prevent infections so the fight against the corona virus has come to this lumbers in an english field it's not as unlikely as you might think the 1st llama derived drug was produced last year for the treatment of a real blood disease and that's triggered real optimism about similar treatments for a range of cancers for alzheimer's and dementia and als

you are quite literally cani can i do my alpaca joke one more time? no. they think it's alpaca...under curfew and under pressure. i am in whitley bay where hospitality venues like this and thousands of those up and down the coast and beyond are facing tighter restrictions. what will it mean for businesses already on the brink? they've gone from talent show contestants to global superstardom — now little mix are on the look out for the next big thing. and get ready for a big weather turnaround. starting the week with summer warmth and finishing with wind, rain and an autumn chill. it's monday the 21st of september. our top story... the spiralling numbers of coronavirus cases in the uk will be laid out in a live address to the nation later this morning. professor chris whitty and sir patrick vallance — the uk's chief health and science advisers — will warn that we are at a "critical point" in the pandemic and face a very challenging winter. our political correspondent jessica parker is in westminster. jess, what is the government hoping to achieve with this briefing? it takes place

partido el partido se detuvo 15 minutos porque Óscar decidió invadir el terreno de juego y acá una alpacancha que ayer donde jugaron los (en inglés) . >>> y miren, esta ave se posó sobre la cabeza de la jugadora y acá se le removió y aunque fue un momento gracioso, el mensaje fue claro, esto es causado por estos incendios y por eso dijo que se sentía triste y que había que cuidar la nturalezxa. >>> pero the rock demostró que su fuerza no es artificiail y acá contó que decidió arrancar e portón de su casa porque se le hacía tarde . >>> esto solo le pasa a él. >>> solamente a the rock se le puede agarrar la reja . >>> para mover esta puerta se necesitaron tres hombres y eso él lo hizo solito. >>> sí, se paró y arrancó a piso y las virtudes de stener esta fuerza además de cualquier otra cosa que uno pensaría que como es actor, uno pesaria que las escenas son triquedas. >>> es importante tener paciencia y e otro hacer ejercicio para ponerse fuerte y poder tener una buena salud , puedes llegar grande en edad haciendo mucho ejercicio. >>> palco deportivo fue presentado por (ver información en p

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not anything as pedestrian as a dog on the pitch, we had an alpaca interrupt the match between carltonanimals. a macaw. take a look here. it decided to take over, flying to the other end of the pitch to make our home on one of the nets. no stopping it whatsoever. and that's all the sport for now. hello there, we've been enjoying temperatures well above the seasonal average recently with plenty of sunshine but that is all about to change as the weather turns tom by the end of the week. on monday afternoon we saw temperatures in the high 20s in the south, watch how the blue colours invade from the north as we go through the week. by the end of the week, temperatures will be below the seasonal average across the country. the changes starting to ta ke the country. the changes starting to take place across the north and west on tuesday, outbreaks of rain putting into north and west scotland and eventually northern ireland. more cloud generally across the west of the uk. best of the sunshine in the midlands and south—east. the last of the warm days, highs of 25 degrees. cooler in the north a

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alpacas are the perfect therapy animals.any therapy groups come to the farm for the calming presence his alpacas provide. the farm near frank further has near frank furt since last month. guests are allowed to tour the selo in the world but >>lleg ar >>> our latest student rising above scholar shows anyone can worry in uncertain times and seeking help is okay. sra is stepping up to help her and other bay s navigate new online learning environments. kpix5 michelle griego has it is story. >> reporter: when we first met isabella last fall, the then 21- year-old rising junior was looking forward to the year ahead at uc santa crus and now she is at home far away from support system at school. >> i have a lot of anxiety about everything. >> reporter: what do you tell the students now at a time like this. >> we tell them we will get through this together. >> reporter: students rising above chief executive officer elizabeth says the nonprofit has been in over drive since the pandemic hit. frantically helping already vulnerable stude

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i think the alpaca references a little humiliating.could come up with something better. >> jesse: did i hear dana right, the democrats wanted millions of dollars to study why white people are in the cannabis business. is that really something they are trying to tie into the coronavirus relief package? >> dana: diversity reports. >> jesse: diversity reports. i think everybody likes cannabis. >> dana: no. no, no, no. >> jesse: maybe not you, kati katie. >> greg: lest they are edibles. dana only does the edibles. >> jesse: the point is donald trump said something hilarious but true yesterday. he said negotiating with the middle eastern companies is easier than negotiating with democrats. but for the first time at least to me it seems like the republicans are winning it messaging more around money. we have set so many fiscal cliffs, shutdowns, relief drama. i've never seen situation where it looks like democrats are blocking relief to the american people. it's almost being couched like that in the media. the democrats have totally miscalcu

