pfizer has said it's looking for ways to cut costs if the keeps falling.ine campaign after the usda recently updated democrat issued updated covid vaccines from pfizer and moderna. this is in the first time the american public has proved reluctant to get a covid shot. 0nly proved reluctant to get a covid shot. only 65 million people got updated booster shots when they were last offered, that's just about 17% of the population.- just about 17% of the --oulation. ., .., . population. you can find much more on that _ population. you can find much more on that story _ population. you can find much more on that story as - population. you can find much more on that story as well- population. you can find much more on that story as well as l more on that story as well as the other headlines on the bbc news website. and that's it for this edition of asia business report. thanks for watching. stay with bbc news. bbc news — bringing you different stories from across the uk. this heavy machinery is working to protect the wildlife that lives and relies on this interna

that is a projection from pfizer cfo david denton at a conference on monday.50% of eligible americans get a flu shot. that is nearly double his estimate for the covid vaccine. shows are vaccine makers fell in response to that forecast with pfizer jot makers fell in response to that forecast with pfizerjot down more than 5% of moderna down more than 5% of moderna down more than 5% of moderna down more than 80%. pfizer has said is it looking for ways to cut costs if demand keeps falling. memo the us is kick do except to kick off its fall vaccine programme after the us food and drug administration announced updated vaccines from pfizer biotech and madonna. this is not the first time the public has been reluctant to get a covid booster shot. when offered last according to federal data. that is just about 70% of the population. that is stephan of this edition of asia business report. thank you for watching and do stay on for bbc news. voice-over: bbc news, bringing you different stories from across the uk. now it is a race against time to stop it being flooded by t

they're saying it's a real alternative to pfizer. >> tim's pfizer and he wishes it wasn't tim's pfizerhase her a good day today. i think they reinvested in a pipeline a post covid intervene environment that pfizer was interesting. they took their wind fall earnings didn't sit tight. they didn't give back the shareholders they went out and bought a lot of stuff and renational securitied. lilly, the requirement is in the next eight years they grow 25% a year. the that's what you're banking on, you want to own it. >>> a lot more "fast money" to come. here's what's next. >>> tesla revving up for its latest delivery data. pump the brakes on the stock? we'll tell you how options traders are playing the game ahead of a pivotal print. >>> plus, $20 and a side of fries. california's giving fast food workers a meaty pay raise. will it greece consumers pockets or toss a wrench in the labor market? you're watching "fast money," live from the nasdaq market site in times square. we're back right after this. move to the cloud. - so, the question is... - cyber attack! as cyber criminals expand their t

that is a projection from pfizer cfo david denton at a conference on monday.lso noted that around 50% of eligible americans get a flu shot. that is nearly double his estimate for the covid vaccine. shows are vaccine makers fell in response to that forecast with pfizerjot down more than 5% of moderna down more than 80%. pfizer has said is it looking for ways to cut costs if demand keeps falling. the us is expeted to kick off its fall vaccine programme after the us food and drug administration announced updated vaccines from pfizer biotech and madonna. this is not the first time the public has been reluctant to get a covid booster shot. that is just about 70% of the population. that is stephan of this edition of asia business report. thank you for watching and do stay on for bbc news. this heavy machinery is working to protect the wildlife that lives and relies on this internationally important nature reserve, famous for its freshwater habitats. but now it is a race against time to stop it being flooded by the sea. it is the first bit of land they see, they want

program at pfizer, what do you think of this?would consider taking it. but it just shows you, liz, to go from consider ta take it to actually taking it would be more in way of tran partner see in way of honesty and less in way of changing the name of something. does that not remind you of george orwell from 1949, you are not allowed to call it a booster any more, suddenly it is an undated shot. more they tell us what to do, and how to do it less appetite we have for something. >> you are not against vaccines, you have been saying to get vaccinated. but we have a growing number of doctors questioning the latest covid vaccines. pfizer's data, the respect they -- reports is they used 10 mice. is st true. >> in 't we need a lot more transparency from pfizer and moderna. it is similar enough to prior shots so i'm not questioning this safety of it, it is a safe booster, you bring up a really important question. i did a lot of thinking about this, how affect every effective is this shot? we don't know. it is like shooting at a moving ta

