the next day they say gilbert's numbers look better. they believe it's the fight in gilbert that will help him defeat the virus. >> he's going to get through this. i know he is. >> he's a fighter. he's a fighter. he needs to come home and i just -- i can't picture him in any other way. >> damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >> we wish that family the best. >>> another major decision today. it's disappointing to many high school athletes and parents. high school sports have been delayed. so what happens now? what if there's no season at all? raj joins us now. this could be a big issue for a lot of people, especially high school seniors that maybe were counting on trying to get into college through sports. >> yeah. it's a big issue for so many different levels here. on the grand scheme of things, jessica, we get it. it hurts so much for the athletes and the coaches and the community members that rally around these teams as well. but here's the bottom line. the cif, the governing body for all of california sports. officially delaying the f

>>as they all stay strong for each other in for gilbert is. >>the man that you always wish and dream that you would have in your life. >>and that your kids have a family friend created a go fund me page for the blanco family in gilbert's medical expenses. i'm taylor bisacky reporting kron 4 news. >>tonight, we know that indoor malls and other essential non essential businesses across san francisco. they are going to close it is another effort of course to slow the surge of coronavirus cases the move is coming in response to being added to the state's covid-19 watch list and among the businesses other talking about hair salons barber shops, some owners though they are pleading with the governor to let them get back to work. they're hoping to work around the state code and they're hoping that maybe the governor will let them take services outside kron four's reyna harvey has details. >>many salon owners and barbers would like to start offering their services outdoors and again we've already seen them start to do this we caught up with a barbara

army veteran and corrections sergeant gilbert polonca is one of those employees. j.r. stone spoke with his wife and son. >> reporter: gilbert is an army veteran and corrections sergeant who is fighting the battle of his life up against covid-19 in a bay area hospital. >> they said his numbers are getting a lot better and it made us so happy. >> reporter: currently he is heavily sedated and on life support, something that is heartbreaking to his son vincent who is following in his father's foot steps and currently serving our country in south korea. >> my job is literally to protect and serve my country and my country is being defeated by something that i can't even protect my own family from and friends, you know. and that really affects me. >> reporter: gilbert was admitted to the hospital july 3. and his wife and daughter was also diagnosed with the virus. they had their own battles but are doing well today. while they are frustrated about the spread at san quentin, their focus is what comes next. >> we just need to figd out wur what is the best solution to keep ever

professor sara gilbert. >> what's the most important take away? >> the vaccine's safe and it could should go into clinical trials. >> the deployment of antibodies and crucial killer t cells. antibodies detect a virus and neutralize it. t cells are like asatins, not only attacking the cells but retaining a memory of the virus, ready to mount a defense next time. what are the challenges left now that phase one and two are complete or under way, what's next? >> looking at the performance of the vaccine in older people are very important. some don't give strong immune responses as the system ages. >> the trump administration has put $1.2 billion on the line for drug company astra zeneca to produce doses as soon as they're ready to go. the ceo says they're on track. >> our hope is we can actually start delivering vaccine by -- before the end of the year. >> professor gilbert is a bit more measured. >> pascal said this afternoon he's hoping for october/november. >> we all have hopes. there are no gash tease. i don't want to put a date on it because it's

>>as they all stay strong for each other in for gilbert is. >>the man that you always wish and dream that you would have in your life. >>and that your kids have a family friend created a go fund me page for the blanco family in gilbert's medical expenses. i'm taylor bisacky reporting kron 4 news. >>happening tomorrow in the south bay santa clara county will open 3 more coronavirus testing sites now 2 of them are in san jose and then one is going to be in gilroy the testing site at the county's service center auditorium on burger drive will be open from tuesday to thursday 10:00am to 03:00pm. the one at the san jose high school cafeteria that's going to be open tuesday through friday from one to 06:00pm and on saturday from 09:00am to 02:00pm the testing site in gilroy that's going to be at south county annex at 9300 warren avenue. it's going to be open tuesday through friday 10:00am to 03:00pm and tester free no appointments are necessary you don't have to have an appointment. you can find the locations and hours on our website. so if you like

