we want to pick up where we left off, with daniel o'day, the head of gilead sciences, which producesg remdesivir, which was just given emergency use authorization. i want to pick up on this, you said the supply of 1.5 million doses of remdesivir has been dotoovernment. what, 150,000 patients, or so? >> right, margaret. we've donated the entirety of our supply, around 1.5 million vials, and that turns into around 100,000 to 200,000 treatment courses, depending on whether it is a five-day or a 10-day process. it will be made available to patients here in america and the united states, and across the world as other regulatory decisions are made for those countries. >> brennan: this drug is clearly going to be in first sort of promising development we have had. you were at the white house. has the trump administration talked to you about using the defense production act to mandate that you prioritize the u.s. market over foreign markets? >> let me say something on the supply and demand. i'm so proud to work with the scientists at gilead that quickly moved and mobilized themselves in janu

daniel o'day told margaret brennan, the company has donated its entire supply. >> we're beginning tok with the government, which will determine which cities are most vulnerable, and where the patients are that need this medicine. they will begin shipping tens of thousands of treatment courses out earlier this week be and be adjusting that as the epidemic shifts and evolves in different parts, and different cities here in the united states. >> of the 1.1 million confirmed cases of covid-19 across the u.s., just over 8700 are here in the bay area, where 310 patients have died. those numbers were not enough to discourage big crowds from gathering at delores park

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daniel o'day said the company, gilead, donated the entire supply of remdesivir to the federal government. the nationwide trial found people who receive the drug word discharged sooner than those that received a placebo. the drug places obstacles the forthrightly available. >> the ramp-up will be starting next week, more and more next week and more and more by the end of the month, but it has to meet the demand in the demand is huge. >> the drug is not a cure for the virus but could help shorten recovery time. >>> officials are closely monitoring state cosee if there are aftershocks from lifting restrictions. a new platform just launched today help track areas that are high risk and help identify potential flareups. joining me now is sean griffin, director of white house security in the obama administration in coordinating the response of demonstrating floods and hurricanes. now sean, you are responding to covid-19 and working with a bayer area company. >> our team is a public benefit company leveraging data science and technology to help save lives including the coronavirus. our team has

on face the nation, gilead ceo daniel o'day told margaret brennan they have donated its entire supply >> we intend to get that to patients in the early part of this next week. we are working with the government, which will determine which cities are most vulnerable and where the patients need the medicine. they will begin shipping tens of thousands of treatment courses this week and be adjusting that as of the epidemic shifts and evolves in different parts, different cities in the u.s. >>> more than 1.5 million files and read the severe are going to go to patients this week. >>> cancer patients and centers are taking an approach well treating patients. they estimate 1000 new cases of cancer will be did every day in the u.s. this year. one facility is now requiring all staff wear protective gear and others include limiting visitors and sanitizing reps after each patient and minimizing in-person appointments.? for many of them, they need to get their treatments. >> cancer patients have to be cautious at home as loved ones continue to work daily. >> we cannot touch and we cannot hug and

daniel o'day told margaret brennan, the company has donated its entire supply. >> we're beginning to work with the government, which will determine which cities are most vulnerable, and where the patients are that need this medicine. they will begin shipping tens of thousands of treatment courses out earlier this week be and be adjusting that as the epidemic shifts and evolves in different parts, and different cities here in the united states. >> of the 1.1 million confirmed cases of covid-19 across the u.s., just over 8700 are here in the bay area, where 310 patients have died. those numbers were not enough to discourage big crowds from gathering at delores park this afternoon. take a look at this video. this was shot around 4:00 this afternoon. basically, that looks like any other sunny sunday. >> and we will get a bit more freedom starting tomorrow, when six bay area counties begin cautiously relaxing restrictions. >>> john ramos found out when it comes to what you can do, and what you still cannot do, the list is long and complicated. >> reporter: a lot of businesses here in the

