i know the advisory committee plans to meet again on this. any idea how soon? >> reporter: david, this group's next meeting is scheduled for may 5th. but they're hoping to meet again in a week or so. there was a lot of concern about making a decision without all the proper information. they're also still watching about 3 million americans who have recently gotten the johnson & johnson vaccine within the last few weeks. they say it's possible we could see a few more of these rare cases that concern them. david? >> steve, thank you. >>> the other major story developing, the former officer in the shooting death of 20-year-old daunte wright has been charged with second degree manslaughter. kim potter was training another officer when this happened. stephanie ramos in minnesota again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the now former officer who killed daunte wright charged with second degree manslaughter days after this traffic stop. >> [ bleep ]. i just shot him. >> reporter: according to the washington county attorney's office, kim potter fired one round into wright's

applying for seat 3 on the advisory committee. for a couple of reasons. one, i'm a native san franciscan because my mother fled to san francisco from macomb county, mississippi for her very life to then arrive at and experience what was then the hay day of the fillmore, the harlem of the west only to watch its demise and experience the impacts of that growing up in public housing and all of the transitions we had to make as a result. in his testimony before congress, virtually every institution with some degree of history in america has a history of extracting wealth and resources out of the african american community and behind all of that oppression was actually found. we have an opportunity now in this context of reparations to right those wrongs, to repair the harm. i would be honored. you have a whole list of worthy candidates and so i'd be honored to serve and would bring my leadership both in fundraising specifically to seat 3's qualifications, but also in leadership in rebuilding the harm, we building the path of opportunity for individual family

applying for seat 3 on the advisory committee. for a couple of reasons. one, i'm a native san franciscan because my mother fled to san francisco from macomb county, mississippi for her very life to then arrive at and experience what was then the hay day of the fillmore, the harlem of the west only to watch its demise and experience the impacts of that growing up in public housing and all of the transitions we had to make as a result. in his testimony before congress, virtually every institution with some degree of history in america has a history of extracting wealth and resources out of the african american community and behind all of that oppression was actually found. we have an opportunity now in this context of reparations to right those wrongs, to repair the harm. i would be honored. you have a whole list of worthy candidates and so i'd be honored to serve and would bring my leadership both in fundraising specifically to seat 3's qualifications, but also in leadership in rebuilding the harm, we building the path of opportunity for individual family

. >>> breaking overnight, a top expert slams the cdc advisory committee that decided not to take action on the johnson & johnson vaccine pause wednesday because they needed more time. this morning, the backlash. >>> cashing in, the college internships getting a pay raise, up to $8,000 a month. >>> later, the dog trying to hide during a storm gets stuck in a very precarious position. >>> good thursday morning, everyone. we begin with the breaking news overnight. a new push to expand the size of the supreme court. >> a group of democrats in the house will introduce a bill today. it would add four more seats to the court expanding the number of justices from 9 to 13. the move comes with conservatives currently holding a 6-3 advantage on the court. >> one of the bill's sponsors, new york congressman mondaire jones tweeted, republicans packed the court when mitch mcconnell held merrick garland's seat open nearly a year before an election then confirmed amy coney barrett days before the next election disarming the court's radical right wing majority would correct this injustice. >> republican

>> i was listening to the advisory committee part this afternoon. i was thinking to myself that it was comforting to hear this kind of clinical conversation that was clearly between physicians and scientists. there wasn't any hint of politics in this. i think the cdc and the fda and certainly hhs wants to get this right and wants to move forward on behalf of the american people with appropriate recommendations so folks can have confidence that if they get the vaccine, they'll be able to do so with reliability. >> neil: so you think that was an unfair slap towards joe biden? >> i don't think politics is playing any role in this pause right now. >> neil: got it. secretary, thanks very makeup. tom price, the former health and human services secretary. there's other developments to focus on today including joe biden saying after 20 years, something is about to end. take a look. >> i concluded that it's time to end america's longest war. it's time for american troops to come home. >> neil: come home from afghanistan. the longest war in american history.