mo rocca talks with actress melissa gilbert about the new popularity of an old tv classic, little houston prairie. >> plus covid update from dr. jon lapook, thoughts from jeef heart, steve hartman and the great grandson of the debeabt over statues his view the might surprise you. that and morning on this sunday morning, 12th of july, 2020. we will be right back. >> i'm franklin graham. do black lives matter? god made and created each and every one of us, and your life matters because you see, all of us are precious to god. but we have a problem, and that problem is called sin. and sin separates us from god. but the bible tells us that god so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but should have everlasting life. if you would like to invite jesus christ to come into your heart, he will come in and change your life, change the direction of your life for eternity. just pray this prayer with me. just say, god, i'm a sinner. i'm sorry. forgive me. i believe that jesus is your son, that he died for my sins, that you raised him to l

>>as they all stay strong for each other in for gilbert is. >>the man that you always wish and dream that you would have in your life. >>and that your kids have a family friend created a go fund me page for the blanco family in gilbert's medical expenses. i'm taylor bisacky reporting kron 4 news. >>and another big story we're following after more than 50 days demonstrations continue near the federal building in downtown portland, oregon police there declared a riot after the portland police association office was set on fire. and that's not all tension is rising after federal troops arrived without any calls from local leaders and they have been whisking people away in unmarked cars scott for zell sogomonian live in the newsroom with the conflict. portland's dia says should worry all americans sell it. claims that a peaceful protester was shot in the head by what he said was. >>one of president trump's secret police he wants those troops remove now it says that their presence is only making matters worse. >>for 50 days street demonstrators hav

>>as they all stay strong for each other in for gilbert is. >>the man that you always wish and dream that you would have in your life. >>and that your kids have a family friend created a go fund me page for the blanco family in gilbert's medical expenses. i'm taylor bisacky reporting kron 4 news. >>of oregon's largest city said the presence of federal agents is exacerbating tensions in portland they have had no nearly 2 months of nightly protests since the killing of george floyd in minneapolis tension is rising now after federal troops arrived without and he calls from local leaders. they have reportedly been risking people away an unmarked cars kron four's ella sogomonian is live in the newsroom and she has details l a. portland's district attorneys says what's happening there should worry all americans. >>well protests have been peaceful violence has broken out on saturday police are declared a riot after the portland police association office was set on fire. some agents have been sent in to protect federal buildings and one of them tellin

gilbert is a democratic challenger to louie gomer.ica back texas held a counter protest reports were filed with the police but unclear if anybody has been arrest police department >>> coming up why the price of gold is soaring to new records >>> hope on the horizon. the good news for employees at southwest airlines next. chances are you have some questions right now here are a couple answers... lysol disinfectant spray and disinfecting wipes together can be used on over 100 surfaces. and kill up to 99.9% of viruses and bacteria. unfortunately, we can't answer every question you have right now. lysol. what it takes to protect. to sleepy smudges... to shower-skipping. these days call for a quick clean. luckily, help is still one wipe away. love, neutrogena®. pampers the #1 pediatrician recommended brand, helps keep baby skin dry & healthy so every touch is as comforting as the first pampers. the #1 pediatrician recommended brand honey, did you hear about these new geico savings? mom? you'll get an extra 15% on top of what geico could al

gilbert says his campaign manager was injured.eports were filed with the police but it's unclear if anyone has been arrested >>> severe weather in the south and hawaii is getting hit. janessa web is tracking it all for us >> reporter: good morning, everyone it is a busy weekend right now, we have hurricane douglas just north of honolulu with winds of 85 miles per hour. it looks like it will stay well to the north, and the flooding threat in that area is going to be a big concern the next 24 hours. also watching the tropics for 92-l, this could be our "i" named storm that we'll continue to watch and make its way across the lessers the next heat waive. the south and southeast with moisture and severe weather throughout your afternoon. anybody tired of the heat? we'll talk more about that coming up. >> remember it for the winter. >> janessa, thank you. >>> this next story is cool. a mountain rescue team in england got an unusual call or bark for help for a pooch on friday daisy had collapsed from exhaustion 16 volunteers carried the

