to be plenty of demand more than enough to cover the supply that's going to be provided by pfizer astra zeneca and everyone else so in that respect there's not a great deal of competition i suppose because there is enough demand to satisfy multiple producers but are they competing in a way to try to produce the most trustworthy vaccine because trust is going to be a big part of whether or not people take it up. so this is the most important aspect from made we've seen a loss over the course of this year trust in vaccine seems to have slipped. is partly a thing that they stay this process has been worse this is normally a process that takes a number of years and yet this is within 12 months we could have a vaccine that gets regulator approval in emergency use all 4 as a so there's not truly going to be a little less trust in it and that's one of the reasons why for example was reluctant to take any and any cash from the u.s. administration because they didn't want to be seen to be politically motivated all politically leaned upon they want to trust in this boxing to be 100 percent on this bean

now, following the last week of promising news regarding candidates from pfizer astra zeneca and madeira, russia said tuesday, it plans to produce $1000000000.00 doses of its sputnik would be vaccine and provide it at a less expensive cost. and then its rivals. russian sovereign wealth fund said of the situation the call.

sheeting deals with multiple companies, including pfizer, astra zeneca, and now madonna, to supply millions of doses. europe's financial markets are watching closely to the something that will restore the continent's confidence. but some way off for the british prime minister barr it's johnson who for the 2nd time in 7 months is governing the country via xoom. forced herself isolated his flat above number 10, downing street until next week. after spending 30 minutes with an m.p., he later tested positive for cope at 19 downing street meant to be coated secure. but in this picture, neither johnson nor the m.p. lee anderson, a wearing masks for other m.p.'s who attended the meeting are also now self isolating. johnson who spent several days in intensive care with coronavirus in april, said he was brimming with energy. and i'm good as butchers don't feel great. he would do in my circumstances. and he doesn't matter that i've had the disease and i'm bursting with antibodies. we've got to interrupt the spread of the disease. and one of the ways we can do that now is by so quietly him for 14 days

free market, big pharmaceutical companies will say, and your, or your a strategy failed it is pfizer astra zeneca, those big multinationals that create vaccines? no into your a un mandated vaccine institute. so actually, you know, our vaccines institute is, is funded really by, you know, the governments of korea, sweden, india, and finland and the gates foundation. the welcome trust. and our goal is really to get vaccines over the finish. i mean, we don't think about it that vaccine is being our vaccine. our oral color vaccine is given to companies to make without any but if.

market, big pharmaceutical companies will say it and your, or your a strategy failed it is pfizer astra zeneca, those big multinationals that create the vaccines no, into your a un mandated vaccine institute. so actually, you know, our vaccines institute is, is funded really by, you know, the governments of korea, sweden, india, and finland and the gates foundation. the welcome trust. and our goal is really to get vaccines over the finish line. i mean, we don't think about it that vaccine is being our vaccine. our oral color vaccine, is given to companies to make without any benefit i.b.i., our goal is to impact global health. and. and if we can do that in any way possible, then we've accomplished our mission. well, you mention the gates foundation. their research suggests that global cova debts will double of high income countries by up to the 1st 2000000 doses of any successful vaccine. do you agree with so that's a great study and we've been using it to advocate for something called codex. the kovacs cicely's is an organization under the leadership of the world health organization seti and

it is pfizer astra zeneca, those big multinationals that create the vaccines no, into your a un mandated vaccine institute. so actually, you know, our vaccines institute is, is funded really by, you know, the governments of korea, sweden, india, and finland and the gates foundation.

now, following the last week of promising news regarding candidates from pfizer astra zeneca and madeira, russia said tuesday, it plans to produce $1000000000.00 doses of its sputnik the vaccine and provide it at late less expensive cost and then its rivals. now, russian sovereign wealth fund said of the situation, the cost of $1.00 dose of the vaccine for international markets will be less than $10.00. thus we will be 2 or more, more times, cheaper than foreign vaccines based on m.r. and a.

