nothing about t pfizer. what does this mean for peace and stability. >> as we wrap it up, can you talk aboutn. the challenges that need to change here in the healthcare industry? some of the challenges that need to change overall in healthcare. >> i would say for me it is one think that is clear and sustainable in the u.s. patients are paying for their medicine like they don't have insurance, although they do have one of the best and most expensive insurances in the world. everybody has to pay for their medicine out of pocket. way higher prices and the prices we have for example. almost double. that needs to change. that clearly needs to change. find ways that are way more affordable intoo the u.s. >> talking about that for years. nothing has really changed. >> things have become worse. many multiple times they are there. i do not think that it is sustainablee. >> what is next for pfizer as ac company? what is on theak horizon? >> science and breakthroughs that change patient's lives. the most creative and i

>> it doesn't impact pfizer directly. to the degree that it is material we have smaller business, i worry a lot about our people there but we have few people, we take good care of them. but clearly this is an event that worries all of us because it was unthinkable 2 months before and suddenly we see in front of us a war, unjustified that can figure dramatic consequences for humanity. that's what everybody this brings back to mind this world war because this is suddenly how things started so i'm very concerned not about pfizer but what does this mean for peace and war stability. >> as we wrap it up a couple more questions before me in this, can you talk about the challenges and that need to change now in the healthcare industry,that's a big question. we can talk about that for hours but one thing that stands out, some of the challenges of what needs to change in healthcare . >> i would say for me there is one thing that is clear clearly not sustainable in the us. and this is that patients are paying for their medicines lik

like lipitor or chapstick and centrum and advil and the iconic brands of pfizer.nd almost 75 percent of revenue.ed but almost everything that we had. >> and i you had a special relationship and to be the extroverted greek to combined with the introverted muslim. >> sometimes he plays games that it was the perfect storm dfor us and the perfect car loan —- combination. we decided to go with mrna. and asking to come with proposals for a successful vaccine against the coronavirus and they said we should doy it with mrna. and then we are looking at the protein vaccines. mrna was actually that counter option because we have been working on it since 2018 there a was no time in history. so once they told me that i was surprised. so for us not to be the obvious partner but at the same time what technology should we be using? d because then we are working with the mrna vaccine and we know that it would deliver our work with the flu so we made the move. >> so with mrna it really was the longshot. >> by far it was the best possible product but the one that by fire was the mos

what we know as the pfizer vaccine was not developed by pfizer. it was developed by a german startup called biontech. we know the u.s. market, there are a lot of hurdles here. so to give up the right to your drug and we will sell it in the u.s. and the german companies that we don't have the resources so we will let you go ahead and do that. now we call it the pfizer vaccine but pfizer did not develop the vaccine. host: our guest with us until 930 if you want to ask questions about prescription drugs. (202) 748-8001 for republicans. (202) 748-8000 for democrats and independents (202) 748-8002. you can texas too at (202) 748-8003. you mentioned the big pharmaceutical companiesp,harma is there trade organization they put out an ad. i want to play you the ad. you can hear it and then get your response to it. [video clip] >> it could mean fewer medicines in the coming years. which ones could be lost? today, there are 90 netizens in development for alzheimer's. 20 for childhood diabetes. 119 for breast cancer. the list goes on. which of these could go

pfizer selling twice what moderna did. the highest one-year total for a pharmaceutical product in history. and the stakes are high. mrna technology is being used to develop drugs for everything, from hiv to autoimmune and cardiovascular diseases to cancer. >> erielle reshef joining us now. erielle, another health-related headline got our attention tonight -- new concerns about the polio virus. and new york state officials say they're seeing signs of community spread. >> reporter: that's right, whit, the state health department says they have detected polio virus in more wastewater samples in a fourth county. so far, there's only been one confirmed case of polio virus in an unvaccinated man. officials urging everyone to stay up to date on polio vaccinations. whit? >> erielle, thank you. >>> next, a louisiana mother facing a gut wrenching decision. at 10 weeks pregnant. she says doctors told her that her baby would die shortly after birth, and they recommended she terminate the pregnancy. but because of louisiana's strict ba

more than 50 million on alert in the west >>> our nbc news exclusive inside the facility where pfizer is producing the next generation covid booster. how soon could shots go into arms >>> president biden's fiery speech, saying he's determined to ban assault weapons and calling attacks against the fbi after the mar-a-lago raid sickening >>> u.n. inspectors arriving in kyiv before their journey to a russian-controlled nuclear plant at the center of growing international fears. >>> remembering mikhail gorbachev, the last leader of the soviet union, credited with lifting the iron curtain. >>> and serena williams advancing at the u.s. open, cheered on by a record-breaking and star-studded crowd when she takes the court next >>> good evening a tragic irony unfolding in mississippi where just days ago record rains inundated the jackson area yet tonight that city finds itself in desperate need of usable water after failure of the main treatment plant. governor tate reeves declaring a state of emergency, saying the city cannot produce enough water to meet other critical needs and imploring res