a fight broke out between gilbert supporters and counter protestors >> i did ask from the get-go thatryone show respect to each other, and allow everyone to have their say that we had on our program. >> we believe that if there's a federal property, that the federal government has every right to come in and do what should be being done by the local government that's not being done >> police were able to defuse the situation after that fight erupted. reports were filed but unclear if there have been any arrests hank gilbert says his campaign manager was beaten and had his phone stolen he's called on his opponent to denounce the violence. >>> we might be less than 100 days out from the election, but in six weeks, north carolina begins mail-in voting september 4. jordan jackson is in winston salem, north carolina with the latest >> reporter: officials tell me that they are confident in the work that they have been doing here, but are bracing for a swell of mail-in voting, unlike anything we have seen before now, vote by mail numbers could increase tenfold here in this state. president tr

professor sarah gilbert heads up the team at oxford.ilbert heads up the team at oxford. >> that the antibody response and t-cell responses and those are two parts of the imm >> there's the antibody response tect agacell response and those are two parts of the immune system that ideally work together to protect against viral infections. >> reporter: antibodies and t- cells are the special forces of the immune system. antibodies detect a virus and neutralize it. t-cells help make antibodies but also act as assassins, attacking infected human cells, even retaining a memory of the virus, ready to mount a defense the next time they encounter the same pathogen. this seems like a big deal. >> no question about it. you see the real data, your shoulders come down and we are all getting a sigh of relief that we're getting immune responses that we as scientists hoped for. >> reporter: the c.e.o. of drug giant astrazeneca said today they're on track to start rolling out millions of doses by the fall. one glimpse of hope that people can get back to

mayor gilbert, rosa flores is reporting a key metric as i know you think is, as well. the positivity rate right now, 33.5% which is staggering. what is going on there from your perspective? >> from my perspective, a couple things have gone wrong. the testing in the beginning but right now since we have been open, people haven't taken the guidelines serious enough. the wearing of masks, social distancing and trace contact or contact tracing. when you get tested and test positive we need to go in and talk to and contact the people who you've been in contact with. you can't have days and weeks lapse between being tested positive and contact people to let them know that they need to be tested. we know people who will pass this on asymptomatic. you can pass it on and ultimately kills someone or sends them to the hospital. we need to do better in that gap and we need information, we need trace contacters and need it to happen right now because we are just getting through the fourth of july and we know that the surges to see from the fourth of july are not built into the syst

>>as they all stay strong for each other in for gilbert is. >>the man that you always wish and dream that you would have in your life. >>and that your kids have a family friend created a go fund me page for the blanco family in gilbert's medical expenses. i'm taylor bisacky reporting kron 4 news. >>and coming up on the kron 00:04am morning news, the second wild animal attack in the east bay leaving a lot of people they're worried about their safety. we'll tell you what we know about the latest attack. and leaders across the bay area calling on you to make a decision about the future of caltrain we'll explain coming up and the owners of a popular east bay waffle house putting their retirement plans on pause to keep dozens of their employees during the pandemic. happy monday everybody welcome back to the kron 00:04am morning news time to check the weather forecast where take sneaking a peek outside at the embarcadero this morning, dave and that fog still hanging in there. >>yeah, seems to be everywhere even sfo we're getting some light coming in

>>as they all stay strong for each other in for gilbert is. >>the man that you always wish and dream that you would have in your life. >>and that your kids have a family friend created a go fund me page for the blanco family in gilbert's medical expenses. i'm taylor bisacky reporting kron 4 news. >>coming up next on the kron 00:04am morning news, a second wild animal attack in the east bay is leaving many worried and concerned about their safety what we know about the latest attack. and next the owners of a popular east a waffle house is putting up their retirement plans putting those plans on pause to keep paying dozens of their employees during the oh, we love our new home. neighborhood's great. amazing school district. the hoa has been very involved. these shrubs aren't board approved. you need to break down your cardboard. thank you. violation. violation. i see you've met cynthia. at least geico makes bundling our home and car insurance easy. and it does help us save a bunch of money. two inches over regulation. thanks, cynthia. for bundli