now, following the last week of promising news regarding candidates from pfizer astra zeneca and madonna, russia said tuesday, it plans to produce $1000000000.00 doses of its putting the vaccine and provide it at low a less expensive cost and then its rivals. now, russian sovereign wealth fund r d i f said of the situation. the cost of $1.00 dose disputed vaccine for international markets will be less than $10.00, thus snick v will be 2 or more, more times, cheaper than foreign vaccines based on m. r n. a technology with similar similar efficacy rates for russian citizen vaccination. with clinics, we will be free of charge. now for comparison sake, pfizer and biotechs vaccine is expected to cost around $20.00 per dose. the c.e.o. of modernity said this week its drug will cost between 25 and $37.00 per dose. and the astra zeneca vaccine being developed with oxford university is estimated at around $3.00 to $4.00 per dose, all 3 of which will require 2 doses. on tuesday, the 2nd interim analysis of trial data for russian sputnik back b was really showing the vaccine had a 91.4 percent effi

free market, big pharmaceutical companies will say, and your, or your a strategy failed it is pfizer astra zeneca, those big multinationals that create the vaccines no, into your a un mandated vaccine institute. so actually, you know, our vaccines institute is, is funded really by, you know, the governments of korea, sweden, india, and finland and the gates foundation. the welcome trust. and our goal is really to get vaccines over the finish line. i mean, we don't think about it that vaccine is being our vaccine,, our oral collar vaccine is given to companies to make without any benefit i.d.i., our goal is to impact global health. and. and if we can do that in any way possible, then we've accomplished our mission. well, you mentioned the gates foundation. their research suggests that global cova debts will double of high income countries by up to the 1st 2000000 doses of any successful vaccine. do you agree with so that's a great study and we've been using it to advocate for something called kovacs. the kovacs societies is an organization under the leadership of the world health organization set

so all hope right now is on a successful vaccine either by pfizer astra zeneca him or during our withdrawal have given world stock markets a lift. so while it may be good news for pharmaceutical stocks, not the same for the travel industry. of course, in fact, travel of bending is expected to drop 45 percent from 2019 levels. so this is how we're seeing all of this of sac, the market, which is why we're bringing you this news. boom, bust brant, hardy correspondent, site 70, thanks so much for keeping us up to date time now for a quick break, but hang here because when we return we'll do a deep dive into the state of the chinese fight against poverty and how they managed to pull off some major feats as we go to break here, the numbers at the close. it's called a member of the board with the most money for the local loop your means the results you get there. welcome back. new numbers out of china this week indicate that the nation has eliminated extreme poverty nations. why? something that the nation's ruling communist party has said is a capstone of its policies, meant to eliminate inequitie

so all hope right now isn't a successful vaccine either by pfizer astra zeneca him or during our withdrawal have given world stock markets a lift. so while may be good news for pharmaceutical stocks, not the same for the travel industry. of course, in fact, travel of bending is expected to drop 45 percent from 2019 levels. so this is how we're seeing all of this affect the market, which is why we're bringing this news to most brant hardie correspondent site savidge. thanks so much for keeping us up to date time now for a quick break, but hang here because when we return we'll do a deep dive into the state of the chinese fight against poverty and how they managed to pull off some major feats as we go to break here, the numbers at the close a member of the board was to be in the city, but you might be local if you own what one would you would please leave. there's a chance to start to look at your bullshit design, which you believe you do it is your media a reflection of reality in a world transformed what will make you feel safe, isolation and community? are you going the right way? or are y

to be plenty of demand more than enough to cover the supply that's going to be provided by pfizer astra zeneca and everyone else so in that respect there's not a great deal of competition i suppose because there is enough demand to satisfy multiple producers but are they competing in a way to try to produce the most trustworthy vaccine because trust is going to be a big part of whether or not people take it up. so this is the most important aspect from a that we've seen a lot over the course of this year trust in vaccine seems to have slits. is partly a thing that this state this process has been worse this is normally a process that takes a number of years and yet this is within 12 months we could have a vaccine that gets regulates for approval in emergency use all thorazine so there's not truly going to be a little less trust in it and that's one of the reasons why pfizer for example was reluctant to tell you can they 3 and any cash from the u.s. administration because they didn't want to be seen to be politically motivated all politically leaned upon they want to trust in this boxing to be

negotiating deals with multiple companies, including pfizer, astra zeneca, and now madonna to supply millions of doses. europe's financial markets are watching closely to the something that will restore the continent's confidence. some way off for the british prime minister bart's johnson, who for the 2nd time in 7 months is governing the country via xoom, forced herself isolated his flat above number 10 downing street until next week. after spending 30 minutes with an m.p. who later tested positive for cope at 19 downing street meant to be coated secure. but in this picture, neither johnson nor the m.p. lee anderson a wearing masks for other m.p.'s who attended the meeting are also now self isolating. johnson who spent several days in intensive care with coronavirus in april, said he was brimming with energy. and i'm good as butchers don't feel great. he would do in my circumstances, and he doesn't matter that i've had the disease. i'm bursting with antibodies. we've got to intro the grid of the disease and one of the ways we can do that now is by so quietly her 14 days so far. swed

