, brought to you by pfizer. >> it's all brought to you by pfizer.s don't prescribe drugs! doctors do! so, why would this drug company be advertising on television? we aren't sure the answer, but don't hold your breath waiting for cnn or "good morning america." probably not going to happen since they sponsor those channels. they will keep telling you that's all about dylan's! does anyone really believe that? no one thinks that. if you thought that guns caused violence, you would demand far harsher -- gun possession than where most of the shootings are taking place. no one is doing that because that's where democratic voters live, so no chance they will crack down on them. instead, politicians using these tragedies, which they always wanted to do to disarm their political opponents. the governor of illinois -- >> it's devastating not a celebration of america was ripped apart by our uniquely american plague. a day dedicated to freedom has come to starkly represent the one freedom that we as a nation used to uphold: the freedom of our fellow citizens to

but no, those stories on pfizer, they're paid to be fanboys of pfizer , therefore they are. here's b, for example, from cnb, which is ostensibly a news organization and we're quotingbl pfizer is uniquely positioned to advance mrsa , which could be a breakthrough for other infectious diseases, genetic diseases and cancerr. >> princess paid post for pfizer hashtag ad on their twitter account, a news organizationwi. they're admitting it's a paidey post for pfizer . but in cnbc defense, they're not alone.ze pretty much all the news coverage you see in the united states is a paid post for pfizer . >> watch this . anderson cooper 360 brought to you by pfizer , abc news "nightline" brought to you by pfizer the human factor f brought to you by pfizer . cbs health watch sponsored b by pfizer. good morning america. exactly.izer. vici cnn tonight brought to you by pfizer . oh , it's all brought to you by oh . why is that? because tv channels don't prescribe drugs. doctors do. so why would pfizer , a drug company, be advertising untelevised? n >> well, we're not sure the answer is we do

vaccine is available in ukraine, not only the pfizer vaccine is available, there is also the corona virus vaccine , it also protects against the coronavirus disease, it is available in the regions and those ukrainians who received, for example, the basic course with these vaccinations with two coronava vaccines, they can also continue to receive vaccinations, in particular , receive their booster dose of this vaccine of their choice, however, according to the results of scientific research and it was emphasized by the national technical group of experts on prevention that the best protection, in particular against the micron headquarters, is given by the vaccine manufactured on the mrnk platform, the final version of pfizer, recommended for the first booster dose and the second booster dose, for those categories of ukrainians that we mentioned in the beginning, don't forget about the intervals, don't forget about the necessary appeals to the family doctor in order to get this necessary service quickly and safely, you don't need to wait until the autumn period, that's when when there

now you tested and let's say a pfizer vaccine thousand dollars. 40,000 adults have missed vaccine. was 95 percent effective at preventing really any illness. mild moderate or severe and virtually 100 percent at preventing severe illness so now thousand on the placebo-controlled study. 20,000. do you want to be one of the first to get a scene or wait until a few million doses are. the truth is the father of modern vaccines was either the primary researcher of developments on nine of the 14 vaccines that we currently get the children said it best he said quote, i never read until the first 3 million doses are out because sometimes you find out things you wish you known earlier you want to wait until there's 3 million doses out there and in which case you do risk getting an infection because the infection is so common. this is what we've been there with the 1215-year-old recommendations and now we're having the five. do you want to wait until a few million children get the vaccine knowing that w every week between 50,000 and 250,000 children are infected with this virus. children for

now you've tested it in let's say the pfizer vaccine in 40,000 adult. 40,000 adults got this vaccine and it was 95 percent effective at preventing really any illness, mild moderate or severe and 100 percent in preventing severe illness. now that's at least 20,000 it was a placebo, 20,000 people got vaccinated. you want to be one of the first to get that vaccinated or wait until a few million doses are out ? marie selman was either the primary researcher who won nine of the 14 vaccines that we currently give to children said it best. he said i never breathe a sigh of release on until the first million doses are out there because sometimes you find out things you wish you'd known earlier. at which case you risk getting that infection because the infection is so common and this is what we've been there with the 1215-year-old recommendation and now are going to have to 5 to 11-year-old. do you want to wait until a few million children have been vaccinated knowing every week as we know hundred 50,000 and 250,000 children are infectedwith the virus children are kept for more than a quarter

