bob wachter, and he answered a lot of your questions about covid-19 vaccines. it comes to returning to the office, we talked to the bay area council. we'll see you today at 4:00. >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. the mayor of chicago calling for calm tonight. the police body cam just released, and it's difficult. it appears to show a 13-year-old boy turning and raising his hands before a fatal police shooting. you can hear the officer demanding to see his hands. the boy turning. the officer fires a shot. the officer said the 13-year-old had a gun. what was found at the scene. our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas standing by tonight. >>> hot spots flairing up. new cases in the u.s. climbing more than 30% in a month. in michigan alone, in some places they are setting up outdoor triage center again, running out of room in hospitals. >>> also tonight, the ceo of

bob wachter, and he's expecting controversy. >> vaccine passports or authentication will be the masks of 2021. >> reporter: the problem is your vaccination status affects your community. if more and more businesses start requiring vaccinations for things like travel or dining, health experts say they do expect a pushback from some similar to what we saw with masks. michelle? >> all right. thank you, michael. >>> cbs news chief medical correspondent, dr. jon lapook is back in the building, in studio 57, joining us now. good morning. >> good morning. together again. >> i know. can you believe it? what is your take on the panel's latest recommendations, and did the vote go as you expected it? >> it absolutely did. it didn't surprise me at all. this is a very rare side effect -- one in a million in women over 50 and seven in a million in women under 50. you heard tony fauci say 560,000 deaths. it's devastating. the j&j vaccine does have advantages, one and done. it's easily stored. not at all surprised. >> you mentioned the ages. is there anything else you can tell us about the women, the