on face the nation, ceo daniel o'day told margaret brennan the company has donated its entire supply. >> we intend to get back to patients in the early part of this next week, beginning to work with the government, which will determine which cities are most vulnerable and where the patient needed. they will begin shipping tens of thousands of treatment courses out early this week and the adjusting that as the epidemic shifts and evolves in s. 1 1/2 million vials of remdesivir will go to patient this week. >>> cancer centers are taking a new approach from treating patients during the pandemic. they estimate almost 5000 new cases of cancer will be diagnosed every day in the u.s. this year. one facility in new jersey is requiring all staff where ppe. other precautions include limiting visitors, sanitizing rooms after each patient, and minimizing in person appointments. >> they really need to get their treatments and that is my commitment. >> cancer patients also have to y. cautiousd contito ere >>ca nn hug anwe cannot sleep in the same bed. in the kitchen, i do my thing and he does his t

. >> bill: fox news alert, happening right now inside the oval office, the ceo of gilead, daniel o'day ceo. talking to the president right now, some of the headlines coming from the meeting is that the president is saying gilead has received military authorization for remdesivir, the drug that has proved somewhat promising in some of the trials. the president says gilead is receiving it out of the head counts. one more, the president called the gilead ceo an important first step and is donating 1 million viral's of the drug as well, remdesivir. dr. peter, you are working on a vaccine yourself. thank you for coming back here. i'm reading the headlines, what is your reaction based on that information? >> this might be the second new treatment that seems to have some effect for covid-19. the first one was the plasma convalescent autobody, that is underway in multiple medical centers, even though we are still waiting for additional data, but this is the first small molecule drug that seems to have some benefits. so dr. fauci came out yesterday and said it looks like it is shortening the le

week the fda granted emergency use authorization for the drug to treat covid-19 gilley and ceo daniel o'day spoke today on cbs is face the nation. we are now firmly focused on getting this medicine too. the urgent patients around the country here in the united states. >>and morgan we intend to get them to in the early part of this next week are beginning to work with the government which will determine which cities are most vulnerable and where the patients are the need this medicine. >>o'dea says his company donated one and a half million vials to the federal government that's enough to treat a 150,000 to 200,000 patients and an important note and as severe would be a treatment not a vaccine that means it cannot wipe out the virus. >>$175 billion that is how much the federal government says it gave out in small business loans in the second round of the paycheck protection program that started last monday could there be a 3rd round. >>restaurants in the bay area are among those small businesses depending heavily on those loans to survive at ahead at 1030. an insight into a grim outlook for

. >> reporter: the ceo of gilead, daniel o'day in the oval office on friday, the bay's pharmaceuticalpany developed remdesivir, the first drug approved for emergency use. >> it works by preventing the virus from making more copies of itself. >> reporter: aruna subramanina is the co-lead on gilead's remdesivir study. more patients can take advantage of the current drug supply. subramanian worked on aids clinical trials and explained why remdesivir wirks does not cure covid-19, is a critical milestone. >> our first drug was htc in hiv and then we added more drugs to give an antiviral cocktail that really worked very, very well. >> what they'll now do is use remdesivir as the new placebo or standard of care and fold in other drugs along the way. >> reporter: dr. neera ahuja also works at stanford. she was the primary investigator on a larger remdesivir study which showed patients taking the antiviral recovered faster, in 11 days versus 15 days without the drug. the mortality rate was lower, t too, 6% with the placebo and 8% with remdesivir. >> what if we look at how we interfere with the

the coronavirus-fighting drug remdesivir will get in the hands of doctors and patients this week daniel o'day says his company has donated entire supply of the drug to the u.s. government. good news there. back to you. >> we could use a little good news this morning. futures down 350, all the news, thank you for that >>> by the way, costco in new jersey limiting meat buying to three items per customer i know they did that in california as well. >>> speaking of that, the ongoing outbreak has put a fresh spotlight on america's food supply chains as well as concerns around it meat production has continued to decline as a growing number of major processing facilities have been shut down over workers catching covid-19. joining on the push to try to restart these facilities, allbet safely i imagine that's a fine line they're trying to walk >> that's right, brian every bit right now is asking itself, what if i open my doors and people get sick? that's the worst case scenario playing out at perdue farms, one of the biggest poultry producers on the eastern shore in maryland the white house has the pow