. >> coup the alpacas. >> to meteorologist kari hall with a look at the forecast. a great day to walk your alpaca around the neighborhood. >> it's going to be hot. >> if we had one. >>> hey, we've been talking about something else pretty awesome during this pandemic. we've all been doing things to take care of each other. it's also earth day so we've been talking about how to take care of our planet. we know we've been talking about things like how to help out our carbon footprint or reduce that and let's talk about what carbon dioxide is, it's naturally occurring in the atmosphere. what we do when we drive, flying airplanes and riding on boats, we're also putting out more carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. and that acts as something that traps the heat. it also warms thingsup, almost acts like a vehicle where you have sun light coming into a car and that glass from the windows keeps it from escaping. we have the same effect when it comes to carbon dioxide and it warming up our atmosphere. so we're going to be talking about how we've decreased the amount of carbon

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not anything as pedestrian as a dog on the pitch though, last week we saw an alpaca interrupt a matchlton athletic and ilkley town. well, in brazil, they have even more exotic animals. a brazil women's national team training session had to be paused after a parrot landed onto the head of defender bruna benites. in a video that's gone viral, the bird eventually flies the length of the pitch and perches on the goal netting. certainly wouldn't like that in my hair. just watching on. nice to see. an update on the football, half—time at villa park. it is still scoreless. in cricket come england hired 99—2. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. —— in cricket, england r 99—2. thank you for watching. hello and good evening. we are watching bbc news with me, ben brown. theresa may has been telling the house of commons that peace in northern ireland and the integrity of the united kingdom could be damaged by the government planned to pass a bill allowing it to break its european union withdrawal agreement. she warned mps that the government was behaving irresponsibl

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they want the brand to stop selling clotheses made from a alpaca fleet. >>> one of the worn-out fire hoses was donated to the alameda county zoo. they made them into swings. one of the cats enjoying this hammock made from a recycled fire hose. >>> from the pandemic to the black lives matter movement, 2020 is a year we will never forgot. artists are telling the story of this moment in history in an exhibit at the deyoung museum. for the fourth time ever, they are having what they're calling an open featuring blind submissions by mostly unknown artists. andrea mccoy harvey teaches art at an elementary school and her piece called the afro goddess was inspired by the strong black women in her life. >> if you go to a museum and you're seeing representation of yourself, that will strive -- that will allow you to be who you want to be in that situation. >> museum officials say they thought they would get a few hundred submissions, but get this, they got more than 11,000. the exhibit featuring 760 regional artists runs through january. now i'm even more excited because i'm going tomorrow. i'

shall we see oscar the alpaca again? yes.shine. a lovely shot tear across the salisbury plain and we will see an abundance of sunshine today. there are a few exceptions to the row, a few flies in the ointment. a welling area of low pressure, throwing gym showers open into southern counties of england and the channel islands. a lot of mist and fog around this morning as well. low cloud drifting in of the north sea, central and southern eastern parts of england, northern england, east anglia, midlands, eastern side of wales, creeping its way back to these case will be time. low cloud for the western northern isles of scotland, thick enough to produce drizzle. it could hang around, low level, giving some fog. asa around, low level, giving some fog. as a the cloud hugging the coast. different day for some coastal areas, just 14 or 15 celsius. inland, in the sunshine, and to the low 20s, keenan wind in the south, won the two showers but again, like yesterday, pushing towards 25 celsius in the south—east. whilst we will see the low

pride of you marie the woman knows her alpacas.r deluxe after he missed took a drive up atm for a taco bell drive there. it is fake news or something that really happened in the state of florida? everybody goes florida and everybody gets it right. look at that. 28-year-old douglas francisco leslie fell asleep behind the wheel the bank of america. they were forced to bang out his window for ten minutes and then he tried to place a taco bell order. he was had drug dui and drug possession which we should all admit is much healthier than a nude to lube up. what you say? number three hearing a hiccup. i came of a man was busted for drug possession after calling 9112 complained that his son sold him a bad cocaine. is it fake news or florida? it is fake news chris barron yes. you will something under your nose, by the way. [laughter] here we go we will see what arkansas courts are. here we go question number four. so funny they want hunter to testify but is booked on more public right now. [laughter] i'd stay focused, stay focused. at a p

