but around the world and now bill and me linda gates are speaking out about the timing of a vaccine. >> reporter: progress in the international race for a vacc e vaccine. in the uk, one of the most trials is back on. the phase three trial was suspended last week after one of the vaccine volunteers developed a spinal inflammation, but in the u.s., bill gates whose foundation has donated $350 million to fighting covid says a vaccine is unlikely in the next few weeks the only vaccine might seek the emergency use license by the end of october would be pfizer, he said how covid has turned back the clocks of human progress >> depending on when the vaccine is available but let's say it's available early in 2021 but doesn't get out to the whole world until 2022 i think we'redl economy the losses that we've had. >> there are now nearly 30 million confirmed cases worldwide and the death toll has passed 900,000 there are spikes everywhere. indonesia, israel, jordan and france all tightened lockdowns rising cases in spain and the uk where this week the government limited social gatherings to six

. >> had the bill and me linda gates foundation, they are obviously funding a lot of this vaccine research and to ramp up manufacturing of it, not to mention now being the largest funders of the world health organization since the u.s. pulled back from that. their report out this morning says we've been set back 25 years in 25 weeks because of covid-19 in terms of achieving the u.n. sustainable development goals, in terms of economies thriving, in terms of health systems, in terms of exacerbating extreme poverty. could you just speak to the health, the broader health implications of being set back that far that quickly? >> well, they are both concerns globally and here in the united states. in the united states because our health systems have been so overwhelmed in a number of our states and our cities, that most people haven't gone to get their regular checkups. i myself, i'm a cancer survivor, and i've had a very difficult time going back and getting my regular checkups. i've been fortunate to be able to do so, finally, but for a long time i wasn't, and that's the situation for many peop

. >> very quickly, the bil linda gates foundation put out a report that says in 25 weeks we've lost 25. what are the long-term impacts of this for years? >> for? >> for years to come. >> you said the long-term impact, so, i think in particular there will be many, many more malnourished children, and that has lifelong effects, and we'll see, you know, the great achievement of the modern world has been this huge reduction in child mortality and in extreme poverty, and this year after decades of progress that is being reversed on our watch because of covid. >> wow. nicholas kristof, thank you for fighting the fight and making us all more aware. >> thank you, poppy. >> we'll be right back. e libre 4 day system... - a continuous glucose monitor - ...makes it easy. easy to check your glucose without fingersticks, and easy to share your data with your doctor. and for those who qualify, the freestyle libre 14 day system, is also covered by medicare. ask your doctor for a prescription. you can do it without fingersticks. learn more at freestylelibre.us [phone rings] "sore throat pain? try new v

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linda ramey. i have lived on gate street in bruno heights for the past 40 years. i'm very concerned about the proposed construction project on upper folsom. the planning department and the developers have shown a total lack of concern for the safety of the residents in the area. many pipeline accidents have occurred at construction sites, where heavy equipment is operated near a pipeline. don't we all still remember the catastrophe in san bruno. the pipeline that runs up the middle of our hill above folsom is similar in many respects to that pipeline. four families, three on our block, have moved since this project was proposed, all because of fear of another such explosion. i do not have that option. and i don't put much trust in pg&e, who two weeks here were out here on the hill. when i asked them, they were, quote, there to locate the pipeline. i want to ask them where are your records. they've been out here many times before. why have they not been more concerned about a repeat of san bruno and the safety of our community and does the city really want to open

linda ramey. i have lived on gate street in bruno heights for the past 40 years. i'm very concerned about the proposed construction project on upper folsom. the planning department and the developers have shown a total lack of concern for the safety of the residents in the area. many pipeline accidents have occurred at construction sites, where heavy equipment is operated near a pipeline. don't we all still remember the catastrophe in san bruno. the pipeline that runs up the middle of our hill above folsom is similar in many respects to that pipeline. four families, three on our block, have moved since this project was proposed, all because of fear of another such explosion. i do not have that option. and i don't put much trust in pg&e, who two weeks here were out here on the hill. when i asked them, they were, quote, there to locate the pipeline. i want to ask them where are your records. they've been out here many times before. why have they not been more concerned about a repeat of san bruno and the safety of our community and does the city really want to open