it took pfizer and these other companies months. how can you succinctly summarize why that happened how that happened? first of all is not by we didn't try to improve the current processes of doing things. we had to reinvent them. if i was asking the people to make instead of 10 years 8 they will try to do it by improving the current process if you ask them to do it in eight months. they have to think completely out of the box same is with manufacturing. i think it was second miracle the manufacturing yearly pfizer was making 200 million dollars of vaccines every year. so i asked him not to make 300 of the new vaccine, but they never made still they would try to do it within the book asking to make three billion dollars of these vaccine so they had to reinvent everything. so that's a very very big part. you need to think from scratch and redesign everything re-engineer everything and then the second is you need to really to do things in parallel and really to to believe that nothing is impossible. so a lot of ideas are rejected with

how is the company responding >> reporter: lester, pfizer says it's surprised by this lawsuit. adding that the technology it based its vaccine on was developed by biontech, that's pfizer's partner company in germany. >> all right, stephanie, thank you >>> president biden traveled to battleground pennsylvania today, saying in a fiery speech he's determined to ban assault weapons in the u.s he also defended the fbi and accused the gop of condoning political violence here's gabe gutierrez. >> reporter: today in philadelphia, yet another bullet-riddled car, a father shot dead at a gas station. a 14 and 10-year-old survived ♪ little more than 100 miles away, president biden defended his record on crime ahead of this year's midterms. >> when it comes to public safety in this nation, the answer is not defund the police. it's fund the police >> reporter: his administration's plan to curb gun violence includes $13 billion over the next 5 years to hire more police officers, $3 billion to help courts clear backlogs, and a 13% increase in the atf's budget for new investigators to help citi

the 1st being in the view of mariner that although pfizer and bon tech had worked on 4 separate m r n a chemical combinations, they ended up going with exactly the same one that madonna alleges it already had patient for several years before the corona virus outbreak. we now know took effect the 2nd revolves around an assertion from materna that they believe madonna, that they believe that pfizer and by on tech, have adapted technology that were down and say they elaborated on when the merce problem emerged in the middle east. several years ago now, it is worth saying that pfizer and barn tech have said they will always contest these sorts of peyton lawsuits. but one thing to bring into perspective about the uptake of mo, jonah and the uptake of pfizer and by on tech vaccines here in germany, at least in the course of this calendar year, pfizer biotech vaccines more than 4 times as many of their shots have been injected into people as have materna. materna says this lawsuit is all about protecting its intellectual copyright. now it's taken years of talks about the world. governments c

it filed several years ago, and we're donor and pfizer bind at vaccines a both based on m r n. a technology which madonna claims as its own. dominant. kane has more now from berlin. the essence of this law suit revolves around 2 specific allegations by materna that pfizer and biotech working together have appropriated or taken without asking 2 specific branches of research. the 1st being in the view of mariner that although pfizer and bio tech had worked on 4 separate m r n a chemical combinations, they ended up going with exactly the same one that more darren are alleges it already had patient for several years before the corona virus outbreak, we now know took effect. the 2nd revolves around an assertion from materna that they believed that pfizer and by on tech have adapted technology that were down as say they elaborated on when the mergers problem emerged in the middle east several years ago. now it is worth saying that pfizer and bon tech have said they will always contest these sorts of patent lawsuits. but one thing to bring into perspective about the uptake of mo, jona

so materna claims at pfizer and biotech copied it's m o n a technology. what is this vaccine platform and, and why is it so important briefly? well, the co, 19 vaccines are the 1st ones to use are what's called messenger r n. a technology, which is basically a sending a generic code. and to the mean system to tell it are to perk up for, for a particular virus. and it's a really revolutionary and technology and it could be the wave of future vaccines. and so it's extraordinarily important that we need to make this are widely available across the world. and pfizer says it will vigorously defend itself against the allegations from madonna, how robust than are the claims being made by madonna, from a legal standpoint on what's, what's actually at stake here, lawrence? well, you know, from a legal point of view, pfizer is going to say that it, it had its own patents. and will also say that madonna, early in the covert, pandemic made a public pledge not to enforce its patents. ah, but this is a fight between 2 really big pharmaceutical companies. there are no g