so this vaccine, the pfizer, the astra zeneca vaccine, much more practical in terms of global distribution, particular to poor parts of the world. they're talking about producing up to 3000000000 doses in 2021 alone. with the 1st rollout of initial doses to the most vulnerable in this country. possibly by the end of december. thank you. john howell, leave you there because i've also got mohammed mania to talk to now for all of us, from lancaster university in the u.k., your initial thoughts 1st of all about how effective this could be. bearing in mind what jonah said there about the average success rate. yes, absolutely. thank you very much for having me on the show. i think this is really important to understand because they used to defend those regime in phase 3 trial. and one of them was 90 percent effective. another one was 60 percent effective and then they took the average of that as a 70 percent, which isn't really practical because you, you can only use one dosage of a game into the beijing, you know, into the, into the people. so i that it is 90 percent or 60 percent. if it is 90

but if you look at so-called, mainstream media, they're talking about pfizer, about astra zeneca, both big pharma multinationals and covert and why do you think we don't hear about the drugs mentioned in the documentary and just fins? all these different treatments, let alone the fact that the revolution itself was, was, was key. one of his key objectives as biotech. the key run by a tech set is quite unique. the way it was founded very early on in the dependent of our state on a g. as a field. and it was found in 9081. so that was after. and he said, can i say it, said 5 in the united states and the situation because it is the economy the session it's going to make? is it 100 percent? thanks. how do and, and all of the different institutions that western science and if it, how, which is in how walker i don't compete, they don't seek to thank fuck it. all that the best production and the whole industry set up to meet public health to all the population is a credible ends of friendship between the sector, between the public health concepts, hat and the education sector. so it's a model

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talk to me about what distinguishes the astra zeneca vaccine from the vaccines, from the dern and pfizer violent well, the pfizer, the pfizer biotech and the video about state national institute of health. maxie are both based on its messenger r.n.a. way of doing things completely new way of making vaccines. both seem to work that the oxford astra zeneca is based on as you correctly said, it's a, it's a cold virus that causes colds and you know it. in chimpanzees, it isn't a dino virus genetically modified. so that weighs injected into the body. it will express the same proteins you find on the surface of the stars coronavirus to vaccine for it will make the antibodies and stimulate the cells. the big difference, as you've already alluded to, is the pfizer vaccine must be transported at minus 70 degrees centigrade. now this can be done in advanced countries, but it's difficult, but it can be done. and even in the doing a back seat needs to be transported freezing temperatures. where is the oxford astra zeneca fact it is just that normal fridge. temperature is the way we keep most of our

and pfizer biotech, astra zeneca isn't actually looking to make a profit on its back. same as it at least not for now. so at the height of the pandemic, the company actually did say that they do not want to make a profit. and we believe that might cost of all its reach a 4 percent from a strong and up to 21st percent, to $20.00 from a pfizer. and by on take they had been some estimates recently that pfizer and by on take actually next year might make about $13000000000.00 was the c. in. and then it wants to distribute the receipt and also to poorer nations and does not want to make a profit, at least for now. but at the end of the day, i mean the stock was down about one percent, but further down the line that doesn't necessarily mean that master the neckar will not make money, was to visit his clients. and you know, i thank you very much. general motors says it will recall nearly 7000000 pickup trucks and s.u.v.s. equipped with to cata, airbag inflator is in response to a u.s. highway safety agency order 27 people have already been killed worldwide by to cause explodi

hit market so currently there are 4 vaccines in phase 3 trials right over here now is pfizer more during astra zeneca johnson and johnson now a 5th drug maker novak's they expect to begin later late stage trial in the u.s. by the end of the month now i'm a dern and pfizer ahead with the other 3 companies and are seen as the most likely to get the 1st vaccine approval plus like you mentioned earlier pfizer releases read their results from their face 3 vaccine trials saying that the vaccine was more than 90 percent effective but just when any of these. back soon might hit the market that's still very odd now and it still remains unknown i should say brand r.t. correspondent sayas avatar thank you for keeping us up to date. and the dow rose again on tuesday building on its sharp gains from the previous sessions as the big market rotation continues out of the names that thrived during the pandemic and into the stocks linked to an economic recovery however the s. and p. and nasdaq continue to struggle amid a sharp decline in major tech names so let's go ahead and take a look at what's driving markets with