they argued that a corporate purpose meaning pfizer's was not a public purpose. they lost that argument because the majority, they should defer to the legislators, others as to how what is a public purpose at justice scalia asked a really question that i think justice thomas dissent really captures. he asked, if you take from the poor and give to the rich because they pay higher taxes, would that be a public purpose? and the city's lawyer said. yes. justice scalia, you can tell, was puzzled. so we asked the question again, you mean you can take from a give to be if b pays higher? again, the city's lawyer down and said yes. justice thomas then is in his dissent runs with this he accepts. i combed the amicus briefs the one amicus brief that stood out and asked for the court to return to the original meaning was the brief by the acp. and it's a very brief and it points out how eminent domain is often by cities and others to prey on poor and minority communities. and that was the naacp spirit belief. justice thomas then cites statistics, other quotes, some really abh

you want an update on c-gen and pfizer?er's end points were met and that's a same drug they use with keytruda. >> the question on pfizer closing the deal, of course, is when are they going to be asserting compliance with the second request from the ftc? you can see positive response on pfizer and seagen. the cv 302 hitting its end points and supporting label expansion. nobody was questioning whether pfizer didn't want to buy the company, but there were some questions about whether this particular drug would be a success. >> can't give people too much hope. i always find that the old seagen, seattle genetics, would urge me not to say, listen, these are cures, but it's great that they met the -- >> we talked a lot about pfizer's performance this year, of course, after, you know, what were covid sales? i don't even know what the billion number was. and obviously, helped get rid of the covid pandemic, that being pfizer, but when you look at the stock over the last 20 years, it's done nothing. >> no, it's not been great. >> that

start, sir, with pfizer. the stock slipping a bit today. billion bid for a treatment for bladder cancer. sub suck s succeeding. >> not a big fan. down 30% primarily due to waning interest in covid-19 vaccines and boosters. the trend unlikely to reverse. meaning pfizer has to find new ways to, new drugs to add to its portfolio to try stem some of that decline in revenue. couple declining interest in fleet of covid-19 drugs including paxlovid, several important patents rolling off the next couple years. right? others, a marquee for them, something like $5 billion or more revenue per year on its own out of the $67 billion to $70 billion guided for, for the year. they've really got to find an aggressive new portfolio to take the place of a lot of the drugs they have rolling off here and i don't think they'll be able to do it fast enough. >> leaving pfizer aside, what about baba, at tyler talked about. alibaba. china easing ownership limits. make you a buyer here? >> i'm actually not sold. right? how often do we see the chinese government trying

. >> look at pfizer. look at pfizer. it's the curse of covid, david.ies that did well. >> they deid well, and we were talking about pfizer finally breaking out of that 20-year slump, and now you can go back and do the 20-year on pfizer. you know, at&t, verizon, pfizer, this is just not a way to create value. look at that thing. >> wow. david, you lumped them in with at&t? >> i don't know. >> serial dividend increasers and a dividend cutter? >> okay. good point. and total return to shareholders, which doesn't show up in our charts, is an important point. pfizer's current dividend is 4.7%. >> right. >> but jim, i'm still saying, come on. look at that. >> you're right. you're right. they just -- versus lilly? david, look at lilly. there's hardly -- i was talking to a major -- what? i'm sorry. >> isn't it, guys, just a sign of the downside of pull forwards? pull forwards in demand for vaccines, pull forwards in demand for broadband service as we stayed home and got shots? >> yeah, in terms of the -- yes, the covid uptick and then not. but that is reflectiv

