it's schools are vectors of transmission. it's very— schools are vectors of transmission. it's very clearss— it's very clear that children suffer much less from the coronavirus than older— much less from the coronavirus than older groups, is also worth noting that the _ older groups, is also worth noting that the vast majority of people and afferents _ that the vast majority of people and afferents groups in terms of age have _ afferents groups in terms of age have now — afferents groups in terms of age have now been vaccinated —— and age groups _ have now been vaccinated —— and age groups i_ have now been vaccinated —— and age groups. i understand people having concerns, _ groups. i understand people having concerns, but i think it's important that the _ concerns, but i think it's important that the vaccines have completely changed _ that the vaccines have completely changed the whole game here in terms of concerns— changed the whole game here in terms of concerns about outbreaks and concerns — of concerns about outbreaks and concerns around all these issues of false _ concerns around al

can pass them on to humans as we've seen with the novel coronavirus bats a believed to have been a vectorof the disease but with at least one other species is it to meet every. wet markets where wild animals are kept slaughtered sold and eaten a considered a key site of transmission of pathogens to humans the conditions are often on hygiene and many zone out it diseases have emerged in asia. strains of influenza viruses emerge there. is one example of the regional bird flu virus h 5 n. one is another it's just that and we've got sars cough to her and before it was the earlier sars virus and but so we're not sick pathogens also emerge in other regions. and. it's often areas where many people live close together. at germany's federal research institute for animal health the free trade institute scientists are studying the transmission paths of zone arctic diseases as well as such diseases themselves including ebola and covert 19 global travel plays a major role in spreading pathogens to the current pandemic holidaymakers became super spreaders last march after they got infected at the austr

wise even its international competitors vectors eppy vaca role now has remained in its elder brother's shadow even in russia few people know how it works i want to emphasize 3 major advantages of the vaccine it's because it's made from synthetic peptides 2nd it's not sensitive to virus mutations it's resistant to all known covert strains including british south african brazilian and others and 3rd you can get vaccinated unlimited times one with the yearly flu vaccinations. but the vaccine develops a 3 line defense like to enter a room you need to open a door the vaccine forms antibodies that prevent that if the fos line of defense is broken then another pool of antibodies goes into battle that stops the virus from connecting to the cell and getting inside but if this line is crossed is while the new response destroys the infected cell so this is the preferred vinyl stage of producing a vaccine basically here they are preparing a foundation for it it's protein based so the substance in this is literally called soup or wild broth it contains all the nutrients that will make this protein

case of an emergency evacuation and luckily it has never been used for its purpose we are at the vector research institute met here with armed guards barbed wire and the no fly zone above us inviting journalists is worlds apart from common practice here but they're eager to show and talk about how with their jab corona is made so this machine is where the work on the vaccine begins basically an inactivated virus from the red zone from the dirty zone is brought here and this machine it separates the r.n.a. from the rest of the virus it isolates it and from here the r.n.a. is being passed on for further study and work russia boasts 3 different covert 1000 vaccines sputnik v. is already a brand eclipsing p.r. wise even its international competitors vectors eppy vaca role now has remained in its elder brother's shadow even in russia few people know how it works or what we do but i want to emphasize 3 major advantages of the vaccine it's because it's made from synthetic peptides 2nd it's not sensitive to virus mutations it's resistant to all known covert strains including british south afric

nationstates will come up with new vectors of attack. they will come up with a new one tomorrow, i day after and the other way to protect ourselves is to know what does vectors are so that we can respond. rep. garbarino: mr. smith, and -- can you help us understand? the investigation found no indication systems at microsoft were used to protect others. what exactly are you saying here? can you help us understand what data did not happen. in your testimony on tuesday you mentioned some accounts work compromised through simple password guesses. our the other accounts compromise? mr. smith: what that statement says is three things. our systems were secure and were not penetrated in any way, that we had no customer data touched in any way, and that we found no evidence that any of our services or products were used as a vector of attack to launch an attack against anyone else. what we did find in certain instances was once in the intruder was inside a network of say a customer, a federal agency , one of the things it was able to do was get a

