manfred: she is part of my political family.ists, and liberals, and member state levels, all the steps we did in the past were joint steps. we did it together. there is criticism. we have to learn all these things. but the general approach was right. i'll give you one example. to have european, the same date to start vaccination was a great success for your. we have -- for europe. we have a role between great britain and the european union, who gets the astrazeneca vaccines. it's great to see we have not a similar debate between germany and france, portugal and spain, austria and czech republic. that's good. that's a big success for europe. maria: right, and let's focus on production, because this is caught my eye -- we've seen a lot of companies all jumping in and saying we're going to help produce vaccines from rival labs. how can you get more companies to do this? it seems the obvious way to scale up more quickly. manfred: the first step is we have to remind companies to keep their promises. astrazeneca advisor, -- is a very

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. >> his father manfred, or fred as most people called him, came to take charlie home. >> how was yourt. i mean, he was definitely -- he was crying. he couldn't drive. you know, i didn't really have eyes for him in that moment. >> you were just a mess. >> yeah. >> and charlie still could not believe what he was hearing. >> it really didn't set in really until i actually saw the house and then it really just all came crashing down. >> his home was a crime scene. >> the house was taped off and there's people going in and out of the house. a lot of neighbors around. like everything you see on tv. >> you never think it's going to be you. >> oh, no. no, no, no. it's surreal. very much so. >> what does that loss feel like? >> yeah. i can't put it into words. it was tremendous. it was awful. i immediately called mark and then -- i'm babbling on the phone. i can't even speak. >> mark gica is charlie's uncle, lynn's brother. >> after the initial shock there's disbelief. i didn't burst into tears right away. i didn't start screaming. i was just stunned. >> lynn grew up in ohio. she was the baby

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