the biotech scene of the modern exene or the johnson and johnson vaccine but not the astra zeneca vaccineand that's already happening.

many of my colleagues like to say vaccines don't prevent infection vaccinations do and so one needs exene particularly for a global problem like malaria that is low cost can be rapidly produced and deployed to sites that need it most so it's all about economics in many ways the r.n.a. platform is is a unforeseen benefit of the tragedy of the covert epidemic because now the world is ready for this type of platform. we only have about 30 seconds or so dr but very curious when will these vaccines be available to people. so as i mention our vaccine it's not in human testing as the oxford vaccine you love the story with we are in animal testing we are hoping that within 2 years we can work toward beginning phase one testing in human subjects got it that's a dr richard bukola professor at yale school of medicine many thanks for making time for her. let's turn now to some other stories making headlines around the world a state of emergency has come into effect in tokyo in an effort to stem a widening coronavirus outbreak department stores bars and theatres will stay closed for the next 17 days i

down the line and given the fact that there are already 2 indigenous let's call them maxine's eco exene we had in the report ready approved and then there's another one psycho d. which is due to get emergency approval inmate will those vaccines be for indians only in order to hopefully as soon as possible turn things around. the current emphasis certainly is to be able to minimize as much as possible again going by these by these private eyes ation principle. as we understand it will take still a few weeks for at the grid vaccines to be back into the supply system to be able to at least clear the depending those as particularly up to age 45 so all of these are certainly going to add to the kitty but the next few weeks things are going to be slow and i don't want to i don't want to even imagine what this delay means for the situation that you're already in at the moment. nevertheless this may sound heartless but what is this crisis in india what does it mean for weald wide vaccine supply will there be a knock on effect for example when it comes to the kovacs program is it's very likely a

many of my colleagues like to say vaccines don't prevent infection vaccinations do and so one needs exene particularly for a global problem like malaria that is low cost can be rapidly produced and deployed to sites that need it most so it's all about economics in many ways the r.n.a. platform is is a unforeseen benefit of the tragedy of the coded epidemic because now the world is ready for this type of plan. we only have about 30 seconds or so dr but very curious when will these vaccines be available to people. so as i mention our vaccine it's not in human testing as the oxford vaccine you love the story with we are in animal testing we are hoping that within 2 years we can work toward beginning phase one testing in human subjects got it that's a dr richard bukola professor at yale school of medicine many thanks for making time for g.w. sir thank you very much. let's turn now to some other stories making headlines around the world at this hour a state of emergency has come into effect in tokyo. widening. department stores will stay closed for the next 17 days in japan's capital 3 months

america in parts of africa where they have very very low numbers accepted that means the astra zeneca exene is more available and that's where that's where it should be distributed through the callbacks facility or through direct purchase so i'm not so worried about. in the u.s. right now with regards to tast or to the astra zeneca maxine i think people should get their 2nd dose. and then we have other options it's the countries that don't have those that are options because they don't have a cold chain to manage and pfizer down our because of the cost so as long as you know it gets used you know we were not facing you know severe problem with with astra zeneca the europeans were hoping from day one that they would have a comprehensive united approach when it comes to tackling covert 9 ting acquiring the same vaccine from astra zeneca and moving forward the germans are saying about that they are in talks with the russians for sputnik vaccine could this be an indication of that we're seeing some cracks within the e.u. itself about dealing with us president and the new future. i think we've s

exene ordinary citizens do not care where italy gets the vaccines from they interested in the fact that there is a solution from a practical point of view in terms of saving human lives thus the sooner we have vaccinate all our citizens the sooner we can get back on track including from an economic point of view europe has decided to develop a common strategy and that is why we are lagging behind where very late and that is why it is my duty as mayor to give concrete answers and solutions to the citizens i usually say that i am a rural mayor who needs short answers to questions about the world economy i have many appointments after the news spread that san marino was able to give the vaccine even to 16 year olds my phone started ringing with calls asking me to do something for my citizens and this is what i'm doing the vaccine from russia has been tested and they can see that the citizens of san marino are all feeling well after the vaccines i hope that our letter will help speed up the process of getting the vaccine the e.u. inspectors are already in russia so i hope they don't waste t

