weeks, thanks for being with us, tell us about this $204 million grant from barda >> well, what thisllows us to do is begin to put in place the manufacturing and distribution required to help facilitate actual playout of the drug in humans >> rick bright, the former barda director warned we might face a shortage and it could make two years to make enough glass vials just to serve the u.s. vaccine market from where you sit, does the country, does the world have the capacity to make enough glass vials on the time frames we are talking about for these vaccines >> well, we worked with rick for a number of years and with barda on their important mission what this whole program is about is as a first priority to make sure that we have enough vials for the u.s. population. we still have more work to do to make sure we have enough doses for the whole world, and that still remains ahead of us, and you can depend on us to be working hard on it. >> how do you actually accomplish that? do you need to build new facilities can you use the existing facilities you have more officially how does it pr

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so, the intent of the grant that was given to us by barda is not to be making drugs or api's today. it was to put the infrastructure in place for the next pandemic or the next crises. has ar, civica already series of drugs that we provide our members for use during pandemic, and those involved antibiotics, broad-spectrum antibiotics, heart medications, local anesthetics. millionded over 1.6 vials at the request of the government to the search egypt national stockpile to do that, and we are prepared to do more if asked. sen. wyden: i just want to make sure we are clear. andhave got this contract, he said something about working on infrastructure for the future. always useful. but i'm not clear what you are doing with the contract as a relates to covid drugs, covid-19 drugs now. have you given some covid drugs to the government that we do not know about? dr. vantrieste: yes. we provided over 1.6 million vials of drugs to support covid patients, like broad-spectrum antibiotics, heart medications, local anesthetics. these are safe products that we provide our members on a routine basis.

remember that way back from the campaign, don, and the deep state is the nih, the cdc, the fda, bardaery agency you want he has been gutting. i can't even remember the last time he let his scientists out of whatever hostage situation he's got them held up in somewhere. and we have basically said, well, let's stick our head in the sands. let's not measure anything. let's not collect data. let's not do contact tracing. i put the blame right at the white house, right at the president. i think he's been messaging entirely the wrong way. the opposite of what europe has done. the opposite of what countries like italy have done. >> yeah. quickly, i want to ask you this because you say coronavirus is on track to become the third leading cause of death in the united states? >> that's right. if it keeps going at this trend, gets to about 180,000 by the fall, we're going to have cancer, heart disease and the covid virus as the third leading cause of death. i mean, the president seems to be running on a platform of you can vote for me because i haven't killed you yet. >> tim, i want to bring you

we're waiting for the safety data, and we'll be passing it along to barda, the sponsor of the programthink the data will help us in the development of the antibodies. we have a number of sponsors who have come in from antibody studies. we're already well into that treatment. monoclonal antibodies are synthetic antibodies that will provide protection against the virus. we're hopeful those studies by late summer/early fall will provide us information about the effectiveness and safety and -- >> you're optimistic there will be more than one treatment available this fall for teachers, administrators, older adults? >> yes, sir. i'm optimistic. >> thank you very much. senator murray? >> thank you very much to all of our witnesses. we all very much appreciate your service and your work. dr. fauci, last time you testified before this committee, you warned us of needily suffering and death as states begin reopening too early. just over a month later now, we are seeing a record number of cases. we do not have enough tests, and we do not have enough contact tracers. yesterday, cdc's doctor said

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andrÉs: no hubieron daÑos graves, se cayeron algunas marquesinas, bardas, pero nada grave.aÑos y se volvió a la normalidad. aquÍ no ha dejado de temblar. el servicio sismolÓgico nacional a reportar que hasta las 4:30 a.m. hora local se han registrado mÁs de 1571 rÉplicas, por lo que las autoridades han pedido a la poblaciÓn mantenerse en calma, pero sobre todo muy alerta el caso de que se presente una rÉplica mÁs fuerte. elyangÉlica: es la recomendaciÓn mÁs importante. tiene que estar muy pendiente porque las rÉplicas suceden y eventualmente se tiene que tomar medidas. gracias por informarnos en vivo desde la capital mexicana. alan: en estos momentos expertos de la salud urgen a la poblaciÓn habitar sitios concurridos, en texas hay un reporte histÓrico de contagios en un solo dÍa y la citaciÓn tambiÉn ocupan el sur de la florida y galo arellano tiene toda la informaciÓn. galo: el aumento de casos positivos de coronavirus es perturbador, lo han confirmado ante el congreso las mayores autoridades de salud de estados unidos. ayer en la florida se reportaron mÁs de 3200 casos n

and i think about the operations warp speed along with the crucial support from barda and other partnershipsand accelerating ground-breaking technology that could eradicate covid-19 and revolutionize the vaccine development landscape. because of these efforts by industry, academia and government working in concert, we could see a viable candidate or candidates in a matter of months for a vaccine. and because of the growing number of large scale manufacturing agreements with companies like moderna, pfizer and j&j producing hundreds of millions of doses at risk, which means in advance, we're already working to address issues of access and this is critical, especially for our most distressed communities. that said, effective development and widespread access, while essential are only part of the equation. if and when, and i feel optimistic it is when and not if, we get a viable vaccine, we need to encourage folks to choose to get vaccinated. i was really concerned when i saw a recent a.p. survey that showed only 49% of american adults plan to get vaccinated once the covid-19 vaccine came to mar

we have moved quickly to facilitate development of a vaccine, investing billions of dollars funding barda and nih. public-private researchers have taken those resources and run with them, speeding through the phase one and phase two clinical trials. multiple companies are now announcing they are about to begin phase three trials as soon as next month, or soon after. this speed is unprecedented. i want to be clear as i ask questions that i am not an anti- vaxxer. have expanded lifespans and eliminated diseases. but phase three trials are where the rubber meets the road in developing a new drug. it is where you test a new drug on human patients on a wide scale, evaluating constantly for side effects in ultimately determining the effectiveness of the vaccine. of the vaccine candidates has announced their phase three clinical trial will and roll 30,000 patients. another company has said it will 8000oll -- will enroll patients, much lower than historical vaccine trials which d 70,000 patients in the past. i know there can be consequences. unluckye of those people after the swine flu shot, but