>>> after the federal advisory committee announced it had nothing more to announce. four years there was little to trust what was coming out of the white house. now this j&j pause is the biden administration's first speed bump. how it handles it will go a long way in determining trust in this new presidency. >> we had so many people committed to taking the j&j. as soon as we informed them that they had taken it off the shelves, they panicked. >> when complications came behind it, i decided huh-uh, no. >> my family had appointments today. they all canceled. >> this week, a pause on johnson & johnson's vaccine. >> i have always told you i'm going to tell you the truth and i'm going to lead with science. cdc and fda were alerted to six cases of rare types of blood clots. >> 7.8 million americans have already received the j&j vaccine. the eight people who have now been identified with a rare clotting disorder experienced it in the first two weeks. roughly 3.8 million people were still within that risk window when the cdc made its announcement on wednesday. >> tens and te

the cdc will use your advisory committee andhe way they always do.ll look at the durability of the response. namely measure the antibodies. we'll get hopefully soon the correlate of immunitiment if the correlate goes down and you see it start to slope down, you can project when it's going to be so low that you want to have a danger of having breakthrough infections. when that happens, clearly you're going to see a recommendation for a boost. the ear thing is you might start seeing more breakthrough infections that go beyond the level of the efficacy of the vaccine, and then you might also make a decision to do it. it will be a public health-based situation, not a pharmaceutical company bsh based situation. >> going back to johnson & johnson. what's more likely, that we'll still use the johnson & johnson vaccine with some restrictions, or is it very possible we don't use it at all? >> everything is on the table. again, i'm telling you i don't know. my estimate is that we will continue to use it in some form. i doubt very seriously if they just cancel

. >>> a cdc advisory committee is meeting now to decide if it's safe to resume the johnson and johnson vaccine. deborah alfarone is in maryland with what regulators are considering. >> reporter: a cdc advisory committee meeting is underway to discuss a possible connection between the j and j vaccine and serious blood clots. >> the vast majority of patients have a headache. more severely affected patients can have seizures. >> reporter: the cdc put a pause on the vaccine ten days ago to begin an investigation into six cases. today the committee will hear about four more possible cases, including an oregonian woman in her 50s who died. >> i condition share that her symptoms did present within two weeks of vaccination. so it's consistent with the cases on served before hers. >> reporter: sources tell cbs news that the cdc and fda are leaning toward resuming the j and j vaccine with a warning for doctors and patients to help identify and treat potential blood clots. >> i think now that we're aware of it, we're going to be able to treat this early without serious ramifications for the patie

. >> the cdc's advisory committee is holding an emergency hearing on the johnson and johnson vaccine now paused for use after blood clots were discovered in at least six people. >> they will analyze the clinical information around the six events post vaccination and others that are reported. once able to review the best available evidence deliberate on potential updates to the recommendations and uses of the vaccine. >> all 50 states have agreed to follow the cdc recommendations but in a private call with the white house some state leaders voiced concern the decision could increase vaccine hesitation. >> the ability for governors to install confidence after something like this is 100 times harder. >> the surgeon general defended the decision on cbs this morning. >> have a chance to do the investigation to see if there is a real link and to have that time to communicate with people -- with health care professionals about what to look for but also how to treat this condition. >> the cdc advisory committee is scheduled to vote on updated recommendations for use later this afternoon. >>

the advisory committee will explore if the vaccine played a role. >> what other effects may have been associated with the vaccine. what other characteristics within these individuals that we might know about. and whether or not to change the recommendations for the vaccine. >> while the cdc investigates, they want to emphasize that side effects are extremely rare and the urge people to continue getting vaccinated. >> the best thing we can do is get the vaccines out, to as many people as possible. >> reporter: that advisory committee will meet tomorrow afternoon. one of the recommendations is to have the johnson & johnson vaccine only available to men or postmenopausal women. >>> in minnesota tonight, please use the flash bangs and tear gas to clear protesters that were outraged over the shooting of dante wright. they imposed a curfew and several hundred protesters remained outside the police station. officers quickly moved in to clear out the crowds. the prosecutor handling the case says he will decide by tomorrow if any criminal charges will be filed against kim potter. she claims sh

