max sorry about that, we are inching our way toward the that len is right in the middle of. we were in the outer fringes of this crowd for quite a while. let me tell you guys, because they know police are focused on the center of this crowd, a lot of lawbreaking going on, a lot of people drinking alcohol, a lot of people blocking traffic and parking in red zones, so they know that the police are really centered and focused on the center of this crowd, so they really are stretching the limits on the outer fringes of the crowd, but we are inching our way toward where len is. traffic is really blocked f here well is the crowd in the middle of the intersection as well.wn jose as well as graffiti, our live truck and including a couple other live trucks i've seen parked here as well. things are getting pretty intense as len has painted the picture for you guys, the emotions have really intensified and things are starting to ramp up here so we are going to start moving our way into the crowd and you can hear those explosions in the background, they are continuing as well as police

len, are you able to hear us again? >> reporter: i can hear you. go ahead. >> it sounds like in your area right now the police are moving into the intersection or where they moving the crowd now? >> reporter: right now this finger of the crowd that i am a part of at san fernando and fourth street and the martin luther king library's right he if we can zoom down the street you can see officers llpan left we can see the crowd is down san fernando street, there's a lot of traffic, traffic is still moving in the area. it looks like the stoplights have been deactivated so they are just flashing red to allow vehicles to try to get through as quickly as possible but traffic is still moving, it's been severely affected all throughout the downtown area with all of these protest that of been going on since about 2:00 this afternoon. it started very peacefully and then went into a freeway closure on highway 101 from to thireiord city hall a thaings us up t datelale hours. this is been going on for at least five hours now. >> i wonder if you can hear me, i'm c

tonight, len? >> yeah, ken, demonstrators clashed with police in several of the big cities across the state in sacramento. hundreds of people marched to the police station. >> and those protesters marched for several hours and were chanting hands up, don't shoot and george floyd can't breathe. officers were standing guard when they arrived at the station. and in los angeles, we just learned there's now a shelter-in-place order after protests turned violent and property was damaged there. at least one officer was sent to the hospital and several people were arrested downtown. at one point, demonstrators blocked part of the freeway near lapd headquarters. overall, we are told most of the protests stayed mostly peaceful, but police will be keeping an eye overnight, ken? >> yeah a lot going on for sure. thank you, len. we'll continue to follow breaking news, protests erupting across the bay area after the death of george floyd. this is what it looked like in oakland tonight. at one point there were lit

len, are you okay?maybe we didn't get him back. >> i can still hear you are in the midst of the main crowd. >> reporter: right. >> i think it's noteworthy that these protests are going on not just in san jose, not just in minneapolis, they are going on all around the country, in most major cities in los angeles, and san francisco, in berkeley, in oakland, they are going on almost every big major city in this topic of police brutality led police violence is really not something that's going to be settled today, but people are speaking out and they are doing it in sometimes violent fashion and sometimes peaceful fashion. e se being p out in different ways all around the country. >> reporter: >> to your point, alameda county in oakland preparing to have what is supposed to be a peaceful protest this evening and the acting police chief even quoted saying we support you, we understand this is your right and we will allow that. no violence or destruction or officers will have to take action, and that was her

good morning, mary. >> good morning, len and anne.yeah, the heat is on for sure as we head through your holiday weekend. i'm tracking a strong ridge of high pressure. that means our temperatures are really going to skyrocket. in the meantime, mostly sunny skies this morning. it is a start at sfo, 26 miles per hour. those are sustained winds. gusts up to 33. so we're going to see the winds increase along the coast and right around the bay this afternoon. northwesterly winds back to 20 to 30 miles per hour. daytime highs right around where we shoulding opinion mid- 60s in san francisco, low 70s in san jose and for concord. i'll let you know how hot it will get in the extended forecast coming up. back to you. >> i'm kiet do. there are signs everywhere here at lake merritt saying toe- away, no parking, and reminders from the city to stay away. the city knows that crowds will flock here, so they've made some changes to make it harder to get here, actually. so beginning today. there will be no parking adjacent to lake merritt from now throu

we need to report thisata out with a gender lens. we need to be looking and girls specifically so that we can address this. >> david, do y s specificpportunities to seize the crisis for the advancement of women and girls? >> i think we have to vow that this is a 1945, not a 1918 moment.o whatmean by that? after 1945, the great institutions that drove international cooperation, the growth of the middle class, the longest sustained period of peace and prosperity in the western world th we've ever known. the contrast is 1918, the end of the first world war. the world fell in on itself. it turned nationalism. so we have to vow and some of the unfinished. is actually aroundhcare.tlement the world health organization, far from being overfunde as the president is saying -- e world health organization needs re fds, more strength, more independence. we need stroer international organitions, notay in health, which can, i think, be a leader if it comes out of this crisis with the right lessons but we have to speak the truth about those lessons

