Also. Coronavirus changes the way you millions of people work one Swedish Company hopes monkley driven vehicles can make Truck Driving a stock a time job. They began this this half hour with a global plea from World Leaders calling for a covert 1000. 00 vaccine to be distributed free of charge to all countries and an open letter more than 140. 00 current and former leaders Nobel Laureates and academics call for the global sharing of data and technologies related to this virus and that when a virus is developed its distributed equally and according to need a comes as French Pharmaceutical Company says that it would give the u. S. Preference to buy the vaccine because it was the 1st to fund the research but the french government says that that is an acceptable organization has warned the virus may never be wiped out that says without a vaccine it could take years for people to build immunity. This wire is may become just another in demi virus in our communities and this virus may never g
Discovered that should be made and free it to be produced at scale to be made available to the billions of people worldwide who will need it at no cost for the Greater Global Public good specifically it says we cannot afford for monopolies for crude competition and nearsighted nationalism to stand in the way now as we speak of course the race for a vaccine is hotly underway there are more than 100. 00 Clinical Trials taking place all over the world many of them in europe in the United States at different stages of progress the most advanced one the biggest one is taking place here in the u. K. At Oxford University and the best guess that theyre able to come up with there is that they may if theyre lucky have a vaccine within months but that staling it up for global use could take a lot longer well into or even beyond next year. There has been criticism in france after a Pharmaceutical Company sanofi said it would give the us preference to buy a vaccine because it was the 1st to fund th
To jesse helmses. He has to break away from those people. Thank god its friday. But the close of a highstakes week in washington only brings a weekend of fresh challenges for the president and his administration. In geneva, secretary of state john kerry said today that he and his russian counterpart are working hard to find Common Ground and talks to rid syria of chemical weapons will continue saturday and in new york later this month. On sunday, the president will sit down for a rare sunday show appearance where he will no doubt confront questions on his leadership as he faces bipartisan criticism on the handling of syria. And a fall calendar chock full of congressional battles. At a meeting this afternoon, the president said he hopes for the success of the geneva talks, but that any deal must have serious enforcement. I shared with the amir my hope that the negotiations currently taking place between secretary of state kerry and foreign minister lavrov in geneva bear fruit. But i rep