Abramowicz. Tom bloomberg radio, bloomberg television. Good morning. Bloomberg surveillance. Jon took me off the ledge over tonight. Tsarsenal for and then sunday evening, a bombshell from the New York Times. Jonathan i never thought we would start an hour with english football, but we seem to do that now. I dont want this to be the story, but lets talk about whether it is real or not. I understand it is an important story. I understand it is sensitive for many people in america. But far too often, there has been a highlight reel of news anchors sitting there saying the word bombshell, and it has done nothing for the polling of the president of the United States. Are you convinced this will . Tom not at all, and Kevin Cirilli making clear it wouldnt have an effect on the very few, if any, undecided. The comment from the New York Times that there would be comments to come. In the markets, up, up. If we keep talking, we will be up 50 points on spx. Right now we are up 44 points. Jonathan
As of this morning, there were over 27 million confirmed cases covid19, and over 800,000 deaths. Have 6. 3 million confirmed cases and we are approaching 190,000 deaths. We have seen significant economic disruption to businesses and families and normal daytoday activities have been vastly altered. Leading experts have said we need a vaccine to return to normal. Which is why the topic of todays discussion is so critical. We will also discuss the lessons we are learning and developing a learning now in developing a covid19 vaccine, and the implications for future Vaccine Development. We have a short amount of time and a number of really terrific speakers. So why dont we go ahead and get started . Mark, why dont we begin with you. We have all heard about vaccines under development from pfizer, astrazeneca and the university of oxford, all of which are phasing phase three Clinical Trials. You have been working to develop a process to fasttrack safe and effective vaccines. Can you tell us w
Experts talked about the latest research into the development of a Coronavirus Vaccine, as well as safety concerns and the need for global participation. As of this morning, there were over 27 million global confirmed cases of covid19, and 892,000 deaths. Point 3. S. We have six million confirmed cases and we are approaching 190 thousand deaths. We have seen significant economic disruption to businesses and families, and normal daytoday activities have been vastly altered. Leadingexperts experts have said we need a vaccine, which is why the topic is so critical. We will also discuss the lessons that we are learning now in developing a covid19 vaccine, and the implications for if used future Vaccine Development. We have a short amount of time and a number of really terrific speakers, so why do we not get started . Mark, why dont we begin with you. About vaccines under development from pfizer, astrazeneca, in partnership with the university of oxford, all of which are in phase three Clin
Hopkins vaccine initiative. Also joining us is dr. Mike levine. He is at the university of Maryland School of medicine and the founder for the center of Vaccine Development. Dr. Powell off it, the director of the Vaccine Education Center at Childrens Hospital of philadelphia and professor of pediatrics at the university of Pennsylvania School of medicine. And Wilson Rooney the managing director of tr gp investment partners. You can ask our panelist questions using the q a feature and i am excited to get things started. Esther, i will turn it over to you. Thank you so much. Welcome and good afternoon to everyone. We have a terrific panel today. With leading experts to discuss the challenges related to Vaccine Development and the implication of the race to develop a covid19 vaccine or multiple vaccines. As of this morning, there were over 27 million confirmed cases of 2019 and ate her thousand deaths. In the u. S. , we have six point 3 million confirmed cases. We are approaching 190,000
Generations, if they suffer from this covid 19, the symptoms are not so bad, but thats not true. Many patients in the hospitals are in their 40s and 50s. Here in the uk, the policy of social distancing will be needed until at least the end of the year, according to the chief medical officer. President trump says its been encouraging to see some us states start to reopen. Hes told the White House Briefing that america has flattened the curve but does not want to see another rebound of the illness. The United States has seen a6,000 deaths. The start of his briefing saw journalists asking mr trump about an interview in the Washington Post with the director of the us centers for Disease Control and prevention, robert redfield. He was quoted that the second wave of coronavirus in the autumn could be worse. But mr trump said that if the virus returns, it will not be like the current outbreak. If it does, its not going to come back on anything near what we went through. But you could have a m