a lot at the beginning it pays the creators really well but then at the back end they don't really get that much like they used to with the deals that were standard townley 2 or 3 years ago so. because i feel your question was more about consumers i think there are going to be dieter's once we see vaccines i do think people will go back in america to theaters to some degree. i don't think you're going to see numbers like you saw for avengers endgame in the summer of 2019 those numbers i think i don't know that we'll ever see those at least in the united states and maybe not for very long. this is all just you know these are the top stories you know as president donald trump has finally signed a coronavirus relief bill after initially refusing to approve it unless congress amended sections and pandemic aid and spending the delay meant millions of

americans temporarily lost unemployment benefits iran has to begin human trials of a locally produced coronavirus vaccine to iran a struggle to get its hands on vaccines because of sanctions on its banking sector india's government is carrying out and out and test of its coronavirus vaccination program is doing a 2 day dry run of the vaccine campaign across 4 states officials are hoping to run checks on the country's transport arrangements and cold storage facilities india hopes to provide 300000000 vaccine doses in the 1st phase of its immunization campaign and is a must put on them has more from new delhi. because of the scale involved in vaccinating india's population and that is why the states of. punjab have begun this 2 day run of the vaccine to a number of hospitals community and primary health care centers private facilities rural outreach center is testing everything from the transport arrangements for the

vaccine to the cold storage to the deployment of workers the app that's used to register and monitor people who are receiving the vaccines crowd control centers to ensure that this social distancing and chinese citizen journalist has been jailed for 4 years for her live stream reporting of the early days of the corona virus outbreak. videos from that were widely shared on social media platforms in february she is among at least a twitter blowers who are facing punishment for their coverage of the outbreak 10 hong kong pro-democracy protesters are in court across the border in mainland china they are part of a group of 12 who were caught at sea in august for trying to flee for taiwan on a speedboat the accused the youngest of whom is only 16 face charges of crossing the border illegally as the headlines the news continues here on in about half an hour after inside story there by.

the e.u. countries thought a massive and poor day to the vaccination campaign against cove with 19 it's disquieting as a moment of hope but as a new calling of out it's very into spreading quickly well the initiative effective this is the inside story. hello and welcome to the program. the european union has begun one of the wells

biggest coronavirus vaccination campaigns it aims to protect 450000000 people across 27 countries the blocks leaders have hailed the roll out of the fire as biotech vaccine as a moment of unity and hope. a group of nurses in rome was the 1st in italy together the country was one of the 1st in europe to go into lockdown more than 75000 people the have died from the virus since february 1 who received the vaccine is urging everyone to do the same. comparable undergo you're going to understand it is with deep pride and a great sense of responsibility that i received the vaccine today it is a small but fundamental gesture for all of us science and medicine are the only means we have together with the civic sense in each of us which would allow us to end their tourists from this tough battle but i say it with my heart let's get vaccinated and in spain the 1st shots went to nurses and

their care home residents in the city of guadalajara the country is the 2nd worst affected in the with more than 1800000 cases recorded but not everyone's convinced they should get the job done you have got to know that i mean on a personal level i don't think i would take it right now that's because i haven't had it and nobody close to me has scared it either i'm not saying it's not a problem because a lot of people have died but to be honest i wouldn't take it right now but if you know when i know it seems to me like it's good news one of the few that we've had during the pandemic and let's hope that a lot of people will take advantage of it she made up and yes i would take it because it would prevent infection also to make everybody around me safe i think it's good. 3 countries hungary slow very here and germany start of

their an occupation campaigns a day earlier in berlin a 101 year old woman in a nursing home was among the 1st to be vaccinated she admitted having downs but later said she is grateful to have protection from the virus this is. in the beginning when they said there's a vaccine but the vaccine itself wasn't ready there nobody knew which one it would be i thought you don't need to be one of the 1st you don't really need it but then there was no more talk about it and i found it good to participate. now over to our panel in geneva annie sparrow a professor of population health science and policy at mount sinai hospital she also is an emergency and critical care physician in italy dr gloria tell yani

