robert murphy with the institute for global health at northwestern university's school of medicine dr murphy we appreciate your time and your insights tonight thank you. be optimistic about things are going to be really helpful to her i will try thank you. well then when the european medicines agency gives its approval to a 19 vaccine at the commission must also give the vaccine the green light a formality and one expects that to take place at whitening speed the president of the european commission says 5000000000 doses have already been secured for the european union at the moment being the member states are working on the vaccination plans and on the logistics front of to try month of tens of millions of doses of vaccine because just to say that it's not the vaccine that is important vaccinations are important so if everything goes well the 1st european citizens might already be faxing natick before the end of december. there are some positive thinking right there for you let's take a story now to our brussels correspondent barbara very good evening to you barbara or so if underlyi

robert murphy. he's executive director of the institute for global health at northwestern university's school of medicine and murphy. it's good to have you on the program with there's a lot of excitement with these vaccines and we know that they will be approved. we're hoping they'll be approved soon. how quickly though, can people be vaccinated? well, there will be approved as early as the pfizer actually may be approved as early as december 10th. and they have stated publicly that they are ready to distribute immediately after that. they've located a storage facility which is very challenging for their vaccine because it has to be kept at minus $94.00 degrees fahrenheit. that's minus $7070.00 celsius. that storage facility is conveniently located right outside of the city of chicago. so for us, it'll be ok, but movie that iran is going to be a challenge and we need the vaccination is a great thing. but isn't the united states missing a strategy in dealing with the coded 19 pandemic? i mean, when w

robert murphy. he's executive director of the institute for global health at northwestern university's school of medicine and murphy. it's good to have you on the program with there's a lot of excitement with these vaccines and we know that they will be approved. we're hoping they'll be approved soon. how quickly though, can people be vaccinated? well, there will be approved as early as the pfizer vaccine may be approved as early as december 10th. and they have stated publicly that they are ready to distribute immediately after that. they've located a storage facility which is very challenging for their vaccine because it has to be kept at minus $94.00 degrees fahrenheit. that's minus $7070.00 celsius, that the storage facility is conveniently located right outside of the city of chicago. so for us, it'll be ok, but movies that iran's going to be a challenge. and we know the vaccination is a great thing, but isn't the united states missing a strategy in dealing with the coded 19 pandemic? i mean, wh

robert murphy with the institute for global health at northwestern university's school of medicine, dr. murphy, we appreciate your time and your insights tonight. thank you. be optimistic about things are going to be really helpful there. i will try. thank you. well then when the european medicines agency gives its approval to a 1000 vaccine of the european commission must also give the vaccine the green light, a formality. and one expects that to take place at whitening speed. the president of the european commission says 5000000000 doses have already been secured for the european union. at the moment being the member states are working on the vaccination plans and on the logistics for the deployment of tens of millions of doses of vaccine. because just to say that it's not the vaccine, that is important, vaccinations are enforced. and so, if everything goes well to the 1st european citizens, my 8 already the facts seem a tick before the end of december. there are some positive thinking right there for you. let's take the story down to our brussels correspondent barbara. very mean to

robert murphy with the institute for global health at northwestern university's school of medicine dr murphy we appreciate your time and your insights tonight thank you. be optimistic about things are going to be really helpful or i will try thank you. well then when the european medicines agency gives its approval to a good 19 vaccine in the year a p n commission must also give the vaccine the green light a formality and one expects that to take place at whitening speed the president of the european commission says 5000000000 doses have already been secured for the european union at the moment being the member states are working on the vaccination plans and on the logistics for them to try months of tens of millions of doses of vaccine because just to say that it's not the vaccine that is important that vaccinations are enforced and so if everything goes well to the 1st european citizens my 8 already the facts in natick before the end of december. there are some positive thinking right there for us take the story out to our brussels correspondent barbara very good evening to you barb

ainsley: here with the latest is the man leading the investigation, special agent in charge robert murphyainsley. ainsley: good morning. agent murphy this dates back to 2018. how did you find out and what did you learn? >> actually started in 2017. it was brought to our attention the dea's attention in 2018 by local orange county north carolina sheriff's office. they started an investigation and they realized this is much bigger than they thought it was. and they contacted us. and at first i will be honest, i was a little hesitant. i didn't think it was quite what dea wanted to get involved. in i was surely wrong. i started looking into it and realized we had a major drug that which ties directly to a exin can drug cartel and an individual associated with that in california. >> crution drugs and quantities was shocking to us, ainsley how fast and big this organization was growing. over 200 kilograms of cocaine was being ships from california to north carolina over 1,000 pounds of marijuana. steroids, ecstasy, mollie, lsd they were districting up a of it being shipped from vehicles from ca

robert hall, bbc news, jersey. the championjockey, oisin murphyve for cocaine. in an exclusive interview with the bbc, he admits that his reputation has been damaged. he's serving a three—month ban, and says investigators have accepted that he hadn't taken the drug. he's been speaking to our senior sports news reporter, laura scott. i have no self—pity. i made a mistake and i've got to live with the consequences. this is the champion flat jockey oisin murphy, winner of this year's 2000 guineas. kameko, the far side of him, going through to lead late on, kameko has won! but he has been hit with a three month ban for cocaine. he maintains he never took the drug and told me how he believes it got into his system. i became aware of a situation where cocaine was present in my environment. and i saw it there, and i didn't remove myself from that situation immediately. and when you sign for yourjockeys license every year, you have got to abide by the rules. and that was my error. it is very hard to pinpoint exactly how it was transmitted but it was, and