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that is why the advisory committee is meeting tomorrow. i expect it would happen in a number of days, maybe a few weeks, as opposed to months or longer. i'm so glad you got vaccinated, rachel. one more person who is protected against covid. but i also think it's so important in this moment that we not let today's news make us lose sight of the broader progress we have made. we have vaccinated so many people in the country. more than 120 million, as a result of that, particularly because we focus on vaccinating older people, we are seen deaths among the elderly drop, particularly in nursing homes. this is a review of what we can do all across america, rachel, if we focus on vaccinating people, getting them information to make decisions for them ssms and their families. and i know it's tiring. we have been at it more than a year, and people see cases ticking up. they feel exhausted. i can relate to that. but we are seeing the light at the end of the tunnel getting brighter and brighter. we have to hang on and keer wearing masks and keep work

this is what we know that the cdc advisory committee is considering. we know they are not considering getting rid of the vaccine. the vaccine is going to be used. that seems 100% clear at this point. however, there might be this warning, like the one johnson & johnson has agreed to. there also could be a restriction. it is possible this advisory committee will say, you know what, a lot of these clots are in women under 50. let's tell women under 50 not to get it. that might happen. that might not happen. we'll have to see. right now it does seem clear this vaccine will be out there and there will be a warning on it. victor, alisyn? >> elizabeth cohen, thank you. let's get insight from dr. shaw, dean of brown university school of public health. doctor, good to have you with us. let's start with what johnson & johnson says it is okay with, this new warning label. do you think that's adequate? >> yes, good afternoon. thanks for having me on. i think it's fine. i do think it's adequate. i think it's more than enough. niece are incredibly rare adverse event

. >> her case will be among those discussed today as the cdc advisory committee meets to consider whether to lift the pause on the johnson & johnson vaccine. the cdc is also looking at whether to issue new guidelines on mask wearing. >> we'll get to that in a moment but first the j&j vaccine in the spotlight. this morning, the cdc is investigating the death of a woman in oregon. doctors say she developed a rare blood clot days after receiving the johnson & johnson vaccine. >> the event was a rare but serious blood clot that the woman developed within two weeks following vaccination. >> reporter: health officials say the woman in her 50s got the shot before federal officials placed the johnson & johnson vaccine on hold last week when they cited six cases out of 7 million doses received. they haven't concluded whether it's related to the vaccine. >> why announce it? does it not add to the vaccine hesitancy? >> this will be discussed in tomorrow's acip meeting so we're actually disclosing this information for transparency as this will be one of the cases being reviewed. >> reporter: that mee

after hearing the deliberation of the advisory committee on immunization practices he in partnership with the f.d.a. is recommending now administration of the johnson and johnson or you don't think that's the main reason to be clear we are no longer recommending up hans to the johnson and johnson c i support the a c. i.p.s. recommendation that the johnson and johnson code in 1000 axeman be used for persons 18 years of age or older in the united states population under the f.t.'s emergency is authorization and i have signed this recommendation south-east asian leaders are preparing for crisis talks with me and miles military ruler general ming online is attending the 10 mation asiana summit in jakarta be inclusion has been condemned by anti coup protest leaders human rights groups and the newly established unity government in myanmar say the invitation grants the general more legitimacy the search for a missing indonesian submarine is taking on added urgency oxygen supplies on board are now calculated to have run out it went missing with $53.00 people on board on wednesday israel's ar

the cdc will hold a meeting with an advisory committee tomorrow to review this case. the cdc and fda are expected to release more information at a news conference later today and we will absolutely be taking that live. well, breaking overnight police clash with protesters in minnesota for the second night after officers accidentally shot and killed an unarmed black man. police say the officer meant to use her taser and not her gun when she shot 20 year old dante right. this is the video from the overnight hours showing the protest and some of the looting that took place in brooklyn center. that's a suburb of minneapolis police used flash-bang grenades to break up the crowds after a curfew was announced by the minnesota governor. this is all taking place just miles away from the place where former minneapolis officer derek chauvin is on trial for the murder of george floyd police have released body camera footage from the moment just before dante wright was killed. in the body camera footage. you can hear the officer who has been identified as kim porter. kim potter wa

expert advisory committee on these matters. we are scheduling for them to convene tomorrow to review the data we have on these initial cases. this will allow careful deliberation about what we know so far about these events and consider next steps, given the current context of the covid-19 pandemic in the united states and our broader immunization efforts. as a reminder, the meetings are open to public viewing. today we are also alerting state health officials and other officials in states and cities, pharmacies and other health care providers administering the vaccine to make sure they know about the pause, and so clinicians know how to evaluate and report severe events after vaccination. lastly, i know there are people who have gotten the vaccine who are probably very concerned, but people who got the vaccine more than a month ago, the risk is very low at this time. for people who recently got the vaccine, within the last couple of weeks, they should be aware to look for any symptoms. if you received vaccine and develop sever