moderna is suing pfizer saying that pfizer took their technology. tell me about these claims. dr. patel: what we are seeing is that this is not a good look to see these massive manufacturers in a lawsuit dispute. what moderna is accusing from the little bit i have been able to read is that they are accusing pfizer of violating patents that were filed between 2010 and 2016. a modification to mrna vaccine delivery. even when you are to inject mrna into someone's bloodstream, it will get degraded by your immune system. we have to have a delivery form. that is a lipid nano particle and moderna claims that they invented it and put to human trials first in 2015. what's important to understand is moderna is not enforcing their patent in developing countries. in 92 countries, this will not be enforceable. but it is enforceable in germany and the united states. no one really knows for sure what maternal wants but they made it clear they don't want to take any vaccines off the market because they realize the importance of vaccines being available. but they want a cut of the profits. kristen

the drug company madana is suing pfizer and violent hack, accusing them of coughing its technology to make the corona virus vaccine. us from says its rivals cove in 1900 shows infringes on patents. it file several years ago . the more data and find the bond tech vaccines are both based on am on a technology which we've done is claiming as its own. m r n a uses a genetic code to fight the virus dominant. kind of more in this now from berlin. the essence of this law suit revolves around 2 specific allegations by materna that pfizer and biotech working together have appropriated or taken without asking 2 specific branches of research. the 1st being in the view of mariner that although pfizer and biotech had worked on 4 separate m r n a chemical combinations, they ended up going with exactly the same one that more darren are alleges it already had patient for several years before the corona virus. outbreak we now know took effect. the 2nd revolves around an assertion from materna that they believe that pfizer and bias tech have adapting technology that were down and say they elaborated on

without pfizer's help. the problem is not corporate america. but that the biggest companies often rig the game against smaller competitors whether inside the u.s. or elsewhere. a lot of our work involves how to restore competition to market where you have monopoly power and a handful of players who have set the game so they win and no one else can compete. part of that is the government. in the government creates all sorts of regulations and rules that make it offensive -- make it expensive and more complex for newer players who do not have as much money to enter the competition, that is what helps the big competitors. if we want a fair system, we need to think about the rules we put in place that makes it harder for smaller startups to succeed. host: there was a statement that came out over what we are talking about and they said "negotiation is simply a euphemism for government takeover of a sector of the on its own house then successful in saving lives. instead of strengthening the ecosystem, which has slowed from the pandemic, and in doing

now, mo dana is suing pfizer biotech for allegedly copying its technology. ah, i mind bluecross good to have you with us. the u. s. justice department says 14 box is recovered in january from the florida home of former president donald trump contained classify papers. those details are part of a heavily redacted legal document that explains why the f b. i searched the maro, logo property earlier this month, and removed additional material. the federal law enforcement agency is investigating whether sensitive government documents or improperly removed from the white house and stored at trumps private estate. now joining me now from washing d. c is due to view corresponding curly nationwide with the latest carina. what does this redacted affidavit tell us that we already didn't know? well, we now know more details about the documents that the f. b i found in maryland while we are talking about 184 documents bearing classified information and including 65 documents am marked as confidential. $92.00 documents marked a secret and $25.00 documents marked as a top

it used to develop the vaccine. pfizer, which is an american company, serves it. it is surprised by these allegations, both vaccines. we have to remind you. use jean technology. brian abramson, he chairs the u. s. vaccine law conference. he joined me earlier from virginia and i asked him whether this lawsuit, whether it has merit. when the question was, the last it has married will be very long drawn out in detail. one that will delve into the history of moderne is development of their technology. generally speaking, there are 2 routes by which pfizer will seek to defend itself. one saying that whatever they invented is different enough that it doesn't infringe modernist patterns. and the 2nd would be to attack modern as patents as a well is patent really shouldn't have been issued because this technology would have been obvious to someone who is an expert in the art in the course of developing it. and it will be interesting to see my thumbnail view from having read the complaint is that it's going to be a lot of work for a modern a to prove case. yeah, it sounds

generally speaking, there are 2 routes by which pfizer will seek to defend itself. one saying that whatever they invented is different enough that it doesn't infringe modern patents . and the 2nd would be to attack modern as patton's, as a well is patent really shouldn't have been issued. because this technology would have been obvious to someone who was an expert in the art in the course of developing it. and it will be interesting to see my thumbnail view from having read the complaint is that it's going to be a lot of work for a moderate to prove case. alice turned so other stories making news right now. energy analysts say russia is destroying natural gas stocks while it limits supplies to the european union. they claim massive burn offset. a plant near the finished russian border are wasting $10000000.00 worth of fuel every day. the facility prepares russian gas for transport by pipeline to germany, which is operating at well under full capacity. in air strike has hit the capital of ethiopia, is t gray region killing for people. the army has dismissed claims of