while the fda recommended pfizer and moderna push forward with omicron specific booster shots for the fall >> my hope is, as we continue to make improvements, we'll get to a point where we can get to an annual covid shot. >> reporter: the biden administration has an agreement with pfizer to purchase 105 million doses once approved pfizer says it could be ready by october. >> in the fall, if we do have omicron specific boosters, i do think there will be a recommendation to get a second booster, even for people under 50 >> reporter: we're seeing a spike in cases now. will new boosters by the fall be enough >> it feels like we're almost chasing our tail but any updated omicron booster is going to be more effective than the current boosters >> and mora joins me from the white house going back to the president, can we be clear how we're getting information about his condition? it's been through letters from his physician? >> reporter: that's right. reporters have not been able to ask his doctor any questions though the white house insists they've been transparent. we haven't seen any photo

when we use the vaccine to the exclusion of the pfizer inventor and or johnson & johnson vaccine. it is not clearly better. that did not happen but had it been that way we would've been different or china if you look at moderna nor pfizer vaccine the whole inactivated vaccine used in china it looks like it's better than that vaccine nonetheless they are using their vaccine. >> perhaps this stage in the game where vaccine supplies are severely constrained maybe there isn't much choice there but maybe things will shift once that is no longer such an issue. >> i think you're right this virus will be with us for a while and that's where vaccines come into play in general medicine this past few weeks has the novavax vaccine which is a. fight protein which is roughly 90% effective including those over 65 years of age and will see how that plays out. i think what's going to happen over time, yet more and more experience with this vaccine about a billion people have been vaccinated in this world of 7 billion people you're going to find out there may be differences in the safety profiles o

it's their day i will say i have pfizer on. pfizer has never done my show. numbers look very good, but i think people say it's vaccines, whatever how about the fact it might be just a really good company merck is a very good company i don't know what manchin is going to do. we keep hearing about drug prices in this bill. they used to call it the spend a lot of money now it's the save a lot of money. i know there's diesel. >> we'll ask him in a minute >> the sequel? >> punch bowl calls it the deal that shocked d.c. in the wake of the chips -- we'll gtd to that in a minute. you're right about pfizer and moderna. they both raised the guide no additional buyback out of pfizer >> yeah, because pfizer, and people say that vaccine is one and done and they go on to the next chef. hey, chef. >> yes >> honestly, the drug stocks are a bunch of chefs i don't understand what's happened here because these companies are very good. i'm going to posit something pretty radical which is that, you know, if powell is done or going slower, then you probably want to edge more towa

pfizer seth it could be ready by october. >> in the fall, if we do have omicron-specific boosters, i think it would be recommendation to get effective booster even ages under 50. >> we see a spike in cases, will boosters by the fall be enough >> we're all chasing our tail. so any updated omicron booster is going to be more effective than the current boosters. >> reporter: in regards to the president's health, we're only getting updated via letters from his doctor reporters have not been able to ask his doctor any questions directly, though the white house insists they've been transparent. whose more, we haven't seen any photos or video of the president since friday back to you. >> maura, thank you for that report. >>> two american citizens have died in eastern ukraine. the state department confirms a total of five americans are known to have died in the country since russia invaded five months ago. the u.s. government has repeatedly warned against any travel to ukraine. joining from us kyiv is nbc's josh letterman good morning what do we know about these two americans? >> reporter: f

pfizer and moderna's is the earliest they can deliver a variant vaccine doses is october. a little more than half of the eligible adult 18-49 years old have gotten a booster shot. those over 55 have a higher booster rate is 76%. children are the newest eligible group. about 14% of kids ages 5-11 have gotten a third dose. with the booster shots to mask rules. where keeping track of the changing covid-19 guidance to help move you forward. the nbc area.com/coronavirus. that's where you get the latest covid-19 headlines all in one place. for tonight there are concerns about some plans to celebrate the holiday after an illegal car show ended in gunfire and injury last night. you can hear gunfire and you see people scrambling in one video last night they posted the social media overnight. the video also shows cars doing donuts in the middle of the intersection of lewis brown bw william drive near discovery kingdom. at one point you can see a car slam into another and barrel through the crowd. at least one person got hit. frustrated neighbor say this happens way too often. >> it'