it is to refresh my memory, vector that is used in this platform is a virus in which the stars spike protein dna was inserted. and non- replication confidence harmless virus is injected into the muscle of an individual in the dna been which then essentially codes for the spike protein the body makes in response. that is a fundamental mechanism of this platform. next slide. and so the data, we are talking about the phase three trial involving more than 32000 is offense who are 18 years of age or older and it was that any sites, mostly in the united states but also a small amount in chile than in peru. with a two - one fragment and him and rented the modernization of placebo. in the demographic distribution is shown here are and 79 percent white and 22 percent hispanic any percent black african-american and 4 percent native american including american indians and native alaskans residing in the united states and 4 percent asian. 20 percent was 65 years or older and city percent had morbidities associated with an increased risk of oppression a severe covid-19 such as diabetes severe obe

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just to refresh your memory, the vector that is used in this platform is the virus in which the covid spike protein was inserted. that non-replication harmless virus is injected into the muscle of an individual. the dna then codes rna that then essentially codes for the spike protein that the body makes the immune response against. that is the fundamental mechanism of this platform. next slide. so, the data. we are talking about a phase three trial involving 32,000 participants who are 18 years of age and older at 88 sites, mostly in the united states but a small amount in chilly in peru with a 2-1 randomization of vaccine placebo. the demographic distribution is shown here, around 79% white. 22% hispanic. 8% black african-american. 4% native americans including native alaskans residing in the united states. 20% were 65 years of age or older. and 60% had co-morbidities associated with an increased risk for progression of severe covid-19 such as diabetes, severe obesity or cardiac disease. this is important to get that many people well who have comorbidities. so right at the efficacy d

people to the border so they can move people into the country faster, i think it does open up a new vector saying i run has been known to retaliate for the january 2020 u.s. drone strike on the assassinated that could force general soleimani we don't know who that iranians were and caught in arizona but these are the people who have been caught, we don't know who got away. >> it's more likely that the economic immigrants but the player point, we seen this and last 15 years or so because we did a good job securing our border if you want to do a terrorist attack in the united states are much better off trying to recruit somebody inside the united states to do that and increasingly we crackdown on that, this is why if you're really serious about getting nobody here the biden administration is opened up an open door to do this, put them into a flow of six, seven, 8000 people per day 100,000 people per month he just wants company to walk into the country that's how you dolo it once you get hee you have a place to live in everything else but the lost in the mass that the biden administration is

they went across other supply-chain vectors. this is a long-term operation that demonstrates the challenge of private sector companies, whether security companies or the companies they contract with, have in defending. we are talking about people with unlimited resources virtually, unlimited capabilities in capital to do it. defending this is very difficult. this highlights the need for not just being one company defending yourself, but trying to work across indeces -- across industries to better defend itself and help the government which has been seriously taken advantage of, or defend itself. host: how do we know definitively that this is connected to the russians? guest: early on in this attack, the federal government and members of congress came out saying, perhaps the head of the executive branch, that it was the russians. we have clear indications from the white house that this was the russians. that has been made clear. we never doubted it. still, there are only so many that have the ability to scale the way this effort

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transmission of pathogens can occur directly from animal to human or via intermediate species known as vectorsin epidemiology it's estimated that 60 percent of diseases in humans are not sick have jumped to us from animals including ebola sols mers 2 that causes 19. viruses invade cells in their hosts whether animals or humans and then replicate producing lots more virus particles. the cells often die as a result the virus spreads in the host body and hosts can infect up as many viruses don't actually make you sick others of course do cases can range from miles to severe and even faithful as with 19 viruses also mutate and adapt. all the time and at high speed. a study from 2012 found that just 130 an arctic diseases kill 2200000 people a year and that has to do with human actions the way we live. as humans invade animal habitat such as virgin forests they wreak havoc clearing the lands to make way for fields and settlements. one study estimates this raises the risk of 0 in arctic diseases by more than 70 percent that's because such interventions tend to displace species that can carry pathoge

