zeneca astra zeneca is announcing a $1200000000.00 deal with the u.s. government they're going to produce with that 400000000 doses of their vaccine even though it's also still unproven it does make you wonder why they're so confident well i can tell you this astra zeneca has been doing human trials since april 23rd already they've been doing the trials beginning back in april 510 volunteers between the ages of 18 and 55 have already been injected or tested at oxford and south of them in the u.k. the company officials are saying if this vaccine is successful they will have the 1st batch of 100000000 doses available in september now i know what you're probably thinking right about now how long before we all can get the vaccine more to the point how long before i can get the vaccine right that is what we're going to drill down on with an expert on vaccines right here on the news of rick sanchez where we believe it's time to do news it. here we go the list of the questions we think you'll be asking tomorrow as you watch this newscast today when will the ko

has approved the start of phase 3 of its tests on this vaccine because was the chief executive of astra zeneca said was and done these studies the initial studies of showed sufficient efficiency and efficacy and safety excuse me and then astra zeneca also said on this website which is quite interesting because when you 1st read it you think oh well we have a vaccine but actually when you read further down it says that it recognizes that the vaccine may not work but is committed to progressing the clinical program with speed and scaling up manufacturing at risk and also don't forget that these are not the i mean this is not the only company there's also a comparable to companies that are actually trying to develop the coronavirus vaccine at the moment so that's important fine print so if and when it becomes available will the vaccine be for all a huge mistake well you've mentioned the 4 countries there but in reality they're working on the half a century of the rest of europe and in fact other countries in particular lower income countries in africa and the idea is that essentially they

space by the way so no feet which is french also american and astra zeneca which is a british company there is news on the last 2 so let me just try and bring you up to date on what's going on with vaccine going to start with madonna modernity is announcing that it is about to begin its 1st large clinical trial how large it's going to inject $30000.00 adult trial participants and they're already planning to manufacture $100000000.00 doses to be ready by september there are no guarantees no guarantees but if it works they will then begin producing $500000000.00 doses for next year and 1000000000 every year after that then let me give you some more encouraging news this is coming from great britain it's pharmaceutical company out in great britain that it's called astra zeneca it is announcing a 1200000000 dollars deal with the u.s. government to produce $400000000.00 doses of its vaccine even though it too is still on proven it does make you wonder right why are they so confident that to be already signing up to produce all of this well i can tell you this astra zeneca has been doing hu

countries germany france italy and the netherlands have struck a deal with the pharmaceutical giant astra zeneca to distribute over 400000000 doses of a coronavirus vaccine that's still in the experimental phase for more on this development joining us studio by a reporter pablo fully thanks for joining us this sounds really promising we have a vaccine it definitely sounds very promising when you 1st read it i have to admit as well when i saw this bit of news i thought oh do we have a vaccine but actually when you go on the web site his website you're realize quite quickly that no we don't have a vaccine just yet what they say on their website is that they recognize that the vaccine may not work but is committed to progressing the clinical program with speed and scale manufacturing at risk so the idea is basically at the moment they're still in phase 23 of the u.k. trial of a around 10000 adult volunteers so basically what this is what they're saying is that they're in the process of developing a vaccine but they actually haven't got a vaccine yet and this alliance essentially has bee of t

astra zeneca your company has started producing i understand a potential vaccine for covert 19 what is the timeline for this vaccine i know it's been slated for september i believe but that's contingent on the oxford trial being successful isn't it. absolutely and we are moving at the foot speed we are rotten right now we are on a warning $10000.00 going 'd on in the u.k. in a face st nick trial. we also received 'd over there recently to conduct a large study in brazil as well and we're in the process of organizing a $30000.00 volunteers study in the united states we expect to get the results of our clinical koran in all of us if you're a single as well so you know we have a good a hole the vaccine where the where the work but we don't need to know that at the end of the summer night but just coming back to cover 1000 and the fact that the u.s. is not part of this you know of this collaborative effort to find a global vaccine how then once you have found this vaccine how then do you ensure that everyone has equal access to it and not just to countries and governments that can afford t

group is it is is making good progress on these trials for a vaccine and that in combination with astra zeneca who are now preparing a productive capacity to hopefully be able to produce millions of vaccine files by october so you will see a lot of the senior folks in that group and in astra zeneca coming out positively and hopefully they are right so i think the real light at the tunnel is that there may be that there's a number of vaccine trials i'm going in there looking promising and hopefully by oktober to resume in the year meraki is the almost we will be able to have very swiftly moved to recess and that will be the acolyte of the tunnel but i think as our colleagues us i don't own this interview there are some clearly some definite bumps along the road and we should we should also not forget we may be talking here about the potential the 2nd lockdown if you want to brazil in the another place that around the world they're right in the midst of the 1st wave so this is very much still still a global pandemic going around the globe all right jeff have you noticed that behave. you'r