virtually every news show inve america seems to be sponsored by pfizer. sour clearlyni turning on television is not going to give you an answer you can trust. you need to find an independent science minded researcher orrc physician who's looked at the actual data. and there are very fewewfe who who've done it and are willing to be honest about it. marty macquarrie of johnsns hopkins university is one of them. he's just written a remarkableem piece and very wise and substract and he wrote with epidemiologist tracy hote macquarrie hope found that pfizer and moderna provided and we're quoting extremely weak, inconclusive q data to a justify vaccinating children as young as six months in the united states. quote, using a three dose vaccine, a nine hundred 3 ninety children between the ages of six months and five years. pfizer found noiv statistically significant evidence of vaccine efficacy. icthey wrote in the subgroup ofs children aged six months to two years. the trial found the vaccine could result in a ninety nine percent lower chance of infection. but t

t it's just possible that pfizer is not the solution. now, johann hari has been e saying this exact thing for a long time, shouting into the darkness, being ignored, having books attacked's and reviews. he's written a whole book abouto this exact subject, loston connections, uncovering the real causes of depressionn and the unexpected solutions. we've talked about this before and we couldn't resist invitingg him back on the eve of his vindication. johann hari, thanks so much for coming on . you've been saying for like a decade now that drug are not the answer to depression. >> how do you greet this news that you were right, drugs can give some relief tove some people. they gave relief to me for m well, but we've got to be really honest with people. o everyonef watching knows they have natural physical needs. you need food, you need water. you need clean about those things away from you. you'd be in real trouble real fast. e rebut there's equally strong evidence that everyone has natural psychological needs. ed you need to feel you belong

the other vaccine has been approved for toddlers and united states is made by pfizer.cine for adults has also been linked to heart damage, myocarditis in young people. a lot of parents are wondering, should we give this to our toddler? how do we find the answer? virtually every news show in america seems to be sponsored by pfizer, so clearly turning on television is not going to give you an answer you can trust. you need to find an independent, science-minded researcher or physician whose look at the actual data, and there are very few who have done that and are willing to be honest about it. marty makary of john's hopkins university is one of them. he's just written a remarkable piece and he wrote it with epidemiologist -- they found that pfizer and moderna were provided, and we are quoting "extremely we come in conclusive data to justify vaccinating children as young as six months in united states." "using a 3-does vaccine, 992 children between the ages of six months and five years, pfizer found no statistically significant evidence of vaccine efficacy, they wrote. i

an innovation from pfizer. >> garrett: finally, a bittersweet good-bye to a cbs news legend.e retirement of longtime executive al ortiz. al has spent 43 years at cbs. this includes stints as bureau chiefs for our london and washington bureaus. he was twice the executive producer of the "cbs evening news." his most important role, however-- mentor and friend. all of us at cbs news thank you, al. oh, how you will be missed. and that is tonight's "cbs evening news." for norah o'donnell, i'm major garrett in our nation's capital. good night, and have a great weekend. ♪ ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org . >>> right now on kpix 5, a long look at the line for lottery tickets, one hour away from tonight's massive mega millions draw. >> i'm elizabeth cook. the $1.28 billion jackpot is the third largest in u.s. history. >> some are showing that lightning strikes twice. >> reporter: when it comes to lottery luck, this place, ernie's liquors has it. this store sold a half billion dollar winning ticket four years ago, so people are in

why would pfizer or any pharma company have liability protection against the side effects of their ownd your congress allow them to have that? speak of the population was appalled, they were desperate and afraid of the virus especially the elderly population that also had some kind of disease or comorbidity as a result of which congress decided to pass a law to that effect. we regret it because today in hindsight, we see in studies conducted outside of brazil that perhaps two-thirds of deaths could have been avoided in brazil. take sub-saharan africa. in sub-saharan africa they take ivermectin to write river blindness as well as hydroxychloroquine to fight malaria. because the number of deaths was very low, one of the lowest in the world the natural conclusion was that those medications would somehow also help fight the virus and the effects thereof. we regret the pressure that took place, perhaps due to the economic power of pharmaceutical companies. they went on and invested in vaccines and today you see people have taken the third, the fourth dose of the vaccine and they still contr