it was reconnected earlier today the drug company, medina, is suing pfizer and biotech, accusing him of coping. it's technology to make that corona virus vaccine. the u. s . farm says it's arrivals covered at 19 shot infringes on patent. it filed several years ago. medina and pfizer biotech vaccines are both based on an iron a technology which madonna claims is its own. m i n a is, is a genetic code to fight the virus. dominic cain brings us mine is now from berlin. the essence of this law suit revolves around 2 specific allegations by materna that pfizer and biotech working together have appropriated or taken without asking 2 specific branches of research. the 1st being in the view of madonna, that although pfizer and biotech had worked on 4 separate m r n a chemical combinations, they ended up going with exactly the same one that madonna alleges it already had patient for several years before the corona virus outbreak. we now know took effect . the 2nd revolves around an assertion from madonna that they believe that pfizer and by on tech have adaptive technology that we're down to

and i believe said pfizer, and by on tax code 19 maxine infringers patterns were dana filed between 201-2016 covering were done as foundational. m r n a technology. i have to go a little bit technology here, because it is important to understand that this groundbreaking technology was critical to the development of more than us own. m r and a coven. 19 maxine, so the lawyers of modern i say that pfizer and by antic copied disnick technology with our modern us permission. will this suit have any effect on vaccine availability? oh, down i said in this release, i just put out that it is not aiming to remove fires or by and take rec seems from the market or prevent future say as of it succeeds. and that's actually good news, especially now was autumn just around the corner and the fear of a new army, kron waive, you know, when we have to keep in mind that modern advisors, vaccines have been the backbone here of the u. s. of explanation strategy. blaine tick has been an incredible success story for germany. will this in any way hurt its reputation? well, if these accusations are confirmed he

pfizer is a three dose sequence for kids. the update analyzed covid diagnosis between march and june. there could be a new shot to better protect against variances that are circulating. pfizer asking the fda to authorize its covid booster targeting the omicron variant, the company says studies in animals found the vaccine generated an immune response against the ba.4 and ba.5 versions of omicron. the vaccine would be for those ages 12 and older. should you wait to get the updated shot? >> i would say there is never a bad time to get your booster if you're eligible. if you're over 50 and you have not got the second booster you can get it. >> the fda will allow pfizer to submit far left data on the shot but doctors say that could derail some folks from getting the booster. moderna preparing a vaccine that targets the same variant. >>> changes coming to national health leadership, yesterday dr. anthony fauci announced he was stepping down as director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases as well as chief m

s. pharmaceutical modernity filed a lawsuit against pfizer. and by ion tag, over alleged copyright infringement. myrna claims that pfizer working with by ion tech of germany copied is technology to produce their own covey 19 backseat. the tournament hanes and it filed a patent several years ago, which protects that m. r. in a technology used to develop the vaccine. pfizer, which is an american company, says that it is surprised by these allegations. it's important to note that both companies and both vaccines use this m r in a gene technology i want to pull in now, brian abramson from falls church virginia. he has handled patent disputes before the u. s. court of appeals before he now cheers. the national vaccine law conference. it's good to have you. with this, let me ask me this is really surprised. everybody. it seems. does this lawsuit, does it have merit? well the question to what is the lawsuit has merit will be a very long drawn out in detail. one that will delve into the history of moderne is development of their technology. and genera

pfizer's now seeking authorization. ahead in a live report, a new look at the timeline for the rollout and who's eligible. >>> dive team discovery. a volunteer group does what law enforcement could not, tracking down the car belonging to a missing teenager who was missing in the sierra. the new response from law enforcement. >>> a dentist the latest victim of deadly gun violence in little saigon. why police believe one tesla driver may be able to help track down her killer. this is "today in the bay" streaming live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv, and online. very good tuesday morning to you. quickly approaching 6:30. thank you for watching us. i'm laura garcia pen >> and i'm kris sanchez in for marcus washington, who has the day off. we start off with meteorologist kari hall, nice and cool this morning. >> that's the key, but the temperatures spread out as we head throughout the day. you're walking out the door to mostly upper 50s and low 60s right now, and it is mostly cloudy and it's the first day of school for liverm

moderna is suing pfizer. to break down the reason behind the legal action. >>> i'm kris sanchez in los gatos where some posters went up showing support for lgbt causes and a circle, slash and a no on top. top. we'll expin the story behind la what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26? not one dime to get people off the streets and into housing 27 generates hundreds of million to help solve homelessness. the choice is clear yes on prop 27. ♪ the choice is clear (vo) the subaru crosstrek. dog tested. dog approved. what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26 is a money grab that doesn't guarantee a cent for non-gaming tribes. 27 requires 15% of all state revenues go to non-gaming tribes. the choice is clear. yes, on 27. >>> breaking now at 6:30, moderna is suing pfizer. the lawsuit filed between the two covid vaccine makers. we're breaking it down. >>> plus -- >> that person said hey, stop. you can't be doing this and the people called her a pedophile and really got in her face and scared he

