melissa: all right, revoking her status forbes magazine taking away kylie jenner's title of the youngest self-made billionaire accusing her of forging her tax returns. christina partsinevelos joins us with the latest, christina? reporter: in 2018, forbes shock ed everyone when they said that kylie jenner was the youngest self-made billionaire to ever make the list but like you mentioned they are now accusing her of inflating her personal wealth as well as forging tax documents to "reach a mega money mileston" so this was a lengthy and scathing feature published today

on their cover in 2018. >> she's kylie billionaire jenner. >> reporter: now "forbes" says the jennersylie cosmetics' revenue every year since 2016 including having their accountant draft tax returns with false numbers to help juice "forbes'" estimates of kylie's earnings and net worth but concedes we can't prove that those documents were fake. jenner fighting back on twitter writing, all i see are a number of inaccurate statements and unproven assumptions, lol. i've never asked for any title or tried to lie my way there ever, period. >> i think it's hurting the "forbes" brand a lot more than it hurts kylie. she only made 400 million and she's only worth x hundred million. nobody cares. >> reporter: as for her net worth now, "forbes'" latest estimates puts her value at just under 900 million. kylie's attorney disputed the article in a statement obtained by abc news saying the article is filled with outright lies. "forbes'" accusation that kylie and her accountants forged tax returns is unequivocally false and we are demanding that "forbes" immediately and publicly retract that and othe

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you may have heard of edward jenner, the english doctor credited with pioneering the smallpox vaccinepeople in china and africa had used primitive methods of innoculation against smallpox for centuries. jenner's big advance -- scraping cowpox scabs from a milkmaid, using that to infect his gardener's eight-year-old son. and here's the key part -- jenner then infected the boy with smallpox scabs to prove cowpox actually helped him develop immunity against smallpox. this was the very first human challenge trial. wasn't there something inherently unethical in that? >> absolutely. joie: professor nir eyal is a bio-ethicist who points out science is much more careful with challenge trials today. >> there are obvious risks in such a trial. but there are risks in conventional testing method as well. joie: what's the benefit of doing it this way? >> the main benefits are that you know the answer faster, and you know that you will have an answer. joie: one limitation of a conventional clinical trial, eyal says, is that it depends on people getting accidentally exposed to find out whether the v

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jenner tweeted the article was inaccurate and uses "unproven assumptions".weather with louise lear. it is another sunny weekend. we still have this area of high pressure a cross still have this area of high pressure across scandinavia which is influencing the weather across western europe. a good deal of dry weather and warm weather. we have seen weather and warm weather. we have seen temperatures above average for this time of year. whenever you are, whatever you are doing, you will see scenes like this. from cornwall all the way up to the north east of scotland, blue sky and sunshine. a difference with the feel of the weather particularly on the east. hardly a cloud in the sky. there is aberdeenshire. still some cloud in the north west. we keep that through the north west. we keep that through the evening. easterly breeze driving ina the evening. easterly breeze driving in a little more cloud. temperatures will fall back to comfortable levels overnight. tomorrow morning, any murkiness will melt away. we are back to doing it all again, lots of blue sky and

its conclusion on twitter, kylie jenner is no longer a billionaire. hit back, where else? social media saying... she added... in case you are wondering, forbes now estimates her net worth as being just under $900 million. a prototype rocket developed by elon musk‘s company spacex has exploded during testing in texas. the rocket is being designed to take heavy payloads to the moon and mars for nasa. there are no reports of any injuries. the blast was not connected to the planned launch later today of the organisation's first crewed mission. while the world races to find a vaccine for covid—19, many countries are using contact tracing to help reduce the spread of the virus. your questions about contact tracing will be answered by two leading public health and tracing analysts. you can send your questions by emailing yourquestions@bbc.co.uk or you can use the hashtag bbc your questions — and we will answer your questions at 3:15 in the uk, that's 14:15 gmt. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. more at the same, more blue sky and sunshin