than glorifying anything you 1st used heroin when you were 12 years old had a number of my uncle gilbert to me on the grass when i was 8 and don't condemn him for that please i wish it was like you know when i speak in schools and i say my uncle. tourney on the weed at 8 and the kids aren't pages ok and the more i see that 2 adults are oh my god but everybody knows if somebody is smoking marijuana in your family they're trying to turn everybody on whether the 891011 years old so that's what you got to watch out for don't be surprised because that's what's going on i you know i can go down so you 8910 year old kids right now that if they're not smoking weed they're sniffing glue so it's like wait a minute we've we don't need we have a big war on drugs no it's a big war on drug addict you know we need help you know not not and still bar therapy doesn't work but in kids in june all doesn't work sending kids the life in prison does a word you know it's like there's got to be something else. i think i think there were they say there's a 10 percent of the people in prison along in prison the r

we've got your eyes that went into prison 4550 years old and they won when they were 17 minute cousin gilbert he won when he was 17 he got it when he was 55 years old a completely different way right now no he is actually the electrician for the. the new ram stadium you know. that's a great you know so you don't you don't need anyone so it's so ironic to me the way the life turns out sometimes if when you look at you and in your role as much at the end that what a bad to come off as and to think what a nice feeling it must be for you and your mom i mean imagine her heart when you turned out to be the angel on the horizon for some of your faithful you know it's like the vet saying you know it's really thrilling the thought that it's the human condition all balled up in one cat i want to talk to more about the specifics of it you can talk all you want but to see this documentary folks i think you've got to take a deeper dive on this inmate number one the rise of danny trejo my son tells me makes a hell of a taco so this we got to talk to lots of i don't it's not any let me see them let me see t

army veteran and correction sergeant gilbert polanco is a south bay native and one of those employees. we talked to his son who is currently an army soldier serving overseas. this is gisep against covid-19 in a bay area hospital. >> today he said that his numbers are getting a lot better. and it just made us so happy to hear that. >> reporter: currently he is heavily sedated and on life support. something that is heartbreaking to his son, private first-class vincent who is following his father's footsteps and serving in south korea. >> that really affects me. >> reporter: polanco was admitted to the hospital on july 3rd shortly after his daughter selena was diagnosed with covid-19. then after that his wife was diagnosed with the virus. the two had their own battles but are doing well today. they are frustrated about the spread in san quentin, their focus is what comes next. >> now we just need to deal wit best solution at this point and keep everyone safe. >> reporter: vincent says wrestling is part of his training. something that reminds him of his dad. >> when i used to w dad's alwa

i live in gilbert and right next to a factory with air pollution. i know you are against nuclear weapons. what are your thoughts on nuclear energy as a clean solution? guest: it is dirty, dangerous, and uneconomical. it has been the most unsuccessful industrial enterprise since world war ii. insurance will not ensure it, so we have the price anderson act. we have nukes in upstate new york. epsilon wanted to shut them down because they were not making money and instead this state has subsidized them to the tune of $8 billion. we attempted to build nukes down and north carolina and south carolina with long guarantees from the obama administration, all of those projects have been shut down because of cost overruns and over time on the construction. they are in trouble. this is not a viable option. for the same money we might spend on nuclear power, we can inld more power generation solar and wind energy. host: you talked about your run for governor of new york, and you received i believe almost 5% of the vote if not more. how do you plan to win enough

también en gilbert, san josé temperaturas en 76ers san francisco 64 santa rosa va subiendo la temperaturasa temperaturas por la noche alcanzará 55 grado, entra la capa de humedad que trae un alivio. redwood city75 y comienza a subir hasta 85 grados en los próximos días, al interior condiciones en 95 grados, más detalles en el siguiente segmento >> muchas gracias, y varias familias inmigrantes en el estado han tenido que reinventarse por covid-19, tenemos una historia. >> hacer tamales no es fácil >> comprar la mercancía, lo que se necesita se va el día en esto. >> comienza el día cuando llegan al barrio logan en esta parada >> no tengo con qué jalarlo, el morovon tiene. >> luego toca bajar las cacerolas y poner a calentar el agua para mantener el tamal calientito armar las carpas, limpiar mesas y sillas. >> la pandemia les hizo montar este negocio y poner en pausa sus sueños que el dj robot había ya arrancado. >> tenemos hijos que tenemos que sacar adelante. >>y diego ni lento ni perezozo >> hay que echar para atrás, hacer tamales. >> y los comercios en las cercanidas el parque chicano en