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kristen: what is the eligibility and age for the pfizer and moderna? >> it is slated to be everyone over the age of 12 would be eligible for this new and improved booster. i think the government has bought 105 million doses of the new and improved pfizer and about 86 million doses of the moderna. pfizer submitted paperwork on monday. modernity submitted paperwork tuesday. kristen: if you are age eligible, are you able to get it if you only recently got the old booster? let's say you got it over the summer. >> i think everyone will be eligible, regardless of when you got the booster. kristen: you don't have to wait four months? >> we have not seen guidelines yet. you may not get the bang for your buck by getting it immediately. if you just got it a week before it is approved. some people are being strategic because right now we are kind of quiet on the covid landscape. we may get a surge. most people are thinking, in the late fall. it made the -- it may be that people time it like they time the flu shot. the flu is most predominant in january and februa

now that we are two years in, they made a bid, saying that patents were infringed by pfizer.y want damages for that, but only after march 8 of the year. in reality, they are saying that any future use of mrna vaccines, so the fight against hiv, or in some rare forms of cancer, they expect to get money for any drugs that pfizer develops along the lines of that technology. >> naomi's there. stay with us. still to come, becoming clearer how digital enhancement is transforming the way we see the moon missions from half a century ago. >> is the first african-american to win a presidential nomination of a major party. he accepts exactly 45 years ago to the day. it was martin luther king who declared, i have a dream. >> darkness falls tonight, but an unfamiliar light will appear in the southeastern sky. an orange, glowing disk that is brighter than anything except the moon. in the late -- neighboring planet. >> there is no doubt that the selection is an important milestone. it is the first of at least two more of the new station. >> it will take months and dolly -- billions of dolla

moderna suing pfizer. that suit involves claims of patent infringement. this is tied to the mrna technology. in a statement this morning, moderna said it is not seeking removal of pfizer's vaccine or an injunction to block distribution but it will seek compensation in nations where vaccine supplies are no longer skarss. in a statement, pfizer that it is still reviewing the complaint but it remains confident of the vaccine and it plans to vigorously defend itself against all allegations. >>> a rough day on wall street as stocks are tumbling after word from the fed, chief jerome powell. he plans to stay the course on rising interest rates, telling economists, taming inflation is his main priority. investors are soaring on that news. the dow is down more than 2%. tell nasdaq down about 3% right now. >>> this weekend, storm troopers, super heroes and a suspect of a jedi or two maybe will converge into south bay. this is for the annual silicon nbc bay area's bob redel is outside the convention center with a preview. >> reporter: what makes silicon different fr

i want to talk to you about moderna and pfizer and this lawsuit. i'm going to hit electronic arts, simply put it's not happening. >> serena. >> serena's ringing the opening bell >> an idol of mine >> we have chairman gensler coming on. >> that's going to be seminal. >> that's because of news involving china, remember, they reached that deal. we'll have an exclusive with the chairman of the sec, after this break. >>> back to "squawk on the street." news out involving the sec and china. sec chair gary gensler joins us now exclusively. mr. chairman, welcome to "squawk on the street. what have we got >> good to be with you, jim is a and david. this morning officials from the chinese security registration commission signed an unprecedented agreement with our colleagues over at the public company accounting oversight board. what this means for investors is, this is a step toward compliance for 200 chinese companies in the u.s it's not the end of the road, there's still the chinese audau auditing firms, the chinese officials need to let american officials

how many people are held accountable for lying on a pfizer application?get the message and in today's america if you're a democrat, smoke crack on camera, record yourself with foreign, skip out and paying your taxes, even sell your country to the highest bidder and you'll get away with all of it. if you're above law. kickback, take tons of money and thanks to your vice president father and get daddy the vp to withhold a billion taxpayer dollars against some ukrainian prosecutor fired for investigating the millions that you were paid with because you had no experience. that's a reason to get paid the millions. but if your donald trump and you comply with the bureaucrats at the national archives as we have letters from the national archives in february showed as we know they met on june 3rd, you still have 40 well armed fbi agents guns drawn banging on your front door unannounced blowing open your brand-new safe. according to the media mob this wasn't a raid, this is the problem with conservatives. you thought that was a raid! this is only a routine governm

now modernity is suing pfizer and by on tech for allegedly copying technology. also on the show, the un calling for com, it ukraine's largest nuclear power plant, as inspectors prepared to go inside experts or warning of a nuclear disaster if fighting doesn't stop and, and go as president heading for a 2nd term. his longtime ruling party leads with nearly all of the votes. now camp and its sports, when abnormal becomes somewhat norm professional soccer returns the ukraine along with air side and the constant fear of wool. oh, lou, i break off to our viewers watching a p b as in the united states into all of you around the world. well, can we begin on this friday with the latest salvo in donald trump's legal battle with us authorities? even as the former president lays the groundwork for another possible run for the white house, the u. s. justice department says that 14 out of 15 boxes recovered from trump's florida. estate in january contain classified papers. now that has been revealed in a heavily redacted. heavily censored legal document explaining why the f

