the course of his career. it was given to president johnson from the president of mexico during a state visit there during the course of johnson's presidency. there's another painting on the right by charles russell, the famous painter of western scenes. and this was a painting that hung at the lbj ranch that the johnson's subsequently gave to their library. in this case in between there are many gifts that were given to the johnson's, , again by friends, and in some cases by heads of state including there's a wonderful solid gold representation of the mountain where there's a diamond where the sea of tranquility is located. the sea of tranquility is of course where neil armstrong and buzz aldrin first landed on the moon. president johnson of course was very active in the space program, and so that mission occurred after he left the oval office, it was very much part of his efforts that we actually made it to the moon. this is a small private office set up for president johnson, and it was meant to model the private office, the oval office. through that door which are show in the moment is our replicate of the

. >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air on the johnson & johnson vaccine. late today, a cdc panel of experts leaving the temporary pause in place, saying they need more data. after reports of six women suffering rare blood clots after receiving the shot. one death, one woman in the hospital. the pause affecting thousands of vaccination sites. 1 in 4 locations in the u.s. using that vaccine. and what the head of the white house task force said today about the pfizer and moderna vaccines. >>> also tonight, the former police officer kim potter has now been charged with second degree manslaughter for the deadly shooting of 20-year-old daunte wright. potter allegedly mistaking her gun for her taser. the 26-year veteran was training another officer as this all unfolded. >>> the trial of former police officer derek chauvin tonight. a former chief medical examiner testifying for the defense suggesting underlying health issues were the cause of george floyd's death. >>> news on u.s. troops in afghanistan tonight. president biden revealing today his plans to end ameri

the astrazeneca and johnson & johnson vaccines use an adno vector. they are different than the pfizer and moderna vaccines. blood clots in combination of loet plate -- low plateletes are not being seen -- platelets are not been seen in pfizer and moderna. our latest data show we have administered more than 7.2 million doses of johnson & johnson vaccine and have yet observed only six of these cases. right now, we believe these events to be extremely rare. while we are also not yet certain we heard about all possible cases as this syndrome may not be easily recognized as one associated with the vaccine. c.d.c. and f.d.a. are working rapidly to investigate each case and understand whether there is a causal relationship between these blood clots and vaccine administration. the decision to pause administration of johnson & johnson vaccine was made specifically for three reasons. first, we want to alert the health care providers to be on the lookout for these rare events postvaccination and to make sure they are treating patients appropriately. it is impera

use of the johnson and johnson covid-19 vaccine. >> as they review data involving 6. reported us cases of a rare in severe type of blood clot, individuals. white house covid coordinator. jeff resigns says the move shows the food and drug administration prioritizes safety. >> the fda says the only expect the pause to last a matter of days. announcement will not. have a significant impact on our vaccination program. it really allows both the fda and the cdc to further investigate. >> these cases to try and understand white house chief medical advisor doctor anthony fauci says those who received the change a vaccine more than a month ago should not worry the time frame when this occurs, it's pretty tight from the few days, 6 to 13 days from the time of the vaccination. florida republican senator marco rubio says health experts are taking the necessary precautions. >> i'm hoping that it will be a short term interruption and that will will be online here pretty soon again with the johnson johnson vaccines. >> as of now,

what if you already received the johnson & johnson vaccine? or that on the "today" show right after "today in the bay" at 7:00 a.m. >>> let's head outside on this tuesday. this is a live look at san francisco. a little gray, a little dark, a little gloomy, and right now we're hoping for a better, brighter day on this tuesday to get your workday started. i believe we have a look at san jose. that's just a nice day. people looking to get their day started. hopefully they can have a little more brightness for their workday. >>> we're looking at highs reaching up to 770s. by the end of the weekend, it's hitting low 80s and san francisco will only reach into the 50s today so i would keep that jacket on, but you'll probably be able to take that off this weekend as we reach into the upper 60s. mike, what's happening out there now for the morning commute? >> let's show folks. over at the richmond side of the bridge, it looks like things are backed up a bit, more backed up by the toll plaza. traffic at the altima pass much farther east. some people make