>> well, first of all, i'm leading an effort to push for transparency on this advisory committee.i can tell you historically when folks get in political power and change the institutions of government to bend to their political will, that is -- leads to a spiral of prosperity and freedom and country. i think this is the most important issue that we are facing the most dangerous issue to america we are facing right now. i commend you, neil, for paying attention to it. >> neil: i'm wondering, if they don't get to pack the court, they want to change the terms of those who serve on the court. what do you think about that? >> what sets our nation apart from others is the strict separation of power. and that we have an independent judiciary with lifetime appointments. let me tell you, the court is the last bastion for freedom and independence. when government oversteps its authority and breaches upon the liberty of its citizens an independent court is there to stop that. just in my state, florida, i as attorney general have brought suit against this administration for releasing criminal

: and jake while we are waiting really at any moment now for a recommendation from that cdc advisory committee it doesn't mean you would necessarily see shots going right into arms a. the cdc and fda would have to approve the recommendation made by the committee. that said, there are 9 million dose of j&j vaccines distributed across the country that are theoretically ready to go once the green light is given. a johnson & johnson official spoke to the committee today defending the vaccine calling it critical not just to the u.s. but to the world because of that ease of distribution, the fact that it is a single-dose shot. jake. >> alex, thanks so much. let's discuss with cnn chief medical correspondent dr. sanja gupta sanjay, what do you think will be the most likely decision from the cdc panel today? >> i think, first of all, there will be a decision. they won't kick the can down the road. i think the decision is most likely they will lift the pause, and it will probably, it sounds like everyone is telegraphing, it will be something like what we saw in europe, what the european medicine agency

i think we need to learn a lot more from the advisory committee.ing to be convening tomorrow, in terms of exactly how these events are characterized. but when you have six apparently relatively young, not elderly people here, women who developed led plots within a week or two after getting the vaccine, that is a worrying sign. it is worth keeping in mind that the rates are what i would still qualify as exceptionally rare. 6.9 million doses of j&j's vaccine have been given in the united states. this probably dates back to the time when the denominator was a little bit smaller because it takes a little while. the safety data is probably a little more of a lag, but you are really still talking about a very rare number. they need to take that, identify exactly what is going on here. if it really is related to the vaccine, or if it is just bad luck, and then identify what do you do about it. do you stop using the vaccine altogether? do you stop it and some people? do you just say the risk of covid is way worse than the risk of anything else, and continu

now the fda is not likely to override or ignore the actions of the advisory committee. but the continued pause damages the reputation of the johnson and johnson vaccine going forward and may make many people very, very hesitant to take it when it finally is reapproved tom vacar ktvu fox two. okay, tom. thank you, santa cruz county public health officials are speaking out today about recent developments related to covid-19. officials say there has been a drop in testing rates but also a drop in positivity rates for the coronavirus. this could allow the county to move from the orange to the yellow tear by april 27th right now, officials say about half of the eligible population has had at least one dose of the vaccine and 86% of elderly residents have received their first shot tomorrow. santa cruz county will open vaccinations for all adults moving the county toward herd immunity. we should reach herd immunity by early to mid summer will have had enough vaccine toe offer to 100% of our santa cruz county residents, you know, going at the current rate, even without the john

on wednesday, the cdc is powerful advisory committee on immunization practices met to consider lifting that pause. the original reason for the pause was to inform everyone, especially doctors. and to instruct those doctors how to treat the rare blood clotting cases before resuming the vaccine. johnson and johnson felt that would be sufficient. the overall benefit risk profile for a vaccine is positive across the population, for which it's authorized the key question raised on wednesday does the advisory committee really have enough information about the safety issue? raised or is a little more time needed in the u. s alternative covid-19 vaccines, the mrt vaccines are available. based on current projections, supply of both vaccines are expected to be relatively stable in the near future. yes. now the fda is not likely to ignore the actions of the advisory committee, but the continued pause damages the reputation of the johnson and johnson vaccine to say the least going forward. it may be something people just are very hesitant about tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. you have to imagine tha