and i'm still learning vector 2.h hill. >> how do you get to vector 4, also $350 million raises. by the way, when this comes to spacs, remember it's ten bucks, you potentially don't have the down side, jim, so that's just the issuing offering of the spac and a lot of people line up for it, although these days my understanding is when you're putting in for, you know, you usually put in for a lot more than you think you will get hit, but a lot of people are getting everything they're asking for, which is not a good sign. >> carl, there's got to be a day where they can't do a spac, where we're spac'd up. when are we going to be spac'd up >> i mean we've already matched all of last year, in terms of volume, in three months. so that, i don't know, we'll see. i mean kostin has said outloud, not sustainable but he has not said when it will stop being sustainable. >> he is so prolific he has a piece out today. >> i said that this morning. how do they churn out so much stuff? 100-page report on all of the new screens today, w

. >> johnson y johnson nos dijo que nuestra vacuna inyecciÓn Única utiliza un vector de adenovirus laes, desde hace aÑos. que se han utilizado en investigaciones. pero actualmente son clones lo que se hacen. >> la conferencia de obispos dijo que si permiten el uso de la vacuna pero si la persona tiene la capacidad elegir una vacuna serÁ elegir entre las vacunas creadas por pfizer o moderna. el vaticano asegurÓ que es moralmente aceptable para los catÓlicos romanosrecibir cualquier vacuna de covid 19, incluso una basada en investigaciones que originalmente usaban cÉlulas de fetos abortados. los expertos dicen que las personas no deberÍan estar eligiendo entre una vacuna o la otra. simplemente tiene que hacer uso de la que le ofrezcan. hablamos de la necesidad sanitaria y que las tres estÁn calificadas. patricia: la cÁmara de representantes no sesionÓ hoy. la policÍa se preparÓ y la huelga nacional reforzÓ la seguridad tras informes de inteligencia que advertÍan de un posible asalto al congreso. toda raÍz de una teorÍa de conspiraciÓn. segÚn el cual trump asumirÍa de nuevo la presidenci

for the discussion over the next couple minutes, we're going to be looking at the vector that is used by astrazeneca which ned revealed the results of their phase three trial. next slide. just to refresh your memory, the vector that is used in this platform is a virus in which the sars protein dna was inserted. that nonreplication competent harmless virus is injected into the muscle of an individual that the dna codes for rna which then essentially codes for the spike protein which the body makes the response against. that is the fundamental mechanism of this platform. next slide. and so the data, we're talking about the phase three trial involving more than 32,000 participants who are 18 years of age or older and it was at 88 site, mostly in the united states but also a small amount in chile and peru with a 2-1 randomization of vaccine to placebo. the demographic distribution is shown here around 79% white, 22% hispanics, 8% black, african-american and 7% native-americans including american andiaindians and 4% as. 20% were 65 years of age or older and 60% had morbidities associated w

it was a gross vector. but -- growth vector.ld have never anticipated that the delivery business would get to the $50 billion run rates we are talking about now. just three and half years later. and i think that is as big as the uber ride businesswise, so he essentially built another uber. also, benefiting from the pandemic and the onrush of commerce to the home, we have been one of the beneficiaries. we have executed really well behind that. so i think the result of all of this is a bigger uber, a more diversified uber, and about going to places and getting anything going to your home being a bigger part of your life. it has caused us to sell or merge some of the pieces of the business that we consider non-core, partially because the delivery opportunity is so big, so we wanted to focus on making sure we deliver the promised air. we still have a long way to go. emily: you still have equity stakes in aurora, lime, in joby, and a $30 billion investment portfolio. i wonder what the strategy is there. is uber a vc now? dara: not a

many people said oh, viruses are not an effective weapons vector. is a critic of china's handling of the pandemic and says that evidence suggested that covid originated from an accidental lab breach. senator, thanks very much for being here. you have been sounded this alarm for some time. secretary of stated, the former secretary of state mike pompeo has been sounding the alarm on specifics that he has not been able to shed a light on. david asher was part of the team. what did you think of what he had to say? >> i think it's very interesting. i think it sheds light on this world health organization report that even the biden administration and our allies say is a little more than whitewashing chinese culpability. the world health organization and the director is very friendly with china. all the evidence that we have points to the laboratories in wuhan. not some open air food market in which more than half of the original cases didn't even have any contact with. if you look at what china has done and destroying the early evidence about the origins