so, david, how long will they likely suspend the johnson & johnson vaccine and what impact could this> reporter: well, it depends on how quickly the fda in the u.s. works, rosemary. certainly officials here say they hope it's a brief temporary suspension. it's a set back, hopefully it won't last more than a few days but it certainly is a setback for south africa. this country unlike the u.s. and parts of europe has banked on the johnson & johnson single-dose vaccine to be a significant part of the answer to the covid-19 pandemic. now, the country has been involved in a large scale trial of the j&j vaccine for health care workers, we were there when they first started giving those shots out. some 290,000 people have received it, they have had no cases of this very rare blood clotting issue in south africa according to health officials but out of an abundance of caution they are following the advice that the fda put out to the u.s. now, you will recall the astrazeneca/oxford vaccine was purchased by south africa and then abandoned because it didn't work effectively against low and moder

the johnson & johnson one-shot vaccine now on pause. the cdc and fda calling for it out of an abundance of caution. health officials reviewing reported cases of rare and severe blood clots in six women here in the u.s. that's out of nearly 7 million vaccinations. some governors angry the vaccine has been halted. dr. anthony fauci tonight defending the decision. so, what do you need to know if you've had this particular vaccine in the list of symptoms to be aware of and when someone should call their doctor. and if you already have an appointment for this one-shot vaccine, what now? dr. jha is here answering your questions tonight. >>> also developing late today, the woman police officer involved in the deadly shooting of daunte wright resigning today. the police chief resigning, too. officer kimberly potter, a 26-year veteran of the department, firing the fatal shot, heard on body cam yelling "taser" and firing her gun instead. her statement today with her resignation and daunte wright's family responding tonight. >>> just a few miles aw

like will immediately stop administering the johnson and johnson vaccine now the c.d.c. and the f.d.a. are recommending that states through this same but it will be up to the individual states to make that decision because they're giving a complete separate allocation of those says and brand given the fact that the vaccination program represents the greatest hope to end a pandemic that has claimed over 2000000 lives in a worldwide including within 500000 americans and many were hoping that the pace of the vaccines would even act they would even further accelerate those efforts but the big question is will supplies go down given the fact that johnson and johnson will temporarily be halted now the white house says that it won't. let me start by saying that this. announcement will not have a significant impact on our vaccination program. that scene makes less than 5 percent. of the more than a 190000000 recorded shots in arms in united states today. and i should say the u.s. is not alone here south africa they're also suspended the roll out of the johnson and johnson vaccin

anthony fauci shedding light surrounding concerns on the johnson & johnson vaccine now out of rotatione eligibility explodes across california. how about it affect your chances of getting vaccinated? "today in the bay" continues right now. thanks for joining us. good morning. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. let's get to the latest on the fallout from the johnson & johnson vaccine problems. cierra johnson has new reaction from the nation's top doctor. >> good morning. before we get to dr. anthony fauci, we want to set the scene tomorrow is the opening day where california expands eligibility for anyone 16 and over. how pausing the johnson & johnson vaccine is impacting california's vaccine supply. we have a graph to break down the current supply. the first slide shows the number of doses distributed this week. that white bar illustrates the number of pfizer, moderna and johnson & johnson shots combined. all together the state has 2 million doses. without that johnson & johnson vaccine, the state now has 1.9 million dose this is week. johnson & johnson made up a small per

caller: before that came out about the johnson & johnson. ck, discussions about vaccinations and that things happening. host:-- bad things happening. host: the today, in the third week. this is from usa today. "the prosecution rested its case to state the defense began calling witnesses to the stand in the trial of former police officer derek chauvin charged in george floyd's death. a former police officer and use of force expert who trained officers for 35 years told jurors that their chevette was justified in his use of force, the first witness to make the statement. i felt that the interactions with mr. floyd were following training, current practices in policing and reasonable he said. many minneapolis police officers including the police chief and national use of force experts have testified for the actions were not justified." that trial resumes in about 20 minutes or so, our coverage will as well. that will be online at c-span.org. the trial will re-air tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span2. neil is in arlington, virginia, got up j and j

