but even motorbikes a racing up the popularity ladder we put 2 of them to the test drivers dhoni and chi static. we're going to find out who is queen or king of the murder cycles. i don't have the feeling. i gave the 3rd. and therefore we prepared some seriously gruesome challenges for these true beauty . the electric powered by eggs have similar steps so it promises to be a close fight the 0 as far as it has 110 horsepower and the premium model will set you back about 26000 euros in germany. is heavier and packs slightly less horse power at $105.00 it costs around $33000.00 the manufacturers want to show their modern side 0 motorcycles is a start up from the u.s. and is often called the test on 2 wheels. harley davidson has long stood for loud motors and the smell of gas but even it launched its 1st electric model in 2019 its clients are becoming more environmentally conscious and electric motor cycles are becoming more popular in 2020 in the sales grew by 50 percent to almost $19000.00 units already so it is taking which bike i would say there's 2 options we can either fight it out or

chi chi izundu, bbc news.rus cases across the uk, with levels back to those seen at the end of last summer. the office for national statistics estimates around one in 1,000 people had the virus last week. and bbc analysis shows about 22 million people are now living in areas where there were no covid deaths this month, as our health editor, hugh pym reports. the spires of oxford, with the mood matching the weather. there's not been a single reported covid death in the city for 60 days. yeah, we're quite lucky. and local people i spoke to today said they were more encouraged about the way things were progressing. yeah, people seem a lot calmer in themselves. they're not so... yeah, and i think when you're out in town itjust feels a bit like, a bit more normal. i've been taking him to baby groups and i wouldn't have dreamed of doing that a few months ago. we both stayed in for 14 months and we're glad to be out. - it feels like we've got more freedom, we can do more things, and, yeah, we can socialise more becau

chi chi izundu, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news, still to come...t on how to gather safely without spreading covid. ben hannam, the first british police officer to be convicted of belonging to a neo—nazi terrorist group, has been jailed for four years and four months at the old bailey. 0ur correspondent daniel sandford explained the nature of the sentence. three years and four months of being a member of a banned terrorist organisation and also included in that concurrent sentence for possessing documents that might be useful to a terrorist and a concurrent sentence of one year for the fraud. that is essentially lying on his police application form when he was asked to tick a box saying he never been a member of the bnp or any other similar organisation. and he ticked a similar box on his vetting form, so not only had he been involved with national action, which was originally banned for celebrating the murder of jo cox mp, but he also lied about it and successfully became a police officer and served as a police officer for almost two years before t

here's chi chi izundu. her report contains some flashing images.all screen. a star in itv�*s police drama, viewpoint, which will now not be shown on itv1. already a recipient of the bafta rising star award, back in 2009, just two weeks ago, he was receiving the bafta award for 0utstanding british contribution to cinema. i won something that, at the time, someone like me was never supposed to. but last night the guardian newspaper published allegations from 20 women who had worked with him. allegations about sexual harassment and bullying behaviour. one woman accusing him of pinning her against the wall of his dressing room. another saying he had sent her sexually explicit pictures. this is a really, really damning indictment of how intimidating some workplaces, some producers are, and for our members to raise concerns, because as you say, this highly informal, sensationalised way which many people feel is the only way that they can get their voice heard. in a statement, sky said it stands against all forms of sexual harassment and bullying, and tak

chi chi izundu, bbc news.s in the uk are back to levels seen at the end of last summer, with around one in 1,000 people infected, according to figures the office for national statistics. and bbc analysis shows about 22 million people are now living in areas where there were no covid deaths in april, as our health editor, hugh pym, reports. the spires of oxford, with the mood matching the weather. there has not been a single reported covid death in the city for 60 days. 0ther been a single reported covid death in the city for 60 days. other local people i spoke to today said they were more encouraged about the way things were progressing.— were more encouraged about the way things were progressing. people seem a lot calmer in — things were progressing. people seem a lot calmer in themselves. _ things were progressing. people seem a lot calmer in themselves. and - things were progressing. people seem a lot calmer in themselves. and when | a lot calmer in themselves. and when ou are a lot calmer in themselves. an