but you have to keep in mind that the says zeneca exene is only amounts to 20 percent of the overall supply that is planned for europe so europe is more reliant relying on other vaccine makers and the production is speeding up and in the 2nd quarter that you commission is promising that millions and millions of those as vote will roll in and that by some by july august all adults have the chance to get a shot so that and the production is speeding up. says any guys producing more but the shots of a so they got more foreseen for the rest of the world as a nick of a produce 3000000000 dollars this year and the bulk of it goes through this codex program to $140.00 countries in the world which are already using parts of the shots and the majority of these countries are still using us as any kind of continue to do so and there are good reasons too because not least because it's cheap and easy to store bently get and brussels thank you so much. let's look at some other developments worldwide in the cove it 19 pandemic argentina has announced a 3 week curfew after daily infections reached a

scale in a short time and that was a very different approach and now the united states can provide exene on a much larger scale and joe biden is doing a much better job and he joined the european union but that is as we said before not just the problem of the european commission it was just a different approach and apparently he didn't need to have the same successes as in the countries that are much better than the u. members simon e.u. member states are allowed to strike separate deals with vaccine makers that have not signed agreements directly with the e.u. you know from your perspective does that help the situation or does that complicate it for them that maybe it complicates it i don't quite know the details of your big mission this to be vaccines but it might take a look at. what other countries do djibouti is bulls i think quite a few of those it's all the pfizer vaccine but countries like hungary approaches logs going through. this but make 5 vaccine so it's going to be sorry so really that changes the picture of how many total gross is a vaccine a country has and really you hav

but the progress america's made on the coup with exene front hasn't come easily nor has the road to a community there without its bumps one of the hottest commodities is the vaccine court the paper card given when someone gets vaccinated that card features personal identifiers like your name and birth date as well as the date the covert shot was administered which vaccine brand was given in the site it was received from these cards like the willy wonka golden ticket for things like employers trying to track vaccination of their workforce international travel seekers and the like but not every vaccine card is legit state attorney generals are waving the red flag as fake vaccination cards are popping up all over the place on e bay customers are buying c.d.c. vaccination cards worked in dollars and 99 cents a chicago or pharmacist was behind that listing but he's far from the only one who have vaccine card scams are taking place across the internet and regulators are working on a crackdown the other wrinkle is posted 19 variants even for those vaccinated the question of whether or not th

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i note as previously stated that the committee itself and staff from the office of cannabis as to exen tending that. right now, these seats only go through 2022 i i believe and, with that, mr. clerk, a role call on supervisor mandelman's motion. >> clerk: yes. on the residency waiver sean richards to seat 12. leah nina parks to seat 13 with residency waiver. brendan hallinan to seat 16. and sara payan. on that motion. [roll call] as a committee report. i forgot to clarify that. >> chairman: yes. as a committee report. >> clerk: yes. the motion is passed as a committee report. the motion passes without objection. >> chairman: could you please read our third and final item. >> clerk: item number 3 is the appointment to the african american reparations advisory committee. >> chairman: the office of legislation that gave birth to this advisory committee around an issue that is a pro found but at the state level where california and how it would actually work in practice and obviously at the federal level where this should really be undertaken in conjunction with local and state efforts. th

i note as previously stated that the committee itself and staff from the office of cannabis as to exen tending that. right now, these seats only go through 2022 i i believe and, with that, mr. clerk, a role call on supervisor mandelman's motion. >> clerk: yes. on the residency waiver sean richards to seat 12. leah nina parks to seat 13 with residency waiver. brendan hallinan to seat 16. and sara payan. on that motion. [roll call] as a committee report. i forgot to clarify that. >> chairman: yes. as a committee report. >> clerk: yes. the motion is passed as a committee report. the motion passes without objection. >> chairman: could you please read our third and final item. >> clerk: item number 3 is the appointment to the african american reparations advisory committee. >> chairman: the office of legislation that gave birth to this advisory committee around an issue that is a pro found but at the state level where california and how it would actually work in practice and obviously at the federal level where this should really be undertaken in conjunction with local and state efforts. th

how do you see a benefit coming from reducing that exen pendture by that amount? general mckenzie, i would be curious what your thoughts are. i know this is probably early on, but curious where you see that going. >> sir, i think as our forces come out and we're able to reposture, first of all, we have to look at what we define as threats to the department. we look to china, russia and we have to look at those areas. is some of the forces are going to remain in central command because we are going to look at offshore options and that's going to require to do some things. nothing on the scale of expenditures you're seeing now, but we still need to do some things there as well. but broadly, it's going to be significant lever for the department to apply against what i agree the most significant challenges that we face today. >> thank you. i appreciate that. with that, i will recognize mr. wilson, who i believe is with us virtually. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you to the witnesses for being here today i'm grateful, the relationship is a paramount importance to f