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in the community, the j, basically, encompasses the diversity, it sells. a diverse community has diverse opinions and when it comes down to this, on an editorial level, time to time, when somebody is literally reading something, how do you decide a particular perspective at any particular time, about anything that is happening in the world. be it an election or a country like israel or a situation in another part of the world with a jewish perspective? >> you've touched upon the central delicate balancing act that i, as the editor and j, as a jewish publication, has to engage in every day. we have two roles. we are a community watchdog and we report the news to make sure we are holding power to accountability. at the same time, we are an advocate for our jewish community. we are criticizing and advocating for the same community that we are a part of. what is our role vis-@-vis israel? we will have jewish community institutions that say we should be supporting the policies of a given government of israel. that is part of what a jewish publication is suppose

>> so, is he saying don't get the j&j or don't get any vaccine? >> it's not clear, but i think he believes -- i believe he's saying, any vaccine at this point. >> yeah. no, i understand that. i understand that point of view. if you're young and you're healthy, the chances that you're going to get super sick and die from covid are low, but not zero. there have been, i think, about 10,000 deaths in the united states in people under age 35, certainly seen many people with terrible cases in the hospital, on ventilators and plenty of people with long covid. so, that's the game that you're playing. i mean, those are the -- you're sort of weighing the odds. the vaccines are completely safe now with the one caveat of this very rare side effect with the j&j potentially. but the vaccines are completely safe. they give you peace of mind that that's not going to happen to you. it also, i think, gives you peace of mind that you're not going to get the infection and give it to someone that you care about. but you know, i get it. i think right now, people are ma

j booster study showed. it was not a large study. it was a pretty modestly sized study in two countries, and i think it was reassuring in the fact that it was levels increased by seven to nine times, but there was also another study in about 17, very small again, individuals, and they followed then for six months. i think it is and interesting situation we will be in. there is data showing that booster of one-shot j&j is safe and effective. >> that's a great point. so many people who got that one-shot j&j were wondering as news about pfizer boosters came online, were wondering, well, what about me? i want to talk about madonna for a second here, also announcing they filed paperwork with the fda for full approval for covert vaccines for people 18 and up. what do you make about this news, and how soon do you think it could gain full approval? will it be a similar timeline to what we saw with the pfizer vaccine? >> it is interesting return are only completed its data right now because they started the process a

phillip grant is a principle investigator for an ongoing j&j trial. he says what matter snous not vaccine type but rather who ends up in the hospital. >> people who are getting sick are unvaccinated individuals. it's not people who have gotten either the moderna, pfizer or j&j. >> reporter: while 70% effective against moderate and severe disease, in trials, j&j's vaccine was less effective than the mraen vaccine. >> it's just a question of when and not if? >> absolutely. >> would you expect that the dose for j&j would be needed sooner? >> you'd have to expect that. >> reporter: but the cdc is not recommending any research yet. and the single-dose vaccine does work. she received the vaccine in november. >> the johnson & johnson vaccine gave me protection against covid. >> reporter: last month she separated for a kaiser trial. >> i had tested positive for antibodies. >> reporter: they are studying two doses versus one. >>> santa clara county is seeing an increase of people getting their first doves vaccine. >> reporter: connecting the community to covid

some news for j&j, today it todt j&j submitted week data, what does that mean? >> this is why this is going to be important, they have submitted data and it may have been too soon as opposed to waiting for the full six months and the dead out was only looking at the level of antibodies there is not a lot of real-world data to show that the booster shot is needed in the johnson & johnson vaccine. we look at what the data companies put out there and realized this is an early press release, we want to see the fda coming through everything to make sure that the j&j shot with the j&j booster may not be better than getting a different booster. it obviously the company themselves are not going to put that forward. kristen: right. let's touch on this because it's related, a study today shows people who got the j&j vaccine initially they be helped more i other rands -- b and not its own. >> absolutely and this is what we were talking on with two truths. you and i have speculated about this for a while and this is not a new concept in vaccine science. heterologous immunit

phillip grant is a principle investigator for an ongoing j&j trial. he says what matter snous not vaccine type but rather who ends up in the hospital. >> people who are getting sick are unvaccinated individuals. it's not people who have gotten either the moderna, pfizer or j&j. >> reporter: while 70% effective against moderate and severe disease, in trials, j&j's vaccine was less effective than the mraen vaccine. >> it's just a question of when and not if? >> absolutely. >> would you expect that the dose for j&j would be needed sooner? >> you'd have to expect that. >> reporter: but the cdc is not recommending any research yet. and the single-dose vaccine does work. she received the vaccine in november. >> the johnson & johnson vaccine gave me protection against covid. >> reporter: last month she separated for a kaiser trial. >> i had tested positive for antibodies. >> reporter: they are studying two doses versus one. >>> santa clara county is seeing an increase of people getting their first doves vaccine. >> reporter: connecting the community to covid

and then you have until november 11th for the j & j vaccine. pfizer by the 24th and johnson & johnson by november 14th. for christmas, your first moderna shot needs to be november 13th. for pfizer, november 30th and you have until december 11th for the johnson & johnson vaccine. there's a lot of numbers, a lot of information. so, you're going to need to look at that again and make it easy. we're tracking all the updates, changes and that timeline's on there for you as well. >> we may have nice weather ahead for the weekend. things are changing again. it seems like we're going to get at little rain and it's going to be warm again. >>> this is one of the more extreme u-turns in a weekend forecast than we've seen in a while. in san francisco, downtown urlier was closer to 80 degrees. 74 in san jose still at 80. so, the bottom line is if you like today, you'll love tomorrow. not much change for your saturday forecast. sunday is almost the opposite of saturday. going to trend cooler, more wind and clouds and a chance of seeing rain showers moving in