chi chi izundu, bbc news.ck to levels seen at the end of last summer, with around one in 1,000 people infected, according to figures the office for national statistics. and bbc analysis shows about 22 million people are now living in areas where there were no covid deaths in april as our health editor, hugh pym reports. the spires of oxford, with the mood matching the weather. there's not been a single reported covid death in the city for 60 days. yeah, we're quite lucky. and local people i spoke to today said they were more encouraged about the way things were progressing. yeah, people seem a lot calmer in themselves. they're not so... yeah, i think when you're out in town it just feels a bit like, a bit more normal. i mean, i know i've been taking him to baby groups, and i wouldn't have dreamed of doing that a few months ago. we both stayed in for 14 months. we're glad to be out! it feels like we've got more freedom.- we can do more things and, yeah, we can socialise more because the vaccines and everything,

trailing the ho chi minh trail.to stop the flow of war materials into the south deploying the v8 kong in the north vietnamese army. so it was a busy time. we bought watches when we got there. you could buy them for 11 dollars and 95. ten dollars and 95. the most expensive is about 12 dollars and 95. it had the day of the week on. it's sunday, the day was read. so that is how we knew it was sunday, because every day was exactly the same seven days a week. it was always the same. soft time passed fairly quickly. i have been there a couple of months. two and a half months. they said hey, would you like to go to the thailand air base? and pick up in a four and bring it back here. we had it inspect and repair facility in thailand. in the island of taiwan. you go from here to the philippines and fly over there and pick it up and so i did. it was a nice way to get away. a little bit of our inner. a way from combat. so i went. a major and i went over. we took the airplane and brought it. back at been back for a few weeks an

is supposed to be ho chi minh. he said and our beloved leader president horseshit men, and of course back in the cells. everybody is just rolling in the floor. so we were it was it was that always, you know, they could beat us but they couldn't beat us, you know, we were going to fight back and not give up and that's where you had to stay in the battle. you had to always see they were the enemy. we're the good guys. it's us against them and okay, so you got me today, but you really don't have me because i'm about to pull the string on you, you know, like the one guy was tortured and to say who was the commander that ordered him. no, who are the who is some of the people in your as a navy guy who are some of the people in your squadron that refused to fly combat missions against north vietnam. well, nobody okay, but they weren't going to accept that. so finally they said okay. it was captain ben casey and captain clark kent. or lieutenant ben casey and lieutenant clark kent well when you know, they got out the peace

chi chi izundu, bbc news.ficer convicted of belonging to a banned neo—nazi group has been sentenced to four years and two months in prison. he is the first serving british police officer to be convicted of terrorism offence. it was also found guilty of possessing documents... fraud and lying on his application. we talk now to detective stupid intendant. thanks very much for being with a bbc news this evening. what certainly seems to have surprised a lot of people in the details of this case first came, it became public was, in a sense, he was hiding in plain sight. he had been noted as a member of this organisation, which was subsequently banned, yet somehow the jot down my dots were notjoint. does that surprise you? dots were not “oint. does that surprise you?— dots were not “oint. does that surprise you? well, look, when an bod surprise you? well, look, when anybody applies _ surprise you? well, look, when anybody applies for _ surprise you? well, look, when anybody applies for a _ surprise you? well, look,

you can see chi putting up much of a fight for that crowd after calling it technically a tie but he's a good sport that's it for this week thanks for watching. the fight against the corona virus pandemic. has the rate of infection been developing. measures are being taken. what does the latest research say. information into context. the coronavirus and the the special monday to friday on w. my 1st boss was a sawing machine. where i come from women are balanced by this motion towards the middle something as simple as learning how to ride a bike is that both isn't. since i was a little girl i want to talk about bicycle off my home but it took me years to make . finally they gave up invention by me on my side and returns because sewing machine sewing i suppose was more afro creates for girls than writing advice as knowledge i want to reach out to those women back home for bones my head and social norms and inform them of old dead basic rights my name is the about of people homes and they were ads see them. over important new. smoking news for healthy. signs are good for the dreamers glob

at the moment in the supply of chi s? , , at the moment in the supply of chis? ,, chips?ssue in cyclical and structural, _ chips? the issue in cyclical and structural, i— chips? the issue in cyclical and structural, i think - and structural, i think cyclical issues, the major one was the covid—19, as well as many of the sg infrastructure to build out including smart phones, but more structurally is the industry has been underinvestment for multiple years, and a lot of the infrastructure was in asia, not infrastructure was in asia, not in the us, so i think the key takeaway today is there is no major division from the government, the us government, the administration have a clear goal, to set up a semiconductor, it is a long—term build, it takes time, but i think the direction is correct. �* correct. and as you say, it will take _ correct. and as you say, it will take some _ correct. and as you say, it will take some time, - correct. and as you say, it - will take some time, something like two years before this investment of $50 billion is really seem to take some affect.

