unveiled actually probably start by the end of july and we've seen that before look at companies like gilliard for example or more daryn over there also was such a big hope at the beginning and then it turned out that it's not it's not going to happen that quickly that we will get to treatment or even have a c. now even though the pandemic clearly overshadows pretty much everything these days they're all all there is all the new certainly for investors and test made headlines that tell us more. it's been amazing right in the past year the stock of tesla basically almost had to win triple and now tester actually is the world's most valuable car company on the planet even surpassing. toyota that's been their leader in the past couple of years and if you look at the valuation of tesla would have $200000000000.00 it's worth twice as much as this ridiculous car companies for it if you're a chrysler and general motors but clearly wall street is not seeing tesla as a car company it sees tesla as a technology company also being involved in better research and all electronic mobility or lecturing mobil

don't have a huge inventory now we only have a few 100 doses i expect an international company like gilliard to understand that you can't just cut access to the e.u. markets and high prices for other products and also expect supplies to europe and the european union in the united kingdom the porters have a strong foothold as well a 3rd of brit said they would definitely not get sick or. own a job or they were unsure about the vaccination it's not clear what their views on antivirals are we asked londoners in what ways they're willing to protect themselves and during the pandemic some people refused to get their children vaccinated against all common sense i don't know that i would i be grateful at in fact sake if those sorts of things happen and i can't be happy to think that i haven't decided that that's what i need more information everyone's going to have it these days. i would say i'd want to read all the information 1st and work out how how it works and whether there was side effects from it but i think on the whole good side of the facts in comes available no politic they haven't teste

member states gilliard this one of the most profitable pharmaceutical companies worldwide with sales reaching 22000000000 dollars last year the e.u. commission has now approved them dizzier for the e.u. and had promised to deliver as soon as approval is granted but since the us government bought up most of their product there is doubt. if words fail in pleading with doesn't work we do have the option to give the german another huge drug makers a license to produce the drug even without its approval for an appropriate field course. and according to the department of health the german government has already bought and stored enough those so flimsy v.n. . to delineate is following this story for us joe see the e.u. has just approved them disappear but will there be any to buy for the next several months they're likely won't be much of a supply vailable for any other country the united states as the report said has bought basically all that's going to be available through september after that the company that's producing this does hope to have enough of this drug to meet global to me and

a pandemic may become part of a wider reckoning for the us she returns the outages 0 washington gilliard says that because it's drug reduces the time that covert 19 patients spend in hospital it's priced room does appear fairly senator bernie sanders claim that run does appear cost gilliatt $10.00 a vial to manufacture and as you heard taxpayers are paid $70000000.00 towards the cost of development of that's crucial as many americans don't have or have lost their health insurance and can't afford to pay for the drug the problem is giving out has made the same claim before it bought the start up behind a ready ready to market hepatitis c. drug for $11000000000.00 and began to market the drug for $84000.00 allowing it to almost recoup the cost of acquisition in the 1st year according to bloomberg so how much does big pharma spend on developing drugs will on average $2600000000.00 according to tufts university but advocacy group public citizen believes the cost is closer to one point $4000000000.00 as governments spend billions securing supplies of potential covert 19 vaccines pfizer is cha

bought virtually all the stock for the next 3 months drug is made by a california based company gilliard and has been shown to help people recover faster from corona virus at least 229 people have been killed in indian administered kashmir in the last 6 months a local human rights group says 32 of them were civilians the latest deaths were on wednesday when a civilian and a soldier were killed during a shoot out in support north of srinagar but it's with reports. caught in a gun battle between indian paramilitaries and kashmiri fighters bashir car is the latest civilian victim of violence in this region. yeah yeah yeah yeah there are. in this incident one soldier was martyred 3 of the soldiers were wounded during the firefight one civilian traveling in his vehicle with a charity jump from his vehicle and ran for safety but he too got hit by bullets and died. the child was mr khan's grandson. lucky to be alive local police took him to his family from the scene of the shooting in support north of srinagar. the death of increases the total of civilians killed in kashmir since the beginning

then i believe we can do much more but after its maker gilliard came out with a hefty price tag for the drug. it's getting criticism especially after gilead received millions of taxpayer dollars for research for someone with private insurance will charge $520.00 per viral for patients those on government programs will be charged $390.00 a dose a double dose is reportedly needed on the 1st day to a 5 day treatment will come out to $3120.00 or $2340.00 on government services however outside of the u.s. in places like india and bangladesh prices will be far less treatment could even add up to $1000.00 this week after revealing prices for him disappear daniel day c.e.o. said we believe all patients will have access to shocking twist in an academic paper the raw materials for him does appear reportedly cost roughly $10.00 for a 10 day treatment to make less than a dollar a day in los angeles and tossed sweets r t. now over and france hospital workers continue to take to the streets demanding better pay and a budget increase for the overwhelmed health care system there the rallies come weeks

meanwhile the antiviral drug stops it from growing and tonight gilliard has announced it their data showst it decreases the death rate in severely ill patients by 60% in the hospital, 60%, and improves the quality of life and improves clinical outcomes. this is huge. they are coming up now with an inhaled version, will the one that's out now is intravenous and the inhaled version may be able to be used much earlier. we are getting hundreds of thousands of doses from health and human services. it's a real game changer, very exciting news, the second news tonight is on the vaccine front. bio intact, vaccine manufacture, working together with pfizer, has come up with information that their first studies on what's called a messenger rna vaccine, this vaccine is also very clever. it's genetic strand material that teaches your cells to make the spike protein that's on the virus and guess what happens next. that protein causes an immune response. you know what the news is today? they have discovered that the immune response, the antibodies are greater than the amount of antibodies made by somebo

be remembered joe biden says we are made in the image of god and then there is john lewis there gilliard thank you so much for joining us you're welcome sir the u.n. secretary general delivered a stinging critique on the state of world inequality during a speech to mark nelson mandela international day and tony good terraces the world is a breaking point and the coronavirus pandemic has exposed the deep divisions in our society its diplomatic editor is james bays not only following the speech but you just interviewed mr guitarists as well james what did he have to say. well he's been talking about what the u.n. is billing as this landmark speech saying in his speech that coded 19 has exposed the fragilities of the world like an x. ray saying that it's a lie that we're all in the same boat some are on super yachts and others are in the ocean clinging to the deborah of course an idealistic speech like that is great but how do you change things what's the realistic way of getting things done that's the point i put to the secretary general. my belief is that people. now aware of the enormous