that it may surpass as far as demand goes, because it differs from the other 3 vaccines by astra zeneca, pfizer, moderna, they requiring 2 doses, ultra cold storage, a couple of other hurdles to jump over waiting. you know those 2 doses, there's weeks in between the 1st dose and the 2nd. so people might be reluctant to go back for that 2nd one. maybe they forget, maybe they're unable to those ultra cold storage requirements. but the johnson and johnson one doesn't have those ultra cold storage requirements and they only have one dose. so that could affect cost. that could also affect whether or not people are willing to actually get the vaccine. so you're right, it'll be interesting to see which, you know, pending f.d.a. approval on all these vaccines once they are all out, hopefully effective. which one will actually be more popular and what they will actually get the public to use. and if you'll have the option of doing so much, like you said, johnson and johnson is only having one dose that might make it easier on the general public. and we'll see how many actually line up to get the vaccine

and the big thing about the oxford astra zeneca one, is that not trying to make a profit out of it? the pfizer going to do it one after poppy back scenes. where the oxford astra zeneca vaccine is going to be for your dose. so that means you can immunize someone . and as long as this vaccine turns out to be education say, which is looking good so far for about 8 euros per person, that's going to be the real game changer for the world. great insight there, john campbell, health analyst, and collin, the u.k. . thank you. thank you, john. let's not take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world. in the u.s. state of wisconsin, police are searching for a suspect after a mall shooting wounded several people. according to the local mayor, several people were taken to hospital, but none of the injuries are life threatening. police described the suspect as a white male. in his twenty's or thirty's. several explosions rocked the afghan capital kabul on saturday. authorities say at least 3 people were killed and over 20 wounded after a rocket propelled mortars were fired from a van.

astra zeneca one. is that not trying to make a profit out of it? the pfizer in the mid one off will pop it back? seems the oxford astra zeneca vaccine is going to be for your dose. so that means you can immunize someone. and as long as this vaccine turns out to be education say, which is looking good so far for about 8 euros per person, that's going to be the real game changer for the world. great insight bad john campbell, health analyst and collin, the u.k. . thank you. thank you, don. let's now continue in that regard. looking at some other developments in the coronavirus pandemic. donald trump jr. the eldest son of the u.s. president has tested positive for corona virus. he is the latest from family member to contract, covert 19, the president and the 1st lady recovered from their infections. in october, a large scale study at the oxford university shows that people infected with the virus are unlikely to catch it again for at least 6 months. the study involved more than $12000.00 health workers in the u.k. . officials in china say they are carrying out mass testing on 3000000 people in the n

the regular is already reviewing vaccines from astra zeneca and pfizer, all in an effort to speed up the approval process. now to a coronavirus update over the weekend, the us are past 11000000, new code 1000 cases. this comes only one week after hitting 10000000. that's an average of about 150000 last week. positive test rates and hospitalizations are up across the country, forcing states to place even more restrictions on social gatherings and even travel . the u.s. leads global cases and deaths with more than 246000 teletubbies. meanwhile, countries in europe announced more lockdowns. strict measures are being placed as covert cases continue to search, and south korea saw 3 consecutive days of triple digit cases, also forcing the country to tighten restrictions. it's being called one of the largest free trade agreements in history. over the weekend, 15 asian pacific nations sign the world's biggest free trade pact, over the weekend 15 asian pacific nations. they signed this trade park in an effort, in a way for lower tariffs or minimizing red tape. and the artes a correspondent ha

and the big thing about the oxford astra zeneca one, is that not trying to make a profit out of it? the pfizer in the mid one off. what profit? maxine's, where's the oxford astra? zeneca vaccine? is going to be for your dives. so that means you can immunize someone as long as this vaccine turns out to be education, to say, which is looking good so far, for about 8 euros per person. that's going to be the real game changer for the world. great insight that john campbell, health analyst and carlisle in the u.k. . thank you. thank you, john. take a look at some other stories making news around the world. in the u.s. state of wisconsin, police are searching for a suspect after a mall shooting wounded. several people. according to the local mayor, several people were taken to hospital, but none of the injuries of life threatening police described the suspect as a white man in his twenty's or thirty's. several explosions rocked the afghan capital kabul on saturday. authorities say at least 8 people were killed and dozens wounded. after a rocket propelled mortars were fired from 2 vehicles. several o