i have got two alpacas. she gets on well with them and with my other horse as well.s a very quick learner. she loves to be busy and doing things and i think we're going to have a load of fun together, aren't we? hey? the rspca thinks the problem of abandoned horses will get even worse as the financial difficulties of covid deepen. an equine dimension to an economic crisis. duncan kennedy, bbc news in kent. now on bbc news: on september 8, the moria refugee camp on the greek island of lesbos went up in flames. gabriel gatehouse investigates the events surrounding the blaze. warning this film contains scenes some viewers a warning: this film contains scenes some viewers may find upsetting. moria was held. thenifs then it's like a burnt health. on the night of 8 september, europe's largest refugee camp went up in flames. the greek authorities say the fire was started by the refugees themselves, angry at conditions in the camp. more than 12,000 people already living in dire conditions were burned out of their tents. among them was a group of young filmmakers, most of the

tyson n the alpaca. >> that's tyson there. he h has the a antibodieies agat the sars cov 2 virus.ers have small antibodies. cath: that can block the covid campaign. >> we put this antibody on top of that, so that just blocks that, and if we can do that in a patient, we will stop the patient from developing the disease. blood samples,ca they can clone a short-term treatment, most likely to emerge as a mouse priority hail or. >> these antibodies or -- a as a mouth inhaler. >> we find something that is functional. cath: a treatment that could be ready by may 2021. laura: this promising new technology is still in the experimental phases, needing to go through animal and then human testing, but at one day, it could be a powerful tool in the fight against coronavirus. that was cath norris-trent there. tensions are rising in daily route, where president poroshenko has putut the armrmyn high alert and has close the border with poland and lithuania. tens of thousands have been taken to the streets on a weekly basis in protest of his disputed reelection last month. totoday, the u.n. human r

. >> 25 or so years ago, a group discovered that lamas, alpacas, and camels had these remarkably unique antibodies and they dumped them nano bodies. >>'s lab houses over 2 billion synthetic nano bodies, small, stable, and easy to manipulate. >> along with profession peter walter. one prevented the spike protein from binding, it stopped the infection cold. the concoction is an aerosolized nano body. the nasal spray or inhaler it could be self administered daily. >> the research team is in active discussions with commercial partners to begin clinical trials if successful they hope to make these widely available and inexpensive. they would serve as a bridge until we get a vaccine. >> kaiser permanente in oakland is joining the late stages of a covid-19 vaccine study, the phase 3 clinical trial will test the vaccine in 1400 volunteers between the ages of 18 and 85 in california and oregon. the vaccine was developed by the next goal of more than 100 20 sites around the world. >>> some essential workers are getting much needed relief. >> the challenge on social media. >> let me count it out.

him active duty and leanne now retired and they also run this champion alpaca farm. anyone can visit and see the adorable alpaca. >> dana: all right, emily, thank you so much. "special report" is up next. i know you have a big interview coming up. >> bret: i do, good evening, i am bret baier. we are in exeter pennsylvania, down the road from scranton, a very important place in the presidential race. scranton, the hometown of democratic nominee joe biden. this is a key region in a key battleground state, and today, the area was the site of a campaign speech by vice president mike pence. we will have a live interview with the vice president right here in just a few moments. first, president trump traveling today to kenosha, wisconsin. like scranton, an important city in a crucial race. but kenosha is also the epicenter of the latest round of racial violence over a police shooting of an african-american man. the president thanking law enforcement and national guard today for what he calls a job well done. but biden and democrats seeking to portray the strife is a proble

pfizer says it is on track to provide data about its vaccine trial by next month and get this an alpaca has been found to quickly and efficiently neutralize the coronavirus swedish scientists discovered a tiny particle that does so in an alpaca named tyson packers don't get sick like humans do from covid-19 but the animals do produce nanobodies which are essentially fragments of antibodies when confronted with an infection one nano body generated by tyson has potential to be used for covid-19 treatment. testing will now begin to see if it's viable to be used in antiviral treatments for covid-19. >>the golden state warriors want you to be able to vote safely of the 2020 election. the chase center will serve as a ballot drop-off location for san francisco county voters from october the 31st until november, the 3rd election day in addition, the mercedes-benz garage in the outdoor districts surrounding the arena will act as equipment storage and the staging area for san francisco county be vehicles as they assess the polling locations election day. >>in sports from the team t fiber sports d