and then the astrazeneca vaccine and some other european countries here and them adjourn a vaccine andesearch for that was done so that is a us product so it's interesting so talk about that with anesthesia and chloroform and even though it was much more dangerous of either and nature's oxide it was perpetuating and that nationalistic sense of pride that they invented it. >> do you think a sense of pride that drives the vaccine use? even though some work better than others those that are sticking with there's. >> it seems that way. yes. it's interesting he would think it would be that way but but would wene use that vaccine? so that did not happen but hadn't been that way and it looks like it's better. >> and perhaps at this stage of the game are still fairly constrained there isn't much choice there but maybe things will shift once is no longer an issue. >> and this virus will be with us for a while. and that nova backs is a fight protein and roughly 90 percent effective for those over 65 years of age and how that plays out. it will happen over time to have more and more experience i

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and so the gene therapy use was actually very similar to like the j&j or astrazeneca vaccine. it was a replication defective adenovirus. it's a common cold virus, you can render it so it can't reproduce itself or then you can put the gene in it. he was given that product as part of an experiment and he had essentially like a or his immune system was overreacted and his blood pressure dropped and he basically died of what look like bacterial sepsis but is really an overactive immune response nobody knew why that a was. eventually they did figure out is one particular protein that overwhelmed him. with that then, the so-called therapy we take someone's t cells up of their body and engineer it so it can kill cancer cells it's also another phenomenon. the girl and emily whitehead received that therapy should the same symptoms she had except this time we knew what happened to jesse. this time you had at monoclonal antibiotic that could neutralize that protein that is gone out of control. it's that tragedy came remarkable story of emily whiteheadou would eventually vit the white hou

the astrazeneca vaccine was a united kingdom vaccine and some european countries. themoderna vaccine is a us vaccine . the research was done with a us company and that's the us product. so it's interesting how it played out. i talk about that a little bit with anesthesia thand that chloroform was the european invention and even though it was much more dangerous than two other anesthetic agents, either and nitrous oxide it was perpetuated much more because there was this nationalistic sense ofpride that they would want to invent . >> do you think that nationalists sense of pride is also driving vaccine use? i imagine so, right? even though some of these vaccines work better than others, it seems that countries who have developed vaccines are sticking with theirs. >> it certainly seems that way. yes, it's interesting and you'd think it wouldn't be that way. the vaccine in china, the whole unvaccinated vaccines were better. we use that vaccine to the exclusion of say the y.johnson and johnson vaccine? it's not truly better but hadn't been that way we have been differe

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if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help. out-of-state corporations have set astrazeneca may be able to help. their sights on california. they've written a ballot proposal to allow online sports betting. they tell us it will fund programs for the homeless, but read the fine print. 90% of the profits go to out-of-state corporations, leaving almost nothing for the homeless. no real jobs are created here. but the promise between our state and our sovereign tribes would be broken forever. these out-of-state corporations don't care about california. but we do. stand with us. more and more members of congress are revealing they have tested positive for covid-19 this week including house speaker nancy pelosi. the white house acknowledged with an uptick in cases it is possible that president biden could at some point become infected. caroline shively has more from washington. >> from tuesday through friday this week 13 members of congress tested positive for covid. >> we have had these outbreaks periodically over months. i think that

astrazeneca vaccine, after that the motor in a vaccine is the research for that vaccine was done at the national institutes of health and that is the us product. i talk about that with anesthesia that chloroform was a european invested -- invented phenomenon and it was more dangerous than two other anesthetic agents, was this nationalistic sense of pride. >> nationalist sense of pride is driving vaccine use? i imagine so even though some of these vaccines work better than others it seems countries who developed vaccines are sticking with there's. >> guest: it seems that way. the and activated vaccine was better. the pfizer and whether enough vaccine, it is not better. had it been that way it would be different and if you look at the maternal pfizer vaccine compared to the vaccines used in china it looks like it is better but nonetheless they are using their vaccine. >> host: when vaccines are constrained there isn't much choice there but may be things will shift when that is no longer an issue. >> this virus will be with us for a while. and and knows who were 65 years of age we will