. >> i'm here with gilbert gottfried. i'm gilbert gottfried. >> no.ried. >> no. you're making a mouse voice. i'm gill berd gottfried. >> you have to be assertive. >> put more anger in it. i'm gill geriatric gottfried. >> i'm not gilbert gottfried it's amazing at comic-con. >> now i'm confused. [ laughter ] >> i'm going to get you for that up next, the great lawrence donnell is here to share his secrets of prime time success. >>> joy, it's chris. and i'm so thrilled, so excited for the next chapter for the debut of "the reidout. i am, however, a little bummed for the many, many fans of "a. d sunday morning and watch in a terrific show. it's been a great pleasure to be your colleague and on-air partner for so many years we've now been through this, and no one more richly deserves this new opportunity than you do. i'm personally psyched because you will be on before us we will get to talk to some of the same viewers every night it's going to be fantastic go get 'em >> aw, thank you so much right back at you, chris >>> one of the greatest, coolest, and mo

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a family friend created a go fund me page for the polanco family and gilbert's medical expenses. others more information about that on our website kron 4 dot com. >>and coming up on the kron 00:04am morning news, the second wild animal attack in the east bay is leaving a lot of people worried and concerned about their safety. we'll have everything we know about this latest attack coming up. plus leaders across the bay area of calling on you the voters to decide the future of caltrans. and after the break protest boiled over in portland oregon yet again this weekend and some of them turning violent yet a >>welcome back everyone the time is 7.14, let's head over to the weather center get an update on your forecast now with a spark a okay good morning robin good morning everybody live shot coming in from san jose state we have those familiar overcast skies penetrating this far in so still waiting for the fog to lift sfo. no delays being a being caused by a but still have the overcast appearance temperatures pretty much in place with the upper 50's lower 60's. very little movement we

a family friend has created a go fund me page for the polacco family and gilbert's medical expensive. expenses if you'd like to get more information or you want to see the details about that just head over to our website kron 4 dot com. the school districts in less populated california counties are moving ahead with plans for classroom instruction. governor newsome said on friday that most counties will start the school year online because of soaring coronavirus cases and hospitalizations but rural counties in the central and northern parts of the state have not seen much of the virus and can bring students and teachers back to campus. leaders in those counties insists that they'll take proper precautions to keep the kids safe. >>and happening today in the north bay hospital workers at santa rosa memorial will be taking part in a five-day strike kron 4 sarah stinson live at santa rosa memorial to explain why sarah good morning. >>marty good morning a day one of this strike here at santa rosa memorial hospital and all the caregivers who are participating over 700 or so we'll be out her

. >> reporter: back in brooklyn, hairstylist, sara gilbert also has reason to be hopeful. >> within this industry, everyone needs their hair cut. no matter what, when we opened, it was going to be slammed. so we are slammed for this month. i'm just hoping we get through this month, make some income before anything has to close down again. >> reporter: it's that fighting spirit now fueling so many small businesses across the country. >> we're holding on for dear life. we're trying hard. we're doing what we need to do to open. we'll ride the storm. we'll see what happens. we'll give it our best. >> ready? >>> and coming up next, cleaning up the toilet paper aisle. what it takes to stock up during the pandemic. so i'm gonna hold on promoting you this quarter. cool? drop the taco. get in the car. does this sentra feel like a compromise to you? wait, what...? the handling is good, right? no compromise there. nope! watch this... umm... b-brie...brie brie! rear automatic braking. so if this nissan sentra isn't gonna compromise, why should you? you're right! atta girl. the all-new nissan sentra.

professor sara gilbert. >> what's the most important take away?vaccine's safe and it could should go into clinical trials. >> the deployment of antibodies and crucial killer t cells.