i'm sure you all are in pfizer's pockets also. you know, this drug industry.t: is a journalist who works for the "washington journal". what did president trump to when it comes to lowering prescription checks? guest: i'm glad you raised this i saw post on twitter that said at least one of the things having to do with high prescription types for drug prices abroad. this is an interesting one because not the exact same proposal but similar ideas democratic proposals, it is for someone who is very loud on drug prices. but, you know to the colors of the week getting anything done on this issue has not -- has been very difficult. keeping the democratic caucus together has been difficult on this. also bridging the divide from democrats and democrats for any kind of partisan solution on this which has been very difficult on this. even though both sides of the aisle have expressed concerns on the issue. host: how does it differ from the senate bill? guest: i assume you are referring to build back better act from last november. actually the drug pricing proposal had ac

we have 3,000 experts reading through the 55,000 pfizer documents released under court order that theidden for 75 years and they found that the fda knew and pfizer new that 35 teenagers, minors had permanent heart damage within a week after receiving these injections. so it is madness avenue gone into the the babies who are having seizures because vaccinated mothers have in their breast milk it's patrolling by product it's in the injections as the israeli journalists that 56 babies went to multi-system failures respiratory collapse after being injected by the vaccine is catastrophic and it's a massive crime the reason that the doing is either getting paid and they're getting money millions of dollars worth from the cares act right to schools for covid compliance and covert education and covid protocol including pressuring. putting them on notice and our lawyers have also found a range of harm ranging from battery to coercion and fraud. they are standing by. >> tucker: i hope they are sued into oblivion you can't sue them because it given protection i hope you will. great to see you to

if they are sad, sick, it's just possible that pfizer is not the solution.n saying this exact thing for a long time shouting into the darkness being ignored and having his books attacked. he's written a whole book about this exact subject called lost connections uncovering the real causes of depression in the uninspected flu shot. we talked about this before and we inviting him back on the eve of his vindication. thanks so much for coming on. you been saying for over a decade now that drugs are not the answer to depression. how do you greet this news that you were right? >> drugs can give some relief to some people. if they give me relief for a while but we are to be real honest. everyone watching those of natural physical needs. need food, water, clean air, but if it took those things away from you you be in all trouble real fast. it's the same thing and everyone has natural psychological needs. you do feel like you belong. need to feel like your life has meaning and purpose. need to have people see you and value you. in this culture that we build has been

novavax is different from the mrna vaccines like pfizer, moderna. it uses technology that is similar to more traditional vaccines like the flu and chickenpox vaccines. the cdc hopes unvaccinated people who were unsure of mrna seems like pfizer moderna will take the novavax vaccine. the biden administration has ordered 3.2 million doses. >>> dozens of doctors and nurses came together in the south bay today to declare their own emergency. they gathered outside bally medical center in san jose saying the dual strains of the covid crisis and chronic understaffing have led them to a breaking point. they say it is so bad it has cost some workers their lives note that go a local nurse and doctor both have died by suicide in recent months. they also accuse the county of ignoring their repeated calls for help. >> how mentally exhausted are you? >> i have never been this mentally exhausted before. >> two months ago, the surgeon general issued an advisory warning about the mental strain the pandemic has put on our health care workers. the county declined our r

the fda went to court to block the release of the results of pfizer's clinical trial for 75 years on their vaccine, and think we a judge refused. now that the documents are out, it shows appalling information in those documents it lots of injuries and deaths, especially. pregnant women lost their babies. so my question is, does the republican -- we're the democrats don't want people to know what's in those documents, but are the republicans going to subpoena fda officials and people at pfizer when they take over congress to get to the bottom of this? i think the american people have a right to know what is in those stock ends, when politicians are pushing people to take these obviously unsafe vaccines. doctors have examined. guest: full transparency is certainly what the american people deserve on -- relate to our agencies, particularly places like the fda, and relationships with drug companies or any medical device. medical companies. that is very important. really the same thing with food. supreme court ruling just came about, related to reining in the epa. reining in agencies. not

the novavax version is a more traditional protein based vaccine than the pfizer and moderna mrna shots. the company is hoping it may appeal to more adults who still may be on the fence. >> the fda has also given full approval to pfizer's vaccines for 12 to 15-year-olds. it had previously been available under emergency use authorization. that could move up the date for vaccine mandates in schools waiting for that full approval. the bay area is having early success getting infants and toddlers vaccinated. 12% of children under 5 in san francisco have been vaccinated. even though that might sound like a low number, it outpaces the state and national rates as of now. >> faculty and staff from the city college of san francisco rallied at city hall, hoping voters will paz a new funding measure to help the community college thrive. the group turned in boxes containing thousands of signatures hoping to put the measure on the november ballot. if voters approve it, the college will receive about $45 million to strengthen programs and services to help low-income students of color and other disadv