ho chi minh died in september of 1969. it took the bureau of communist north vietnam about a month of meetings and negotiating's and tracking around for them to come up with a new chairman and leader. the new leadership in hanoi decided that they don't like the bad pr and they probably need to change our treatment and tried to get good pr. and so that is what happened. within a few weeks, they stopped all the torture. summer of 16 that had been. how the summer of 69 the way to combat the bad pr is they were tortured guys and i can. i was at a camp that was rated in the fall of 70 by special forces. they were torturing guys. going through our camp, torturing them asking for them to sign a statement requiring lenient treatment. think about that. that's how communist thank. the ends justify the means. we need to make them signed the statement and then we can show the world. we got it. we will blackmail them with this. or combat them with us. but when the communist changed the treatment they chop stop the torture for the most.

ho chi minh died in september of 1969. and it took the bureau of communist north vietnam about a month of meetings and negotiating and jockeying around for them to come up with a new chairman and leader. and the new leadership in hanoi decided they didn't like the bad pr and they probably needed to change our treatment and start trying to get good pr. and so that's what happened. within a few weeks they stopped all the torture. in the summer of '69 had been hell. the summer of 69, the way to combat the bad pr is they were torturing my guys in my camp, the camp raided by the fall of '79 by special forces, they were torturing guys, going through our camp, torturing guys to sign a statement saying they received lenient and humane treatment. think about that. that's the way come you nuss think. the ends justifies the means. to them it was true because they didn't kill us so they gave us lenient and humane treatment. we need them to sign that statement and we'll show the world. we'll blackmail them with this. we'll combat it wi

. >> the teachers union and the school district have a major kenny chis inoakland the hool unhired thecaingl hammering out details for fall classes. for now, thousands of tutors will return in person tomorrow. for these kids, they've had more than enough time to skate and play. >> i was so excited and happy to see my friends again. >> reporter: staying distanced has been difficult. >> all the students can't come in and join and talk and share stuff because of coronavirus. >> reporter: going back to the classroom was not an easy choice. >> i'm a little bit scared. but the kids like to go. >> reporter: elementary will send their children back to school for in person learning. >> our staff is very excited to see the kids, the kids are very excited to see the teachers. it will be a very joyous occasion. >> reporter: all schools are expected to reopen on monday and teachers will return $2000 stipends for returning. they issued a statement "the phased-in approach allows for all educators to complete their vaccinations if they so choose and further states targeted vaccination program to reach the

technology but motorbikes a racing up the popularity ladder we put 2 of them to the test drivers dhoni and chi static. we're going to find out who is queen or king of the murder cycles. i don't have the feeling. i gave the 3rd. and therefore we prepared some seriously gruesome challenges for these 2 beauties. the electric powered by eggs have similar steps so it promises to be a close fight 0 as far as it has 110 horsepower and the premium model will set you back about 26000 euros in germany the harley is heavier and packs slightly less horse power at a $105.00 it costs around $33000.00 the manufacturers want to show their modern side 0 motorcycles is a startup from the us and is often called the test wales. harley davidson has long stood for loud mentors and the smell of gas but even it launched its 1st electric model in 2019 its clients are becoming more environmentally conscious and electric motor cycles are becoming more popular in 2020 in the sales grew by 50 percent to almost $19000.00 units already so it's taking which bike i would say there's 2 options we can either fight it out or do

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alone and needs to convince other country, including adversaries like china an russia, to also tackle chi mat change. josh, you cover the biden administration an climate policy. does the united states have enough credible wit the rest of the world after getting into paris, out of paris, back into paris, to address this tpwhrobal crisis? josh: there's no doubt there's a global sigh of relief that the u.s. at least rhetorically is back in the game. everyone would rather have the u.s. back in the paris climate agreement with a president who acknowledges that climate change is real and that serious action needs to be taken. that said, there is a real credibility gap that you put your finger on, peter. part of it is the way countries have seen this policy ping-pong back and forth as the administration has changed hands. they get our political system as well as we do. they understand if something is not codified in law that it's fairly easily done when the white house -- undone when the white house changes hands. that's why they are really looking to see whether the biden administration is goin

