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j matching, and j&j hasn't submitted their second shot as a booster for the fda.sten: how is the mu variant? is it expanding its hold the echo -- hold? >> some recent data from colombia where it has been dominant shows it is declining. the tempo is not fitting to a super variant. remember delta? 5% in march, then 20%. mu has been hanging out at 0.2% in the u.s., 0.1% in the rest of the world. i don't think it is going to go anywhere, but something to watch. kristen: we are watching it, not panicking, but viruses slowly become less deadly and more contagious over time. do you think that is what will happen with covid? >> there is this phenomenon called convergent evolution where certain properties of viruses seem to be selected over time, and it turns out the superpower of more transmissibility helps it hang out in the world. delta, two times more than wuhan. if you were a virus and choice between being more transmissible, you would choose being more transmissible. kristen: randy wants to know if you have two moderna shots or two pfizer shots, should the booster be

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kisses for a second shot, a booster from the j&j vaccine. that is something for anyone out there who got the j&j shop, that is something to think about. a is tricky. but yes, those groups above the age of 65 and those older with an underlying medical conditions are those who should get the booster, but may get the booster is referring to those who hard younger, and those who work and essential services such as in a nursing home or hospital. the reason i had to bring up b, and we can get into this, but there is a whole list of underlying medical conditions that qualify for people who are eligible for the booster. i've not seen any evidence that pharmacies will be verifying this. it will be at the station. it is up in the air to see if people are following this or people checking in with their doctors before seeking a booster. kristen: right. that was really helpful. that is a great start. by the way, a couple of our viewers, we did get that facebook feed started. everybody who responded said c is the false one. our viewers know what they are

j. your health matters just as much as other vaccine recipients and we want to make sure your protection against covid is strong and reliable as well. that is why the fda is working closely with moderna and j&j to get and process their data as quickly as possible. with the goal of making booster recommendations for moderna and j&j recipients in the coming weeks, this is a high priority. i want to add that while boosters are an important tool to add to our pandemic response, there are many americans who still have not gotten their first or second shot. the unvaccinated remain a high priority, and we must not lose sight of this goal with all of the discussion around booster shots. that is why we will continue our efforts to reach those who are not yet vaccinated using a commendation of increased access and community-based information campaigns to help people get accurate, scientific information. getting our nation vaccinated remains our most important path out of this pandemic. as we conti

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we rely on j as a lifeline. the response i got to a letter i wrote to sfmta stresses in glowing terms how i will save six minutes by changing trains at market or at duboce. it stresses average transfer time. i urge you to calculate how long it takes a disabled person to cross either church street or church and market streets to change trains, let alone descend into the station. these are scary crossings, even for young able-bodied people. six minutes saved versus our safety and our lives is not a good trade-off. i urge you to reinstate through j church trains to the embarcadero and i acknowledge your very hard work. thank you. >> thank you, caller. hello, caller. your two minutes begin now. >> commissioners, this is lorraine petty. i'm a senior from the district 5, the fillmore. and rider of many of the lines. i support and urge the full 100% restoration of all the pre-covid lines. not only bringing back to the 21 and the 6 and the 47 and the 2, but several of them also restoring the full length of the 31 bus an

j?le that got the j&j got it more than two months ago. >> thank you for having me back, absolutely. the data shows first of all good protection six, seven months out. that's probably the big piece of good news. the second is you did see a big boost in immunity if you got the second shot at two moths but actually you see a bigger boost in immunity if you wait to six months out so i think what will happen and see what the fda does on this, most people will be asked to get a second shot of the j&j after six moths after the first dose. probably the longer you wait is better, six months or so after the first shot is ideal but let's see what the fda recommends. >> some people said let me just get a moderna or pfizer because they don't have the data yet on j&j? they should hold off and not go and mix and match? they should wait and what the fda does? j&j is presenting the data but i don't think officially asked for the emergency use authorization for a booster shot. >> this is confusing and fru

we've not forgotten about j&j and moderna, will be with you. >> the final question here, hopefully we can end on a positive note but i want to ask what you are optimistic about, we have big moves and hopefully a ua for kids under 12 and the rollout mandates that might get more unvaccinated vaccinated, where you hopeful for? >> the virus has been humbling so i remember the twists and turns of had over the last 18 months saying i think this may be a step out of it, i do think we have right steps. i can see a future where we have the majority of the public vaccinated, we are working to vaccinate other people around the world we are optimizing boosters here, effectiveness of boosters in the u.s. where children are starting to get vaccinated and feeling comfortable being back-to-school. i absolutely can see those times and what gives me hope, there so many challenges with this and so much dissension around, for things that i find beautiful where people have come together the spirit of helping one another and the stories are few and far between because i don't think they make the news is of