professor of infectious diseases of the. university of rome and in regard to morocco as a d.n.a. brahimi professor of medical biotechnology of the 5th university welcome to all of you annie this vaccine couldn't come soon enough for hundreds of millions of people all over the world it's kicking off in europe how significant is the moment . well it is the moment that we have all been waiting for and it does represent the light at the end of the tunnel but it's still a very long tunnel and people aren't realizing that the best things i designed to prevent disease we don't know yet whether they prevent infection so we just listen to a woman saying well it will prevent infection and make me saved for other people we don't know that yet because that seems the only license on a billet to stop symptoms if they still if you can still have

a symptomatic infection then then you know that that's great for elderly people to just people die when they have so much risk and we still don't have a single effective treatment medal and cure but in the meantime we're still going to have to continue with with mask masking you know with the lockdown mandates and you know and really get the message across that a vaccine is not an antidote yet to be at the economic county generic clinical brain and the rising death toll we have to do everything else that we're not doing and that includes a state of testing and. you know not only of masks but of every single tool that we have in the tool kit rather than putting all of our hopes in the medical basket and you know reza you know that seems the only as good as vaccination and across europe we've seen trust distorted by all barry who plays political games with preaching. that vaccine and in sweden which suffered directly

in swine flu from decided that. you know next incompetent is not necessary that the right to be a downer but. gloria what kind of impact with a mass vaccination bring. president. well i have to admit that this is a very special moment because in such a short time we've passed through many many. unique advances. and now we're ready to vaccinate everyone or in short time which is something that was not imaginable before. the police. vaccination me here need to be. moving trum the

1st in law in which having doctors and without any restriction older doctors 1st of all who those who take care of her and then to patients but there after all the other doctors medical. profession are already in mendocino ariane and mediately after ward to alter the oldest oldest to end more and need for being rats needed and protected because they are at higher risk of edging out difficult to cure and see their interaction and afterwards all the other people to fall so. those are going to be the targets for the time being as a deliberate in iraq or you've heard both annie and gloria talking about light of the end of the tunnel the general sentiment prevailing in europe is of the same sentiment in iraq which has a 2nd highest rate of infections and deaths in the african continent after south

africa now particular the government is saying is acquiring something like $65000000.00 doses from 2 companies one in china and one of the ok. i think it's a great scene moment in history not just for morocco once for the whole of humanity that think it's an i'm so excited that we trust that science and actually in one year we're able actually to get this vaccine it's a really amazing and i'm so excited that the vaccine will be here i think the tunnel could be long short too i don't care actually what i want to just to get to this vaccine so i think in morocco we are just excited that the vaccine will be here but i think for african countries all of them they are really preparing and ready to go to get the vaccine dolly problem that we have it to get to get to the vaccine and i think africa should get to the vaccine and i think the callbacks initiative should be something interests in and when i hear like in europe and in the u.s. for example i would just give the u.s. example you have we're planning actually to get 20 millions to be shot to be given

the the vaccine by the end of the year and we're not at 2 millions yet and we're hearing friends like 45 percent just of the mission is interested i think africa we have the culture of vaccination we are ready for it and anytime we get the vaccine i think people the population will be interested to get vaccinated with the anti conveyed lexy heard any of the german health minister yet saying that the vaccine is that this size of key to and the pandemic how whether we seem to be learning by the day is it safe to say that the moment you get the is the beginning of a new era. it is that it isn't only we realize that michael jackson in the room we see them as weapons of mass starvation and they are i mean they have prevented the most deadly diseases and every year they save millions of lives but we have put all our eggs in this one by medical and you know instead of sort of.