its conclusion on twitter, kylie jenner is no longer a billionaire.t back, where else? social media saying... she added... in case you are wondering, forbes now estimates her net worth as being just under $900 million. a prototype rocket developed by elon musk‘s company spacex has exploded during testing in texas. the rocket is being designed to take heavy payloads to the moon and mars for nasa. there are no reports of any injuries. the blast was not connected to the planned launch later today of the organisation‘s first crewed mission. now it‘s time for a look at the weather with louise lear. another sunny weekend out they are to close out the month of may. we have still got this area of high pressure across scandinavia. it is influencing the weather story right across western europe. a good deal of dry weather and warm weather. the orange tones. whenever you are, whatever you‘re doing, i can guarantee seeing scenes like this. from cornwall all the way up to the north—east of scotland, blue sky and sunshine. a bit of a difference with the feel of the

its conclusion, kylie jenner is no re—doing its sums.alf of its cosmetic business revealed its value had been significantly inflated. she has hit back, where else? social media. seeing, all i see are a number of inaccurate statements and unproven assumptions. i never asked for any title or dry to lie my way there either. period. she added, i can this 100 things more important now than fixating on how much money i have. in case you are wondering, forbes now estimates her net worth is being just under $900 million. a prototype rocket developed by elon musk‘s company spacex has exploded during testing in texas. the rocket is being designed to take heavy payloads to the moon and mars for nasa. there are no reports of any injuries. the blast was not connected to the planned launch later today of the organisation's first manned mission. more now on the uk government's furlough scheme — which the chancellor announced changes to yesterday. he said that, from august, employers will have to pay national insurance and pension contributions. they'll

jenner tweeted the article was inaccurate and uses "unproven assumptions".xas. the rocket is being designed to take heavy payloads to the moon and mars for nasa. there are no reports of any injuries. the blast was not connected to the planned launch later today of the organisation's first crewed mission. while the world races to find a vaccine for covid—19, many countries are using contact tracing to help reduce the spread of the virus. your questions about contact tracing will be answered by two leading public health and tracing analysts. you can send your questions by emailing yourquestions@bbc.co.uk or you can use the hashtag bbc your questions — and we will answer your questions at 3:15 in the uk, that's1a:15 gmt. now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear. another sunny weekend out there. we still have this area of high pressure a cross still have this area of high pressure across scandinavia which is influencing the story right across western europe. a good deal of dry weather and warm weather. the yellow and orange tones denoting were bu

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. >> and that -- it sort of goes back a little bit to edward jenner, i guess? >> i know. the world should remember the names of james. when edward jenner who is a country doctor in great britain, in britain, he stumbled on the idea that smallpox might be, you know, eliminated by cow pox and this was a theory, so at the time 400,000 people a year were dying in europe of smallpox and a third of those who survived were blinded. you know, unbelievable devastation year after year after year. so we have to look at what he did in that light, but he got his son, 8-year-old boy, james, and he took some puss from a cow pox infection of a milk made and he injected it into this boy and six weeks later he injected him with smallpox and he did it again and the boy did not get sick. now this is wholly unallowed in modern society but if it weren't for that child smallpox would have rampaged on for decades more, but, you know, there are many episodes like that in the history of medicine and epidemiologist that i finally totally captivate. >> i read somewhere that -- i think that edward je

kendall jenner agrees to settle a lawsuit to pay big bucks for her role. what it could mean for other influencers. ♪ teenage dream >>> all-star summer. we're kicking off our concert with the one and only katy perry and getting ready for the big reveal. who else is taking the stage this year. the legendary superstars you don't want to miss. >> i cannot wait to perform for you. i'll see you there. ♪ when you look at me ♪ just one touch baby i believe ♪ ♪ this is real >>> good morning, america. great to hear katy perry start the morning off with some music. we cannot wait to see john legend as well. a big thursday morning and, robin, we're revealing our summer concert lineup, who we'll be jamming to this summer. >> whoo, i'm telling you, you're right. what a way to kick it off with katy perry and when you see the rest of the list it's going to make you rooarr! >> big names will keep on coming. >>> we do have a lot of news to get to this morning. covid cases worldwide crossed hr alth organiz the biggest one-day increase in cases yet, more than 110,000 in a 24-