. >>> the fda has cleared the way for updated covid shots from pfizer and moderna they are formulated to target the xbb 2.5 variant, which is no longer the dominant strain but the updated shots should still trigger an immune response, since other circulating variants are related to t here's miguel almaguer with more details >> reporter: fda authorization is a major step towards new booster shots. after the cdc meets tuesday, vaccines from moderna and pfizer could go into arms by the end of the week drugmakers say boosters should increase protective appoint bodies against the latest strains including ba 286 the cdc says they chose it for even those who already had covid but it doesn't appear to be more severe >> what this booster will do is protect us against severe disease. hospitalization. and the data so far indicate that booster is well matched to those strains. >> reporter: though national covid cases are no longer tracked, some states are reporting a rise, though not a worrisome wave, in new infections hospitalizations are up nearly 16%, even though 97% of adults have some level

>> correct. >> it's a normal for the fbi to talk about pfizer related investigations publicly? >> -- >> as a general matter? >> a general matter, i would say. no >> right. knowing full well the uncorroborated allegations going full well genesis of that investigation was tied to hillary clinton's campaign which the fbi director would've known? >> people really feeling that. >> correct. >> april 2017, they go back to fisa, and they report they have interviewed principal sources, that the force is credible. they lead with the entire fact that it is only credible making clear that they rely on the floor was total garbage. they continue to the summer of 2017, correct? >> that is correct. >> under federal -- once there is an air, some material factors are -- you especially correct, that correct? >> that's correct. >> was that done here, yes or no? >> part of the time. was >> deputy director mccabe in charge of this investigation? >> the director mccabe had a problem -- >> deputies isn't director -- was the fbi director comey briefed on the investigation? >> the evidence, we decided t

how many illegal pfizer queries have occurred under your leadership of the fbi. >> there are reports that have come out with different numbers about compliance incident. >> more than 1 million illegal ones? that's what the inspector general said. the inspector general said that in the 3.4 million of these queries, more than 1 million were in air. do you have the basis to disagree with what? >> i'm not sure actually that's a correct characterization of the inspector general finding on that. >> the internet will remind you of that in moments. but let's now go to what the court said. the court said it was over 200,000 that occurred on your watch. you have any basis to disagree with that assessment? >> again, i don't have the numbers right now. >> seems like a number you should know. how many times the fbi has broken the law under your watch. especially if it's over 1 million, to not know that number, i'm worried about your voracity on the subject as well. play the video. [silence] >> i don't believe pfizer is remotely implicated in our investigation. >> so there senator lee is asking yo

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we have bipartisan support around pfizer reauthorization and the concerns we have around pfizer reauthorization, and unless we really understand what measures the fbi is taking to ensure that peoples privacy is protected, i think it is going to be a very difficult reauthorization process, i'm sure you know that. thank you director wray, i yield back. >> i yield back, and what said. i appreciate your work with a bipartisan approach in this area, and you have friends over here who want help you on that. now go to the gentleman from, actually if we can go with just a couple more, we'll take a little break if that works for the director. a couple more on the east side, we can take a break. all right, we will go, i think it's mr. moore who's up. >> thank you director wray for being here today. in 2022, you stated quote i condemn in the strongest possible terms any prospect of retaliation against whistleblowers, unquote. do you still agree with that statement? >> yes. >> do you feel that your actions as the fbi leadership during your tenure live up that sentiment? >> yes. >> director wray, a few mont

he says things like this is a suspiciously agreeable thing to the pfizer corporation. points out, and i'm quoting him, something has gone seriously awry whench the government cannot search your house without probable cause, but they can take it away. he said you are safe in your house, but not say from the government taking your house. it is really worth reading itself. i hope that the chapter captures all of that. what i would call damning statistics about how often this is used to pray on poor and minority communities. >> that is a great retelling of the chapter. a really interesting story. i read the case before. i learned a lot reading this chapter of your book. one of the things you got out was interesting to me. i wanted to ask a judge who embraces this, this case in particular, as i understand the majority opinion was talking about deferring to the legislative branch. in this case, the city council. as i understand, the majority opinion is returning to this idea of we will let the elected officials decide what public use means. it made me wonder if there is atte