>>> next the johnson & johnso cccoming back. local counties that will be adding it to their supply as soon as monday. >> the increase in buyer demand has gotten worse. bay area city were prospective homeowners waited for a place to call their own. >>> in desperate need of rain there is some on the way. what we can expect this early news starts right now . > budi moving forward finding solutions, this is abc 7 news . >>> an 11 day pause on the johnson & johnson vaccine lifted by federal health officials is making its way back into the bay area vaccine supply. with that thank you for joining us. the u.s. has more than 9 million doses of johnson & johnson coronavirus vaccine ready to be administered. here in the bay area counties are gearing up to start giving the johnson & johnson vaccine with a few changes and options. we are live in san rafael where there are lots of opinions about the vaccine. rerter: lots at this vaccine site here. most bay area counties getting ready to roll out the johnson & johnson vaccine once again. some c

about 7 million americans have received the johnson & johnson shot so far. now of six who have developed a blood clotting disorder as a result. by comparison for some context, some version of the birth control pill believed to cause blood clots and one out of every thousand women at a far higher rate, so why the concerns about this vaccine? because they were reasons to believe those are not the real numbers, the real numbers may be much higher than that we are divided we think that? this morning, federal health authorities including the fda and cdc called on to state governments to stop administering the johnson & johnson vaccine. according to no less then tony fauci, this ban could be permanent. >> are you ruling out the possibility that the vaccine could be removed from the market? are you ruling out -- are you expecting it to be re-allowed? >> i think it would be premature to comment on that and that's the reason why the pause was done so they could take a good look at it very carefully, i wouldn't want to speculate as to what would happen. >> tucker: noti

recommends pausing the use of the johnson and johnson coded 1000 vaccine as it investigates possible links to blood clots and the company delays its rollout in europe. hello again i'm just on the attack and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up tensions in minnesota after sunday's police shooting of a black man and as the george floyd murder trial enters a new phase. on just a 4th. explains the concern. naser wants russia to stay out of ukrainian territory as it amasses tens of thousands of troops on its border. and japan says it will release more than a 1000000 tons of water from the fukushima nuclear plant into the ocean prompting the region. now another coven $1000.00 vaccine is under scrutiny after a few cases of blood costing u.s. health authorities have recommended a pause in the use of the single shot johnson and johnson jab as it investigates those incidents the food and drug administration has stressed that this is a precautionary move but also in the past few minutes the company has announced it will delay its rollout in europe well we'll be speaking to stephanie

and now if this would carry on happening with the johnson and johnson it would certainly be a big concerns for the european sorry the african union to deploy the vaccine at the rate they would anticipating and also the contribution to the coal that facility would also be reduced because of the demand by other countries on to the johnson and johnson so all in all any any vaccine that is having consents well not only have a contribution to where you know the vaccine hesitancy but owns on to the supply and that a committee would effect on little doubt all right mohamed joining us tonight from the u.k. mr rayney as always we appreciate your time your insights thank you thanks for having me well here's some other developments now in the pandemic india will fast track emergency approvals for cope with 1000 bank seeds that have been authorized by western countries and japan the country is ramping up its vaccination rollout has had battles soaring infection rates and the director general of the world health organization says confusion and complacency are ensuring the pandemic hands a long life the

doses of the johnson & johnson vaccine until the cdc can determine it is safe. the bigger challenge she said is reaching out to the more than 60,000 people in the county who have been vaccinated with the j&j shot warning them of potential side effects like blood clots. >> we certainly have utilized that done in we did vaccines where it may be difficult to get people back and since all of this just happened this morning, we are working absolutely to make sure that we outreach the communities. >> reporter: across the bay area the one shot vaccine was often used to vaccinate the homeless, a group that advocates say is especially vulnerable due to its lack of access to medical care. >> there is a lot of information and a lot of caregiving to this and a lot of attention paid to it and there will be people maybe get the shot and develop symptoms who don't know what it is and many people here don't even go to the hospital. i have seen it. >> reporter: the johnson & johnson vaccine was the third to be approved in the u.s. and represented a small portion of the bay area

in the white house. lady bird johnsoneflected on why she thought it was important he leave the white house in 1968. let's listen. [video clip] >> in the end, why did he quit? >> my opinion is that in case he won, he did not have four more years left in him. they were wearing thin and costing too much and pulling up your spirit right out of your boots and going on. if he lived, he would not be able to do the job as president he wanted to do. something that hunted us was the picture of wilson, woodrow wilson, which was painted after he had his first stroke. it was our own time. host: define your reaction to her description. guest: it brings together all of the elements in the actual time she was in the white house she was talking about, the specter of his dying or becoming debilitated, even worse while in , office really did drive them. host: in the closing part of your book, and you alluded to this before, that lady bird johnson's legacy is so tied up with lbj's that the work of disentangling her contributions is complex.