us business magazine forbes removes reality tv star and entrepreneur kylie jenner from its list of billionairessing her family of inflating the value of her cosmetics business. now on bbc news, an exclusive film from inside the lodi hospital in lombardy, where doctors and nurses were on the frontline of the coronavirus outbreak in italy. the story of italy's coronavirus outbreak starts here. on the 20th of february, there were no known cases of covid—i9 in europe. doctors were aware of what was happening in china. but no—one in lodi expected their small, provincial hospital, and its sister clinic in codogno, 15 miles up the road, to become the epicentre of the outbreak. doctor paglia knew his small a&e department in codogno did not have the resources to cope. so, in the middle of the night, he prepared to move the whole operation to the bigger hospital in lodi. what doctor paglia and his colleagues did not know was that the virus had been incubating in the community for weeks. suddenly, patients began arriving in huge numbers. they all need one thing — oxygen. in the very beginning we were asto

jenner in england painstakingly developed vaccination and a little english girl was the first two winst the sting of a vaccination needle. -- to wince at the sting of a vaccination needle. eur in france, his was the research that proved microorganisms were at the root of disease. in germany, a scientist isolated the bacillus and the dreaded germ of cholera. across the sea in america, walter reed and his colleagues sought to prove the mosquito was the sole transmitter of yellow fever. they offered their lives and won. old prejudices were smashed. then, in the course of the 19th century, the world underwent a change, give birth to the industrial revolution, transformed man's way of life. men, women, and children became part of a vast machine. deprived of sunshine and fresheners met from the country, men's bodies rusted, became more vulnerable to contagion. new means of transportation brought the world close together, making one tremendous and congested city. from a disease infected zone, the traveler now became unwittingly a carrier of deadly germs. wherever he went, the germs stayed and

federal bankruptcy judge to exit bankruptcy by the end of the next month. >>> super model kendall jennering to promote the failed fire festival. she received a warning from the federal commission for not stating she was paid for that post. the fire festival advertised as an event in the bahamas but left many without food or accommodations >>> the oldest lgbt bar are holding a press conference to talk about its future. the stud is closing its doors at its iconic location they couldn't pay rent while being shut down although they hope to bring back the stud to a new location in the future. they're planning on holding a drag funeral online may 31st. >> students are being students now as i speak. ktvu honoring those going the extra mile while teaching online we're honoring a fifth grade student in fremont. matthew says you're the hero. i love social studies because she relates it to music and now i know dates and events and people by heart she's so cool thank you for being my real singing hero. awesome words, thank you for that. thank you for all of you teach everis and if you at home want t

strategist from societe jenner out. enjoy your bank holiday. that from societe jenner out.r bank holiday. this is bloomberg. ♪ nejra: this is "bloomberg surveillance." how will coronavirus change the way we live? u.k. focused build to rent operator offing high incification units manchester -- if -- will people still choose to live in such locations or will -- joining us to discuss all this, ryan atnce, ceo and founder uncle. thank you for joining. >> thank you for having me. nejra: what is the state of the rental market at the moment? i believe previously you said home sales and rentals had been pretty paralyzed by the u.k. lockdown. are we still in that place where the lockdown are starting to ease? think we are. i think we are just starting to crawl our way out. i think what we have learned is that virtual viewings and remote viewings are helpful and educational, but ultimately whether you are buying or renting, customers do want to see things with their own two eyes. in allowing people to go back into properties and do what we would call social distance viewing, makes a