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for coffee in chi the evening patrol is over for today the curfew in cologne is set to last until mid may. well it's been billed as europe's biggest indoor rock concert since the start of the pandemic a concert in spain that went ahead with $5000.00 on backs unaided music fans in the audience and its organizers say it did not trigger a jump in corona virus infections everyone wore masks at the indoor event but there was no social distancing here's how it worked. on stage in barcelona one of spain's most popular bands indie rockers a love of lesbian. on the floor crowd dancing swaying and cheering together wearing masks but with no assigned seating and no requirement to keep space free between them. excited fans gathered a month ago for the eagerly awaited event the 1st big concert without social distancing since the start of the panamic. concert goers were given a coronavirus test before they were allowed in an experiment to find out whether mass events can be safely held music promoters worked with one of person known as main hospitals to put on the concert and doctors say fears of a

so when we went in, we went into saigon, which is ho chi minh city. and it was extremely interesting because going back to a place that i associated with direct combat, you know, just like you fly in, get off the bus, it's africa hot. you're sweating like a bandit, you know. and you're sitting in this room, it's air-conditioning. and when we got off, it was like a nice terminal and everybody was nice. people spoke english. you had to get your passport. i said, this is knowing like when we showed up the first time. i said, this is a vacation stop. i call it folding money, i never forget, one of my air force guys, he said, lieutenant, leave me your folding money in case i got shot down. so i said, all they wanted was your folding money with dead presidents on it. they didn't want vietnamese money. it was great. took a bus. the food was great. we could go anywhere we wanted to go. we toured all of the battlefields, went down to canto. it was -- it's like they knew we were -- we were vietnam historic tours. we were all vietnam veterans. but they didn't ca

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what he has to do is convince joe man chi there's one opportunity to make it happen. and cinema in arizona. there's one opportunity to make it happen. there's going to be talk of them trying to woo republicans over. in the end republicans are likely going to stay with themselves. they will not break with the party. i think that this is going to happen. joe biden will be more liberal than liberals thought he was going to be. i think we will see action on these things here in washington. it will be ugly. we will see action on it. >> the trick will be will schumer put this through the legislation legislative process? that's the mistake the democrats could make is that you make it too easy for the republicans to say how could kbyou put this on us? it doesn't take that much time. you lose high ground. you allow thoem say they didn't work with us. they forced it down our throats. will they put it through the process if it takes more time? it gives them full chance to get the full ranges to get on board. >> they'll talk about and pay lip service to democratic chairman who wa

are you going to to buy a ten area supply of kim chi, you need to know what you are signing up for. the truth is people love free samples, i don't care who you are, you love free samples. in fact, that is how they should convince maga people to get their shots. don't call it a vaccine, you call it a free sample of the vaccine. >> well, i heard it has a microchip that will make my brain by sexual. but i love free samples so why don't you give me a little bit of that pfizer, maybe a bit of j & j after that. >> but let's move on to cigarettes. the things that gates has to buy for his girlfriends t is been a-- the most popular flavor got a special exemption, and that maybe about to change. >> today might mark the beginning of the end of menthol cigarettes in this country because in the last couple of minutes. fda ask announcing it is working on a proposal to ban them within the next year along with all flavored significant ars, they have been disproportionalitily harm 68 for members of the black community, for decades they have been marketed aggressively to black americans, more than 85

the united states, they would stay in one general area whether it was mississippi or whether it was chi-town. and when they went overseas, there are great differences and local cultures was probably a shock to them. the same thing in germany. there are different dialects just like in china, or in switzerland, they speak german, but it is a lot different in northern germany. so think, with your experience as an alicia, did those networks, and the close ties that resulted from a lot of the chinese immigrants being from the same area help to locate any veterans for this project? yes. i didn't realize it when i joined the legion. i joined the legion accidentally because the legion did inform me when i was a little boy. when i was 15, i had gone to a chinese school to try to keep up with my chinese. summer graduation, these tall guys walked to the stage and he presented me with a check, you had a metal. he was from the legion. i had no idea what it was all about. as for the legion goes. then i learned you have to serve to earn the eligibility to join the legion. so i want to vietnam, come back, a