len? >> not everyone is bridging netflix like me during the stay at home era. >> netflix said there are thousands of inactive subscription it wants to cancel. if you signed nowhere service at least a year agt ed i netfli you if you want to keep subject scribing. if you do not respond, your plan will be automatically canceled. >> all right. that's money wasted. [ laughter ] >> i know. >> thank you, diane. >>> bike shops across the country are seeing a huge increase in demand during the shelter-in-place order. so much so that there is now a shortage in the supply chain. u.s. sales of bikes, equipment, and repair services nearly doubled in march compared with the same period last year. by the end of april, many stores had sold out of lower end bikes. now global supply chains are scrambling to meet the surge in demand. a new protected bike lien is coming to a busy stretch of fell street in ane area. it is being called temporary project. time right now is 20 minutes before 6:00. >>> closing str

as len was saying earlier there was a lot of give and take with the police and the protesters. the protesters were doing what they are allowed to do to some extent in the police department was just trying to make sure that things didn't get out of control and that's the line they are trying to keep going throughout the evening if it goes on. >> it is kind of two steps up and then a few steps back, it's sort of a fluid back and forth with demonstrators obviously with their hands up symbolically , and the police have not moved towards them but they are not giving up any ground either. >> as the chp officer was telling us earlier, all of the law enforcement, they were prepared for something to happen today, that there was planned protest and they knew there would be people in the streets and they were prepared to keep things peaceful as long as they could, and len even said to that as well that that's kind of what it looked like, the police officers really holding back until they need to do something in terms of safety. >> it appears they are firing off some nonlethal type of char

reporting live in san jose len ramirez. >>> top health officers are asking the state to reopen breweries and wineries. the county health officers omitted a reopening plan that looks at allowing those businesses to open patios for dining. they say many local businesses are ready to reopen as soon as they get the go ahead. >>> san francisco health officials are watching several key indi th the city in phase 2 of reopening with curbside retail and manufacturing back and play there watching the effects of increased movement pick their monitoring the hospitalization rate and other factors over the next 2-4 weeks before moving into the second part of phase 2. >> we are in the second inning of a long game, and most scientists expect that the long game will be with us for 18-24 months. >> san francisco has a 2179 confirmed cases of covid-19 and 36 desk, the health director said the curve has been flat for many weeks. >>> reports that at nine more people have died in san mateo county, that is the most in any one day , there were three more deaths in alameda county. >>> after two decades of buildi

the statement has been made, it doesn't look like they are and we want to go now to len ramirez who is actually on the ground with all the activity. what's going on now? >> reporter: you can see the crowd getting jostled back, as the police department continues to push the crowd back towards city hall. they are right in front of city hall plaza and they continue to move them, the protesters are showing a little resistance at this point, they were on their knees and some sitting down but they are getting up and backtracking. we haven't seen any further arrests, there's a couple more shots that were just fired. i think they're firing the projectiles at the crowd. people are jostling me, sorry. you can see that there are police officers in the line in riot gear, those helmets and visors and their pushing the crowd back or the crowd does appear to be moving another standing a little bit more. trying to keep an eye in all directions, the police have a line all the way from the city hall building, all the way across the street on the sidewalk, so they're not going to allow anyone to squeeze

i applied the contact lens. i applied a lens cap, which is done at your funeral home.that the contact lenses did change just like the one we discovered. >> that's the physical evidence that kind of shoots down raven's stories about janet getting ready for bed and him going off to a soccer game. >> and detective sole believes that these inconsistencies are evidence of someone who may not have told the truth from the start. >> now that the body's been exhumed, they're also looking for more. >> for some reason i'll never understand, he mailed us a knife, and we did some tool marking based on the bones that were cut, to match them up with the knife that had been sent to us. >> they were able to say that the wounds were consistent with the knife that was found. if the knife is clean, you're never going to be able to say, it was the murder weapon. >> after a while, detective sole is building a profile. they have his financial history. they have his odd behavior. they have his infidelity. >> and what he sees is a person who appeared to be this loving, attractive, doting fathe