. ♪ jenner in england painstakingly evolved the vaccination, and a little british girl was the needleexing vaccine needle. ♪ france, his was the brilliant research that resulted in the discovery of the causes of contagious diseases. he proved that microbes were at the root of such diseases and thus, medical science marks forward, bringing light where there had once been darkness, hope when there has once been death. and in germany, they identified cholera. and ♪ america,e sea in walter reed and his colleagues socked to prove that the mosquito was the sole transmitter of yellow fever. they offer their lives and won. and so the old prejudices were smashed, and it forced modern weapons, like the ancient diseases of mankind. then, in the course of the 19th century, the world underwent a striking change, gave birth to the industrial revolution, transformed man's way of life. men, women, and children crowded into cities, became a part of a vast machine, the pride of fresheners rent, men's bodies rested, becoming a more venerable -- vulnerable contagion. ♪ new means of transportation brought

what great messages from kendall jenner and skai jackson. are honoring the senior class of urban assembly school for emergency management. to the class of 2020 we got to say, you are an incredible group of young men and women who already have done so much for your community, your work is needed now more than ever. so we have a surprise for each of you guys. our friends at the education technology company chegg were so inspired by your story that they wanted to make sure you all have everything you need to succeed in the next chapter of your lives and giving each of you the chegg study pack for your first year free of charge. it has all the online study tools you'll need for writing, homework help and math support. they're excited about it. but we're so proud of you that that's not all. you're all getting your very own laptop computer as well. [ cheers ] >> thank you. >> we figured you'd like that. okay. class of 2020, it is time to flip your tassels from right to left. let's go. there we go. congratulations. [ cheers and applause ] congratul

, fashion designer kenneth cole is launching the mental health coalition with the help of kendall jenner. >> create a safe place for people to address circumstances and talk about it and ultimately rebrand mental health condition. >> hopefully what i hope to accomplish is for people to not feel as alone. >> jenner submitted a video to the coalition's website where she talked about her ongoing struggle with anxiety. the coalition hopes to create a virtual dialogue where people can talk openly, especially right now when so many of us are isolated. by the way, if you or someone you know is dealing with mental health issues, there is help. you can start by going to abc7news.com/takeaction. a list of resources. >>> coming up next at 6:30, we are tracking breaking news. a huge earthquake hitting eastern nevada early this morning. mew details coming in right now. >>> plus, the push to reopen the economy. the cdc's new recommendations to get people back to work and to regular life safer. >>> large crowds have been gathering at city parks and, of course, lake merritt over the weekend in oakland.

that was developed by our scientist in collaboration with colleagues at the jenner institute at oxford university. that is the animal model right there. another important part, which dr. munster and his group focused on, was how long the virus lasts under various -- on various kind of services. the results in the laboratory are probably not exactly applicable to a real-world situation, but it seems that the virus is able to survive on certain kinds of inanimate objects, including crew ships, for a while -- cruise ships, for a while. this is something people need to be aware of. one of the most important contributions of the group has really been looking at the reusability of n95 respirators. these are devices which looked kind of like a surgical mask, but they are really not. they have a specific purpose and to function properly they have to be fit tested to the face of the person using them. you can go buy them in various stores. what they showed was there were a number of ways you could effectively decontaminate or disinfect these n95 respirators and reuse them. usingst one seemed to

so for 90 residents from cloverdale, sonoma, ken wood and jenner have signed up. it is 4:15 a.m. in this week's warm weather is frustrating for a lot of people who would rather be outside and open spaces. it is increasing the likelihood of a more destructive fire season for us. south bay reporter jesse gary has more on that and on how the pandemic is forcing a change in how firefighters plan for this. >>reporter: barely through the first week of may in the green brush around the bay area is slowly turning brown and quickly drying out. coupled with the subpar rainy season that produced only have the average rainfall there is a potential disaster for fire season. >> our spring conditions are setting up to be much drier and warmer which will lead to a decrease in fuel moisture which then can't impact our fire behaviors. dr. craig clements is the long-range forecast shows a higher potential for large wildfires which is unique so early in the ear. >> the warmer they get the quicker they cure and that allows for ignitions to take off a lot easier. >> welcome news for the men and women

go if you will still be stuck or you muscles in the course of your new year which mrs jenner has just woken up are ok if you go chill the church. we think he minds be so good soldier because off the boot she's wearing. so the. summarizing the to use force. and. i found it tremendously frustrating when i would demonstrate that an offender commit an offense and taking it to a commander and having a commander be the deciding authority you know i don't think commanders are capable of making. an object of decision i do not think it should be in their hands so he was just seeking to do discretion away from the yes absolutely congresswoman davis and i are both on the armed services committee there are a number of issues that you've raised that makes me want to go back and particularly take another look an emotional one individual basis what happens after a crime like that has been committed it's a very difficult thing to go through and don't think i don't know i know. the fact that you're willing to tell me your story. makes it much easier for us to go back and to say you know these are poli

