>> all right, marcus moore tonight. marcus, thank you. >>> and there are reports from louisville, kentucky, tonight, that a grand jury has been enpaneled now to investigate the fatal shooting of breonna taylor. she was killed by police officers executing a no-knock warrant in the middle of the night. one officer has been fired. none of the three who opened fire have been charged with any crime. "nightline" will have much more on the breonna taylor case, part of our month-long series, "turning point. " the efforts in so many communities to bridge the divide. the reports every night on "nightline," across our platforms and of course, right here on "world news tonight." >>> when we come back here this evening, news of a case of the mother who made national headlines. she said her children were safe, now accused in their deaths what we learned today. >>> and later, remembering a well-known actress. i had saved up some money and then found the home of my dreams. but my home of my dreams needed some work sofi was the first le

>> all right, marcus moore tonight. marcus, thank you. >>> and there are reports from louisville, kentucky, tonight, that a grand jury has been empaneled now to investigate the fatal shooting of breonna taylor. taylor was killed in march by police officers executing a no-knock warrant in the middle of the night. one officer has been fired. none of the three who opened fire have been charged with any crime. "nightline" will have much more on the breonna taylor case later this evening, part of our month-long series, "turning point," examining the conversation on race across this country and whether it will lead to lasting change. the efforts in so many communities to bridge the divide. the reports every night on "nightline," across our platforms and of course, right here on "world news tonight." >>> when we come back here this evening, news of a case of the mother who made national headlines. she said her children were safe, now accused in their deaths. what we learned today. >>> and later, remembering a well-known actres

here is marcus moore. >> reporter: in gm a "first look," lori vallow back in court. >> conspiracy to commit destruction, alteration or conceal tment of evidence. >> reporter: lori vallow appearing remotely, pleading not guilty to two felony she face as maximum of five years in prison and a $10,000 fine for each count. this month marking one year since jj and tylee were last seen alive, their 3w0ed bodies on their stepfather's property. daybell was arrested the same day the bodies were found. could more charges be coming? we'll have the latest at 7:00 a.m. i'm marcus moore, abc news, dallas. >>> new departmevelopments invo elizabeth holmes once call the next steve jobs. according to a new court document, the former ceo may attempt to claim mental disease in her criminal fraud trial. hoech holmes was indicted on federal wire charges. and the indictment alleged that they engaged in a multimillion-dollar scheme to defraud investors and also doctors and patients. >>> you know her from "tiger king," carole baskin has picked her first song for her first appearance on dancing with the stars.

abc reporter marcus moore has the details. >> reporter: as schools and daycares reopen their doors new evidence young students can transmit covid-19ected at child care centers who went onto infect 12 others including parents and siblings. six months after the coronavirus was declared a pandemic dr. anthony fauci warning. >> if you're talking about getting back to degree of normality which resembles where we were prior to covid, it's going to be well into 2021, maybe even towards the end of 2021. >> reporter: dr. fauci says it could take that long before the majority of the population could get protected by the new vaccine, adding he'd be surprised if we had a new vaccine like the one from the measles. >> i would accept a 70% to 75% effective vaccine, which means you still have to have a component of public health. has beenrkg around the clock o t lines of methodist. he worries covid mixing with flu season. >> my concern is within the next few weeks we're going to have another wave, and unfortunately that's going to be covid going to come in with a vengeance. >> reporter: and the risk o

abc reporter marcus moore has the details. >> reporter: as schools and daycares reopen their doors new evidence young students can transmit covid-19. a cdc study identifying 12 children thought to be infected at child care centers who went onto infect 12 others including parents and siblings. six months after the coronavirus was declared a pandemic dr. anthony fauci warning of a long road ahead. >> if you're talking about getting back to degree of normality which resembles where we were prior to covid, it's going to be well into 2021, maybe even towards the end of 2021. >> reporter: dr. fauci says it could take that long before the majority of the population could get protected by any new vaccine, adding he'd be surprised if we had a new vaccine like the one for measles. >> i would accept a 70% to 75% effective vaccine, which means you still have to have a component of public health measures. >> reporter: dr. joseph has been working around the clock on the front lines of houston methodist. he worries covid mixing with flu season. >> my concern is within the next few weeks we're going t

here's abc's marcus moore tonight. >> reporter: as schools and day cares reopen their doors, new evidence young children can cdc study enfyg 12 children thought to be infected at child care centers who went on to infect 12 others, including parents and siblings. six months after the coronavirus was declared a pandemic, dr. anthony fauci warning of the long road ahead. >> if you're talking about getting back to a degree of normality which resembles where we were prior to covid, it's going to be well into 2021, maybe even towards the end of 2021. >> reporter: dr. fauci says it could take that long before the majority of the population can get protected by any new vaccine. adding he would be surprised if we had one that was as effective as the one for measles. >> i would accept a 70% to 75% effective vaccine, which means you still have to have a component of public health measures. >> reporter: dr. joseph varon has been working round the clock on the front lines at houston methodist. he worries about covid mixing with flu season. >> my concern is that within the next few weeks we're going to

here's abc's marcus moore tonight. >> reporter: as schools and day cares reopen their doors, new evidence young children can transmit covid-19. a cdc study identifying 12 children thought to be infected at child care centers who went on to infect 12 others, including parents and siblings. soon after the coronavirus was declared a pandemic, was declared a pandemic, dr. anthony fauci warning of the long road ahead. >> if you're talking about getting back to a degree of normality which resembles where we were prior to covid, it's going to be well into 2021, maybe even towards the end of 2021. >> reporter: dr. fauci says it could take that long before the majority of the population can get protected by any new vaccine. >> i would accept a 70% to 75% effective vaccine, which means you still have to have a component of public health measures. >> reporter: dr. joseph varon has been working round the clock on the front lines at houston methodist. he worries about covid mixing with flu season. >> my concern is that within the next few weeks we're going to have another wave, and unfortunately, that

