Just. Donald trump and joe biden make a last minute bid for votes on the eve of the election with a special focus on the rust belt. Gunman stormed Kabul University shooting students in their classrooms and as they fled in an attack which left at least 22. 00 people dead. And also coming up on the program the International Space station marks 20 years of pardon and human presence. During your. Welcome to the program well weve been following breaking news story for the last hour also coming to us from austria but he have said that several people have been killed in an attack in the center of the capital vienna. Well gunshots were heard in the city center in what the interior minister referred to as a terror attack thats how its been categorized at the moment he said that the incident is thought to have been committed by several people so more than one attacker involved one has been killed and more attackers potentially on the run so this is still a life situation that continues to unfold
The ceo of sanofi says they are ready to produce a billion doses of its vaccine available next year. Making a vax on on a platform year in and year out. We are doing it in partnership and other Global Companies defend or delay the u. S. Government gets an ultimative President Trump says safety is his main concern they are working to see if they can make a deal if they make a deal, theyll need to bring it to me safety is the predominant factor a warm welcome to street signs. Lets look into the final markets. It is a mixed picture. The ftse 100 up a little higher. Yesterday, we did see that uk benchmark underperform falling 1. 3 overall the stoxx 600 fell by about 1 wall street plunged to the close on wednesday a bit of a catch up trade on wednesday to put these resent moves into context youve got the stoxx 600 trading slightly higher on the week. Down 3. 5 . On pace to win a resent win streak it has been a strong period on pace to break a twoday win streak looking at the process, weve s
Of 1 ow by only 1 10 versus the u. S. Dollar, but nevertheless it seems to be a logical move for the markets. In terms of what we have got coming up, we will be talking about whats happening in the race to find a vaccine. We will be joining by the ceo of novavax. With the United States getting done earlier on. This stock has been on an absolute tear this year, today really adding on to that as well. We will get that take on the progress thats being made and what the money is going to be used for and in terms of where he is relative to his peer group in the race for the vaccine, the many vaccines that we will ultimately end up needing if we are not going to do more damage to the global economy. The European Commission is out with its assessment of the european economy earlier on, warning that the coronavirus Economic Contraction will be bigger than anticipated earlier and the recovery will take longer than previously estimated, forecasting a 3. 7 drop in growth this year. Joining us fro
Days when that meant something and it really mattered. We respected people who hold these types of positions. We look forward to hearing from him tonight. Leavingink without even the stage, i will get the first panel underway so that we can start this. Professor, illege would say, get your notepads out. We will start with our first invite thei want to panelists to come up to the stage. Tim sale from the university of to chair theing panel and lead the discussion. , who has beento in the news quite a bit. Meghan osullivan, the kirkpatrick professor at the Kennedy School at harvard, an expert on north america, among other things, and one of the officials of the trilateral commission. Peter feaver, welcome back to the hilltop. He is a professor at duke and director of the grant staff Strategy Program and former white house official in the Bush Administration. If you would not mind joining me and giving a big round of welcome for our panelists. Tim . [applause] tim thank you. It is a pleas
Americans still missing. Since moved into a new role as Research Historian where he spent the majority of his time helping family members discover their loved ones world war ii stories throughout our services. Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome james dausey. [applause] thank you, pete. It is a great honor to be a part of this incredible conference. It is my third of these and a great delight to moderate a panel with such esteemed unfamiliar speakers. Twoink you know our speakers very well. I will keep the introductions brief for both of them. First, going in the order of presentation first, james , holland. Historian, writer, and broadcaster. We have seen him on countless tv shows and documentaries. Hes led many of our tours here at the museum. There are too many books i would take 10 minutes going through all of his books. Just to mention a few of them italys sorrow, a year of war, 194445, fortress malta, the battle of britain. Hes working through a threevolume new history of the Se