based company astra zeneca it struck a deal with a coalition of 4 european countries france germany italy and the netherlands to provide 400000000 doses of its vaccine should it turn out to be a vaccine against coronavirus when it eventually comes so they're not just looking within their own borders here in germany robots thanks very much for coming in pleasure. let's bring you a roundup now of other developments in the coronavirus bend demick almost 8000000 people are now reported to have been infected and more than 433000 have died that's according to the tally by the johns hopkins university in the u.s. more than half of all u.s. states are reporting an increase in cases with many seeing record spikes and hospitalizations it comes as most states push ahead with reopening thailand has lifted a nationwide curfew after more than 2 months and allowed restaurants to resume selling alcohol it stopped reported any domestic transmissions of the virus for $21.00 days mexico reported more than $4000.00 new coronavirus infections on sunday along with 269 fatalities that brings its doctor confirme

to join 4 other european governments in a deal to buy a covert 1000 vaccine from british drug maker astra zeneca a pharmaceutical group agreed to this weekend to supply 4 $100000000.00 doses of its vaccine which is still under development to the governments of france germany italy and the netherlands. germany's contribution to the european union budget could increase by more than 40 percent in the coming years as breaks it takes effect this week leaders will hold. video talks to discuss the blocks financial framework for the next 7 years is likely to include an extra $13000000000.00 euros annually from germany according to newspaper varied the country already pays more than $30000000000.00 euros a year into the bloc a major reason for the increase is the budget hole left by the u.k.'s departure from the e.u. . the tourism is among the sectors hardest hit by the covert pandemic but as europe eases its border lockdowns people are on the move again on monday the 1st plane loads of germans left for mediterranean sunshine but after months of hotel closures and travel restrictions here at home

deal to produce $100000000.00 doses of a test vaccine that's been developed by oxford university and astra zeneca the $127000000.00 deal would give the hard hit country a head start if the vaccine proves effective and safe. the aim of this deal is for brazil to avoid situations like at the start of the time to make when high global demand prevented us from gaining access to supplies and medicine. though the lock down is easing relief remains at bay for many of the countries victims. smother news or other stories making news this hour the opposition leader in malawi last has won the presidential election in a historic rerun with over 58 percent of the vote voters went to the polls earlier this week after the initial may $21000.00 election was discredited by the constitutional court due to mass fraud at least one person has been shot dead and another injured at an anti police brutality protests in louisville kentucky media reports say a man opened fire into the crowd protesters had gathered to demonstrate against the police killing a briana taylor a 26 year old black woman earlier this year

developments italy france germany and the netherlands have signed a deal with the pharmaceutical giant astra zeneca for 400000000 doses of a coronavirus vaccine the medication is being developed with oxford university ukraine is to reopen its borders on monday with international flights to resume the move comes despite daily inspections running at their highest so far and president says iran will reimpose virus restrictions that health regulations are not observed that follows a sharp rise in cases for and as cases are declining in some countries they are climbing across much of south america brazil is now recording the 2nd highest number of deaths in the world surpassing the united kingdom medical experts warn the rate of infection is still a speeding up there but the brazilian government wants to see a return to normal economic activity despite calls for caution. brazilians dig musgraves to bury their dead in minnows the largest city in the brazilian amazon the rules of crosses a reminder of the heavy toll the coronavirus has taken brazil is in the an enviable position of having the world'

deal to produce $100000000.00 doses of a test vaccine that's been developed by oxford university and astra zeneca the $127000000.00 deal would give the hard hit country a head start if the vaccine proves effective and safe. as this deal is for brazil to avoid situations like at the start of the pandemic when high global demand prevented us from gaining access to supplies and medicine. though the lockdown is easing relief remains at bay for many of the countries victims. the african union is reporting progress in 3 way negotiations to build one of the world's largest stands and says over 90 percent of the issues among egypt ethiopia and sudan have been resolved the a u is trying to broker a deal to end the dispute about the dam which was begun on the blue nile river in ethiopia in 2011 the ethiopian government said it would start filling the reservoir in a few weeks to produce hydroelectric power sudan hopes to benefit from the dam as well but egypt fears it could face massive water shortages. the project has triggered a decades long dispute ethiopia began construction of africa's largest d

