Progressives once at that, pushing people to go ahead to vote in georgia, become temporary residents and then leech. That is against the law. You cant do that there. Well find out how widespread that is. The read from the secretary of state says it is more widespread as you know, but none of this was going on in the big election a month ago. Jackie deangelis following all the biotech news and remedy news and vaccine news and how soon do we see it news. Jackie. Reporter good afternoon, neil. Things are moving quickly indeed. Pfizer biontech filing for covid19 vaccine approval in europe. Boris johnson is talking about administering the vaccine in the uk in a matter of days. This morning the fdas stephen hahn at the white house, the white house is concerned that the fda might not be moving fast enough. President trump tweeting yesterday, moderna now applying for emergency vaccine approval. Usfda must act quickly. The next steps are these. Fda outside advisors will meet on december 10th, n
Thanks very much for joining us and my guests here in the studio in the burlington are professor Susanna Schreiber from the german Ethics Council, who says, in theory, we know how best to distribute limited supplies of the vaccine. The real challenge is putting these ideas into practice. Also with us is yunior fischer, a former doctor, now a journalist and she believes the vaccine is a ray of hope. But tough times she says, still lie ahead for all of us, and a very warm welcome to try to be as quote, professor for Public Health at the d. B. Ology of Berlin Charity hospital. Who argues that the news of an effective vaccine is good. But it shouldnt distract from the many problems posed by the pandemic. Thank you all 3 for being here. I would like to begin with you. Theres so much to talk about. Some people are talking about a shimmer of hope. Light, the end of the tunnel. I saw though one commentator saying, we find ourselves in the midst of an all to him of resignation. Stuff. Is it too
Make up your own mind. W. Made for mines more state money for auto makers and a meeting rooms executives of the countrys big Car Manufacturers. The german chancellor promises another 3000000000 euros to speed up the transition to electronic mobility also coming up after 2 fatal crashes. Boeing, 737. 00 max airliner has been grounded for over a year. Now. Its set to fly on for school. Welcome to the program. Jim carmakers will get more money from the states in a meeting with top executives, german, chancellor, and go national promised manufacturers, another 3000000000. 00 euros in state aid, parts of which would go into incentives. The sector is battling with plummeting. Sales depend make the prospect of higher emission standards and an accelerating shift towards electric mobility, particularly the latter has been a challenge for german car makers who have long bets on traditional engines, albeit more efficient ones. When it comes to charging stations per 100000. 00, drivers in europe,
Welcome to the program. German carmakers will get more money from the states in a meeting with top executives of the industry. German chancellor Angela Merkel promised companies another 3000000000 euros in state aid. The sector is grappling with plummeting sales in the pandemic. The prospect of Higher Mission standards and accelerating shifts towards electric mobility. The incentives include 1000000000. 00 euros to extend a 2 a 2025, a consumer rebate rebate for buying electric cars that had been planted and next year another 1000000000 euros will be used for a scrapping program for older trucks. And the government will also established a 1000000000 euro fund to finance innovation and transformation and germanys leading export industry. Now the Automotive Industry also wants more support for charging stations to make driving in the car. More convenient, right now when it comes to talking stations 400000, drivers in europe, germany is and 3rd place still far behind nations such as norwa
But when and who will profit onto the points we ask vaccine against coded 19. And demick under control or thanks very much for joining us and my guests here in the studio in the burlington are professor Susanna Schreiber from the german Ethics Council, who says, in theory, we know how best to distribute limited supplies of the vaccine. The real challenge is putting these ideas into practice. Also with us is yunior fischer, former doctor now a journalist and author. She believes the vaccine is a ray of hope, but tough times she says, still lie ahead for all of us and a very warm welcome to try to be as quote, professor for Public Health and happy to be ology of Berlin Charity hospital. Who argues that the news of an effective vaccine is good, but it shouldnt distract from the many problems posed by the pandemic. Thank you all 3 for being here. I would like to begin with you. Theres so much to talk about. Some people are talking about a shimmer of hope, light, the end of the tunnel. I sa