leonard schleifer. dr. schleifer, thank you so much for joining us.ou've said you hope your new antibody cocktail could enter new clinical trials as soon as next month. how optimistic should the american people be that this drug will actually work and allow us to return to something resembling normal here in the u.s.? >> thanks for having us, jake, and happy mother's day to all those mothers out there watching. i just would say that our approach takes advantage of what's been known about the immune system for more than a hundred years, that what the body naturally does when it sees a virus is it starts to generate proteins called antibodies. over a period of weeks these antibodies rise and help the body neutralize this virus. our approach is to generate these human antibodies artificially, so to speak, and give people those antibodies to either prevent them from getting infected if they're at high risk or treat them. you're asking how optimistic we should be. look, antibody transfer is a proven mechanism. what does a mother do to her unborn child? she

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leonard schleifer.state of the union" at 9:00 a.m. >>> doctors and parents want to know more about this inflammatory illness that christi mentioned at the top of the show that some children are experiencing that may be linked to covid-19. >> yeah, this is scary. we now know that a teenager as well as two children under 8 years old have died. cnn's evan mcmorris-santoro is joining us from new york. walk us through what cdc officials are doing to try to get to the bottom of this. >> reporter: well, good morning. obviously, for a place like new york that's been hit so hard by the coronavirus pandemic, one of the solaces has been that young people haven't really been affected, at least that was the thinking. there's news now over the past few days that maybe there's been some infections, these strange infections of inflammatory disease, and it kind of attacks the kids' hearts. but it's important to note here that one of the main hospitals here in new york has been treating some of these patients, says it's

leonard schleifer, all coming up on "state of the union with jake tapper." >>> there's an urgent push right now to learn more about this inflammatoryillness appearing in children, and it may be linked to covid-19. >> we now know a teenager and two children under 8 years old in new york have died. cnn's evan mcmorse san tkrctiom following this from new york. tell us what officials are doing, what they're learning and what they're doing to try to get details about any connection to covid-19. >> reporter: well, good morning. yeah, there are two important things to know about this. the first one is, health officials in new york are now saying that it's possible that covid-19 could affect people much younger than we've usually talked about when it comes to this disease. the second thing to know about that is that one of the major hospitals here in the city who has dealt with those cases says that's a very, very rare instance. however, a scary one, and a possibility. so, the governor said yesterday that this inflammatory disease that has tragically killed three young people manifests itself

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