developments italy france germany and the netherlands have signed a deal with the pharmaceutical giant astra zeneca for 400000000 doses of a corona virus vaccine medication is being developed with oxford university ukraine is to reopen its borders on monday with international flights set to resume the move comes despite daily infections running at their highest so far and president hassan rouhani says iran will reimpose virus restrictions if health regulations are not observed followed follows a sharp rise in cases. and out of the other stories making news around the world poland has reopened its borders after nearly 3 months scrapping a mandatory quarantine for anyone coming in at midnight residence in the german border town of frankfurt celebrated with their polish neighbors poland is also relaxing border controls with other neighbors. lebanese protesters have clashed with security forces for a 2nd night in beirut and tripoli protests broke out after the currency crashed to a record low deepening an already severe financial crisis these are the latest in a wave of demonstrations accusing t

it was identified as a saturn astra, which was only produced for a very short time frame and importedted states. >> it's a saturn asta, which is a very rare vehicle. if it was a honda accord, toyota camry, in champaign county, i would imagine there's probably thousands of common vehicles. this car, i believe there was only 58 in the state. >> there was nothing more important than determining who owned the car, whether they could make any identification of the driver, and then go talk to that person. >> the fbi has been treating this as a kidnapping. >> campus police say surveillance video shows her entering a black saturn astra vehicle. >> the fact that the police were releasing the video gave it a renewed sense of, this is a serious situation. >> the posters of yingying and the car were hung up all around campus. >> i think students on campus were very concerned. >> how much fear was there amongst the other students here when this started to unfold? >> everybody was kind of really, really frightened, especially the females. and just thinking about how many times you see young females

. $100000000.00 doses of a test vaccine that's been developed by oxford university and astra zeneca the $127000000.00 deal would give the hard hit country a head start if the vaccine proves effective and safe. the aim of this deal is for brazil to avoid situations like at the start of the pandemic when high global demand prevented us from gaining access to supplies and medicine. though the lock down is easing relief remains at bay for many of the countries victims. now are they now to the other stories making news at this hour malawi and opposition leader last year has won the presidential election in the run with over 58 percent of the vote the initial vote in may $29000.00 was discredited due to mass fraud it's the 1st time a court overturned vote in an african country has led to the defeat of an incumbent leader. swarms of desert locusts have reached. a city on the outskirts of the indian capital delhi authorities have asked people to keep their windows shut and to make loud noises to ward off the fast spreading swarms india is witnessing its worst locust invasion in decades. at leas

reported over 4400 new coronavirus cases on saturday and brazil has signed a deal with the drug maker astra zeneca to start making an experimental vaccine against the virus in the country. well europeans may be in holiday mode but e.u. leaders are urging vigilance and action over the coronavirus this weekend the e.u. has raised over 6000000000 euros more to help of vulnerable countries battle the coronavirus pandemic that's the figure raised at a virtual summit organized by the e.u. and the international aid group a global citizen the goal is to make any future of vaccines tests and treatments available worldwide. it was a slick digital production as much a symbolic show of global solidarity as an initiative to gather funds to fight over $1000.00. the task of this size can only happen if the world unites. 19 drug that is not just people still but our common humanity. know what is safe until everyone is safe to move most to help people in developing countries to cope with the impacts of this pandemic. someday we're covered 19 years behind us. we would like you to be said that we the nations

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the max planck institute for astronomy and heidelberg is involved in developing the new telescope astra physicist klaus yeager says there are good reasons for working in the infrared range. i'm all in stellar nurseries dust absorbs visible light with infrared you can stare right into the system with its longer wavelengths it passes through the crowd the other reason is that the universe is expanding so the light from distant galaxies undergoes a redshift with an infrared telescope you can observe these objects much more clearly. than the telescopes cameras and instruments have to be kept very cold if he signals to be detected. and that requires a lot of extra equipment i think losing a sunshield the size of a tennis court of course that won't fit into any spacecraft so engineered to come up with a complicated structure which will only unfold once it's up in space. the entire program represents and i'm ray of huge challenges. is a conference is complex equipment all has to function in space i think that's why everyone is being much more careful we're hoping we'll be able to launch from 2

to join 4 other european governments in a deal to buy a covert 1000 vaccine from british drug maker astra zeneca a pharmaceutical group agreed to this weekend to supply 4 $100000000.00 doses of its vaccine which is still under development to the governments of france germany italy and the netherlands. germany's contribution to the european union budget could increase by more than 40 percent in the coming years as breaks it takes effect this week e.u. leaders will hold. video talks to discuss the blocks financial framework for the next 7 years is likely to include an extra $13000000000.00 euros annually from germany according to newspaper varied the country already pays more than $30000000000.00 euros a year into the bloc a major reason for the increase is the budget hole left by the u.k.'s departure from the e.u. . now tourism is among the sectors hardest hit by the covert pandemic but as europe eases its border lockdowns people are on the move again on monday the 1st plane loads of germans left for mediterranean sunshine but after months of hotel closures and travel restrictions here at