joining us is daniel o'day and meg tirrell stays with us. mr. for being with us this morning you've seen instances where the entire stock market surges based on news that comes out about this drug, remdesivir. the importance i don't think can be overstated. can you tell us what will happen this week why that is significant? as you pointed out, it hit its primary end point and it did it on the shorter trial, which doubles the amount that you have ready to go. both of those things have been important? >> yeah, very important, joe first of all, thanks on behalf of all of the colleagues at gilead that have been working day and night, this is an important week for us to see the two study results. so there are basically two studies that were announced this week as a result of those, one was the gold standard placebo controlled trial from the nih that was part of our suite of studies to determine whether remdesivir would be effective for the covid-19 virus and the second is the study of five and ten days of dosing both read out positive what that means

gilead's chairman announced last week, and ceo daniel o'day, announced they would be donating 1.5 millionmdesivir in working with the federal government to distribute to patients across the nation. so this will get out there. we thank gilead for the great work they've done and for giving these 1.5 million vials which will help a lot of americans around the country. >> reporter: but what's the process for distributing it and giving access to patients? >> i don't have any information on that as of now. but once i get that, i can share that with you. >> reporter: the president said yesterday he does not want dr. fauci testifying before the house because it's filled with trump haters. how is that consistent with oversight and transparency? >> well, first of all, what the president noted was specific to the house. it's important to know that dr. fauci will be testifying before the senate which means he will be fielding questions from both democrats and republicans. the house, however, and specifically chairwoman nita lowey's committee did not act in good faith. mark meadows had three calls wit

gilead chairman announced last week and ceo daniel o'day announced that they will be donating 1.5 million vitals. and working with the federal government to distribute to patients across the nation. we thank gilead for the great work they've done and giving these 1.5 million vials. >> what is the process for describing it and giving access to patients? >> i don't have any information on that as of now. i can share that with you. >> the president said yesterday he does not want dr. fauci testified for the house. it's filled with trap haters. how is that consistent with oversight and transparency? >> first of all, but the president noted was specific to the house. it's important to note that dr. fauci will be testifying for the senate. he will be fielding questions from both democrats and republicans. the house however and specifically chairwoman did not act in good faith. mark meadows had three calls with chairwoman. three nights ago when she called to ask if dr. fauci could testify before a subcommittee hearing, he wants to make the best you see can of the task force members time. they ar

he was a very young doctor, but whether it's a vaccine or a therapeutic regarding remdesivir, daniel o'dayf gilead talked about the emergency use authorization and getting to patients. >> we intend to get that to patients in the early part of this next week, beginning to work with the government which will determine which cities are most vulnerable and where the patients are that need this medicine we donated the entire supply that we have within our supply chain. we did that because we acknowledge and recognize human suffering, the human need here and want to make sure nothing gets in the way of this getting to patients. >> we have to hope -- >> that's a big deal >> have, very big. but you know what? when regeneron reports tomorrow, i want to hear their monoclonal antibody can be a cocktail remdesivir alone has not proven -- it can get you out of the hospital earlier i'm waiting for the test that says it's not a death sentence when you get on the ventilator we have not heard that yet >> we want to get back to the markets which appear poised to open lower when trading begins we have some k

ceo says remdesivir will get in the hands of doctors and patients and it will happen this week daniel o'day said his company has donated its entire supply of the drug roche says it's aiming to double the production of its coronavirus antibody testing to more than 100 million a year they tauted it while speaking to cnbc this morning. >> what's so special about the test, it's highly reliable, highly precise test. indeed, that has been an issue with the first generation of tests. now patients and societies can rely on a highly, highly precise test. >> we're going to talk more about these stories in the next hour we've got dr. scott gottleib who's going to be joining us next >>> retail, here's bad news on the other end of it all. we knew this was coming. apparel retailer, j. crew, miss the suits. they filed for bankruptcy protection and reached an agreement to restructure its debt like so many of its peers, the company was already struggling before the kroft spread but then the virus came becky? >>> thanks, andrew in the meantime apple ceo tim cook delivered a virtual commencement address to oh