i'm len keys. >> and i'm michelle griego. >> temperatures heating up across the bay area. let's get a look at weather with meteorologist mary lee. mary, the sun is out. >> that's right, len and michelle, and watching our temperatures climb this afternoon. here's a live look with our treasure island camera with that sunshine and we're in the 80s across the bay area and our temperatures will continue to rise as we go through our memorial day. because of that, a heat advisory in effect for most of the bay area and coast and immediate shoreline and that is in effect now till 7:00 p.m.. it'll continue tuesday, wednesday and thursday. limit outdoor exposure and stay hydrated looking at hotter days ahead for tuesday and wednesday. your memorial day forecast with that sunshine topping out in the mid to upper 90s inland this afternoon. around the bay, low to mid 80s and low 70s along the coast. looking at 99 for a high in concord, 95 in san jose, 85 in oakland and 82 for a high in san francisco. watching the high ridge of pressure building for tuesday and wednesday. i'll let you kn

. >> len, the white house press secretary still expects this order to be out by the end of the day saying the president will take action to make sure big tech doesn't stifle big speech and the president continues to go after twitter on twitter and ceo jack dorsey weighing in on the platform saying we'll continue to point out incorrect or disputed elections globally. >> taking to twitter, president trump teased this will be a big day for social media and fairness. the white house works on executive order targeting social media platforms he ed ag conservatives. >> folks that feel like they're not necessarily treated fairly there. >> cbs news confirms the order is able to curtail social media companies from lawsuits over what their users post and the president's dispute with twitter escalated this week after it fact checked one of his tweets for the first time. house speaker nancy pelosi slammed both the president and social media companies. >> there's no honor among thieves when it comes down to and they've all exploited the truth and some have made money off ofitsome havemade political cap

. >> i have to say, len kiese is still a dapper dresser. and there is me and my mom.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. >> thank you so much. >>> it is 6:24 am, salons are suing. why they say they can't wait for the governor's plan to get back to work. >>> phase 2 opening up california starting today, however not all bay area counties are on board. we will have a live report from napa straightahead. >>> and don't forget we are streaming on cbsn bay area, find us on kp >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, plans to reopen california are entering a new phase. the business is getting back to work today. >>> a grocery store accused of taking advantage, this morning we speak to a shopper who says prices were three times higher than normal. >>> and a devastating jobs report, how the losses are impacting the stock

. >> i am len kiese. we are checking on your forecast. mary lee is standing by. >>> good morning, we are looking through our day, catching a bit of sunshine with a chance to see a few more isolated showers. we're looking at quiet conditions but i am tracking a few cells popping up across the east bay. you can see right over hayward and union city, getting the wet start and through our afternoon, check out the daytime highs in the mid 60s in san francisco, 70 for san jose as well as for concord. i will let you know hour by hour what you can expect on future cast. pressure billed in for the rest of the week. i will have those details in a few minutes. >>> the epicenter of the virus, wuhan, has acid testing, a form of testing that detects genetic material, rna or dna, rather than antibodies, doing it citywide to rule out potential risks of emerging asymptomatic cases. it is a throat swab and the people get the results on a phone app almost right away. the city is working to conduct those acid tests on all residents, some 11 million people. i

. >> i am len kiese. let's check on the friday forecast with mary lee. good morning to you. >> happy friday to you. we made it to friday and we are looking at cooler conditions. have the heat. we wicool dond then are tracking e ce fos this weekend. here is a look at the treasure island camera with the clouds. we are in the 50s and low 60s and through our afternoon, you will notice this cool down pick 67 in san francisco, 80 in san jose and 80 degrees in concord. concord topped out in the mid- 90s yesterday. we will go hour by hour on the future cast and we could see some scattered showers returning. details on that coming up. >>> chp is wrapping up an investigation into a fatal crash on westbound 80 around university and berkeley. at one point, all lanes were closed but they have reopened them. traffic is still very slow. it happened at 2:50 am today. all lanes are now open. of vehicle hit a pedestrian. if you want to utilize san pablo avenue, you can do that until they clear those lanes. >>> at least seven have been shot during a protest in louisville,

the security so look they're cleaning the lens back there that's a good idea. one of the big concerns is always going to be those sort of train rides right now things aren't that crowded. >>but as airport start to pick up. you may want a lot of the times that you can walk to the concourse instead of right bill lynch is one of the few people who has kept flies how do you quantify that for somebody says look. >>i don't know if i should fly or not right now i'm not i'm not sure if the risk and the reward a bounce make sense and it might feel a little awkward the first time you get on board an airplane to see only 60% load factors all the middle seats blocked. >>everyone wearing a mask. but after a while that becomes very very i'm comfortable delta's not the only one other major carriers are doing similar. >>road warrior brian kelly you may know him better as the points guy doesn't think social distancing in the sky is going to be financially it's just not possible and i don't believe it's good for consumers to do that because we're going to pay for the cost of all