potential covert $980.00 has been developed and tested at the university of oxford a contract with astrazeneca there is for up to 400000000 doses which would be manufactured and distributed on the no profit basis 1st day says could be ready by september even though it's not yet certain to work all right let's bring in dr who have been there who's if you're on it just lancaster university in the u.k. joins us now. it's a little confusing this isn't it so before we get to and explain for us what's happening here because we know a vaccine is not yet been found but these deals are being put in place am i right in saying to ensure quick availability of any successful candidate. yes absolutely i think one of the major challenges one of asking will become approved to scale it up because the technology lower being used these are really difficult to scale out and to distribute into the water therefore if any government they are trying to put the deal in place so that once the vaccine would become available they are not any bits of bondage and one of these delays but also as i think that what the

ministry saying that there was a deal struck between oxford university and the pharmaceutical company astra zeneca to produce a vaccine that is currently a candidate that is undergoing test this vaccine brazil will pay $127000000.00 to produce approximately $30400000.00 batches of this vaccine between december of this year and january of next year the total deal is for $100000000.00 vaccines so this is certainly promising news good news given how much bad news has been coming out of brazil over the past few months at a time that's so critical for the health crisis in this country of 210000000 people but again brazil is not the only country in the region that is struggling to mitigate contagion we can point to other countries in south america like peru and she lay and within the larger context of the pandemic latin america was the last region of the world where the that was infected by cope with 19 and largely the most ill prepared region in the world but again brazil is not alone in combating this this virus but it certainly is the worst hit country in the entire region during writes when y

already signed a deal with drug maker astra zeneca for 400000000 doses. have you considered that a vaccine could come to the market so quickly and how do you consider that you might be front loading or at least with the strategy might have front loaded your human losses without having the science to back up that it's a smart move in the long run. well we have now. made billions we describe own and the vaccine court in may because of course we hope that the vaccine that comes will be a part of a global common good and it will come to those who do serve it most but did you have the right science on immunity. well actually i'm a minister of foreign affairs so i don't know if we have the right science of herd immunity or whatever and i hope that you will also interview the middle east the minister of social affairs to be more able to discuss those issues. i'd like to talk about something that you have spoken quite extensively on the swedish coronavirus policy was designed on a system of trust politicians authorities the public you've spoken very highly about

trials are underway at least 40 of those to find a vaccine modernity johnson and johnson and the oxford astra zeneca group have received a total of $2200000000.00 in federal funding in addition to their vaccine programs work and pfizer are also being given government money for clinical trials but before proper vaccine is discovered a russian biotech firm may be offering some major relief r.t. correspondent atocha suite has the details on how researchers are tackling dangerous system symptoms of the virus. one shot can mean the difference between going into the emergency room or having a swift recovery from the chronic virus russian scientists have registered a new drug that may help to alleviate the harshest complications caused by cope at 19 including lung failure level a mob is now the 2nd medication to receive state approval giving doctors more options when it comes to tackling the virus researchers behind the drug say they're ahead of schedule as it's already been going through clinical testing for 2 and a half years looks the course is good for them isn't what is missing in this drug was

trials already in advanced stages italy germany france and the netherlands have signed a contract with astra zeneca which will manufacture the vaccine for mass distribution the 1st doses could be ready by september but may not reach the e.u. until the end of the year. a curfew has come into effect in london following rival demonstrations by anti racism protesters and the far right groups there was a tense standoff earlier as far right protesters fought with police there the houses of parliament rightwing groups say they intend to protect statues and monuments from anti racism demonstrators our correspondent joe hole has been following events and joins me now from westminster and joe it's been a very fluid situation for most of the day a curfew is in place in the still heavy police presence on the streets of central london. yes there certainly is a heavy police presence on the streets of central london the formal aspects if you like of these protests of this protest day may have come to a close now this is the real test of the police security plan is just a few minutes after 5 pm now that was

smaller players in the game so it's really competing with a lot of really big companies like pfizer astra zeneca we don't really know how that's going to shake out but they have seen some pretty good results in animal testing that they've done so far they're seen as really promising they are doing a special type of vaccine it's called an m.r.i. on a vaccine it's very new it's supposed to be much simpler to create once you sort of nail the technology it's supposed to be able to scale up quite quickly so that's one of the reasons why it is sort of seen as a good investment for the german government right now about 30 seconds this is the company that. reportedly tried to buy earlier this year why have these suddenly become so political. well you have to consider that it comes in the backdrop of just huge tensions between the u.s. europe and china all there's so much protectionism there's so much nationalism going on right now and economic policy in general and politics in general so that is one of the bigger pressures but it also has just really highlight of this concern that one sees me onc