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then greece and had colleagues producing one hour show every saturday stephanie is one of the senior jenner. as to who supports the junior reporters. in the fall so you know it is the kids opened up they expressed their feelings they talked about things they would not have talked about before they got involved. in what used to be awkward has become normal for the 18 year old and that fills greece's with pride. we need to congratulate young girls like gracie take initiative because thanks to them we can move forward really we need to encourage them. encouraging young girls to speak up this is what degrees do and her program stands for so. this thing cuts. yes because. that will then grease us decided to study journalism and she's determined to empower other young girls like her. to me it's a very difficult to get over shyness but i encourage my friends my grandparents my parents my brothers and sisters the people i know to talk about taboo subjects but if we don't talk about it no one will do it for us. least once to continue speaking out for the voiceless not raising her voice is simply not

kylie jenner had been celebrated as the younge esself-made billionaire, but now, forbes published anestigation saying she is not and maybe never was a billionaire calling it a web of lies these new numbers came to ligts after cody purchased a majority stake then disclosed sales figures that were lower than quha kylely jenner claimed as in less than half shares are down 70% since that announcement and got crushed again today. closing down more than 13% forbes alleges they were given altered tax returns and other falsified statements from the family, but does not suggest any impropriety on their end let's bring in mike, who's an expert on not just the vix but also the kardashians i think they're putting her new net worth below 900 million, so not much of a difference >> and by the way, magazine journalism, which sometimes involves when you're dealing with private companies taking their word for it. and that is a big risk, but how different is this than silicon valley companies kind of fudge ing a bit what their last valuation, their round was of the last capital raise and saying they'r

which is called by has been a good day or your criticisms date yeah ok so silence there in beirut mr jenner the german foreign minister announced this decision in a tweet today and the 1st reason that he listed was hezbollah's refusal to recognize the right of israel to exist did that surprise you because that is nothing new there's nothing new in that statement. thank you very much for having me obviously as you already pointed out this decision came along and liberation even the parliamentary vote and was the last stage in a very very long discussion you have to look at his fall in 2 ways at the one hand this is a terrorism group and i think today's decision reified that it is but it also is a veritable crime network including inside german rocket carrying a gun running drug dealing where all of what he is or sympathizers and members of his what i think in germany to raise funds for the organization so what is the big threat to germany mr schindler is it has been the terrorist group or. the criminal gang money launderers both problem however you cannot treat that terrorist aspect of the g

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and — us business magazine forbes removes reality tv star and entrepreneur kylie jenner from its listionaires, accusing her family of inflating the value of her cosmetics business. with coronavirus outbreaks at different stages around the world, we explore what might happen as restrictions change and people adjust to a new reality. welcome to the latest in our special programmes on the coronavirus pandemic. i am victoria derbyshire. today we hear from front line health workers on the fears of a second wave of covid—19 infections. plus, how a team of scientists are trying to work out how coronavirus affects different people in such extreme ways. and you can always keep up—to—date with the latest information about the pandemic on our website. first, the world health organization has warned of a second peak of coronavirus cases if lockdown restrictions around the world and lifted too soon. the threat of a possible second wave pits front line health care workers underfurther pits front line health care workers under further pressure in pits front line health care workers underfurther pres

and — us business magazine forbes removes reality tv star and entrepreneur kylie jenner from its listbillionaires, accusing her family of inflating the value of her cosmetics business. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world — and stay with us for the latest news and analysis from here and across the globe. the united states has been waking up to the aftermath of violent disorder on the streets of some of its biggest cities. it was in response to the death of a black american, george floyd, in police custody. protestors broke an overnight curfew in minneapolis where the incident happened. political leaders have appealed for calm. george floyd died on monday after a police officer, derek chauvin, who is white, was shown in footage kneeling on his neck. the officer has been sacked, arrested and charged with murder. anger spread from minneapolis itself, where there have been four nights of riots, to other major cities including los angeles, new york, atlanta, houston, louisville. in washington dc the white house went into partial lockdown. and it's prompted thi