. >> i am len kiese. let's check the forecast. mary lee is standing by. >> good morning, it is going to be a hot day across the bay area so if you thought yesterday was hard wait until this afternoon. checkout our live look at the camera. we are in the 50s and 60s and it is a mild to warm start to our day and through the afternoon, the heat advisory kicks into effect. 11 am to 7 pm for most of the bay area except for the coast and the immediate shoreline under a heat advisory due to these hot temperatures, well above average for this time of year. sais dave, stay hydred, and limit outdoor exposure. it is 88 in oakland, 97 in san jose, triple digit heat in concord, hitting 101. we have some record-breaking temperatures. i will talk about what you can expect coming up. back to you. >>> some breaking news, a debt to report. stanley a gambling type well known in asia just died at the age of 98. he built a very large business from scratch in the former portuguese colony him. he became one of the richest men. he had about $4 billion but

he sees everything through the lens of, what does this is a about me? that's why he's inserting ni ii himself in the bright story and weighing on what dr. fauci says. he wants everyone to line up behind what he's saying, even if it's not based on science, and dr. fauci is not going to do that. it's understandable the president, election coming up in november or not, would be, you know, a little bit impatient, frustrated. a lot of americans are tired of sitting at home. you understand this urge to reopen the economy. what's troubling to dr. fauci and other public health experts is seeing the president who is urging people to see this more through a political lens, criticizing democratic governors. he also tweeted about the governor in wisconsin and his stay-at-home order being rejected by the courts. he wants people to view this through a partisan lens so they don't take stock of where we are in terms of 85,000 americans dead. 36.5 million jobs lost in the last eight weeks. he wants people to react in a political way to this story. and if they do so, he

. >> i am len kiese. >> we have a track of the forecast. mary lee is standing by. >> good morning, happy thursday. we are going to see plenty of sunshine through hour day. temperatures are little warmer with the high pressure system building in. temperatures are in the 40s and 50s and through hour day, we are looking at upper 60s in san francisco, 73 in oakland, 73 for san jose and 79 for concord. it is 2 to 5 degrees above average and we will continue on that warm-up. some of our locations inland through the next several days will be in the 90s. i will talk about that coming up. >>> hear the live news desk, the video comes in of the aftermath of a powerful cyclone that ripped through densely populated coastal india and bangladesh, pulling off roofs and ripping up waves, leaving entire villages without access to fresh water or electricity. at least 24 have reported dead. there have been drownings and falling trees in both countries and the city of kolkata was the hardest hit. they have a population of 14 million people and at least 1 millio

thank you, len mccluskey, from the unite union.a major retailer, been working from home, now furloughed, and a waitress ata home, now furloughed, and a waitress at a cafe in lancashire. welcome both of you, thank you very much for talking to us. it doesn't sound like your cafe will be able to open untiljuly at the earliest. what do you think about what the prime minister said last night? the biggest worry is about working in a cafe, social distancing, the cafe i work in is narrow, it's long, even if we work at social distance it would only benefit customers they were sat a few ta bles benefit customers they were sat a few tables away from each other. i'm still the one that has to come into contact with them, egging up knives and forks which have been in their mouth, their caps, and that's what really worries me. you've been furloughed, is that right? yes. that is due officially to end at the end ofjune, there is pressure on the chancellor to keep some of it, there is also pressure for him to wind it down. what do you want to happen

later on, glasses will provide an artificial lens to substitute for the one removed. few men are more dedicated to their task in life and more enthusiastic about it than dr. victor rambo. >> i've just taken the cataracts out of an old man, who we wouldn't have reached if we hadn't come out on the 350th eye camp, out to the villages of india, where most of the people of india live and where there are a million people blind, whom our surgery doesn't reach. now our surgery should reach all of these. we are, for the love of god, and the friendship of the american people and the friendship of the indian people, joining together to really try and reach the very fellows in the village and we are glad that we are reaching him. >> one by one, sometimes the number totaling as many as a hundred operated on in a single day, the patients, their eyes bandaged and protected from infection by drops of an antibiotic, are brought out and temporarily placed in the courtyard of the improvised hospital to rest, to rest and wait for the coming of the light. light that will remove the burde