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vetting so if you're a foreign power and you want to get lost in the masses this is a better attack vectoreople, they're not trained to screen the border when they say were sending more people to the border they're not sending people to stop the crisis there sending people to the borders of they can move people into the country faster so i think it does open up a new factor for siri to mention secured concerns. elizabeth: we heard you say tehran has been known to retaliate for the january 2020 u.s. drone strike in the assassination of the revolutionary guard that could force general soleimani we don't know who those iranians were and they were cotton, these are the people that have been caught we don't know who got away. >> is more likely the economic immigrants, we seen those last 15 years or so we did a better job securing our border in a terrorist attack in the united states are much better off recruiting 70 inside the united states to do that and increasingly we crackdown on that, if you're really serious about getting 70 here, the biden administration has opened up an open door to get

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nationstates will come up with new vectors of attack. they will come up with a new one tomorrow, i day after and the other way to protect ourselves is to know what does vectors are so that we can respond. rep. garbarino: mr. smith, and -- can you help us understand? the investigation found no indication systems at microsoft were used to protect others. what exactly are you saying here? can you help us understand what data did not happen. in your testimony on tuesday you mentioned some accounts work compromised through simple password guesses. our the other accounts compromise? mr. smith: what that statement says is three things. our systems were secure and were not penetrated in any way, that we had no customer data touched in any way, and that we found no evidence that any of our services or products were used as a vector of attack to launch an attack against anyone else. what we did find in certain instances was once in the intruder was inside a network of say a customer, a federal agency , one of the things it was able to do was get a

but we know that's for sure it's slowly vaccinated person still has to be looked at as a potential vectors that this infectious disease spreading it to somebody else was not vaccinating and let's not forget too that if you don't have a mask your with people who you don't know who may be infected may be asymptomatic be inspecting or irresponsibly symptomatic of the doubt. they could still just distribute the virus to you they can in second with that virus. and while it's highly unlikely you would get sick, it's still possible. so caution remains the name of the game right now. >>doctor i know a lot of people are getting antsy about travel at least that's one of the things i keep hearing from people when can we feel good about traveling again. your best guess on that. >>well the cdc was really interesting in their announcement today the center no update this point on travel. so the same guidelines existing for a long time now still exists in terms of the cdc recommendations today. concern unity or you're going to be looking at that question about travel very carefully and i wouldn't be surpr

also as i mentioned, in a previous briefing, when we discussed j&j, the j&j vector has considerable experience with ebola in africa in individuals who are pregnant and/or lactating payment on the final slide, excuse me, the adolescents and children, the age range that is currently authorized for the stars covid vaccination, as you well know, is 18 and older fort moderna, 16 for pfizer, and 18 for j&j. there are back teen safety and it is the studies and children that are ongoing and/or planned. for example, pfizer biontech is studying persons ages 12-15 is fully enrolled as is the study from a dharna in individuals 12-17. -- from moderna. this led me to tell you last time that we would note likely by the beginning of the fall whether or not we can, and i believe we will be able to vaccinate children of high school age. there are also trials and younger children referred to as the moderna kid cove study. as i mentioned, previously, j&j is also planning studies in pediatrics. next slide. on this last slide, just a couple of other considerations. people with hiv, questions we get asked all the ti

sporty you know the vaccine so i think that only a tin of viruses are quite the one they use as a vector quite safe there's no problem about that and already approved millions are given in england so there is no difference between other peoples and in england so i don't think there's any problem i think they have other problems that's the that's the many shoes. they're looking to. thank so much for joining us professor professor palming roy from the funder school of hygiene and tropical medicine thank you. today marks a year since the world health organization declared a coded 19 pandemic the 1st coronavirus cases appeared in the chinese city of will one officials there identified a seafood market as the source of the outbreak the virus quickly spread across the world if you would becoming the new epicenter lockdowns of border closures didn't stop it moving and before long almost every part of the world was affected. so how are countries around the world coping yeah well we asked our correspondents in israel south africa and india one year on israel is one of the leading nations when it