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months ago i feel still east of korea muscles from the course of your knee which mrs jenner but of course just located all forgot still the church. will settle into business compassion. we think she minds be soviet soldier dicky's off the boat she's wearing. huge which to the soul looks like the movie the apostle the pain you're more than the book and then you'll like it on the show stuck in the summarizing the story is forced to behold. hello and welcome to redact it's an idea i'm your host name we care of ani you know well guys i know i'm going through that really days of quarantine when we were like hey remember pants. well where's those. now we've seen every news anchors unshaven legs they're naked husband in the shower behind them and worse cuomo has gym shorts and it's not a drop and move. anyways we have a great show for you tonight league camp sits down with b.j. pushout a journalist and an author of 30 books a political philosopher and the executive director of the tri continental institute for social research they talked about the failures of our government to deal with this cri

and us business magazine forbes removes reality tv star and entrepreneur kylie jenner from its list ofillionaires, accusing her family of inflating the value of her cosmetics business. more headlines at the top of the hour. now on bbc news, as countries around the globe consider how sport comes out of lockdown, bbc sport examines how it will emerge from the pandemic and what lessons have been learned. sport is about escaping. getting away from reality, even just for a few seconds. 2020 offered a year's worth of glories, distraction. the boisterous thrill of the six nations. liverpool striving towards the premier league title. the summer love of wimbledon. the continent—wide party of the euros, and of course, the greatest show on earth, tokyo 2020. but for all it promised, 2020 was the year reality caught sport. this year, there would be no escape. the virus that emerged in wuhan, china, around the start of the year, turning local stadiums into field hospitals, soon rippled out. sport was in its path. the olympic basketball qualifiers were due to take place in china this week but have b

jenner, pasture, cook, and many others have worked to create this little fellow who will protect us.ait until you see what he can do for us. first, we have to get him into the body, and that is where vaccination plays its part. and vaccinating against the deadly smallpox for example, an ordinary point presses sideways against the skin letting in a few of the little helpers. but the look outs inside the body do not know they are friends. they see their body being attacked as strangers in the city. the army marches fourth to battle. but in this case, there is nothing to fear. nevertheless, they immediately go on a wartime event. but this time the armies of the body are winning and the war has all the need to produce ammunition. they work day and night, seven days a week, 24 hours a day to fight disease. meanwhile, the soldiers are easily routing the harmless artificial invaders and soon the battle is completely one, but look at the tremendous supply of arms and ammunition that the body has made for itself because of vaccination. we are ready for the invader. let him come. now suppose y

by now i've got to believe we have at least one edward jenner in the room. i thought we would use primary sources. here is the cartoon. they were using the cowpox vaccine. it is the first vaccine. notice the cartoon is saying people are going to become pigs -- not pigs, but cows because we are inoculating them with the cow virus. where does smallpox show up in the teaching of u.s. and world history? for that, i want you to go back to the bit.ly site. there is all of that stuff. i want you to click on the gallery for geo inquiries. you can see the geo inquiry landing page. geo inquiries are 50 minute mapping activities designed by the gis software company. they have collections for a lot of different categories. up to 15 different subjects. if you click on u.s. history you will see there are level 1 and level 2 geo inquiries. these were written by teachers. the maps themselves were designed by maps.com. you can scroll down and look for the 1 -- i think it is number 15 -- the grading exchange. it will bring you to this map. the geo inquiries are two pages pdf,