pfizer now seeking authorization.ad in a live report, a new look at the timeline for that rollout and who will be eligible. >>> and oakland community in mourning, a dentist the latest victim of deadly gun violence in little saigon. why police believe a tesla driver may be able to help catch her killer. >>> a volunteer group does what law enforcement could not, tracking down the car belonging to a missing teenager in the sierra. the new response from law enforcement leaders and how they explain it. this is "today in the bay" streaming live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv, and online. >> pretty much everywhere. 5:30 on your tuesday morning. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm kris sanchez. marcus washington has the day off. we want to start with a look at the forecast. kari hall is tracking what we can expect. a cooldown, i'm so excited. >> i am, too. it's been hot for the inland areas, not so much for the coastline and parts of the inner bay. as you wake up and head out in oakland, it say mostly cloudy morning and already busy

i know you're on the board of pfizer, as we say.ays 5 to 10% of cases have these rebounds. but this is a pretty high profile case. dr. fauci had a rebound too. does this indicate anything about how someone fares long term from covid? how do we understand this? >> look, the good news is the president is feeling well. my understanding is he didn't experience any new symptoms during this second bout of infectivity. so he was testing positive, but did not in fact mount new symptoms. that's a good sign. i don't think he's going to have long term implications because he had this second course of illness from covid. we don't know, but i think the president is going to do quite well given what we know about his case. the white house has been very transparent. you're seeing these cases of rebound, you're right. so far the data seems to suggest it's about 5% of cases. you also see rebound with the other drugs and you see it in the setting of natural infection. it's being studied. pfizer right now, which as you mentioned i'm on the board of, i

now, one of the manufacturers materna is suing his biggest rival, pfizer and his german potter by and take, it says, for copying it's invention. the see your says, the lawsuits are aimed at protecting the technology that the pioneered and invested in years before the pandemic began. they're not asking for any of the money for that that doesn't might have made from the govern us government. so, and that is neutral because they don't want that money. they're not asking for an injunction to stop anybody and assuming everybody they're basically stolen from sterling pfizer. i think that in fact, they're probably thinking that if they, if they win this lawsuit, they'll be in a position to license other companies that want to think this researchers exploring . if m r n a technology can fight diseases such as cancer, malaria an h, i v, these lawsuits an opening shot at who gets to protect its future. what's at stake is absolutely huge because, you know, what modern is trying to do is to form a near monopoly of m or in a technology. and that's going to stifle innovation. not just with covert v

they want a cut of pfizer's profits. they said pfizer essentially companied its technology. company biontech. and they have their own mrna technology. we are not copying moderna's. moderna is being sued itself for the exact same thing. two biotech company are suing moderna. certainly the lawyers will be very busy. >> i was going to say, it will keep them very, very busy. meantime, let's talk about pax paxlovid. there is so much discussion about it. every time we hear about the rebound cases. are they more common? >> pfizer says that only 2% of people who have covid-19 and take paxlovid get a rebound. but they did that study during delta. not omicron. maybe it's higher now. let's look at an nih study. they said it is more like 5.4%, which is much larger than 2%. once you think of the people you know personally, i certainly know people. people we know who are out in the public sphere. president biden has had rebound. his wife dr. jill biden had rebound, dr. anthony fauci, stephen coatbert. all of them took paxlovid and had rebound. dr. jonathan reiner, they had paxlovid reboun

the fda authorizing updated covid boosters from both pfizer and moderna. now, these new boosters for this fall will target omicron and the ba.4 and ba.5 subvariants. in fact, they could be ready in days. so, who should get one, and how soon? here's abc's erielle reshef tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the fda giving the long-awaited green light for a new omicron-targeted booster, paving the way for shots to go into arms within days. >> these updated boosters are critical in helping protect teens and adults for the most serious outcomes of covid-19. >> reporter: the new boosters are designed to work against the subvariants ba.4 and ba.5, which make up more than 99% of new cases. officials hope protection could last through the winter. >> the hope here is not to have to give lots of vaccines each year. it's hopefully to have this be the vaccine that holds us up for as much of this, or for the entire season, if it can. >> reporter: today's move authorizes pfizer's new booster for anyone over 12, and moderna's for anyone over 18. to be given at least two months

yes, pharmaceutical company madonna is suing it's rivals pfizer. and by and take over the technology behind its coven 19 vaccine. both jobs use a new technique based on m. i n. a which medina claims had developed a years before the pandemic. pfizer says it's surprised by the lawsuits and will vigorously defend as technology priyanka go to report. 2 a once in a generation pandemic, broad, the was 1st m r. any vaccines to the market at warp speed, millions of lives were saved. billions of dollars were earned. now, one of the manufacturers materna is suing his biggest rival, pfizer, and it's german potter by and take, it says for copying it's invention. the see your says, the lawsuits are aim to protect the technology that the pioneered and invested in years before the pandemic began. they're not asking for any of the money for that that doesn't might have made from the govern us government. so, and that is neutral because they don't want that money. they're not asking for an injunction to stop anybody and assuming everybody they're basically stolen f