use of the johnson and johnson covid-19 vaccine. >> as they review data involving 6. reported us cases of a rare in severe type of blood clot, individuals. white house covid coordinator. jeff resigns says the move shows the food and drug administration prioritizes safety. >> the fda says the only expect the pause to last a matter of days. announcement will not. have a significant impact on our vaccination program. it really allows both the fda and the cdc to further investigate. >> these cases to try and understand white house chief medical advisor doctor anthony fauci says those who received the change a vaccine more than a month ago should not worry the time frame. >> when this occurs, it's pretty tight from the few days, 6 to 13 days from the time of the vaccination. florida republican senator marco rubio says health experts are taking the necessary precautions. >> i'm hoping that it will be a short term interruption and that will will be online here pretty soon again with the johnson johnson vaccines. >> as of

& johnson one-shot vaccine. the vaccine will resume here in the u.s. with a warning now. the cdc saying cases are very rare, revealing 15 known reports now of rare blood clots, possibly linked to the vaccine. out of nearly 8 million shots. all of the cases in women. many of them in their 30s. three of the women died. but tonight, deciding the benefits outweigh the risks. the vaccine will now come with a fact sheet for medical professionals, and the symptoms to look for. dr. jha standing by to answer your questions. also tonight, the stunning images coming in from india. the virus and the widening toll. >>> the u.s. navy called in to help tonight in the grim search for an indonesian submarine that went missing with 53 people on board. late today, search crews saying they have detected an object showing a strong magnetic force, but dwindling hope on the oxygen supply. >>> was there a close call for american astronauts on board that that space-x crew dragon? space junk coming within 100 feet of the space craft just hou

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santa clara is shelving more than 13,000 doses of the johnson and johnson vaccine. until the cdc can determine if it's safe. they are also reaching out to more than 60,000 people in the county who have been vaccinated the johnson and johnson shot warning them of potential side effects like blood clots. this isn't going to upset the numbers. >> our county health system staff have been working for this moment. we built the extra construct and now supply has arrived. >> now when it comes to supply that has been taken off the shelves here are the numbers. santa clara 13,300 doses of johnson and johnson. alameda 3800. marin1200, san francisco 500, same thing with san mateo. here is how it nets out. as a result the 13,300 doses coming off the shelves here specifically in santa clara, they have reached out to the feds for an increased supply to meet the need of the increased number of people who are going to get the vaccine. they have received 300,000 doses. when it comes to 13,300 out, but 300,000 in, those numbers net out pretty well. in santa clara. emily turner. >>> the

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the johnson & johnson vaccines have a couple of advantages. it was easily transportable because it did not have to be kept in those very cold temperatures. it was being used in the u.s. to reac more rura areas, communities that are hard to get to because they are so easily transportable and they can be kept more easily. that was the idea behind the j&j. overall, it is not expected to make any real impact on how fast the u.s. is vaccinating its population. >> thank you for the clarifications on the situation. mark: we are waiting for further notice on the decision from johnson & johnson. france is suspending all flights from brazil over mounting fears of the particularly contagious coronavirus variant that has been sweeping across the south american country. announcing the suspension to the national assembly. france has seen comparatively few cases of that strain. it is increasing alarm here in france. >> anyone who wants to come from brazil to france must present a negative test before boarding and on arrival. they must isolate for 10 days. it

the johnson & johnson has an extremely high profile, as well. but there is a rare complication we're trying to understand and figure out and give the best advice for. >> reporter: many experts supporting the move to pull the j&j vaccine, at least for now. >> one of my daughters was going to get it on wednesday. i said don't. sit tight. let's see what happens. >> reporter: good news from biden administration tonight. a spokesman says the other two vaccines are so abundant, they'll be able to fill the vaccine void left by johnson & johnson. terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, terry. >>> still complicated a little bit is that the johnson & johnson situation is that in less than 48 hours, the state will open up eligibility to all californians ages 16 and up. now there are people wondering will there be fewer appointments? cheryl hurd takes a look at how health departments are handling this. >> i didn't wait very long. i got in, got my shot. >> reporter: ralph short got his first vaccination. laura didn't qualify through her insurance. s