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j&j started later than pfizer and moderna.d of february and started rolling out in march. so the whole process is probably a couple months later . let me show you what they did find for how things stand now. 81% effectiveness against hospitalization. it did break down by age, jake, as we saw when discussing boosters for pfizer as well, people under 60 versus over 60. >> let's dive each more into the data. j j&j says a two-dose version of its shot provides 94% protection against symptomatic infection. how does that stack up? >> it's a lot better than the single jab. the single jab numbers still good, but this is obviously much better. the numbers for two doses, this is sort of on par with what we see with moderna and pfizer. moderna right around that mid 90% range. pfizer may be a little bit lower but also within the same range, that bottom line 100% effectiveness against severe critical disease. that's what j&j is reporting after two doses. they also talked about when that second dose should be given, the interval between the

j&j is coming. it will come to the f.d.a. and they will treat it with urgency and come to the c.d.c. we will treat it with urgency. that will come in the next couple weeks. what i want to reiterate, we want to do the scientific due diligence. because if we rush it, it looks like we haven't done that scientific due diligence. and this is -- we are doing it to get ahead of the virus and that's exactly what we're doing. we have not forgotten about j&j and moderna. we will be with you. [laughter] katherine: great. and final question here. hopefully we can end on a positive note. i want to ask what you are optimistic about. hopefully an e.u. for kids under 12, get more people vaccinated. what does it spell for the upcoming winter? dr. walensky: certainly, this virus has been humbling. so i want to remember all of those twists and turns that i have had over the last literally 18 months and said i think this may be a really bright step out of it, i do think we have some really bright step. i can see a future where we have the majori

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j., we learned that in fact there was waning immunity, and that with the third dose, you might very well be able to have a major boost, one that could last for quite some time for the mrna vaccine, pfizer and moderna. and i think the same thing now as the j&j data would show us is two doses for that vaccine are really going to give us the ideal response. >> this study also found that a 12fold increase in antibodies after a booster shot six months or longer after the first dose. what should people do? people who got the j&j shot and are wondering if they need a booster. >> well, at this point, you know, i hate to say wait to get the direction from the cdc's advisory committee immunization practices, but that's what we want to do. they're meeting tomorrow, friday. we're going see some very important information coming out that will say exactly what to do. so wait until then. but i can give you i think a sense that yes, particularly if you're older, you are going to be recommended to get a

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the j&j submitted them to the fda.ay out this week right now is just for people who got the pfizer shot the booster for them morgan >> okay. meg terrel, thank you for bringing us the latest. >>> quick check on the markets to end the hour here the s&p down ever so slightly. the dow basically at the flat line the nasdaq, though, slightly higher that's going to do it for "squawk on the street. "techcheck" starts now ♪ ♪ >>> happy tuesday. welcome to "techcheck. today, the story was going to be a bounceback from yesterday's selloff, but that bounce has disappeared. all averages in the red or just about a flatline we're looking at semisoftware, big tech versus small and what moves kathy wood made to rebalance her portfolio yesterday. what should you do or no

if you look at vaccines in the united states so far, j&j is the purple.icans fully vaccinated are fully vaccinated with the j&j% vaccine. do you think it's wise? should the government approve a second j&j dose as a booster, second dose, whatever you want to dal? should sun who received that vaccine be waiting for that to get another shot? >> well, i am in this group as one of the 14 million who got the one-dose johnson & johnson vaccine. i was a volunteer in that particular clinical trial. i don't think it's surprising that a second dose of the johnson & johnson vaccine will increase antibody levels and will increase protection. i think it's good that we're finding boosters do increase protection but i also think when the fda looks at the application and to be clear we've not seen the data, only heard a press release, but when the fda looks at those data, maybe they should -- if the data are strong they should approve that second dose but also we really need mix-and-match studies that are currently being done by the nih. these are individuals who got the

o j's new involvement on the issue. we bring in rece everson attorney and founder of the blush project. and demetrius, minor, author, preacher and political commentator, thank you so much for joining me on this issue. it's become very heated over social media watch. i know this past week even i'm reading it going ok. people are obviously very engaged in this on both sides. the reason i want to start with you, why do you feel the d o j is actually getting involved in this issue? well, interestingly enough, as you may know, mary carley was actually slated to be one of the supreme court justices who would be deciding if obama's nomination has gone through. but i believe that the and so unfortunately he's not in position right now as the supreme court justice to defend it. but he's able to do it from his position as attorney with the attorney general . and thank goodness for that. because at this time, women and taxes literally have no recourse, you have women who have a constitutional right. and they're literally being blo

j and motor in a vaccine. the initial step related to booster shots it willl not distract from the most important focus, to get as many people as possible vaccinated withle the primary. we'll have to start way out infections of the unvaccinated fuel the pandemic resulting in a rising number of cases hospitalizations and death where people are unvaccinated the most vulnerable are those that are unvaccinated if you are not eligible i encourage you to protect your community and your family and yourself. thank you i will now turn it over to doctor fauci. she's very clearly delineation for the third shot booster for people whose received the fighter on —- pfizer regimen at what i would like to do as shown on the first slide to answer the question what the third shot mr. of the mrna vaccine do to immunity response and clinical effect let's look at the immune response to neutralizing antibodies so to neutralizing titers against the delta area. or for comparison it is the delta variant was 65 and 85 just concentrate o