adding ourselves with the tools to be able to suppress to deal with patients so now we have the know with failure by the u.k. government to suppress the virus means that it is now 17. now either total $23.00 which make it much more contagious that seems worse to work against the virus but it would take us months to to roll that mess to parliament and in the meantime that you know the virus is much more contagious and the problem is that the limitations of vaccine uptake you know it's not just about trust it's about limited and manufacturing capacity and that is limited and. apprise the program for which is to get the vaccine has chosen to roll out across europe. is on the one hand doing that but on the other pushing to protect intellectual property which is prioritizing people you know profit over people's not sorry if it's a it's a it's it's

a little bit in it deeply cynical actually did put patients at a time when a pandemic means you know when economy safe. and poor countries are just a pain right away and because vaccines unless you have 100 percent you know a very highly effective vaccine at stopping spread and high uptake which is going to take months then this sort of backs a nationalistic approach account works against us and and you know. we're right main africa the pen tested vaccination culture and this is an extraordinary step but we could raise. squander it by. lack of leadership an inability to actually understand that we need more than just the extreme. gloria. are are we likely to say those who are very skeptical about the vaccine roll up their sleeves this time and say yes i would like to get the job myself oh yes sure

if quite calm because of most of the people who say i will not be vaccinated i don't want to be vaccinated do not really know what the back scene contains how does it work and they are mainly afraid of a new backs introduction technique and therefore it's very easy to convince some skeptical people that the vaccine is safe in this technical arrangement is the is the safest we have ever experienced and it sounds to be very effective and without significant side effects and therefore i have convinced myself manical needs and friends that the vaccine should be done but what i think is mainly important to think out

is that many people war will not. discuss or any in any case will not meet that the vaccine is a conqueror. by the end. if discovered by themselves that they only way to stop the spreading of the briars is to have a vaccine and they claimed to have a vaccine in the loud voice why in the previous months it was difficult even to make them accept a flu vaccine or vaccination for their kids but therefore it said really changes of the mind of many people who in santa of our evident risk. us. sector and everything and then treat that they had they never accepted the end never accepted and that's the hope that those

perceptions will have to change in the near future when they see the momentum building up towards more vaccination as a dean morocco's acquiring doses from 2 companies sign a farm and us resonator however when you look at both drug makers this still sign a farm for example his tail is still conducting late stage clinical trials in some countries while astra zeneca is in a said van trials in the u.k. and the us in particular our people are the authorities confident it's a good choice it's about time and it's very safe to administer to moroccans. well i think it's a question that they get all the time but they have to clear out one thing all the vaccines then they didn't finish their 3rd step for the 3rd phase of tribes or do that more there are no fines there because you need the year to finish it so nobody did finish it actually likes to not harm or astra zeneca so just to make it

clear we need one year to finish the tries and what we are getting as authorization is emergency use for all of this vaccine so it's got a comparable and they think what one has not published actually is the result of this phase forcing a farm and for astra zeneca arthur's income part of which was published and they are coming soon and i think a soon as there will be authorized a mission to us in i think such as in a car is asking for the emergency use this week and i think seen a farm gaps the doctor ization emergency use from the china or from behind from evie and the soon i think they will have the answer is a she was in morocco so i think we are very confident as we are all of the published not that clear about it and i think that's something that will be safe and effective and the effectiveness is really we are as traitors but still effectiveness is an issue i would like to discuss with annie the vaccine is

effective is shown to be effective in preventing the spread of the virus people are not developing the since about a cases of covert 1000 the moment they give a how whether we'll be able to stop the spread of the virus will be able to tackle the 'd new a variant which is spreading in different parts of the european continent do we know do we have any answers. we just have a couple we do know is that the madonna vaccine has shown that roughly 2 thirds of the people who had vaccine. transmission unless i think the american fiction as it were that this is a thing that you know rexy the licensed only ability of the bill only on the basis of their ability to prevent disease you know that is that is their bases await their licensed so it's going to take a few more months to go to do that a sport which show us whether it's spread and you know that's what we need to

know because it's the young adults who are medically infected who do most of this gregg who we have no clue about whether or not it isn't meant to conviction or it prevents onward spread. and since we know there's so much asymptomatic infection included anyway it's it's going to make it even harder to know you know it's great it's happening so you know it is very likely ended or that it is very likely that we'll see you know something like probably 75 percent effectiveness in preventing spread that's great you can do the mess and think ok if we need to have a highly contagious virus but not doing very well thanks very much for that highly contagious. put that on top of the makes and you still are countries in britain and . this very steep rise. then it makes it much much