btish academic serving a 10-year prison sentence there has been transferred to a remote jail colleen gilbertcturer in middle eastern politics. in 2018, she was arrested at tehran airport after attending a conference. she was accused of spying and convicted at a secret trial. she denies all the charges agait her. she spent the last two years in a selling prison and now has been moved t the car jack prison. as you can see from this google earth image, it is in a remote area outside tehran. here is what more we know. correspondent: we b havenold she has been transferred there was a punishment. we are not sure why she is being punished. she was picked up two years ago, september 2018, at tehran's airport, when exit the country.o she was picked up by iran's evolutionary guard, charged with espionage and acting agast iran's national security. a courtga last octobe her 10 years inson. these charges, she has denied. e has also said that in prison, revolutionary guards have offered to free her in exchange for her spying for iran, something she has rejected. rer in islamic udies in melbourne. we know

hello i'm richard gilbert and you're watching the listening post working from home here are some of the media stories we're covering this week sins and china's treatment of weaker muslims despite the best efforts of beijing journalists are finding ways to get the story out if you're reporting on the military in pakistan prepare for the worst like getting abducted in broad daylight mammie just a bell and sapphire do they look familiar we examine the stereotyping of black women on screen and what's it like to be muslim when your story ends up in the hands of others we have come up with some ideas that we think would be p o t p m. you know. ok the p.r. apparatchiks in beijing have had a rough 2020 the covert 19 pandemic the 1st cases of which were in china has brought a tidal wave of bad press it did however provide a distraction from the growing scrutiny of the mass internment of weaker muslims in the province of sindh yang but that story is back where it belongs on the news agenda a few weeks back the associated press reported on weaker women being subjected to forced sterilizations and

facilities state leaders also announced new co-chairs of the state's covid-19 testing task force including gilbert chavez of the state's center for infectious diseases and the senior vice president of kaiser health plan foundation the shot us you care so a cornerstone of our work. >>going forward must be ensuring that testing is available testing is affordable testing is equitable and as reliable for californians in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>president trump blasted presumptive democratic presidential nominee, joe biden today it happened as the president also announced a new bill an executive order that hold china accountable for actions against hong kong kron four's terisa stasio has the latest. >>this law gives my administration powerful new tools to hold responsible. the individuals and the entities involved in extinguishing hong kong's freedom. >>president trump announcing a bill and executive order that he says will hold china accountable for actions against the people of hong kong. he also dove into taking a swing at china saying his administration places the blame on china for

now according to organizers of a go fund me page sergeant gilbert gilbert polanco contracted the virus working as a guard at san quentin prison. he's in a medically induced coma and intubated blanco's family is holding out hope that he's able to recover. but they say that his prognosis for now is just not good. machines are breathing for him, but has long said rejecting a large amount of oxygen. well for weeks we've been telling you about the rising number of covid-19 cases with in california prisons. the latest numbers from the state department of corrections show just under 6900 coronavirus cases has been have been confirmed inside california's walls, prison walls. well just over 1300 new cases have been confirmed in just the last 14 days. the state is also reporting 39 inmate deaths send quinn has the second highest number of covid-19 inmate deaths with 12. the state prison in chino leads the state with 15 inmate deaths. >>now to the south bay this morning on tuesday santa clara county will be opening 3 more coronavirus testing sites. 2 of them are in san jose won in gilroy the test

first i love this picture of professor sarah gilbert.f the lead researchers into this potential vaccine, it is so great to see a woman absolutely at the front line of potentially helping save the world from this horrific disease that has ravaged our communities and oui’ that has ravaged our communities and our economy. i love the picture. the vaccine which they are developing in 0xford vaccine which they are developing in oxford is going to the phase one human trials to see if it is effective and safe. and so it seems that the response from the t cells which attack already infected human cells and antibody response. this is good news because the t cell response potentially can last longer and we've already seen other research suggesting that antibodies, those who have been affected create, tend to leave the body after a few months so are naturally immunity would not respond by potentially if this comes to fruition and really does work, this vaccine really could last much longer than that in terms of its impact. we certainly need some goo

hello i'm richard gilbert and you're watching the listening post working from home here are some of the media stories we're covering this week sins and china's treatment of weaker muslims despite the best efforts of beijing journalists are finding ways to get the story out if you're reporting on the military in pakistan prepare for the worst like getting abducted in broad daylight mammie just a bell and sapphire do they look for.