$1000.00 vaccine is being developed and tested at the university of oxford and the contracts with astra zeneca eyes for up to 400000000 doses which would be manufactured and distributed on a no profit basis the 1st doses could be ready by september even though it's not yet set to work dr mohamed when air is a violet just set not to say university in the u.k. he says any vaccine will only put prove useful if enough of it is made available. 130 vaccines and only one of mine there are 7 of accidental i mean it's on file and then there are others having a vaccine go live in phase 2 trial and one of them is also for us to actually and so this vaccine had been tested here in the u.k. and also being tested in many other countries just an expedited process for the who process so as it stands now it is still a long way to. safety i think you see and i mean again that's typical of the work that has been done in monkeys and other animals that appear to be partially productive so it's a big gamble and at one stage but on the other hand this is one of the whole that we are having at the moment it mi

developed by oxford university where trials are already well underway a contract with british swedish firm astrazeneca eyes for 400000000 doses which would be manufactured and distributed on a no profit basis the 1st doses could be ready by september but may not reach the e.u. until the end of the year the firm's chief executive says china brazil japan and russia have also expressed interests still ahead on. without question there is systemic discrimination within our institutions by the spotlight is on canadian police and the country's indigenous community plus. i'm katrina in beijing office and not galleries have emerged from lockdown to expose the impact of the run a virus had done make an ally every day lines. and the plenty of rain and unsettled weather really across much of central europe very much a cloud as well as you can save us some brightest false image we may look at this my goodness lots of bodies on the beach airballs later on i find it day and people making of the most of it i think perhaps i prefer these aquatic scenes up with a touch of mountains in southern poland again some n

by oxford university where trials are already well underway the contract with british swedish firm astra zeneca is for $400000000.00 doses which remanufactured and distributed on a no profit basis the 1st doses could be ready by september but may not reach the e.u. until the end of the year the firm's chief executive says china brazil japan and russia have also expressed interest. now police in kenya have been accused of being heavy handed after firing tear gas at mourners trying to stop the funeral of a popular singer there the government ordered burials as soon as possible during the pandemic or hire actual ports. that should have been a funeral ceremony in a celebration of life turned into these chaotic scene. fans mourning had been egypt she gives death in his hometown rocked the learning of his body into the ground policing consumer county responded with tear gas and gunshots as hundreds defied crazy 19 restrictions but i don't think that the question is if used to bother him today you could not die of coronavirus. the police were unable to stop them feeling with his casket until ev

astra zeneca is the country that's been working with the government on this.ng to combine two antibodies into one injection. to be able to officially, give hope to a cohort of the population that up until now has been told you much, you must stay at home, you mustn't go outside. obviously, that doesn't lead to any quality of life at all. the question will be how quickly can they get this antibody vaccination ready? how much of it is going to be available? because at the moment there hasn't been too much of an impressive track record in terms of things like track and trace. or getting our own vaccine of the population of and running. it sounds great, it sounds like it's going to be really exciting for a certain cohort of the population full time how long is a contact? and how accurate is a get a big? and also the final sentence as he expects to know by august if it is effective. now when we go to our final story backin now when we go to our final story back in the sunday times before we do so general knowledge quiz, not but what was the last train you talk and

> reporter: moderna beginning phase three trials in july, followed by the university of oxford and astra-zeneca's vaccine in august and johnson & johnson in september. the goal, to test their vaccine's safety and effectiveness. that, as at least 20 states plus puerto rico seeing increases in new cases and eight states reporting rising hospitalizations. in texas, hospitalizations jumped 40% since memorial day. officials there say it's too early to tell if that's because of the reopening, the protests or both. and in arizona, some experts say it might be time for another stay at home order. one doctor telling us they're maxing out of icu beds. >> reporter: david, the goal of a phase three trial is to determine how well a vaccine works. that's why they're casting an enormously wide net, up to 90,000 volunteers from all walks of life. half of them will be given a placebo, the other half, the actual vaccine. and it will later be determined who came down with coronavirus and how many of them show the presence of antibodies. david? >> and we know you'll stay on this. matt gutman, our thanks to you again