so the cdc we know is going to holding an advisory committee meeting tomorrow to review the cases. >> we are expecting to hear a little more from the fda will be holding a news conference later this morning to try release more information. as you know, we heard similar concerns come out of the astrazeneca vaccine. there were some people who develop blood clots and they fully investigated that. and in that case, too, it was just such a small fraction of people reportedly symptoms compared to the millions who've been vaccinated. and in that determine that there was no cause. a chanel relating. right. thank you very well be the case with johnson down in the answers in case that those were the same proportion of naturally occurring like that would have lookouts either way. >> but but think about the vaccine shortage and i take the jj shot out. yeah. now becomes even harder to find a shot just as california starting to say kamala's. so that's going to be the pinch that we feel here around the bay when it comes to supplying should pinch. i think loaded jab in the uk. that makes me scared li

he's also part of the hispanic advisory committee for employees at nasa.is my guest-- andres, welcome back to "comunidad del valle." andres martinez: hey, thank you, damian. it's a pleasure to be with you again. i was with you two years ago. damian: i remember, and it was so exciting. but what you do--before we get about what you're doing-- to what you're doing with the kids, tell us about what you do there at nasa. andres: okay, so my official position at nasa is program executive, and my focus is small spacecraft. so we use small spacecraft to explore the--to explore space. so right now i have five missions in my portfolio that three of them are going to be going to the moon-- orbiting the moon. and, you know, in space terminology, we say they're going to prospect for water. they're going to be looking for water, right? we know there's water on the moon, and two of my missions are going to document where all the water is. and then two other missions are going to take off into deep space. one of them is going to be encountering an asteroid and it's going

. >> it's an interesting thing with johnson & johnson this was a call by an advisory committee to thes a little newer in the saddle and not as experienced as other advisory committees and it was not the fda that was trying to join and support the cdc anthony fauci at the nih and jeff zientz, they knew nothing about this in trying to keep paolitics out of this, they have some people -- it's likely they don't have a problem any worse than any other vaccine maker. it's very, very rare and it could just be extremely rare situations and the problem is not the vaccine but it could be the virus itself and they need to look at the data for everybody and hopefully we'll see some cooperation from pfizer joining in with their data as well as moderna so they can see if maybe it's just some, since we're giving anti-coagulants that they shouldn't have produced but johnson & johnson is great about engaging and telling the public what they need to know and working with the authorities. i suspect -- >> yeah, i guess they had a very contentious case and ongoing with the baby powder and the talcum where

>> after hours of discussion the advisory committee felt there is not enough evidence available yet. must members healthy benefits of the johnson & johnson vaccine far outweigh the risks, many say there isn't enough data available for specific age groups, genders, and ethnicities. >> a cdc advisory committee voted to extend needs to be more time to effectively review the data. of those six cases all of the women are white ranging from 18- 48 years old. three of them remain in the hospital and one woman died. >> i think we may be able to work this out in a few days and come back with a hard recommendation. >> the committee discussed specific risks that apply to rim and who are more susceptible to the rare blood clot syndrome known as cvs t. >> women are three times as likely to to to to to to to with. >> dr. philip grant, who led stanfords johnson & johnson trial expects a warning may be issued for women following the investigation. >> maybe a warning is given to women but still, even this population is still incredibly rare. >> the cdc director says they are expecting more cases to b

blood clotting have been identified 3 of which were fatal after hearing the liberation of the advisory committee on immunization practices. in partnership with the f.d.a. is recommending now administration of the johnson and johnson or in vaccine resent to be clear we are no longer recommending of hans to the johnson and johnson i support the i.p.s. recommendation that the johnson and johnson coping. be used for persons 18 years of age or older in the united states population under the f.t.'s emergency use authorization and i have signed this recommendation. the search for a missing indonesian submarine is taking on added urgency oxygen supplies on board are now calculated to have run out it went missing with $53.00 people on board on wednesday leaders from southeast asia are preparing for crisis talks with me and mars military ruler general main online will attend the 10 nation a.z.n. summit in indonesia's capital jakarta his participation has been condemned by anti coop protest leaders around 130 people are feared dead after their boat capsized off the libyan coast while making the dangerous c