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and secondly, when the, when the us exited the j. c. p, a iran for more than a year and continued to comply in good faith with everything that it had undertaken . in accordance with that documents, in the hope that the us come to its senses and come back to the ideal. so saying now that so the time is running out. anybody can say this but not washington was of course them from the previous administration. vines. this is what the current administration has inherited and the current administration was in fact the author behind the j, c, p. o. so it seems evident that they should be more active and resolving all issues related to those. there is one topic and that is distinction. the us, i'm awfully introduced against iran, allegedly for violating the j. c. p. o, a. but those sanctions relate not only into the uranium party, they all centered sanctions against all those who lawfully trade with iran stuff, including when the shipments of military good is a winches, the prohibition of which has elapsed and those sanctions should also be lift

right now the one shot j and j dose is 72% effective. >> the j and j vaccine has two doses, actually preforms very well. even in the era of variants like del it. doctors said any shot was the correct shot to protect against the virus. that's the situation one found himself in this april. if was get johnson and johnson or get nothing. >> same for another man. if was what they had available to stick in my arm when i showed up for the appointment. >> both are interested in the boosters. >> the city of san francisco started offering a defense pfizer or moderna in j and j receivers in august to offer more protection. a doctor of ucsf said he sees the writing on the wall for johnson and johnson boosters for some people. >> i think if you are in a risky group, mainly those who are older or immune compromised. i think i may think about justin creasing that protection more. >> that was andrea reporting. shocking revelations abhijit the medical board. a six month investigation found that since 2015, the board has received more than 50,000 complaints against doctors yet they revoked only 201 li

in j&j's case, 94% compared to 70% for a single shot. but they still have to submit more data to regulators even friday's endorsement by an fda advisory panel of pfizer booster shots for older americans has still not been formalized, leaving most of the 182 million fully vaccinated americans still waiting for what's hoped to be extra protection from covid. stephanie gosk sorts it out for us. >> reporter: good news today for people who received the single dose johnson & johnson vaccine. the company says new data shows it is holding up against covid-19 variants and j&j says a booster could do even more if given within two months of the first shot, a second dose can provide 94% protection against moderate to severe covid, both pfizer and moderna have said booster of their vaccines will increase antibodies, especially in people over the age of 65. last month the white house said boosters would be widely available in september, but the fda has yet to authorize extra shots for any of the vaccines except for people whose immune systems are comp

jon: news out of j&j as well.it to our audience, from our colleague, a booster does of j&j's covid-19 vaccine provided 100% protection against severe disease when given to month after the person i collation according to widely anticipated data that suggested it increases the potent of the one-time shot. a bit more news on the vaccine front. tom: and what is important there is the drip of it. there are real worries, that are tangible, we are up to the deaths in the pandemic we saw in 1918 and that is an important statistic. far more is this story, that story, now the j&j story showing signs is working. jon: looking forward to catching up with a mission doubt a -- ame sh adaljia. good morning to you worldwide, this is a story for u.s. equity markets. it is a relief rally, turnaround tuesday, call it whatever you want. equity futures up 36 on the s&p, bouncing back from yesterday's losses on the s&p 500, up .8%, yields turning around as well, up a couple basis points to one point -- 1.3 280. this week is not over. ne

if you're a young male you may want the j&j vaccine because of the risk of myo already carditis. so all of the vaccines are highly efficacious and safe. >> doctor, you always have such good information. really appreciate it. thanks for being here. >> thank you. >>> up next i'll take you to my hometown and introduce you to my champion for change. you know, at a time when images of immigrants and refugees desperately searching for their share of the american dream are dominating our screens, get ready for this very different type of story that i'm proud to share with you next live from the cnn newsroom. (man) eye contact. elbow pump. very nice, andrew. very nice. good job. next, apparently carvana doesn't have any "bogus" fees. bogus?! now we work hard for those fees. no hundred-dollar fuel fee? pumping gas makes me woozy. thank you. no $600 doc fee? ugh, the printing, the organizing. no $200 cleaning fees. microfiber, that chaps my hands. you know, we should go over there right now and show 'em how fees are done. (vo) never pay a dealer fee. with carvana. at usaa, we've been calle