vaccine, shelved thejohnson &johnson vaccine, it may shelved the johnson & johnson vaccine, it may notct on the us programme because they have other options, they have procured so much of the mrna vaccines and the particle vaccine may still be there. but the problem when you look at sub—saharan africa and latin america, they are all adenovirus vector vaccines, and if somebody signals a problem oran if somebody signals a problem or an alarm, that could have a devastating effect on the ability of africa and latin america to fight this pandemic. so it is so important how we operate and proceed, not only thinking about the safety of the american people but thinking about the world. us presidentjoe biden has urged russian president vladimir putin to ease tensions on the ukrainian border and suggested they hold their first summit. this comes as tensions rise over russia's military build—up next to ukraine. bbc north america correspondent aleem maqbool reports. it's the biggest russian troop movement in seven years. over recent weeks, mobile phone footage has started to emerge of long columns

a cdc committee meets today to decide the fate of the johnson & johnson covid vaccine. and now word that officials are investigating the death of a woman in her 50s after getting the shot. what we're learning. plus, new questions about whether we need to wear a mask outside. our experts weigh in. >>> a potential compromise in washington to address the migrant surge at the southern rd. the new bipartisan plan. and abc news with an up close look at the poverty and desperation in guatemala helping fuel the historic migration north. >>> mystery at sea. the urgent search for that missing submarine in the pacific. the crew's oxygen set to run out and how the u.s. is offering to help. >>> happening right now, historic mission. the early morning launch at kennedy space center. why the rocket being used is like none other and the husband and wife astronaut team going where no couple has gone before. >>> treasure in the attic. how one family stumbled upon a small fortune under the floorboards of their house. >>> and later shell-shocked. one turtle's remarkable survival story. >>>

. >>> for the first time in more than a year real >>> the cdc votes to unpause the johnson & johnson vaccine, but it comes with a warning. >>> now that the pause has been lifted bay area counties are gearing up to receive more johnson & johnson vaccines, but how will this impact vaccine hesitancy among women? >>> the warriors welcome back fans the first time in over a year. we'll give you cent > a orarrives this comingup. abc7 newsata better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc7 news. >>> in the end this vaccine was shown to be safe and effective for the vast majority of people. >> in just hours johnson & johnson's one-shot vaccine could be going into arms around the bay area once again. late today the cdc and fda lifted the pause of its use after several women developed a rare and dangerous type of blood clot. good evening. thank you for joinr i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. we'll begin with kate larson who spoke to a voting member of the cdc committee. >> reporter: the cdc and fda say the single shot johnson & johnson vaccine must now come with a warning and me

they'll offer pfizer sp moderna in case people are still hesitant to get the johnson & johnson. people who are getting pfizer today had mixed reaction. >> if it's out there i trust the experts. the doctors. >> we have concerns. i would try to see what my other options are. >> san francisco and san mateo say they are waiting until new labels and warnings can be printed before offering the shot. we have reached out to health leader there for information. >> the situation improves in california, it's a much different situation in india. the country with so many ties here, cases are skyrocketing. today the country reported 350,000 new cases in one day. setting a new global record. bringing lt nation total number of cases to 17 million. now the biden administration says it will immediately offer relief. we're at the hin duh temple. people are praying for family members hit hard by the cases. >> there's deep concern here tonight. we talked to one man who came to pray. and told us he has 20 family members in india. diagnosed with covid. >> a new coronavirus wave hitting india. loosening

four states have temporarily halted the johnson & johnson vaccine after a small number of people experienced minor adverse reactions. this site transitioned overnight to moderna and pfizer only because of those reactions and twiddling supply. the availability of the johnson & johnson vaccine is that the fall 85% this coming weekend is not expected to recover until federal regulators approved manufacturing at a baltimore plant were millions of doses were contaminated. >> we knew that there would be ups and downs on the road. >> reporter: this impact is being felt from servicemembers to college students in states like michigan where hospital admissions have skyrocketed, officials are partnering with colleges and universities to vaccinate students before they head home. >> michigan is unquestionably a national hotspot right now. my team and i have been in regular conversation with the covid response team and have asked for more vaccines. >> reporter: the governor also called for high school and youth sports to take a hiatus. the governor also called cases that were nearly double the reason aver