a secretary yal advisory committee and continue its charter. given the role it plays in our screening system, will you use this authority and when will you extend the term of the committee until reauthorization occurs? >> congresswoman, i fully understand the value of that type of work that has to be done. what i can tell you is that while a decision hasn't made i can get back to you as quickly as possible on the course of action we will take administratively. but without a doubt i think what we want to do is move forward, not step backwards. >> i look backward to working with you on this, because this committee, advisory committee, is absolutely essential in doing the work of protecting newborn babies. >> i appreciate and agree. >> congressman fleischmann. let me ask, have you concluded? >> i have, yes. thank you. >> congressman fleischmann. >> thank you, madame chair. mr. secretary, congratulations sir on your appointment and confirmation, wish you ever success in your endeavors, thank you for your service in the great people's house prior to

now they are getting to the discussion portion where the cdc advisory committee is talking about whatcould potentially make here. one option of course is that they just say this is something to be aware of and don't actually change thinking with the vaccine. another is they could make a age or sex-based recommendation. all of these cases were seen in women ages 18 to 48. they also noted that for astrazeneca vaccine in europe and other countries around the world where they have seen some of these similar clots they have made age-based recommendations tees are some of the ones they cited in the uk they recommended for age 30 plus. australia, 50 plus n. european cups, ages 55 to 70-plus we don't yet know where they are going to shake out on this or even if they will come to a new recommendation today it sounded as if at least part of the committee was considering extending the pause as they look into this and try to make a sound age-based recommendation here we will continue to listen and we will bring you the results when we get them >> meg tirrell thank you very much. >>> alicia it was

. >>> a cdc advisory committee reviewing johnson & johnson vaccine plans to hold its next meeting in week. that means distribution pause will likely continue until then. it is on hold after six women developed severe blood clots after getting the shot. >>> as more people are vaccinated, air travel is showing signs of bouncing back. foe veed say flying is safe ot l airport says the number of passengers jumped to 305,000 in february, a 12% increase from the month before. >>> good morning. it is friday april 16. i am michelle griego. >> i am len kiese. good morning. let's get to the best news of the morning, your weekend forecast. those sunny temps on tap. >>> for sure. love bringing brighter better news. we are looking at sunshine through our afternoon. we are really going to heat up for the weekend, great weather if you have outdoor plans for saturday and sunday. temperatures are running in the 40s to about 50. we have those morning clouds again but we will catch cl ll really notice warmer temperatures, 73 san jose, 76 concord. check out fairfield and antioch, talking 80 degrees. arou

that's why the advisory committee and immunization practices meeting tomorrow. i would expect this to happen under days and to a few weeks as opposed to a new order of months or longer. and i will just say, look, i'm so glad you got vaccinated, rachel. it's just one more person who is protected against covid. but i also think it's important in this moment that we know that today's news make us lose sight of the broader progress that we have made. we have vaccinated so many people in our country. more than 120 million. as a result of that, particularly because we focus on vaccinating older people who are more vulnerable, we have seen deaths among the elderly drop in nursing homes. this is a preview of what we can do all across america, rachel, if we focus on vaccinating people, getting them the right information so that we can make decisions for themselves and their families. but i know it's tiring because we have been at this for more than a year and as people see news and cases taking up, they just feel exhausted and i can tell you i can relate to that. but we

our advisory committee on immunization practices is the cdc's independent scientific expert committee on immunization matters. we're scheduling them to convene tomorrow to review the data we have on the initial cases. this will allow careful deliberation about what we know so far about these events and consider next steps given the current context of the covid-19 pandemic in the united states and our broader immunization efforts. as a reminder, the meetings are open to public viewing. today we're also alerting state health officials and other leaders in the states and cities, pharmacies and other health care providers who are administering the vaccine to make sure that they know about the pause and so clinicians know how to evaluate and report severe events after vaccination. i know people that ghot the vaccine that are probably very concerned. for people that got vaccine more than a month ago, the risk to them very low at this time. for people who recently got the vaccine, within the last couple weeks, they should be aware to look for any symptoms. if you received the vaccine and dev

two members to rterms ending may 1, 2023 to the office of early care and education citizens' advisory committee. >> chairman: thank you, mr. clerk. we heard most of the complints last week with the exception of seat 7 we did not hear last week and we continued most of the balance of the items to this hearing to see whether we could work with ms. castleman and the mayor's office and i receiving good news this morning that the mayor is actually able to make our jobs a little bit easier by appointing to some of her seats, some of the individuals or at least one of the individuals that is before us and that would be ms. frommer who we heard from last week who's eminently qualified and an applicant for seat number 8. the balance of the seats, there's one applicant for seat six, ms. sullivan. one applicant for seat 7, ms. walters where a waiver is required. seat 9 sarah kilday. and we did receive a notice from heather morado for seat 8, she has withdrawn. so, with that, are there any applicants who have not previously testified who would like to testify this morning? >> yes. >> chairman: i think that