initially the jenner institute had given this vaccine to try to prompt an immune response. it has been attenuated and it can't take hold. hence, the safety aspect of it. 1,000 people have been given it but they feel confident to enter the phase 2 and phase 3 parts of the clinical trials. so crucial to getting the fda approval and to try to get it to the market and people who need it. as you mentioned, they're going to be adding 10,260 people to the trial as of now. the really important thing is they're going to be broadening out the age spectrum and figure out what immune response is prompted. they're adding over 65. that's the category deemed most at risk and are being told to self-isolate. they'll add young children as well though none under 5. the youngest age group was 5 to 12. the unit of oxford university's unit, they believe they can have this potentially ready to go to market in september. they have partnered with astrazeneca as a distribution part ner whner when it's ready . the reason to look at the age bands early in the trial is whether or not it's safe but that

reality superstar kylie jenner's skin care brand in europe, cody better by 13%. elf jumping 16% nice move there. crocs and flip-flops this weekend marks the unofficial start of summer but considering both the dow and the s&p have gained 31% a piece since the march 23rd covid low, what catalysts will possibly move the markets from june and beyond and not necessarily up or down? so wall street began the day looking abroad. we're used to seeing hong kong street protests over the past year, right, but scuffles broke out in of all places hong kong's parliament this week. that's the scene on the left hand side of the screen here. parliament members shoving each other around. what was the trigger of this argument? beijing is expected to introduce a national security law. last year months of violent demonstrations against china's move to undermine the territory's judicial independence rocked hong kong and crushed the economy. president trump warning that the u.s. will react strongly against china if it tries to clamp down on freedoms in hong kong. what kind of catalyst i

by stars for dollars and there is a fee, sugar ray will cost you $99, debbie gibson $195, caitlin jennerey, $2500 but you can make mom's day with a star-studded mother's day greeting. happy mother's day to all the moms everywhere, i've got to say, happy happy mother's day to my late mom maureen who was a nurse by the way, love you mom. and to all the moms have a wonderful weekend. the full list for moms at the full list for moms@tran01.com, back to you, happy mother's day to your mom's as well. >>> thank you lee m and we are taking a look right there. >> that is my big brother rory, that little chubby guy is me with my mom maureen. >> i love your hair cut, it was pretty awesome. >> who was that guy? that's me. and that's my mom donna. happy mother's day mom. i love you much. >> i have to say, len kiese is still a dapper dresser. and there is me and my mom. i love that lady, she is a big fan of the show and watches every morning, she gives me comments and notes after every show. she is a big fan of you, len kiese and also uvm, so gloria is watching. >> happy mother's day ms. gloria. >> th

>>and another company we jenner and is trying a similar approach with mice which are engineered to have portions of a human immune system. the company calls the magic mice, researchers extract and clone the best antibodies, both companies plan to start human clinical trials early this summer in the south bay, a popular haunted activity is back open the winchester mystery house reopen to visitors today. >>the historic garden tour guides you through states beautiful victorian gardens with some breathtaking sight cent a lot of interesting history about sarah winchester story. it's self-guided and a touch less experience and social distancing is enforced. >>i fema says the country is getting healthier every day when it comes to pp coming up at 8 what the trump administration and congress are doing to get personal protective equipment that those who still need it most millions of californians facing historic levels of california is facing unprecedented levels of unemployment during this pandemic and so far the state's employment development department. >>has handed out more than million in b

adrian hill, director of the jenner institute at the university of oxford. dr.hank you for joining us. i see you are leading this team at oxford that has developed the vaccine that i understand is now moving into the next phases of actual human trials. what will those phases entail? >> so, all clinical trails entail three phases. phase one, which we started on the 23rd of april, really looking at safety and increasing numbers of young individuals and we have now vaccinated over a thousand people in that phase one trial. half of them with the coronavirus vaccine, the other half as a control group. and that trial is proceeding very well. we have now been given approval to go to both phase two and phase three in a single protocol. and that's exciting because this is the first coronavirus vaccine to go into any phase three trial. phase two is a fairly small trial looking at older age groups. then we move on to 10,000 people who will be randomized in the uk over the next few weeks. >> how did you -- how do you find people willing to participate in these trials becaus