the time. this is what johnson supposedly said in the aftermath. there is no single agreed-upon version of johnson's supposedly marks upon hearing cronkite stalemate affect -- stalemate assessment. if i've lost cronkite have lost the war. if i've lost cronkite i've lost the american people. if i've left cronkite, i've lost the country. well, that's the end of the war. another is, if i've lost cronkite, i've lost the midwest. i maintain the version variability of this magnitude is the marker of a media myth. this story is likely apocryphal. to embrace the presumed power of the cronkite moment is to embrace the dubious, magic bullet theory of media effect. the magic bullet theory, which proposes that media audiences take in media messages in our profoundly and immediately, viscerally moved by them. with the magic bullet affect having a powerful and immediate effect on its audiences. the media messages has a powerful and immediate effect on media audiences. that's what's at work here if you buy into the cronkite moment. his words had powerful, sudden a

the pause on the johnson & hnson covid shot could be lifted as early as today. this comes as we are hearing about a new death possibly linked to the vaccine. federal officials are investigating the death of an oregon woman in her 50s who developed a rare blood clot and low platelets within two weeks of receiving the vaccine. meanwhile, in texas, a woman who got the shot was hospitalized with possible blood clots and symptoms that appear consistent with the other reported cases. laura podesta's following the latest developments in new york >> reporter: good morning. a few things could happen at the meeting. the committee advising the cdc could say let's stop use of the johnson & johnson vaccine entirely. they could say let's resume it, or let's resume it for a portion of the population that's less at risk, or let's extend the pause. no matter what happens, the president and other officials have said that the johnson & johnson vaccine should have no impact on the u.s.' overall vaccination effort. a federal advisory committee may lift the pause on the johnson & john

this repulling the johnson and johnson vaccine off the shelf. are you showing up here you will be getting either the pfizer or the moderna vaccine. just in the last half hour the nurses have shown up and are getting all of these ready. starting today they will be giving doses to thousands more people who are eligible, starting today to come get their dose if they are16 or older. santa clara will shelve that vaccine until it's determined to be safe. they are also going to have to reach out to the more than 60,000 people who have been vaccinated the shots. here are the numbers. santa clara, 13,300. alameda 3800. marin1200 and san francisco and san mateo both 500 doses taken off the shelf. however, santa clara itself is has appealed to the federal government and have gotten $300,000 to back fill the 13,000. emily turner, kpix5. >>> time for a look at this other top stories. >> the biggest ponzi scheme. he died of any natural causes. he was seven tented to 150 years in 2009 after pleading guilty to fraud, theft and other charges. he was 82. >>> crew

health authorities have recommended a pause in the use of the single shot johnson and johnson job as it investigates incidents the food and drug administration has stressed this is a precautionary move the company is no delaying its rollout its in europe let's speak night see patrick o'hagan he's standing by outside the u.s. f.d.a. in silver spring maryland patsy tell us more about this it's how much of a border is it represents the u.s. covert vaccination campaign. well officials here at the f.d.a. say they think this is just going to be a matter of days it's not a stoppage they call it a pause and they don't think it will affect the overall goal of vaccinating the population that's said there is a lot of criticism about this move because 6800000 doses of johnson and johnson have been administered in the united states and they know of only 6 cases now in those 6 cases one woman did die another is in critical condition but critics say look blood clots are common in unvaccinated people between 2 to 14 people per 1000000 get this kind of blood clot in the united states what they're sayi

cdc cleared the use of johnson & johnson on friday. reporting live, amy hollyfield, abc7. >>> millions of americans are not getting their second doses of the covid-19 vaccine. new numbers from the cdc show about 8% of americans have missed their second shot. that is about 5 million people which is more than double the rate among people who got vaccinated in the first several weeks of the nationwide campaign. the cdc says their research shows the reasons vary from people who are afraid of side effects to someone feel they are protected enough after getting one shot even though that goes against recommended guidance. for more information about the race to vaccinate, go to abc7.com/vaccine. we have a tracker that shows you how many people have gotten the shot where you live. >>> several deadly police shootings since derek chauvin was convicted of murder last week. this morning a virginia man is in critical condition after being shot by police during a domestic disturbance call. here is what the man's family is saying. >> the family of isai