you can't sue pfizer because congress has given them protection, but you intoea the schools and i hope i hopet t you will know me well. great to see you tonight. thank you for everything. >> really. thank you.. we're ending the week with good news. thousands of beagles are being tortured as a so-called research facility have now been ordered free and they are sorry tony fauci the beagles are free . and we're going to celebrate after the break. eand power we believe in opening doors. let us help move towards financial freedom for all. we've been helping over seventeen million customers in the future and we're ready to open some doors for you. what is your favorite? i'm going to go with josh. yes, i'm sorry. what i was talking about the types of chicken . come on . you know, i love all my chickens. he has a really sweet kid. so could you just give little more mike lindell? and i want to give each and every one of you one last chance to get my original my slippers go to mypillow .com or call the number on your screen. now use your promo code and you'll get your very own. my slippers for o

meanwhile, the fda has recommended pfizer and moderna push forward with omicron-specific booster shotsor the fall the biden administration has already agreed with pfizer to purchase 105 million doses once it's approved. it could be ready by october. >>> from one outbreak to another, the world health organization has declared monkeypox a global health emergency. now, there are growing calls for the u.s. to do the same with so many questions in the aithy par for some answers >> reporter: monkeypox is on the move with at least 16,000 cases and spreading across roughly 75 countries. the outbreak triggering a global health emergency by the world health organization. the u.s. could soon declare its own public health emergency. >> we have ramped up vaccinations, ramped up treatments, ramped up testing. we're going to continue to look at all sort of policy options. >> reporter: as the virus tightens its grip, we asked nbc news medical contributor dr. ka vitae patel who is most at risk. >> gay, bisexual, transgender people having sex with men and frequent encounters. most importantly, anyone in

thank william william bluecross on the german cheque border while pfizer also effect in the u. s. state of california. and this happens every, some of the firefighters and making progress and containing a giant place. and some of the national park far was threatening john sequoia trees and endangered animals. favorable weather conditions have slowed its advance, but the place is already destroyed. dozens of homes and force thousands of people to leave just some of the destruction after fire ripped through mariposa county. the huge blades has caused major damage in many areas, but more moist air moved into the region on tuesday. a huge help for the 3005 fighters battling the fire. we had a really good day today. we got a lot of work done this morning. we reported 10 percent containment on the fire. tonight we're reporting 16 percent containment. so, you know, it's not a huge number, but it's a pretty big percentage jump. if you look at it that way, the flames erupted last friday and quickly got out of control. the ferocious blaze was fed by tend to dry conditions. the region of

rna vaccine platform, regardless of which pfizer primary vaccination was done, as well as the coronavacne, are available in all regions under the control of ukraine , vaccination is not a guarantee of not getting sick with the coronavirus. however, it significantly reduces the risks of fatalities and a severe course of the disease, at the same time, the ministry of health does not recommend the use of a russian -made vaccine in temporarily occupied territories every ukrainian who is able to travel to the territory of ukraine can be immunized, we also do not recommend using russian vaccines of production and one of the last decisions of the operational headquarters of the ministry of health was exactly such a decision. the ministry of health uses only approved vaccines that are approved by the world health organization and are on the list of vaccines for emergency use, which is emmyorgency us-8 is official on the who website , there is a decrease in the rate of vaccination against other infectious diseases, at the same time, in ukraine , all vaccines for children are available and availa

a new innovation from pfizer.inally tonight, the rolling stones mark a rock and roll milestone this week. july 12th is the 60th anniversary of their very first ever performance. well, as cbs' charlie d'agata reports, they're still at it, and the fans love it. ♪ >> reporter: mick and the boys banging it out and bringing it back home to london's hyde park. sir mick jagger now. keith richards, ronny wood. ♪ rock and royal royalty still pulling it off well into their late 70s. part of the stones' 60 tour, celebrating the 60th anniversary of the bands first ever gig here in london. absent was drucmmer charlie watts, who died last august at the age of 80. front man mick proved fully capable of throwing it around like a teenager. back in 1962, the rolling stones never thought the band would stay together for two years, let alone 60. just a few baby-faced musicians who would become one of the most influential rock groups in history. if london was the capital of the swinging '60s, the beating heart is famed carnaby street.