they're basically stolen from song pfizer. i think that in fact, they're probably thinking that if they, if they win this lawsuit, they'll be in a position to license other companies that want to do this. researchers exploring if m r in a technology can fight diseases such as cancer, malaria and h, i v. these lawsuits an opening shot at who gets to protect its future. what's at stake is absolutely huge because, you know, what modern is trying to do is to form a near monopoly of m r n a technology. and that's going to stifle innovation. not just with covert vaccines existing but future generations of cold vaccines and vaccines for influenza. a bowler and other kinds of are emerging in such as diseases that we need to, to tackle. as country is learn to live at the pandemic at once. stop the world. it battle has only just begun over who owns the technology, and who keeps the profit plank got there. i'll dizzier mexico's truth. commission has implicated a military commander in an investigation into the disappearance of 43 students

we have been hearing from the drug company pfizer primarily.new shots we're talking about would be protective against the original strain, that's one of the components, and the other component is very specific to these new variants. these new omicron variants specifically. so that's what the bivalent strain is. we heard from the white house they expect that possibly these could be rolled out middle of next month, middle of september. so we'll see. but it does again depend on what the fda says and we're talking about pfizer specifically. but moderna, potentially, not that far behind. i can tell you i visited these plants, i was at the pfizer plant, even going back to some of the original variants. they were -- they have been working on bivalent vaccines for other things in the past as well. we didn't need them because the original vaccine held up so well, so we'll see how much more of an improvement this new bivalent vaccine has and what the fda says about it. >> if there is anything you and i have bonded over over the last three years it is dat

ultimately pfizer, if found liable, could opt to settle.track to generate a hundred billion in revenue even if it's a hundred million, that's a drop in the market for what they're generating this year in sales alone. >> given that you don't carry some of the bigger players that are maybe in the cross hairs like gsk -- >> right. >> -- why are the projections so large? is it because this drug is so widely used and widely manufactured >> i looked at some of the commentary on the analysts notes. hard to say where they're getting their numbers from it could be because it was so widely used and there could be a potentially large class. but again, going back to pfizer, their overlap from 2000 to 2006, i think sanofi will have more risk than they do. >> evan, appreciate it >>> let's hit rivian, set to report its quarterly results after the bell investors will be paying very close attention to the ev maker's production guidance. phil lebeau joins us phil, what's the magic number here >> 25,000 vehicles, sara that is what the street will be looking t

also coming up, they gave us the top covid-19 vaccines, now moderna is suing pfizer and biontech for allegedly copying technology. also, the u.n. calling for, ukraine's largest nuclear power plant as inspectors prepare to go inside. experts are warning of a nuclear disaster. if fighting does not stop. and dulles president heading for a second term. his long-term ruling party leads with all of the votes. in sports, when abnormal become somewhat normal, professional soccer returns to ukraine along with air signs and the constant fear of war. ♪ >> our viewers watching on pbs in the u.s. to all of your around the world, welcome. brent: we begin on this friday with the latest salvo in donald trump's legal battle with u.s. authorities, even as a former president laser groundwork for another run for the white house. the u.s. justice department says 14 out of 15, recovered out of trump's in january contained classified papers. it is revealed in a heavily censored illegal document explaining why the fbi searched the mar-a-lago state earlier this month. trump is accused of illegally taking sen

pfizer asked the fda to approve its combo covid vaccine. this new vaccine targets the omicron sub variant. pfizer tweaked the vaccine to specifically target the ba .4 and ba .5 strains. it comes after the fda specifically asked for the change. if the fda authorizes the shots, they could be ready by mid september. moderna is also working on a similar shot and is expected to also ask the fda for approval. we are getting a better idea of how covid impacts us, long term. studies suggest that getting covid increases our risk of developing certain brain disorders. this comes from the university of oxford. it looks at health records for more than 1 million people around the world. those people had an increased risk of things like dementia, epilepsy, and brain fog. for two years after getting sick. joining us now, one of our infectious disease experts from ucsf. nice to have you back with us, doctor. to be clear, if i have covid, this report suggests i would in have an increased chance of brain disorders for two years after covid or long time after