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it's the us food and drug administration is approved. updated coven 19 vaccines. pfizer, mcdonough, save and new shots are designed to boost protection against the latest variance. the f. d. a approval for the late summer rise in hospitalizations in the us, the end of the countries to a 100 reports now from chicago. a new and mutating co would very and has researchers worried the very end officially named be a $2.00 and nick named parole a emerge this summer with more than 30 mutations. it is just a very large number. and i think for the past, um, over a year we've seen new variants having one or 2 mutations. and so to then have a jump of a variant with 30 plus mutations that so a bit more concerning. the latest variant comes as hospitalizations, rose 19 percent and deaths jump 21 percent in a single week. the us centers for disease control reported this month. both numbers still remain below last years levels. researchers fear that new covered cases might be more severe, more resistant to drugs, and able to evade immunity. but so far that hasn't happened. we have no evidence yet that it

one of the names on the dividend list we put on this week is pfizer.accines now trading eight times earnings which is about half of the multiple is usually garners. throwing out a 5% dividend. clearly a robust pipeline and prospects for revenue growth. i think that is one name we'll look at. we put it on the dividend list. another name is john deere. this is company obviously considered cyclical. it is down with the rest of the industrials. down more than rest of the industrials. down to 10 times, usually trading 18 times. another value. thrown out with the bathwater with john deere and pfizer. liz: john deere hit a 52-week low today. we're just off the low but very interesting here. nike reports after the bell, art. it has been a tough time for that retailer. weeks and weeks of downward movement here. that looks oversold, does it not, if you believe it is coming back? >> yeah the evenly, sort chink in the armor we overbought pulled a lot in the pandemic. all we did during the pandemic we jumped on computers and bought too many sneakers. i don't know a

the food and drug administration approving new shots from both pfizer and moderna. it's now up to the cdc, which is expected to give the new vaccines, the final approval groups that i would really hope would get it would be those who are older and 65 and those who are immune compromised of any age. >> dr. peter chin-hong is an infectious disease expert at ucsf. >> he and other physicians are advising those most at risk to strongly consider getting the shot as soon as possible. everyone, five and older will become eligible once the cdc signs off. and doctors say even healthy kids and adults should consider getting one. if you're around older people like your parents or your grandparents, i think it's up to you whether you want to do things to reduce the risk you might bring along of transmitting the virus to them. dr. mike wasserman was a part of the california vaccine advisory committee. he says in recent weeks, both cases of covid 19 and hospitalizations have been rising, thanks to a new variant . dr. wasserman says vaccination remains the best tool to fight agains

the principal, alice and professor at our pfizer university inside the a room is so thank you so much for joining us today. as the now sadie a re we, i rush above this side was opec members obviously decide to, uh, to cuts well to stabilize google buckets for us labels. it though to understand, well that really means what, what does it mean? why did they want to come to are all there any other reasons for them to do so? a well, that's true special interest and we bought countries need the prices of funding for him to be above 90, actually closer to $100.00 to uh, funds or renewal projects on that needs to be equal gene. some are the budgetary matters. uh, so this is number one, number 2 is also for the benefits of the market. a blush because the china is not using on finding much the board in getting towards the session somehow and miss needs for it. so it's, you know, a demand and a board meeting and explore to it's on the market and forces that the force produces. not just so the idea to consider that picks up the market today. and let's the math and then for the supply, just follow

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it's pfizer. so you're saying pfizer is a company that you would buy today.ading at about 11, 12 times forward earnings. why is that company so attractive even though it's down 33% year to date? >> well, the fact that it's down 35% has made it that attractive. it's a good, long-term business. it sells at 10 times earnings. we think the earnings will grow over the next three to five years modestly but they will grow to have a 4.8% dividend yield. getting paid a lot of money while you're waiting. management said they will continue to grow the dividends actually at an accelerating rate. so it's a good business. not a great business, but a good business at a great price. >> all right. so you're all about valuation. so you also talked about utilities being attractive right now. one of your picks next era energy. but you look at the forward p, 21 forward earnings for utility. explain your thesis there. >> we like the overall utility group. nextera is one of the largest new energy plays out there. you're paying a little more for it. folks that know us we like things