to vaccinate ahead of any surge. >> reporter: americans will get a new generation of moderna and pfizer vaccines, designed to target omicron and its subvariants. and the shots are also expected to give people better protection from the now dominant covid strain, ba.5. moderna says its new shot produces twice as many antibodies as its current vaccine. >> now, it's hard to predict the future, but this is the best shot we have at protecting people against the most widespread variant right now. >> reporter: but a large number of americans are still refusing the shot. about 70 million people still haven't gotten a single dose. and covid just doesn't want to go away. tonight, 88% of americans live in counties with high or medium risk. >> steve osunsami joining us tonight from the cdc. goveme i buying learning the vaccines, but they still need to go through the authorization process. >> reporter: that's right, whit. the government 171 million doses of this modified vaccine, with the option to buy more, if needed. but the rollout still has to get a green light from both the fda and scientists h

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. >>> back here at home, pfizer and moderna reformulating their covid vaccines, targeting the highly transmissible omicron subvariants. the biden administration securing millions of doses which could be available in september. what we're learning about when adults under 50 could get their next booster shot. >>> actor will smith breaking his silence, speaking on camera for the first time about slapping chris rock in front of the world on oscar night. >> there is no part of me that thinks that was the right way to behave. >>> former president trump igniting a new firestorm. 9/11 families protesting his hosting of a saudi-backed tournament at his golf club in bedminster, new jersey, and his claim that, quote, nobody's gotten to the bottom of 9/11. >>> and the mega millions just hours away. $1.3 billion up for grabs. >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us on this friday night. i'm whit johnson in for david. we begin tonight with the deadly and historic flooding in kentucky. the death toll rising. children among the victims. flood watches in effect across several states at this

we have pfizer, moderna, j&j. why add novavax? what would be the value?u want to add it to the mix. there are people who might be considering it based on the fact it's a different vaccine. going back in time at the original vaccines, put them in a couple categories. pfizer and moderna, the mrna vaccines. they use a method to deliver mrna into our cells. our cells turn into a vaccine factory and produce a spike protein. the immune system learns how to fight against. the other set, j&j. it uses a virus. it's a genetically modified virus. for some people because it's newer technology and you hear genetically verified, they got concerned. there's hesitancy. that's what this addresses. this is an older technology. it basically is delivering the protein into the body and then the body itself is saying, now we can fight it. you don't have to make anything, that protein, which is the cell wall protein instead of the spike protein, it can recognize it. it gives us another tool in our toolbox. particularly for those who might have been hesitant at getting the other

alston what is the number of doj employees that have access to 702 pfizer acquired act?> i don't know the exact number but i assume it includes the fbi? and those who have access to the complete data. >> give me an estimate quick. >> i don't have the number that every person who can query that database has to be trained and certified to have access to that data. >> when we had a briefing on a similar situation we were told it could be as high as 10000 people we did not expect that but we did expect thousands so she works for you and is a lawyer and told we would like to know what that number really is with the pfizer reauthorization on —- pfizer reauthorization there is all kinds of problems. >> @-at-sign of that was the number given to you from when you received but that readout from that briefing i assume it was accurate. >> actually is that high so one of the first questions we got today from the gentleman from arizona asking 42 individuals that the homeland security identified illegal migrants coming forward on the terrorist watchlist so does i.c.e. inform you about

whyit would pfizer or any pharma company have liability protection against the side effects of their own drugs? why would your congress allow them to c have people? >> a fifth of the population was appalledof t. they were desperate and afraid of the virus, especially the elderly t population that also had some kind of h disease or comorbidity as a result of which congress decided to pass a law to that effect. that means that we regret it really because todaye in hindsight, you know, we see in studies, you know, conducteda outside of brazil that perhaps two thirds of deaths couldld have been avoided in brazil and abortion i mean sub-saharan africa in sub-saharan africa they take ivermectin to fight river blindness as well as hydroxy chloroquine to fight malaria. rithey because the number ofr deaths was veryof low and the hs was pretty one of the lowest in the world. you are the natural conclusion was that those medications could somehow also help fight the virus and the effects thereof. wend regret the pressure that took place and perhaps due to the economic power of pharmaceutical co