pfizer and it's german partner by intact, copied it's technology to produce a covert 19 vaccine. both shots use pioneering gene technology to help patients fight off the crone of ours. in the us, the justice department says 14 boxes containing classified documents were recovered from the florida home of former president donald trump in january. those details are part of a heavily redacted legal document that explains why the f b. i searched the mar logo property earlier this month. agents are investigating whether sensitive government documents were removed from the white house and stored at trump's estate. crossed out in bold, black lines, page after page. this affidavit hides more than it reveals, but it has made clear that the f b i and the u. s. justice department are carrying out a criminal investigation. the f. b. i searched donald trump's estate and moto lago earlier this month, and left with 20 boxes of documents, many containing classified material, some labeled top secret. they also contain names of sources that people who risked their lives to give information to the u

pfizer and it's german partner by intac, copied its technology to produce a covert 19 vaccine boats shots use pioneering gene technology to help patients fight off the corona vans now to mexico. where a shocking allegation directly implicates the military. in one of the countries worst human rights scandals 43 students disappeared in the southern city of a gala in 2014, according to official accounts. they were abducted by corrupt police and handed over to a gang to be murdered. now, a mexican government official has alleged that 6 of them were kept alive for days before being handed over to a local army commander who ordered their debts. these protesters had been demanding answers about their missing relatives for years and have a long pushed back against the official story. the government investigation at the time concluded that the students were abducted by corrupt police and turned over to a drug gang that killed them at this rubbish dump before burning the bodies and throwing the remains in a nearby river. an independent experts have repeatedly debunked this account last week,

and beyond tech over legit. patton infringements. montana claims pfizer. an external partner beyond tech. copied a technology to produce a coven 19 vaccine. both shots use pioneering gene technology to help patients fight over 90 election officials and angola say the ruling party has won just over 50 percent of the vote. with nearly all ballast counted. that would give the n p l a. a majority in parliament. and president jour, lorenzo a 2nd term, the main opposition party that 44 percent. the state of emergency is in force in pakistan as heavy monsoon reigns add to existing flood damage. official say millions of residents have had to leave their homes. rainfall started in june and has killed nearly a 1000 p. m. as the analysts, a russia is destroying natural gas stocks. they claim massive burn off that a plant near the finish rush border waste $10000000.00 worth of fuel every day than its residents have reported seeing large flares and feeling more heat. the facility prepares russian gas for transport to germany, a valuable commodity, vanishing into sin ai

pfizer and it's german partner by in tech, copied it's technology to produce a cobra 19 vaccine. both shots use pioneering gene technology to help patients fight off the crone of ours. election officials in angola say the ruling party has won just over 50 percent of the vote. with nearly all ballots counted, that would give the empty away a majority in parliament and president dwell lorenzo. a 2nd term, the main opposition party received 44 percent. pakistan has declared a state of emergency as authorities deal with some of the worst flooding in its history. or the 900 people have been killed since monsoon range began in june. hundreds of thousands more have had to leave their homes. pakistan has appeal to international help to deal with the disaster. surveying the damage. prime minister shabbas sharif, gets a 1st hand impression of some of the west affected areas. this his mom seen was exceptionally ferocious washing away roads, destroying bridges and damaging hundreds of thousands of homes. this is the moment a hotel collapses into the flood waters. another angle says people fl

pfizer says, it is still reviewing the complaint, but remains confident in the intellectual property of its vaccine. >>> long covid is plaguing the workforce viewed more than 2 million people are missing work or have quit because of covid symptoms lasting at least three months. the study by the brookings institute found americans lost about $170 billion per year from long covid. long covid symptoms include fatigue, brain fog, loss of taste and smell. the cdc says, one in 13 adults suffer from long covid. >>> the secret service has recovered $286 million. this money comes from pandemic loans stolen by crime rings. the secret service says, it recovered the money stolen from the economic injury disaster loans program that was meant to help businesses deal with lost revenue. today, the agency says, scammers in crime rings used a financial tech company to create accounts and stolen identities to receive the loans. that company, called green.thank , identified 3000 accounts tied to the scheme. no word yet on any arrests. >>> financial markets in freefall. the fed chair dashed wall street's

in mckelly. us pharmaceutical madana is suing pfizer and beyond tech. over alleged pat infringements. madana claims pfizer and german partner beyond tech, copied it's technology to produce a coven 19 vaccine. both shots use pioneering gene technology. to help fight off the virus. china's suffering a crippling drought. the heat wave is the worst on record and it's wreaking havoc on harvest and power supplies authorities. there are scrambling to limit the damage the young, the river, china's most by to inland wards away the water flow has dropped to only half of the suffrage. putting pressure on hydro electric ponds that supply power to megacities, such as chunking, sweating through temperatures as high as 45 degrees with limited power supply. residency the heat has disrupted every aspect of their lives. what woman the yo yo, we decided to close alba because we were struggling to create a nice atmosphere with the limited electricity supply. this is affecting our work and my life to a huge degree. so hold on a self in china is experiencing the longest stre