live in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> a live look outside. air quality looks better with less traffic and pollution. but there's concern about what it was like before the pandemic. the bay area has one of the highest air pollution rates in the state, local leaders say that's leading to higher death rates from the coronavirus. . >> research suggests the long- term exposure to some mutants increases the risk of chronic lung disease such as emphysema, and is the equivalent of smoking a pack of cigarette as day. >> doctors say people with respirator issues are are higher risk for coronavirus. local leaders want the federal government to come up with new guidelines regarding particle pollution h has led to those respirator problems. >> our spring looking more like winter in san francisco. earlier today, cloudy, rainy drizzle going. and paul, are we expecting more in. >> in the short-term, not much. things are dry on the radar now, we have more rain chances down the line in the seven-day forecast. i'll talk about that in a few minutes. the radar sw

. >> len, i'm tracking those temperatures through your holiday weekend and they're really going to soar. a live look with mostly sunny skies in the 60s and 70s and we'll continue to watch the temperatures climb. it's a breezy afternoon along the coast and right around the bay. here's what to expect, mostly sunny seasonal temperatures, breezy along the coast and right around the bay this afternoon heating up looking ahead to the weekend with highs inland on sunday in the 90s and especially for memorial day. really going to see the temperatures skyrocket. looking at san francisco for highs, 72 in fremont and 75 for san jose and temperatures climbing as we go through the holiday weekend with high pressure building in, we're talking about low 90s inland sunday and check out monday, memorial day, inland, mid to upper 90s for highs, 10 to 20 degrees above average and still warm to hot conditions as we look ahead to most of xt back on5 and trying to discourage gathering there and social distancing rules in effect. signs posted and keeping people 6 feet between them and expect city ambassadors

. >> good morning len and michelle, remember we talked about yesterday being a warm start, check out temperatures this morning, were in the 60s and 70s and we continue to watch temperatures climb another warm to hot day across the bay area and because of that he's a heat advisory is in effect for most of the bay area except the coast an immediate shoreline so, all inland locations from 11 am and tells evan p.m. so we will see the daytime highs well above average, 75 in san francisco, 84 in oakland, 93 in san jose and triple digit heat once again in concord so 10 to 22 degrees above average. we talk about the cooldown and when we see the next chance of showers coming up. >>> breaking news from overnight, house fire in san jose on crater lane and pictures on twitter show the first cruise showing a garage completely engulfed in the fire threatened the house next door. luckily it was contained to the garage and all five people in the house were able to get out safely and the red cross is helping them right now find someone to say in the cause of the fire is still under investigation . >>

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i am michelle griego. >> i am len kiese. >> let's go to the forecast with mary lee. a warm-up is on the way. >> reporter: we are going to continue to watch temperatures climb through our afternoon. this is just the start because we are going to see temperatures soar by the holiday weekend into next week. here is a look at the treasure island camera on this thursday and you can see temperatures are in the 40s and 50s with mainly clear skies. through our day, daytime highs will be warmer, above average. they will be upper 60s in san francisco and 73 in oakland, 79 for concord and 2 to 5 degrees above average. i will let you know what to expect in your area through the seven day forecast coming up. >>> at the news desk, we are following the aftermath of a cyclone that slammed into the eastern coast. thousands of people have been left homeless and it was 24 people that were reported dead. and winds are over 100 miles an hour. they left predominantly rural areas without power or communication. the city of kolkata was the hardest

len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> part of the san francisco freeway project is being done ahead of schedule. caltrans says the major construction is finished at the 101 circle and the ongoing cleanup will force intermittent lane closures over the next few weeks. >>> two defendants convicted in that college admissions scandal will not have to serve right away a former investment executive asked the court to let them serve their sentencing at home due to the pandemic. the judge refused but agreed to allow them to delay going to prison until the summer. they were sentenced to five months for paying the proctor to correct a.c.t. exams and making false claims about one of their volleyball accomplishments. there was over $500,000 in bribes to get the children and elite schools as fake athletic recruits. the federal judge has tossed out the claim of unequal pay brought by the defending world cup champions, and the players file the lawsuit, alleging they were not paid as much as members of the men's national team. the judge will allow claims of discrimination and travel accommodations, and medical s