sarah gilbert is leading the oxford trials., the thing that we have to do is show that the vaccine works. so, these things are very unpredictable and that's why i can't give you a firm timeline. i can just tell you that we are vaccinating in multiple countries where there is high transmission. so, we are increasing the chances of getting the efficacy result early. professor sirjohn bell said medical professionals were worried about how to manage seasonal flu on top of covid—19. because you will get people with severe pneumonia, arriving with fevers, and all the usual things and it will be pandemonium in the a&e departments. so, what i'm rather hoping is that we first of all, ideally expand the number of people getting flu vaccines so we get better coverage. and secondly, we push quite hard to make sure people are compliant in participating in the flu vaccine programmes. the uptake is lamentably small in some centres and i think we're not messing around any more. this could be really serious if people don't get the vaccines. now

they are, and the lead in oxford, sarah gilbert, was cool about this, but said this is what they expectedhere's confidence there, but the problem is if there is problems with this in a couple months or so and the trials don't go so well, we don't want to get hopes too high as this could get dell macro deal a huge blow to morale, and if we have these headlines as you say reminiscing of the war, all over by christmas and things like that — if that doesn't happen, then people will lose morale. but at the moment it's good news, and we hope the good news continues. we've also got some other good news that's come in the la st other good news that's come in the last day or so about more treatments, or one more treatment for this as well that can help stop the disease in its tracks. so when we started this, it was all about ventilators. all they had to fight it was paracetamol. itjust goes ventilators. all they had to fight it was paracetamol. it just goes to show you that they have moved on very, very quickly, and it is thanks to the scientists and medics that we are in this position where we co

sara gilbert is a research are leading the trials of the oxford university vaccine speaking virtually to members of the british parliament she said her team is still testing how long the vaccine will provide immunity to the virus. naturally quiet immunity to other human grown virus infections this is relatively short lived to be don't get reinfected sometimes quite quickly but that doesn't necessarily mean that will see the same thing with the vaccine because the vaccines have a different way of engaging with immune system and we follow people in our vaccines that is using the same type of technology to make vaccines for several years and we still see strong immune responses so again it's something we have to test and follow over time we can't know until we actually have the data but we're optimistic based on areas that is that we will see a good direction mujhe deep for several years at least and probably better than nationally quite immunity. british prime minister abbas johnson says he cannot promise that there will be a vaccine by the end of this year. some hopeful i think is cros

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joining us is the gilbert garcia he moderated this morning's panel with the sec fwraet to have you good morning >> thank you for having me it was an extraordinary moment just incredible meeting today. >> tell me what was extraordinary. >> sure. we're at a critical time in history. it's an extraordinary time in history. everything that's happening around us, everything that's happening in the civil rights movement, the sec has the right tone at the top. that's why they have given us this platform. the key is if you look at the data and we got to be data driven here, there's 70 trillion assets out there in the universe to be managed. diverse firms only manage 1% of those saassets and it's been a constant number for well over a decade all the other studies, things that have been done by the night foundation, other krecredible organizations have proven and shown that diverse firms had the same bell curve as all the other general firms. if you look at the top, we're over represented in the top decile there must be something going on >> how the you define the issue? is there too few of the mi

in downtown tyler, supporters of you and your opponent clashed, there was a police report filed, gilbert'sampaign manager claiming he was assaulted by multiple members of the counter protesters, what you say about this? what happened? >> i wasn't there. i was heading for a plane. i didn't even know there was going to be a back the blue rally at the same time. i heard there was going to be something. i didn't figure many people would show up but when you are 40 or 50 points behind in the polls, you get desperate and don't mind creating violence, east texas is the best place to be living in these clowns think they need to being bring the portland protest, portland problems to our cities, give me a break, that's not what east texans want, they love our country, they love peace and quiet, they don't need that kind of stuff so they got a cycle out of the media but people are not going to put up with that in east texas and democrats are digging themselves a deeper hole trying to bring the portland protest to east texas, we will see how that works out. todd: we appreciate it. jillian: two police