se aseguraron 66 millones de estas dosis de la compaÑÍa moderna, hace dÍas fueron 100 millones de pfizerde las nuevas variantes que estÁn pegando fuerte. >>> mÉdicos aseguran que con cada vacuna nueva, el resto de convencimien es yor. >>> s pondrÍa usted otra vacuna. >>> pues es si es obligaciÓn, sÍ. >>> cualquier vacuna que veng adelante, sin dudarlo la aplicarÍamos. >>> para los que no tienen una dosis de refuerzo el debate es mÁs grande, esperar una nueva vacuna con mayor protecciÓn o vacunarse ahora y demorarse por lo menos 4 meses hasta la siguiente. >>> eeste momento estamos en el lim buen. no sabemos quÉ decir a los pacientes. si usted es una persona sana, ya tiene 3 vacunas, quiere decir 2 iniciales y una de buster, tiene buena salud, tal vez es una estrategia esperar cuando llegue la vacuna nueva. >>> l nueva generaciÓn de refuerzos estÉ disponible a partir del mes de septiembre. francisco fajardo, noticias telemundo. >>> nos vamos con otra emergencia de salud. el brote de la viruela del mono, se cuentan casi 5.000 casos y se espera que la cifra real sea mayor. la ciudad de san

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this portfolio we are going to take forward with the joint venture of pfizer brought us into mineralements, extended our leadership position and we divested 50 growth diluted brands. we have delivered in that 4% to 6% range and we just have a great portfolio that we believe will enable us to deliver that growth. these are categories that are growing in the 3% to 4% range and we compete in places like therapeutic oral health which is a faster growing segment. and we have great brands. so we feel good about our ability to invest in innovation and growth. anna: that was brian mcnamara talking to bloomberg's dani burger. italy and the political story in italy. prime minister mario draghi is being pressured to reverse his pledge to resign as soon as this week. the snow is the realm bureau chief. i see our latest reporting suggests that some of the lawmakers in mario draghi's coalition are working on some kind of last-ditch plan to try to convince the prime minister to stay. >> the pendulum is swinging in a way. if you are in the weekend, the mood was very gloomy and draghi was determined

. >>> it should become easier to obtain pfizer's covid pill now that the fda is allowing pharmacists to prescribe paxlovid. previously only doctors, nurses and physician assistants were allowed to prescribe the medication. patients seeking a prescription for paxlovid should bring their medical records to the pharmacy for review. they will be referred to other prescribers if there are any possible issues. >>> let's turn now to a pair of life-saving moments. the rescues taking days apart and less than 30 miles from one another. here's abc's andrea fujii. >> reporter: this morning, two dramatic rescues from situations that seemed nearly impossible to survive. the first in stamford, connecticut. a 28-year-old woman trapped underneath this bus. >> are you okay? >> anybody got a jack? >> the driver just came out screaming. people on the bus screaming. >> reporter: police say as the woman crossed the street, the bus driver hit her, rolling over her body, pinning her underneath. horrified witnesses tried to calm her down. >> it was horrible. she just -- we didn't know if she was going to mak

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the table which is interesting from gsk we were chatting offline i guess the difference is gsk and pfizer has a stake combined about 46% retention of haleon if unilever takeover deal would have removed them from the equation the leverage point is interesting. i think the ceo did say to our colleagues they plan to bring that down to three times in over a year's time. you have to wonder if how they will continue to grow at these rates they set they set a target growth rate of 4% to 6% how can they grow and pay down debt >> they have a challenge i think your point of unilever with interest is important there is a lot of debate if haleon will remain a stand alone company or takeover target now it has the clean break from gsk. certainly the expectation is not un unilever to come back. shareholders were against the deal could rekkit be interested we have reports that nestle was potentially interested in the company. could we see a buyer come in >> they make a lot of really well known brands. i was researching over the weekend. a lot of these every day consumer goods we use. i would not have kno

later earnings season continues with apple, amazon, intel and pfizer due to report. the u.s. economy is not in a recession. that was the message from fed chair powell, pointing to the strength of the labor market. we will speak to the payden & rygel chief economist next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> welcome back to bloomberg daybreak: europe. i'm tom mackenzie in london. nasa late seeing full-year organic revenue growth of seven to 8%, raising their outlook for organic revenue growth. in terms of the margins, four year underlying trading operating margins of 17%, in line with estimates. when it comes to first-half numbers, organic revenue numbers were a beat as well, an increase of 8.1%, the estimates were an increase of 7.3%. a beat on the first half in organic revenue, and a beat on pricing as well. a reminder that some of these big producer companies are able to pass on higher prices. they raise their pricing, organic revenue is a beat in the first half and they have raise their outlook for the full year organic revenue 7-8%. nestle appearing to steer the ship smoothly through