harder to achieve herd immunity because you need. to know we already have this terrible distrust but it's based on you know the u.s. is in every. politicized that seems sorry it just makes it harder to actually achieve what we need to a cheap right now and and that's where you know putting. your. trolls or strategies and they are a bit like mass testing you know at home can help us tell whether we're good mediately we have failed to put in social protections or our natural incentives and we're using a test which can tell whether or not you're contagious and that's how we've ended up where we are now fascinating the way we just learned $101.00 on a daily basis about a covert 90 of the way in the way it could potentially mutate this impact to our or our livelihood gloria those who govern that seem do we know whether they could

pose any threat to their loved ones who are vaccinated while the examination is necessary to exclude from the 1st wave of vaccine or people who have been infected in the us into mantic of course and therefore. we have to plan and we didn't to plan. extensive examination of the potential matheny's at this time. and therefore of course especially in the 1st time or perhaps in administration there's the needs of controlling the effect. not to need to control if they're antibodies other than the anti spikes has been produced by a person's. potential appearance often seem to magic infection because the seem to mattick plants will be these corporate ready kleenex

of course it's very very important machinery that is moving forward in terrence of activities. organisation and all the lands of the vaccine nation are very very difficult to perform and more to because of the temperature of the vaccine that mass be kept there 70 for a long time in florida in this to be. an end and so it's. a very. demanding operation but we are ready to do the perfectly. demanding dotting about we have faith in science as a day and there's this sentiment among many people because they're just waiting to get some very positive good years for the moment you. inoculate 60 to 70 percent of

the population of this is that it's the end of a near the begin to go over another one is it's fair to say of this particular moment that we would get to that threshold our day to day will change the precautions we have to be shelved and it's got to be a brighter better day. why i think it's a fanatical question whether it's mean or normal life after the coffee there is something that everybody has to think about it and they think that something by settled rethink in advance and you'll be thinking hard but i think you have to be just very cautious sec 3 i think we need to have the firsts phase that will be actually protecting the people at risk and i think that would be the 1st phase and after that will be the 2nd phase to get the maximum of vaccination and i think through this period until june i think we'll be very cautious actually to keep our diary gesture around the thinking that something would be interesting the other think we are facing the evolution of the virus and they think many of our it would

be coming soon and they have we have to do the vigilance and the surveillance for that just to make it clear that we will not get to a modern wave of another variant of the virus and that's something very interesting it's a listener think but go ahead go ahead just that it just i think if it was sent countries they don't want to use their vaccines in africa we need them just send that to us who will be using. the give the message that i hope we see vaccines flying all over the place is going to all those remote desolate places where people are really badly in need for those vaccines which have completely shattered lives. i would like to ask you this question about how long will the immunity from the vaccine last are we going to say 12 doses this is it or are we going to be in a position where in the near future we'll have to update the vaccines like with doing with the flu because this is something which is going to stay with us forever . well i'm sorry to say i don't know again the best that is probably up to 5

years at best case scenario they could provide protection and i'm talking about they are in a. peculiar uyghurs another one but you know the thing is that reinfection and cases are increasingly being reported so we don't actually know how long the trinity lasts a new year different things every day right here in anybody's a very effective or not but action is happening and probably happening much more broadly except that we're not looking forward and we're not testing but sorry that in order you know that there was a problem and then there's a fact that we had the new retail change which mean that. you know they can evade. the bet things and then we have the fact that it circulates between minks and snakes pigs to a lesser degree casual dogs cats domestic don't think cats even and that we circulate means it can also. take more representing and the fact

that it has an animal and we still don't even know what it means we're not going to get rid of this it's going to be endemic so best case. we could have been a couple of years then then we can always have butcher expand it also means that when we do need to produce a new vaccine according to a new strain well then you have to go through the whole process or again so certainly the vaccines like the jane jaipur example there are single dose thank you that thing out and can be stored in a regular bridge a much easier to to roll out and get this to be but. at least there is this sense of hope now it is thought into a trickle and after months and months of anxiety panic and fear about a disease which has shattered lives changed our lifestyle beyond recognition this is phase one i think are sort of underlying the european commission president said this is a touching moment of unity and the european continent. just to hope that this spread all over the world. gloria as

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