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astrazeneca has been used is in two scenarios _ astrazeneca has been used is in two scenarios.a positive - based on usage. paulfrom bristol says if you had a positive lft - says if you had a positive lft lateral flow test... does the virus just die off naturally, how long does it take?— just die off naturally, how long does it take? 9 , :, :, : does it take? when you are infected ou take does it take? when you are infected you take lots _ does it take? when you are infected you take lots of _ does it take? when you are infected you take lots of virus _ does it take? when you are infected you take lots of virus particles - you take lots of virus particles initially and as the infection is combated by your immune system the virus finds it harder to grow in the body and is slowly pushed out unless you have some kind of underlying immune problem that means you cannot get rid of the virus. and that made headlines this week with people who have been testing positive for, in some cases, nearly two years. in other words, as your body pushes out the virus, the amount that you have got i

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if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help.an: the biden administration promised some $800 million in additional aid in weaponry to ukraine this past week, but there are questions tonight about whether it will get there in time and will it be enough? cbs news national security correspondent david martin has more in this report filed for "sunday morning." >> reporter: from javelin antitank missiles to body armor, the u.s. military has shipped some 10 million pounds of weapons and equipment bound for ukraine-- but is it enough? >> it still does not feel like we are all in to win. >> retired general ben hodges a former commander of the u.s. army in europe says u.s. support for ukraine is just too cautious. >> we have exaggerated the potential for a so-called world war iii to the point that we are making follow decisions based on fear. >> reporter: a man who has thousands of weapons at his hand, to achieve what he calls victory. >> the whole point that they transition to this medieval approach of smashing cities at some point someb

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by then nobody in germany wanted the astrazeneca vaccine anymore. but germany's health ministry wouldn't let the tubing and team take any excess vaccine to africa. in the meantime, liberia and other african countries have established, well functioning vaccination programs. vaccination rates are now between 20 and 30 percent each tank him on was with i think you really have to blame the global north places like europe and germany. o. germany has certainly put a lot of money into supporting the w h o and the kovacs initiative. but a genuinely global plan could have done a lot more. and that's what should have had to support them when i had it with us to india and south africa had already called for patents to be waived in october 2020. 0, people got popped into it was the world trade organization which turned that down up claimed the german health ministry acquired tens of millions of vaccine doses, many of which will probably now have to be thrown away. the ministry did not respond to our requests for an interview. the ministry for economic cooperati

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by mr. announced the on the announced that the british or astrazeneca, whatever it's called ah, and then i my, you know, had, didn't, in the meeting was there of the standing committee and i made a very stringent criticism. and i don't know whether in response to that or what the, by mr. nate, late night that same day, also said that co action can do it in a co ax in is the only maxine now which guy know has 0 of mortality rates. and they're referring to the indian vaccine, not the multinational attempt to trying to vaccinate the global south, or whether i don't think that correction is enough to give it to too many people abroad. i have no report of any cor waxing debts that has been submitted to our committee. and if anyone can find out with that, i'd be happy to take it up. obviously a meds and always kaiser risk. i think the void is 75 years on. so might say that whether it be the vaccination, whether it be new, liberalizing the farming, whether it be the or what is this a $10000000000.00, a negotiated of arms from the united states. $22000000000.00 from the us in arms over the past

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astrazeneca lower by 0.4% despite the strong demand for its cancer treatments. bbva gaining more than 3%. they beat in their earnings and said they will be meeting their ambitious goals and targets. positivity when it comes to b bva. francine: let's get to mark cudmore. you are looking at the dynamics in hong kong tech stocks. good morning. mark: tom is excited about hong kong stocks and so mi because this is the price action of a market ottoman ouch. it is really quite exceptional. the catalyst was the polyp girl statements. -- politboro statements. there was an extra message. the timing. the statement normally comes out at the end of the day after the markets close but they were worried that if they gave that statement on friday, there are several days of holidays next week, they were worried that traders would not get the message. why not send the market into the weekend very positive. we basically recovered three weeks of losses in the space of about 40 minutes of trading pre-lunch break and about 10 minutes post lunch break. at one point, the tech index was