right now the one shot j&j dose is 72% effective. >> the j&j vaccine as two doses performs exceptionally well even with delta. >> reporter: this spring when vaccines were hard to come by doctors said any shot was the correct shot to protect against the virus, that is the situation father kevin keller found himself in this april. >> it was get johnson and johnson or get nothing. >> reporter: same for this man. >> it was what kaiser had available to stick in my arm when i showed up for an appointment. >> reporter: both of them are interest inside booster. >> getting the booster would increase my confidence in my immunity. >> reporter: they started offering a dose of pfizer or moderna to j&j recipients when the delta surge was happening to offer more protection. they see the writing on the wall for johnson and johnson boosters for some people. >> i think if you are in a vulnerable group, mainly those who are older or immune compromised i think i might, you know, think about just increasing that protection a little bit more. >> so, andrea ,does the booster have fda approval yet? >> reporter:

let's become the j a k case. so in 2013, i was pretty frustrated when all the networks in the united states celebrating the 60 anniversary of kennedy's assassination. none of them mentioned the alternate theories or my film. basically i was interviewed for almost an hour and a half when tom broke joe of nbc and they cut it down to a 2032nd clip. it hasn't been the media has not been balanced. they're still referring to the warren commission as if it's at some kind of accurate document. whereas there has been 3 official investigations resulting from that murder. we are trying to say ok, let's be honest. here is what we've found. and we're putting all this information in most of this information in one film to our launch. i'm very proud of this documentary and it really raises many issues, the united states presidency since john kennedy was the last president to really work for peace in the world. he was looking, as i said, for this day tant, and he was withdrawn among other things from vietnam. this has been dispu

to truncate the j at market.his evolved to permanent status with an enhanced streetscape between market and 15. the walking transfer to the subway requires crossing the northbound j church switch tracks located in the crosswalk. tracks are especially slippery during rainy weather, a real safety hazard. the existing original train control system never achieved the 100 train sets per hour specification. subway performance is now in the mid 30 train sets per hour. several more j trains an hour will be below the pandemic subway capacity. system frequency and speed performance prioritize the needs of the young able bodied patrons. equity consideration of the elderly and disabled in inclement weather and nighttime transfers are seriously not considered. i think we should restore the j and also restore the muni service to basic services and then let's figure out what is going to happen in the future after the pandemic. thank you. >> thank you, mr. mason. >> just a note to anyone who is calling in. if you are also have u

if you got pfizer you can get moderna if you got j&j, you can get moderna or pfizer. that, again, we will just have to wait. something about waiting, i know that i got moderna and i would like to know what the cdc and fda will recommend and people who got j&j feel the same way but remember that we got really good protection against what we really care about which is hospitalization and death. we have that protection right now. so, continue to do the nonpharmaceutical interventions like masking and social distancing and not getting together in big crowds until you hear about what the recommendations are for the next round with moderna and johnson & johnson. >> okay, thank you so much for your insights and for joining us this evening. >> you are welcome, thank you. struck a warriors star is at the center of drama around the covenant vaccine. andrew wiggins and his vaccination status is a big part of warriors media day. >> reporter: andrew wiggins took 24 questions at warriors media day. you know how many he faced about his refusal to get to the covid-19 vaccine? 20. for

the other part is of the j. c p. a. one is that we need to go and t that if again, somebody like president from is not the not station they are not withdrawing and destroying what the rec ocean if you need them. therefore, they need the kind of guarantee for that. secondly, we don't negotiate the regional or the other issues connected to the j, c, p a or nuclear talks. and also, and we have to see the real action of the other part is j. c, a. in regard to the lifting of sanctions, we cannot just be a party of a, of an agreement and accept the commitment but be deprived from the benefits of that agreement. therefore, there should be a balance between commitments and rights as one. what you're demanding. they are not, that's all a strange or something which is in, out of the blue is something that is very, very logical and rational. because like it or not, you are facing the question that there are thing that again we are you are go shaping that in from us like o'shea to the j. c. p a. the other parties. but in future, if

if you got j&j, what should you do. that found that the j&j vaccine specifically unlike pfizer and moderna kept its effectiveness over time, maintained it over time. so does that mean if you got j&j your heed need to get a booste less urgent? >> i think that we're still waiting for a bit more data in particular on what the second dose should be. should it be another dose of the johnson & johnson vaccine, should it be a dose of pfizer or moderna. we've seen other mix and match regimens specifically the astrazeneca vaccine used in europe and other parts of the world which is quite similar in many respects to the j&j vaccine, when you mix and match the astrazeneca vaccine with pfizer or moderna, you get a more robust response. so we need a little more studies. >> thanks so much for your perspective. >>> next up, brand new exclusive reporting you are seeing break here first on that international mystery known as the havana syndrome and a tense meeting between the secretary of state and the victims of this bizarre neurologic