the vaccine was developed by the university of oxford jenner institute.ther companies like pfizer, johnson & johnson, moderna, wears a mask well wears a mask astrazeneca involved in this race. those stocks are in the red. wears a mask you saw earlier, astrazeneca is? the green. hundred of thousands of people are dead around the world. the fact that the u.s. government took the aggressive step proves the underlying belief until there is vaccine readily available, no one can breathe easy. it will be a difficult road for nations shuttered and locked down to safely reopen and get their economies back on track. we should add, that the u.s. government awarded moderna $483 million, and they're working with johnson & johnson and france's sanofi. the real winner you saw it on the screen, you saw the stock, it's astrazeneca even the uk government is throwing money at astrazeneca, 39 million. they're trying to secure doses. other governments, charles, are knocking on astrazeneca's door. pretty big story this morning breaking. back to you. charles: yeah. getting the

kendall jenner helped kick it off. >> i'm kind of off and on, but i want you to join me in this challenget me know how you feel and know that you're not alone. >> she's right, the idea is to tell you how you really feel and invite others to join us. kenneth cole invited me. here's my piece on instagram. >> i'm worried and trying to be my best, trying to be my best at home, trying to be my best for you, trying to be the best for myself. it's all real. it's just as real as that fever i had. so how do you really feel? think about it, because it matters. and even though this shouldn't be a challenge, i'll make it one because they're such great minds and people out there who i hope will spread the same message. so i'm going to call out my two betters, rachel maddow on msnbc, the professor, and sean hannity on fox news. >> calling them out is the wrong phrase. i'm hoping they'll join in. they're good people. i hope they add to the cause. they certainly mean a lot to me in my life. and you can go to the mentalhealthcoalition.org to learn more. we'll be right back. ♪ (announcer) reliability is ev

because st my right to do t i said sure, i'll do it we have gotten rid of a lot of inspector jenners, every president has. >> how concerned with you about the president firing these ig and how unusual is it for him to remove these inspectors general. >> i'm very concerned. these are people who were appointed under statute without regard to their political affiliation solely on the basis of demonstrated ability in law or auditing or similar areas. and the idea that it is typical that these jobs can turn over when a new administration comes in saul wrong. what we are seeing is not only an attack on particular ig's quho are uncovers exactly what they were meant town cover, we are seeing an attack on the institution of ig itself. and that is, we've neer seen before. the institution of ig's in the civilian government is 42 years old. it was a post watergate reform designed sto uncover mall feesance in the executive branch of the government. the president appears to believe that the congress has no authority to inquire or interfere with how he does business in the executive branch. i think

is kylie jenner not a billionaire after all?

jenner? >> he kind of uses a unique selling proposition in this, saying short spots.- depth answers to it. >> yes, and he is repeating the slogans, you've never had it so good. he is saying what about the cost of living and tries to repeat a specific slogan. it is more specific than the slogan. he can try to refute some of the democratic slogans they are running at. excellent. >> i think today we can laugh at these because you can clearly see him reading the cue cards. i think at the time this was brilliant because it is a person and eisenhower together and they are talking to each other. it goes one step further than the fireside chats. it is not just personable over the airwaves, it is personable in person, with the candidate and the american people have a chance to directly talk to him about their concerns. >> excellent. and again, it does personalize the conversation that ordinary americans are talking with the president. and if you notice the people they bring and allow him to speak to particular demographics. women, african americans, trying to bring them into t

"the new york times" this week reported that scientists at oxford university's jenner institute are preparings of a coronavirus vaccine that was effective in earlier tests with monkeys. the vaccine even is a modification of a vaccine for the mers coronavirus. zeke, i see these headlines through the course of the week, and my first thought is always, i need to ask zeke. what do we make of this? >> so let's begin with what this vaccine is. they've taken a chimp adenovirus, that is a virus that causes a common cold in the chimp, and they've taken a piece of the genetic code that makes the spike protein for the coronavirus and put it in that virus. and then they infect it in a person, and that produces a lot of immune reaction. and yes, the test, they tried it on six monkeys and they seem to be immune to the coronavirus. the adenovirus is very common, but the effectiveness of this vaccine remains a big question in people. this platform is relatively new, and it's no slam dunk. yes, they've tried it out on mers, but it was never approved. it could work. larger-scale clinical trials are obviously g