united states stopped the johnson and johnson vaccine too because theysaid we want to look at what's happening there so it's something that lies in the nature of these vaccines these are the so-called vector vaccines which is a somewhat older technology and they seem to as scientists now believe produce these very rare side effects i mean we can't emphasize that enough the other type of vaccines the genetically modified r. and a vaccine they don't produce these side effects so what the european union is now in doing really is sort of throw out the older vaccines for the next year they have ordered 1800000000 doses of the bio on take 5 years or the more modern type effect seen for the next year and the next and the years after that is a booster and against the mutations that are out there so they seem to say we decide for the one to acknowledge these we want our future to sort of covered this so that is a rather clear sign what they think about the other 2 types and it's also important when you consider that we may indeed be needing booster shots in a yea

and johnson vaccine has hit the same stumbling block as the u.k.'s astra zeneca jab did last month a likely link to a rare and deadly blood clot use of johnson and johnson's janson vaccine has now been halted across the u.s. with health authorities investigating 6 incidents of clotting in younger women one of them fatal. the u.s. developed vaccine uses an adenovirus to trigger immunity the same mechanism as the astra zeneca vaccine janson accounts for roughly 5 percent of vaccines delivered so far in the u.s. . so i had a j. and j. that's in appointment today and. i saw the news about it getting kind of revoked so i called and i asked and they said you can get the pfizer vaccine and said my wife just did that and that's. why he did it and so you know i'm just hoping that i would not think that it's going to happen if i was you know anybody that she had a job. this is a set back to europe to johnson and johnson announced it will delay its rollout on the continent the company had already started processing an order from the e.u. of 200000000 doses. ma

>>> next at 5:00, federal agencies said they will resume using the johnson and johnson vaccine. what they are saying about the risk of blood clots. >>> looking for spot if line. one bay area county is seeing a drop off in vaccine demand. >>> also ahead here enroll men at public schools hits a 20 year low. which students and what schools are seeing the biggest dip. >>> and tonight's big night at the chase center for the first time in 409 days, fans are about to go see the warriors live and in person. we are live inside and out, with what to expect. >>> by the building a better bay area, moving forward finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >>> the 10-day limbo for the johnson and johnson vaine has ended. hos nel voted to lift the pause and then moments ago, federal health officials lifted the pause officially. good evening, i am ana daetz. >>> the vaccination cos resume as early as tomorrow morning. stephanie sierra has opinion following the story and joins us live in the newsroom with more. stef. >> reporter: yes, just within the past hour the cdc and fda approved a recommendation

the forceful speech the johnson gave earlier in the day. earlier that same day it's inconceivable that johnson's opinion about vietnam would have shifted so dramatically. from vigorous support for the war effort to realizing his policy was in shambles merely on the words of a crunk of a network anchorman walter cronkite. not implausible perhaps but it seems rather inconceivable and unlikely. but what if what if johnson had? seen the cronkite program at some later if unknown date on videotape. we know that the cronkite program that night was videotape the white house had accrued videotaping system in which many newscasts and news broadcasts were. or videotaped with this have made a difference would this have been? somehow a factor if johnson had seen it later might have had this same reaction. what do you suppose? what if he had seen this? at some later date on videotape or is it more likely that his aids would have said okay mr. president. you're about to watch a walter cronkite's special report in which he says the war in vietnam is stalema

and johnson covid vaccine. the was paused earlier this month due to a very rare risk of blood clots. >> out of nearly 8 million people vaccinated with the johnson and johnson vaccine in the u.s. only 15 people were diagnosed with this blood clot. speaking about a half an hour ago. the head of the cdc said when they start administering the vaccine again. they will work with health centers to provide them with fact sheets detailing the risks for patients with much more on this coming up just a few minutes. and for some communities the resumption of jj shots is exactly what the doctor ordered in order to meet the need. for more vaccines other communities vaccine appointments are going unused as most of the people who want the vaccines have already gotten them. >> kron four's. dan kerman live for us now in san francisco with more. >> on these an filled spots. good evening, dan. >> good evening. it's a real mixed bag here in san francisco, for example, there are no new spots. they still could use more vaccine here. well