the debris is next, pfizer is an ukraine's capital keith, and i asked him whether western supplies weapons are shifting the balance in ethan ukraine. but you're right. the attacks appear to be intensifying despite the russian high command, declaring an operational pause during which they get their fighting units back together. they're continuing the shelling to such an extent that the governor of the lou hand screech in which is now occupied by russians entirely. more or less says that the people that are living through a true hell was villages being attacked. civilians being killed in markets and such an extent that ukrainian has a government call and all the people to leave the area by all possible means before the counter offensive from ukraine begins. now the weapons at the west has provided appear to be making a difference. zalinski has said so himself, we're talking you particular about these american high mars mo bile rocket systems which can fire rockets, 70 kilometers, and with the ukrainians are doing is targeting what weapons depos, particularly the stacks of artillery shells th

our correspondent, next, pfizer is in cave. he told us more about the situation on a ground and the likely next stage of the rash and offensive. the defense minister of russia segregation who is said to have visited the front lines where he said that operations would accelerate and there would be renewed offensive on all of the fronts across ukraine. in the nets region, the ukrainians have managed to push back a russian attempt to take a key road. going to love yan, which is their operational headquarters. it's seen of intense artillery showing. sure, you actually said that the purpose of the renew defensive isn't part to stop the ukrainians from firing on ukrainian civilians, which is a bit implausible, as the ukrainian struggle to have enough ammunition to actually fight russian soldiers. however, that may be there is a continuation of shelling and rockets landing inside civilian centers up further north in hart teeth, where the ukrainians managed to repel the russians from the gates of the city. weeks ago. new new reports of

patricia: el gobierno federal le dio la aprobaciÓn completa a la vacuna de pfizer contra el coronavirus grupos de la poblaciÓn. california encontrÓ la soluciÓn para contrarrestar los altos precios de la insulina para los pacientes diabÉticos. fabricarÁ su propia insulina a bajo costo para que estÉ al alcance de todos los bolsillos. el proyecto ya estÁ en marcha con fondos del estado. california tiene el mayor Índice de diabetes a nivel nacional. reportera: el estado de california fabricarÁ su propia insulina. el presupuesto fiscal firmado por el gobernador gavin newsom incluye $100,000,000 para producir el medicamento. muchos estÁn pagando de 300 a $500 al mes por el medicamento. el histÓrico paso busca contrarrestar el alto costo de la insulina. >> quÉ bueno que nos ayuden con la medicina, porque es cara. reportera: se informÓ que habrÍa un ahorro del 87 al 95 %. el precio se determinarÍa si la persona tiene un seguro privado, medi—cal o no tiene cobertura. >> que se pongan de nuestro lado. una nueva opciÓn para la insulina a mejor precio. reportera: expertos mÉdicos dicen que esta opc

in the eastern part of the country near the border with the check republic, pfizer threatening a national park d w report of william blue croft is in batch hondo. close to the german cheque border grau and to show you right now, what's happening on the ground is actually what's happening in the air we've been seeing all day. now we've been here for at least an hour helicopters, both of the federal police and the german military been coming to the elbow river. this one the most important biggest rivers in europe. they've been filling these massive containers dangling under the helicopters from the river and flying into the mountains nonstop. just on a round robin. here comes another one. now, we're just surrounded by a fleet of helicopters, a few from the german military, a few more from the german for the german federal police. and they're trying to get into the mountains to put out this fire. and this is a common site. these kinds of helicopters at wild fires it out in the mountains, but they're especially important here because as you can maybe see behind me the rocks that the terrain h

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less than eight times next year pfizer t level two. >> brian?orrow night. i will be watching that. in case you missed it, triple -- >> betamax ic. guy? >> i hope there is a bathroom break between shows tomorrow. this environment works for them. >> dan? >> i don't like the twitter here and i think snape is monetizing better without all the drama. >> thank you for watching cbs fast money. we will be here tomorrow for a doubleheader. mad money with jill kramer starts >>> my mission is simple, to make you money. i am here to level the playing field for all investments. >>> mad money starts now. >> welcome to mad money. my job is not to just entertain you but entertain and teach you. if everybody tries to get out of everything before everyone