greg, is kiely jenner self-made? . i don't know if that's the problem.ig thing message here is that she owns what she does. this is something that i, you know, everyone should be thinking about when they're young. echb if you're in your 30s or your 40s you have four to five decades left. you should own something if it doesn't grow, you had the pleasure of owning it. if it does grow can you get rich. she's aspirational for so many young people to turn your hobby or your love into an occupation because you have the internet. you can open up a store front. if you're interested in a certain product or thing you can make it your own. if you don't make any money it's still your hobby. if you make money, you make money. i think this is, a lot of people are, you know, making fun of her. i think it's kind of -- pretty cool, she majored in herself. she is the ceo of her own person. >> and, dana, okay three years she's made $900 million. that's a lot of money. she owns 100% of the business. >> exactly. >> you know is this fair? >> dana: i think a little bit is jeal

jenner who turns 21 in august is on the cover of forbes america's william billionaires issue. it estimates her worth at $900 million. most of that money was earned through her makeup line, kielyosmetics. forbes expects she will steal the title of youngest self- made billionaire from facebook founder mark zuckerberg. >>> still to come here, a controversial plan to reduce pg&e's liability when it comes to wildfires. >> we will not stand for any changes to current liability laws that let investor-owned utilities off the hook. >> up next, the push to hold pg&e accountable. >> we are tracking a cooldown. a lot of fog at the coast right now. cooler days ahead. i'll have the details coming up. >>> efforts are under way in sacramento to reduce the wildfire liability faced by pg&e and other investor-own utilities. tom vacar tells us the proposed change in liability law would shift the financial burden to ratepayers and taxpayers. >> reporter: supervisors from sonoma, napa and mendocino counties along with folks who lost their homes in october's firestorms called the media to the burn zone to warn legislators to slow down on proposals to grant pg&e a form of immunity for future fire di