Once injected, it triggers an immune response, teaching the body to recognize and fight a future infection. Oxfords adrian hill says if it works, this vaccine has another important benefit. This is not a hugely difficult vaccine it make. Large scale is feasible, we believe. Reporter a different study showed rhesus macaque monkeys and humans have about 93 of their d. N. A. In common, but researchers wont be celebrating until theres a vaccine thats safe and effect 95 humans. Norah. Odonnell dr. Jon lapook, thank you. This sunday on 60 minutes, rick bright, the former top government scientist who was removed from his position at barda, the Biomedical Advance Research and development authority, says the Trump Administration was slow to respond to the coronavirus threat earlier this year. In your complaint, you said that secretary azar was intent on downplaying this catastrophic threat. Why would he do that . I dont know why he would do that. Odonnell President Trump was also downplaying th
Restrictions. Racing to a cure, why researchers say new experiments using monkeys could be the key to stopping the virus. Ulw 911 call could new evidence in the alleged murder of Ahmaud Arbery have a big impact on the case . Oprahs inspiring address what will your essential service be . Odonnell hear the advice she gave 2020 graduates. And its friday. On the road with Steve Hartman. Schools may be closed, but with a little ingenuity, the graduations go on. This is the cbs evening news with norah odonnell, reporting from the nations capital. Odonnell good evening, and thank you for joining us. As we come on the air tonight, more than twothirds of states have now significantly loosened stayathome restrictions, with some even planning to reopen beaches by next week, just in time for memorial day. That prompted the president today to declare were back. At a white house event for what hes calling operation warp speed, the president told reporters there are now 14 possible vaccines showing p
Linda Rude, 76, of Fergus Falls, died Friday, February 9, 2024, at her home under the care of hospice, surrounded by her loving family. Linda Helen Shaul was born June 26, 1947 to Glenn and Jean (Keipp) Shaul in Fergus Falls. She graduated from Fergus Falls High School in 1965 and then attended two years of junior college. On November 2, 1968, Linda married Daryl Rude at Sarpsborg Church near Dalton, MN. They were married for 55 years. Linda spent time working for the city of Moorhead, MN, Charles Ambuel Tax Agency, Norby’s in Detroit Lakes, as a CNA in home healthcare, and InVision Eyecare in Fergus Falls. Through her working years, her greatest aspiration was to care for her family and friends with great devotion. She enjoyed bird watching, reading, finding new recipe ideas, observing wildlife, time at the lake, time with friends, and most of all, spending time with her children and grandchildren. Her kind heart and beautiful smile enriched our lives. Preceding her in death were he