. >> good morning, i am len kiese. let's get your first check of your forecast with l >> good morning, happy friday to you. finally, it is friday and we're looking at more temperatures that are warmer through the day as high pressure briefly builds in. here is the treasure island camera. you can see the low clouds and temperatures are running in the 40s and 50s as we start off our day and even areas of fog for santa rosa to a quarter mile for the visibility in santa rosa. it is in san francisco, livermore is 57 and through the afternooime his are right around where we should be, 66 in san francisco come 67 in oakland, 73 for san jose and 74 for concord. we have a strong storm system moving in through the weekend. i will have details coming up in a few minutes. >>> we have some breaking news, a fairly large earthquake came half an hour ago in nevada, taking look at the map from the usgs. it was a 6.4. it was near to nova, nevada. it is about halfway between las vegas and reno. that bodes well when it comes to the possib

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sometimes that has to do with my own travels, the way the lens through which i've seen the world may be different from other people. but, you know, in humility, i am also just one more person saying, "what the hell is going on? we better work together," in all aspects of this, covid-19, we have a duty s to make thisver lining. we all think about the various silver liningb po every day. we have to to keep ourselves but there are so many possibilities of that. and it's really the only way we're going to honor these tens of thousands of people that have died from this thingwh who were -were here with us -- grandparents, faths, mothers, et cetera. even some children. with us alive a minute ago. and now we imagine themik piled upwood in the rain. and the only way that th get an honorable passing is if we commit ourselves to the silver linings. >> how do you unders how partisan every element of this pandic has become? even the debate about reopening? i mean, last week there were protesters in onge county, just south of los angeles, your home beach, protesting the beach closures. the presid

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he sees this pandemic through a partisan lens and he is looking at a partisan lens and he is lookingdo to make? he looks for some kind of enemy 2.2, the virus came from china, as he possibly reminds... .2. for him there is an opportunity to vilify china, he says they inflicted it on america, they are america boss '5 a mortal enemy. what is worrisome is, one, we need to work together. china had this virus first, we have science that is advancing faster and —— than anywhere, we need to be pulling resources and not creating animosities. the long—term consequence is that this new form of cold war could break out and undermine a world of naval cooperation and this detente that we have lived with for a last few generations. there is a lot at stake here, but what is really worrisome when you look at the united states... we have seen it and talked about it around this table before, but it is getting amplified week by week, the injection of partisan politics into everything that happens in the white house. it is undermining the need for a coordinated effort to control and ultimately solve thi

he also visited zeiss, the leading lens manufacturer in the world. they arguably still are, in germany. he had a zeiss model ii projector installed, which was, at that time, the very best star projector in the world. his original vision was as a place of education and enlightenment. >>. as a photograph -- here is a photograph released of the satellite. you will see it in the lower half of your television screen, so be sure that you watch very, very carefully. in the center of your screen, in the lower third -- todd: in the late 1950's, the u.s. government in response to sputnik being launched, and the advancement of the soviet union and their technology, especially with rocketry and space exploration, the u.s. government felt threatened and felt like there needed to be a response, and so, nasa was formed in the late 1950's, and shortly thereafter, an announcement was made that we were going to send humans eventually into space. our director at the time, tony jenzano, and the head of nasa at the time, communicated about the possibility of celestial na

len, i wonder if you can tell us about your confidence level in your and body approach working when you talk to a lot of people who know the industry well and dr. scott gottlieb bringing up regeneron as one of the companies to watch to give us a new tool potentially come the fall and you have done this, of course, for ebola using a magical mice as you call them. so, you know, we hear about there's a 10% success rate in getting a new drug across the finish line when you start the development but where would you put your probability of success in covid-19 for your antibody approach >> that's a great question, meg. appreciate dr. gottlieb's mentioning of what we do i have to say we're pretty optimistic for two reasons the first reason is what we're trying to do is simply to imitate what nature normally does if you think about a newborn or a baby developing in ute ro, that baby doesn't have a great immune system. what does nature do? the mother sends the antibodies across the placenta so if anything gets to the baby that baby is protected by the antibodies that's a passive transfer of her a

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until now we mostly heard from the members of the coronavirus task force through the distorted lens of a white house press conference, where the president often prevented them from answering fully, interrupts their response, or even contradicts their fact-based advice. this will be one of the first opportunities for dr. fauci to tell the american people the unvarnished truth without the president working over his shoulder. dr. fauci, let it rip. but it shouldn't be this one committee hearing tomorrow. and it shouldn't be dr. fauci alone testifying or even with the two he is testifying with. this is routine oversight business of congress, and now we're in a crisis. it should occur inur every committee, every week. there should be testimony from the administration officials ranging from dr. birx to secretary mnuchin's, to secretary devos and others. we should also be debating another major emergency relief bill as we speak. more and more businesses are going under. more people are losing their jobs.e are losing moreover, families don't have enough food to feed their children or sitting f