the husband just so happens to own a company owned by pfizer. kelcy, please. you know what you're supposed to come with uh is that when the various investigations m. e p level and you have been pharma. your been on but it's month even a use an answer referral. deposit themselves. when the old oscar didn't much i'm president. can we just have your telephone to look at the text messages that you sent to pfizer bosses? she says, oh, well, you know, all these things are so ephemeral and i think of just deleted them all that maybe you can sort of that b s, b and that has a big major of the investors as invest to like new york times german media as well, the suing you know, the ceiling because it, because they believe in old fashioned values, which i used to believe in study years ago. you know, the power of the preston pool is a free speech. you know, use those techs on not your property as a, you know, and we need to see the, i think the, it just shows guides it. this is just a racket. ok, that's what it is. it's really, it's really interesting. again, going back

when we've called truce on we've featured number of stories with it was on cove, it was, it was on pfizer is own reading, pfizer is own documents on our show, their own documents were reading and youtube labels that medical in this information. so and then where do you monetize taken down and blocked in the same thing with covering the ukraine war, calling attention to nato's regression, calling attention to the propaganda this being foisted on people. if you tell that, and you know that these are, you have these large organizations which are funded in part by the united states government, these large media organizations. that's how amazon. so amazon cloud. so i mean, amazon's cloud literally helps run the c i a. so you think these things are separate? they're not, it's all part of one big animal and it really scares me about the future of media. where do you turn if they come after rumble? what's left? what do we have left bit shoot? might be the what i mean, what, what else do we have? all right, i'm just gonna be broadcasting from my front yard and see if people walk by and listening,

the food and drug administration approving new shots from both pfizer and moderna.s now up to the cdc, which is expected to give the new vaccines, the final approval groups that i would really hope would get it would be those who are older and 65 and those who are immune compromised of any age. >> dr. peter chin-hong is an infectious disease expert at ucsf. >> he and other physicians are advising those most at risk to strongly consider getting the shot as soon as possible. everyone, five and older will become eligible once the cdc signs off. and doctors say even healthy kids and adults should consider getting one. if you're around older people like your parents or your grandparents, i think it's up to you whether you want to do things to reduce the risk you might bring along of transmitting the virus to them. dr. mike wasserman was a part of the california vaccine advisory committee. he says in recent weeks, both cases of covid 19 and hospitalizations have been rising, thanks to a new variant . dr. wasserman says vaccination remains the best tool to fight against se

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this comes just a day after the fda authorized and approved the new shot the boosters made by pfizer and moderna were formulated to target variants that are currently circulating, which are related to xbb, an offshoot of the omicron variant. moderna ceo stephen hodge says the launch of these shots comes amid rising covid 19 cases and hospitalizations. >> is really important right now because at this moment we're seeing an increase in the rate of hospitalization and cases of covid 19 from the most recent strain of the virus. and we do already know, based on clinical data that we put out a couple of weeks ago, that the updated boosters that are now broadly recommended and going to be available very quickly in pharmacies and doctors offices can protect even against these new strains of the virus. >> but their work does not end there. moderna is also working on a combination flu and covid shot with both vaccines given as one dose. if studies continue to go well, they say they could have a combo shot ready by 2025. and moderna is also continuing to study mrna for cancer with some promisin

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today the fda approved updated covid vaccines made by pfizer and moderna. the boosters are designed to target the new dominant variant. if the cdc signs off as early as tomorrow, the new shots could roll out later this week. >>> tonight one of the highest paid college football coaches is embroiled in a sexual misconduct scandal. michigan state university suspended coach mel tucker after a report that he sexually harassed a rape survivor. a note of caution. some of the details are disturbing. here's cbs's jericka duncan. >> reporter: michigan state university head football coach mel tucker wrote to an investigator back in march that he, quote, did not engage in misconduct by any definition. that's according to an investigative "usa today" report. but his accuser, brenda tracy, says that's not true. >> we are focused on prevention work with men. >> reporter: tracy is the founder of a nonprofit organization hired by msu to speak to the football team about preventing sexual violence. she claims tucker master baited while on the phone with her. she says it was n

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