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That could be seen even 5000 miles away in this yorkshire factory dependent on components shipped in in the centre of the outbreak. we have been able to find alternatives for the materials but because we need them quickly now, then there are price implications and some of that has been as much as three times the original cost. there has been major disruption, likely to delay recovery in our world economy. president act ii appeared in beijing ina president act ii appeared in beijing in a protecti...

For key parts manufactured in china are broken, with many global businesses seeking alternatives, for example in vietnam. the already weak chinese economy is expected to see the slowest three months in over a decade, possibly a contraction, and in turn that could see the same for the entire world economy, an immediate global hit worth over £200 million. worth over £200 billion. the expectation — that this will be made up over the rest of the year when, or if, things get back to normal. that ...

Time the economy is slowing. the actual economic impact will depend on the global health impact. what we do know is the virus and measures to contain it, have led to many factories remaining closed today that should have reopened by now. slowing chinese demand for luxury goods and crude oil, as well as reduced chinese tourism abroad, and some supply chains with key parts manufactured in china are broken, with many businesses seeking alternatives, for example in vietnam. the already weak chinese ...

Hanging out with his friends. they had just finished eating a pizza ordered from the local pizza parlor when -- >> i hear this helicopter circling. mind you, im like not really a nosy kid, but i like, well, whats up? whats going on with my neighborhood? so peek outside. i dont see anything. >> so wesley walked outside. >> and i legitimately see a dude in the helicopter pointing at me or pointing towards me. what the hells going on? all right. go inside. yo. hey, guys, theres this helicopter outs...

Can tell us how you even start creating a vaccine. absolutely, to live. what you are looking at here is the actual dna sequence from the outbreak in china. we received this virus sequence when the authorities put it on line, we downloaded it, we started working on it immediately and essentially overnight, we started working on it immediately. and essentially overnight we designed the vaccine that you can see here. the next step then is to put that into manufacture. so, lets go and have a look at...

Will be entering into human clinical trials by early summer. that timeline is absolutely unprecedented in vaccine development. scientists here are already developing a vaccine for another coronavirus called middle east respiratory syndrome. theyre using the same dna technology for this new virus from china, too. swirling around in these fermenters is a very musty—smelling solution of bacteria from which the main ingredient for this vaccine, a string of dna which its hoped will trigger a strong...

So, here we are, tulip in the plasma manufacturing lab. so what you can see here is that we have taken the dna medicine, the plasma, and now we have added it to bacteria and the incubators in the back, you can see the bacteria growing. and also in these flasks you can see on the benchtop here. its a very musty smell. very smelly — you do get used to it after a while. so the next stage will be to purify the dna from the bacteria, that will give us a pure product which then can be used for precl...

So this is doctor k broderick, hello, kate. she has research and development here at inovio pharmaceuticals. you development here at inovio you can tell us about how you even start creating a vaccine? how does it work? what you are looking at here is the actual dna sequence of the virus from the outbreak in china. we received this virus sequence when the chinese authorities put it online. we downloaded it. we started working on it immediately. essentially overnight we designed the vaccine that y...

And essentially overnight we designed the vaccine that you can see here. the next step then is to put that into manufacture. so, lets go and have a look at that now. great. so, here we are, tulip in the plasma manufacturing lab. so what you can see here is that we have taken the dna medicine, the plasma, and now we have added it to bacteria and the incubators in the back, you can see the bacteria growing. and also in these flasks you can see on the benchtop here. its a very musty smell. very sme...

The mice, the mould. being broken into. theyve been there about, i would say about three weeks. these are bending because, the building is, because its not structurally safe. if you bothered to come round and actually speak to residents or go to speak to people in bradcock, you would understand what they know. you cannot turn round and say to me... having been elected locally for 18 years, i certainly have been round marsh drive and graham park estate, more, more than you have. more than you hav...