guy adami you've been fan of the stock for quite some time, chi chipotle. >> i actually got it last nightmber two, the an lift at piper sandler is in 2,000 price target end of the month. i think you own the stock. it had a bit of a pull back but 2340u threatening new time highs i think cmg is still best in class in the fast food area. >> chic-fil-a not publicly traded but number one amongst teams how should we think about that as it impacted others like mcdonald's. >> across fast food mcdonald's has done a great job finding more panache and appeal for the gen z with kiosk dining. it's a great place for my 12-year-old to meet her girlfriends and there's affordability and some element of cool factor it's amazing i think the stimulus dynamic and reopening dynamic of starbucks and luxury that people can afford, i think they're going to starbucks. if you look at the escalation in terms of where the jack ups and impute that on the next quarter i think it will be a big year. >> coming up, sky's the limit, investors piling into newest space and innovation etf what's inside is hardly out of the wo

75 pound cotton gin fan tied around his neck with barbed wire after being thrown into the tal ahatch chi river, she exposed to the world, and i think the world stood up. the world spoke out. the world was enraged. >> reporter: 65 years later, the world spoke up again from minneapolis to london. >> please! please, i can't breathe! >> reporter: after watching philonise floyd's brother, george, gasping for air, his neck pinned down under the knee of an officer who refused his pleas for help. >> people should die of natural causes not because you're getting an overdose of a knee to someone's neck, not because you're beating somebody to death and dumping them in a river. >> reporter: both families' pain playing out in the spotlight. both creating a wave of change and demands for justice for all in america. in floyd's case, cell phones and body cameras captured the incident of the white police officer kneeling on his neck for 9 minutes and 29 seconds. he is awaiting his fate from a jury of his peers. but the people who disfigured and murdered emmett till were acquitted by an all-white jury. th

she was the mother of his chi children. and this was the most shocking and terrible and ghastly thing to happen. >> that night charles returns to balmoral to be with his sons, william and harry. >> charles's priority was those boys. he was desperately worried about them. they were at a very tender, difficult sort of age, 15 and 12. >> i rang up queen elizabeth to say how awful and i hope the boys were all right. and she said, i think they're in total shock, they haven't cried. >> the immediate reaction of the royal family was to say we must hunker down, protect the children. there will be formalities that will follow, but that's what we do. >> but the country is in no mood for formality. >> she was different. she was like one of us. one of the people. >> it's a shock. >> the people felt so emotional about diana. it was because she had had an extraordinary connection with everybody. people felt a kinship with her that was like your own beloved friend, mother, sister had died. >> she was just a lovely person. we all hope we c

. >> rising inflation a big factor here, matt the stock at 15.02 a share chi potd l what's the key level'll looking at this 1,550 level. it's pulled back from there and that's no problem. and the key is what does it do after we get this earnings report if it can break above that double top high and any meaningful fashion it's bullish for the stock and want to continue to buy the stock. however you can't jump in front of it because we saw net flex yesterday bumping up against a key resistance level trade tomorrow because it has potential. >> we'll be watching thank you. head to the website or follow us on twitter back to you. >> thank you. >>> ahead only "power lunch" the founder of the fearless fund after a big investment from mastercard that's straight ahead. >>> and now the latest from trading nation.cnbc.com and word from our sponsor. this is wealth. ♪ ♪ this is worth. that takes wealth. but this is worth. and that - that's actually worth more than you think. don't open that. wealth is important, and we can help you build it. but it's what you do with it, that makes life worth living.

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made a big announcement in front of a unique zoom call with 40 leaders including president's putin and chie emanuel has more. >> good afternoon. president biden committing the u.s. to cut emissions by as much as 52% by the year 2030 laying out his vision earlier today. >> by maintaining those investments and putting these people to work, the united states sets out on the road to cut greenhouse gasses in half by the end of this decade. that's where we're headed as a nation. >> russian president vladimir putin saying moscow is interesting in galvanizing international cooperation. a leading senate republican said this is not just be the u.s. taking unilateral action. >> you can't solve the problem unless india and china are involved. >> as for china, the vice foreign minister sounded skeptical. with 1.4 billion people, these goals are not easily delivered. some countries are asking china to achieve the goals earlier. i'm afraid this is not realistic. experts say achieving president's goal could require a major retooling of the american economy. >> martha: that's clear interesting statements f