marcus moore is in miami beach. >> reporter: tonight, the kickoff to labor day weekend. three days, experts warn, are critical in determining how this country battles the virus this fall. new jersey today taking a big step, re-opening indoor dining and movie theaters at limited capacity. but the governor with a blunt warning. >> we will not tolerate any violations, and we will not be afraid to come down hard and make an example of those who think the rules don't apply to them. >> reporter: so much at stake.s stostoom >> i think it's gonna go up cause it seems like it happens every holiday. >> reporter: doctors urging americans to avoid the behaviors that triggered a spike in coronavirus cases after memorial day and 4th of july. the surgeon general on "gma." le. >> during these hold days people come together for barbecues for picnics, for travel and that sets us up for spread of a high contagious disease like >> reporter: there was worry about the spread of indoor get togethers or the spread at bars like this one at the university of south carolina. just one of ten school

abc's marcus moore is in miami beach. >> reporter: tonight, the kickoff to labor day weekend. three days, experts warn, are critical in determining how this country battles the virus this fall. new jersey today taking a big step, reopening indoor dining and movie theaters at limited capacity. but the governor with a blunt warning. >> we will not tolerate any violations, and we will not be afraid to come down hard and make an example of those who think the rules don't apply to them. >> reporter: so much at stake. ayg close to h le itap every holiday. >> reporter: doctors urging americans to avoid the behaviors that triggered a spike in coronavirus cases after memorial day and fourth of july. the surgeon general on "gma." >> during these holidays people come together for barbecues, for picnics, they travel, and that sets us up for spread of a highly contagious disease like covid-19. >> reporter: there was worry about the spread at indoor get-togethers or the spread at bars like this one at the university of south carolina. just one of at least ten schools with more than 1,000 st

cecilia. >> okay, marcus moore, thank you so much. >>> we want to get right to it. our exclusive with the surgeon general, dr. jerome adams. dr. adams, thank you so much for joining us this morning. we always appreciate having you here. i want to go right back to what marcus said and start with the question of vaccine readiness, because that's top of mind for so many this morning. i'm hoping you can help clear up the contradictory information that's out there. the cdc issued this guidance saying a vaccine could be ready by late october just before election day. we're now hearing from the chief scientific adviser for president trump's "operation warp speed" saying that's extremely unlikely. which one is it? >> well, good morning. thank you for having me. i want your viewers to understand i've actually gotmy is about 1 thanksholulu fire foth anon vaccines it's not we've always said that we are hopeful for a vaccine by the end of this year or beginning of next year. tony fauci has affirmed that in the last 48 hours several times but that said, it's not just about havin

abc's marcus moore joins us now with the latest. marcus, good morning. >> reporter: t.j., good morning. that lawsuit was filed tuesday and in it breonna taylor's boyfriend describes the horrific moment those shots rang out in their louisville home. his cries for help, the lawsuit says, went unanswered. speaking out publicly for the first time since his girlfriend, breonna taylor, was shot to death by police, kenneth walker is revealing the deep pain and his call for justice. >> my life changed forever. i can no longer remain silent. >> reporter: walker is now suing the city of louisville and the louisville police, seeking $10.5 million in damages for assault, battery, false arrest and malicious prosecution and asking for immunity from any further prosecution. >> the charges brought against me were meant to silence me and cover up breonna's murder. >> kenny was, for lack of a better term, framed in this case and charged with crimes that he did not commit. >> reporter: nearly six months have passed since taylor was killed. according t

marcus moore has the story. >> reporter: the nfl back in action on this unpennt openind. teams rosshee acknowledging the fight for racial equality and social justice. some linking arms, other players kneeling. quarterback cam newton, tom brady's replacement with the new england patriots, led his team to victory wearing cleats with the words "no justice, no peace" and "seven shots" referencing the number of times jacob blake was shot. but many are critical of how the league is handling racial injustice and the black lives matter movement after not allowing any protesting at all for years. before kickoff, a number of teams remaining in the locker room during the national anthem storuding th fluff te49 quarterback colin kaepernick ignited the movement on the field four years ago by taking a knee to protest police brutality. over the weekend tweeting, while the nfl runs propaganda about how they care about black life they are still actively blackballing eric reid for fighting for the black community. reid, who knelt alongside kaepernick when thein a great season with the pant

marcus moore has the story. good morning. >> reporter: george, good morning. this was part of a wide-ranging sit-down interview. dak prescott, the star quarterback for the dallas cowboys captured was a reel person recounting the personal struggle he's endured. dallas cowboys quarterback dak prescott speaking out about mental health revealing he's experiencing depression and anxiety. >> all during this off-season i started experiencing emotions i never felt before, anxiety for the main one and then honestly a couple of days before my brother passed, i would say i started experiencing depression. didn't know necessarily what i was going through to say the least. >> reporter: in the emotional conversation on "in-depth" he also revealed his older brother died by suicide in april and how he struggled to make sense of it. >> such a big heart, i'll never get another hug in my life like this ones he gave. he was my best friend and as much as you want to ask why, i know my brother and as we said, he had a lot of burdens on him. what we go through is always going to be