the johnson and johnson vaccine has now been approved to be administered again. but people feel safe taking it and where and when to the bay area and you get it. and then the san jose earthquakes they are also ready to welcome fans back into the stands will let you know what you need to know before you head to your next game. stay with us. >> a 19 year-old bay area native who started her activism journey at 12 years old is now making an impact across the nation with her organization. we the people. her mission is to create better communities and to equipped others with educational and outreach services. the summer. the organization is set to travel across the country to implement learning programs. trainings and other educational outreach programs. the organization is also raising funds to help with their mission and they're getting help from celebrities along the way. like singer lizzo. >> yes, rescue there as you do and in my that little did that also martin follow the hook. he reposting it on his instagram tweeted 20. >> ok. so so when you when you see even, yo

a major setback for the johnson & johnson vaccine as the u.s. recommends pausing the use of the single-shot dose. >>> another night of unrest. more protests in the minneapolis area following a police shooting of duante wright. what we could learn about the officer who fired the fatal shot. >>> i felt that derek chauvin was justified -- >> a witness in derek chauvin's murder trial defends his restraint of george floyd. what the cross-examination what the cross-examination revealed. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with a safety review of the johnson & johnson coronavirus vaccine. the vaccine is currently on pause after six women in the u.s. developed rare blood clotting issues. one of them died. another is in critical condition. now the pause is expected to last only a few days. today the cdc will meet to discuss the next steps and when the single-shot dose can resume. debra alfarone is tracking the latest. >> reporter: all 50 states have suspended their use of johnson & johnson's covi

we are no longer recommending up hans to the johnson and johnson vaccine i support the a c. i.p.s. recommendation that the johnson and johnson coping 1000 back seem to be used for persons 18 years of age or older in the united states population under the f.d.a. is emergency use authorization and i have signed this recommendation more on this now with rob reynolds in los angeles. in a press briefing the head of the centers for disease control a dr ritual lenski explained that she and other top u.s. public health officials had given the go ahead for the johnson and johnson vaccine to be resumed in administering to patients and that it would be resumed almost immediately likely the 1st doses of this single shot vaccine will be rolled out and given to people in the u.s. on saturday morning local time the. the head of the c.d.c. dr alecky explained that they did a risk benefit analysis and they found that continuing with johnson and johnson could save thousands and thousands of people from hospitalization and thousands of people from death as well despite the relatively rare risk

urged that because of the johnson & johnson vaccine. w down 68 points but the s&p managed a record high. >>> relief check for you here, the critical enhanced child tax credit should start flowing in summer. the irs said it's on track to send payments to millions of families in july. expect an online portal july 1st that will allow you to get the irs to send that credit to families monthly instead of a lump sum at tax time. >>> a major show of support, lawyer ration i want to show you this, for voting rights. this is in the "new york times," "washington post." so many names here you can't even see them, the print is so small. hundreds of companies and ceos including amazon, black rock, google, warren buffett they have signed this new statement opposing any discriminatory legislation that makes it harder for people to vote. "the new york times" says the statement doesn't mention any specific state's restrictions. kenneth frazier ceo of merck told the "times" respecting votes of voters should be a -- delta and coca-cola strongly opposed geo

the interesting part of this, in thejohnson &johnson trial, the johnson & johnson trial, 29% thejohnsonot a headache. suddenly they will think they have these clots, and vanishingly few of them do. again it's going to be a lot of reassurance. the risk of any of these, any side effects, has to do with new narrators and denominators. how many have been detected and how many have got the vaccine. i have very few questions except for the young adult female age group, and even then, it appears to be orders of magnitude more dangerous to get covid than the johnson &johnson vaccine. but the whole point of this pause is to gather the information so we are not guessing. we want to know for a fact exactly where we are. and a bit of an issue for doctors, in the rare cases we see this, we have to make sure we are treating it correctly. it is not quite the same as usual business, and for that reason alone, we have to tell the doctors to be on the lookout, which we are. really interesting — lookout, which we are. really interesting and _ lookout, which we are. really interesting and useful- lookout,