his autopsy later said he suffered brain injury as a result of a cycling accident chi think we can allplain this? >> translator: if that kind of thing has occurred, we will have investigations for it. we will investigate it if it's true or not. there may be some videos which look suspicious, but for our forces, we don't have any intention to shoot at innocent people. >> so 14-year-old tun-tun aung who was killed by military forces, what do you say to his mother? do you say he was a violent protester or what do you say of a 14-year-old also shot dead by your forces? >> translator: we have heard about the deaths of the children too. there is no reason we will shoot children. this is only the terrorists that are trying to make us look bad. >> reporter: but the lies are paper thin. according to the u.n., as of march 31st, at least 44 children have been killed. back here, our minders take us to another market in a military area, keen to show they have popular support, but the ploy backfires. i understand -- a man just told me we want democracy as he walked past. but he was too scared to sto

now, ho chi minh and -- helped my father survive three years in the pacific, because he was fighting japanese. he wrote his constitution on our own, and we stab him in the back. you call vietnam one of the great failures, or how about iran, when you coup d'etat iran and now we have the islamic revolution going on forever, and afghanistan -- 1979, we stuck our nose in there and said after they are done with the russians, they are coming after us. here they are, worldwide -- when are you ever going to get something right? host: your response? guest: [laughter] i do think cia does get a lot of things right. in implementing the covert policy that constitutes a covert action, cia is operating under the desires of the president. the president has to sign a document called the finding, saying i find this action necessary and i want cia to do this. that finding is transmitted in a memorandum of notification to congress, who can weigh in on it if they so choose. there is a lot of adult supervision. that's not to say there haven't been mistakes. these are policy failures that are, you know, ow

now, ho chi minh and the viet minh helped my father survive in the pacific.asked for help, and we stabbed uncle ho in the back. you call vietnam one of your great failures or how about iran, we coup d'etat iran. i said after they're done with the russians, they're coming after us, and here they are worldwide. when are you guys going to get something right? >> go ahead and respond. >> you know, i think cia does get a lot of things right. in implementing the policy of covert action, the cia is enacting the policies of the president. the president has to sign a document called a finding that says i find this action necessary and i want cia to do this. that finding is then transmitted in a memorandum of notification to the congress which then can weigh in on it if they so choose. so there's a lot of adult supervision. that's not to say there haven't been mistakes. these are policy failures that are, you know, owned by the u.s. government at all, it's not just cia. cia is not doing these things as a rogue elephant, as once was claimed. >> let's remind everyone tha

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in all of chis struggle, though, a literal shot of hope. >> late thursday, santa clara officials announcing a new batch of vaccines arrive from the state. >> allowing more appointments. and yes, that applied to so much. it's going to be on april. good ending for david. but he knows not everyone else is as lucky as the strenuous effort to find a vaccine continues in california. theresa kron 4 news. >> 9.30 threes the time. and in san francisco city leaders there have a pretty positive outlook on vaccine distribution as eligibility now is expanding. in fact, mayor london breed says that 80% of san francisco residents ipshould at least have their first shot by mid-may and that's if the city continues to receive the expected amount of vaccines. meantime, san francisco health department director doctor grant colfax is encouraging all elder getting their appointment. they're urging everybody to remain vigilant to while they wait for their shot. >> by no means are we out of the woods yet. and cases in san francisco have slowly started to climb again. now we're still at a low rate. but just in the

'the chi' conative says he watched hours and hours of episodes and took notes to prepare.ou can watch jeopardy week nights at 7:00 right here on abc 7. >>> a shot in the arm didn't stop mariah carey from hitting high note. >> all right. [ laughter ]. >> okay! >> yay! >> only part 1, only part 1. >> carey celebrated receiving the first dose by sharing a video of the special moment. she was nervous but excited about receiving the shot. she encouraged everyone to get vaccinated when they can and said we are all in this together. this is my favorite part. in the post she wrote vaccine side effect, g6. >> we don't know if she -- we know she didn't get the johnson & johnson we don't know which of the other two she got. but a really hope it is pfizer so she could say, like you got me feeling pfizer! >> oh, bravo! >> i'm here all week also, i was thinking, we don't know what state she got it in. and we don't know what tier she is in. she hasn't revealed her birthday. >> right, she only celebrates an verse various. >> we all know how old she is but it doesn't matter. >> it doesn't