advisory committee reports and appointments. section 1, report from the district english learners advisory committee will be moved to our upcoming meeting on april 20th. section -- sorry, item 2, appointments of member to the independent citizens bond oversight committee. may i hear a motion and second to appoint bree to the citizens oversight committee for proposition a? apologies for the mispronounce united nations. >> so moved. >> second. >> thank you. >> superintendent matthews, will you introduce the designated and read the recommendation into the record? >> superintendent matthews: that would be deputy superintendent lee. >> thank you. reading this recommendation into the record will be deputy superintendent lee. >> thank you, dr. matthews. good afternoon, commissioners and everyone. so, this is an appointment, a recommended appointment to the citizens bond oversight committee, which is a requirement under prop 39, which was the type of bond measure that applies to all of the general obligation bonds that the district has

advisory committee reports and appointments. section 1, report from the district english learners advisory committee will be moved to our upcoming meeting on april 20th. section -- sorry, item 2, appointments of member to the independent citizens bond oversight committee. may i hear a motion and second to appoint bree to the citizens oversight committee for proposition a? apologies for the mispronounce united nations. >> so moved. >> second. >> thank you. >> superintendent matthews, will you introduce the designated and read the recommendation into the record? >> superintendent matthews: that would be deputy superintendent lee. >> thank you. reading this recommendation into the record will be deputy superintendent lee. >> thank you, dr. matthews. good afternoon, commissioners and everyone. so, this is an appointment, a recommended appointment to the citizens bond oversight committee, which is a requirement under prop 39, which was the type of bond measure that applies to all of the general obligation bonds that the district has

the acting chairman of the advisory committee said it's highly likely the authorization will be approvedn's chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta joins us now. based on how prior authorizations went, how long do you think if authorized, we could start seeing kids getting shots in arms, kids 12 and over? >> it could be pretty quick, jake. you remember dr. fauci said maybe it would be the beginning of next school year. this seems to telegraph it could come sooner than that. this is an amendment to the existing emergency use authorization. so they may not even have to do the standard sort of advisory committee, the fda could look at this data and make fairly quickly. do you think they're not going to delay this, make some sort of ruling one way or the other. in the past, it took three weeks from application, from submitting the application to authorization. should be within that time period if this is going to happen. >> do we know what the studies say? i know we've been testing it on kids for a few months now. >> so this is interesting. these are what are called bridging trials. so

paul offit, a member of the fda advisory committee. doctor, great to see you. you're on the fda side of this looking at vaccines. it's a cdc committee meeting today. you heard dr. walensky. how important is it to make a decision and is it likely this vaccine will be back on the market soon? >> i think it will be back on the market very soon. i think that's going to be their decision. i think what they're going to do is trust the american public to understand the concept of relative risk. you have a vaccine that in almost 7 million people was found to cause a very rare but serious side effect, roughly 1 per million. on the other hand, if you take a theoretical million people who are infected with covid, 5,000 will die and many more will be left with permanent harm. the american public should understand it's a risk, but it's an exceeding lee rare risk, but this is a common virus and a virus that has done a lot of harm, and there are advantages to this vaccine. a single dose and an advantage, and it also is a refrigerator stable product, much more so than the other

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that is the day a advisory committee is scheduled to meet. >> i believe we will get back with it. it may be some restrictions. not sure what that will be. whether that will be age, sex or whether they will come back with a warning of some sort. >> there have been six reported cases of women who suffered rare but severe blood clots out of the 7 million people who received shots. >>> it was a day that changed san francisco forever. the ceremony that paid tribute to those ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ deposit, plan and pay with easy tools from chase. simplicity feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. oh man... let's get you to this moment. is that it? yep, that's it of relief... protection... [joyfully laughs] hope... i just got vaccinated- i just got vaccinated! noah just got vaccinated... so that we can get to all the other moments. ♪ ♪ let's get you to the exhale you didn't know you were waiting for. ♪ let's get it... together. oghe ♪ let's get to immunity. ♪ >>> new developments where officials is a the man who killed eight people at a fedex facility legally purchased the guns. his mother ca