>> it's actually quite dramatically changing with team j&j. it's not just about a j&j booster. there is some intriguing data showing that if you get another vaccine type for your second shot you make it more antibody response. it kind of goes with the fact that everybody is moving toward an mrna vaccine, so that will be my prediction for how this will play out eventually. kristen: what do you think will play out eventually? do you think it is slightly -- likely that may just scrap j&j and just recommend that those who got j&j will get moderna or pfizer? >> right now j&j has some nice data showing that if you get a booster is kind of like line, it gets better with time. a few weeks later, four weeks looks better and 12 weeks looks even better, but the study is very compelling. if you followed up with the moderna booster, your 76 times higher antibody levels, and four times higher if you got a second shot with j&j. kristen: that is compelling. what about the reverse, james wants to know, i got moderna, both injections. can i get a j&j booster? is there any reason to? >> the reaso

get boosted if you've been vaccinated for more than six months with an mrna or two months with j&j and all the other things we have been talking about. getting your children vaccinated. masking in indoor congress regatt settings, etc. reporter: at this point should americans be changing anything they do in their day-to-day life? are yo fa, they're the same. keep doing that and make sure we pay close attention to that. reporter: are there other cases that c.d.c. is investigating as potential omicron variants in the u.s. right now? dr. fauci: to my knowledge, at this point, no. reporter: what should we take away from the fact that this person's symptoms appear to be mild at this point? and have all the other passengers been notified? dr. fauci: this is an n equals one, you can't take anything away from a single patient. with efeel good that this patient not only had mild symptoms but the symptoms appear to be improving. but as we have said there's a lot of information that is now evolving out of countries like south afri means they are goingo have a lot of experience which we will benefi

i love j & j. the idea is appealing. >> so you think by summer, by the end of summer every american who wants one should be able to get a vaccine and be protected. >>? >> jae, so the messaging was interesting. 100 days, 100 million doses. 100 days mask wearing. people think that the biden administration a little bold. which was interesting, because, you know, instead of sort of like setting way high expectations like everybody get vaccinated by -- in one month, i think setting realistic expectations and then exceeding them has been the strategy. >> okay. you know, getting the doses is one thing. getting the vaccine, right? there is the manufacturing, but also the distributing if you will, and then the actual administering. talk about where we have hiccups or possible delays still in the process. >> yes, so california is amongst the worst in the states in the country currently for the percentage of vaccines allocated to the states that reached the arms of the people living here. and a lot of people

santa clara county has not determined which groups will receive the new j&j shots first, but because only one shot is needed it could be ideal for farm workers who often move from one job site to another. and there's another group that could benefit. >> the other exam prime minister example is the transient population. >> reporter: marianne favro. >> dr. fauci says get the one you can. as of saturday we have three vaccine possibilities. first up is the pfizer vaccine, it's been around. we've told you that one. it's 95% effective, 16 and older. and remember it used to be in the sunday sub zero freezers. as of last week it changed. it can be in a regular freezer. it does require two shots 2, 1 days apart. the moderna vaccine is 94% effective. this one also two shots 28 days apart. the one we just told you about, the johnson & johnson vaccine, 72% effective in the u.s. however, 85% effective. you heard the johnson & johnson guy just tell you that, protecting against severe illness. that's huge. one shot, refrigerator. and there's a special bonus. because it was tested later in the pande

they didn't use j&j, they used pfizer. the uk didn't use j&j. it suggests that at the minimum, j&j is like the others, for saying the others need a booster, of course the j&j folks will need a booster, too. some data will come at the end of the month when the manufacturers are going to study the effect of two j&j vaccines on safety and efficacy. >> thank you, dr. peter, as always, you're a wealth of knowledge for us and to keep us calm, which we really appreciate during this pandemic. thank you. >> thanks so much, jess. >> our question of the day is, would you get a covid-19 booster shot? why or why not? carla is a yes. i'll do what is necessary to keep myself, the people i love, the peop when did this country suddenly become selfish. but mike is a definite no. he let sheep emojis speak for him, loud and clear. also tonight we are under a microclimate alert, a triple threat of problems with high winds, power shutoffs and smokey skies. what you are looking at are live cameras across the bay area. can you see the haze and winds picking up. it's su

. >> the mass vaccination site at the oakland coliseum was relying on j&j but it was able to switch to the pfizer vaccine. it too will switch appointments to pfizer and moderna. dr. patel are the vaccine team says the pause will likely not have a huge impact on the bay area. >> from a supply chain standpoint i don't think it's really going to hinder it much as if it were moderna. >>> of were johnson & johnson. >>> i'm making sure we have 600 million doses so there's enough vaccine that it's basically 100% unquestionable for every single solitary american. >>> the fda says the pause paus the j&j vaccine could last a number of days. >> this pause has people worried it could lead to hesitancy especially with groups that are already concerned about getting vaccinized. this could be a set back to the trust they've been working to build. >> particularly the black community which ha had some historically higher rate of vaccine he hesitancy and actually embraced the j&j vaccine. >> they're switching to the moderna but it could be a problem getting people to return for their second dose. >>> al

. >> the mass vaccination site at the oakland coliseum was relying on j&j but it was able to switch to the pfizer vaccine. it too will switch appointments to pfizer and moderna. dr. patel are the vaccine team says the pause will likely not have a huge impact on the bay area. >> from a supply chain standpoint i don't think it's really going to hinder it much as if it were moderna. >>> of were johnson & johnson. >>> i'm making sure we have 600 million doses so there's enough vaccine that it's basically 100% unquestionable for every single solitary american. >>> the fda says the pause paus the j&j vaccine could last a number of days. >> this pause has people worried it could lead to hesitancy especially with groups that are already concerned about getting vaccinized. this could be a set back to the trust they've been working to build. >> particularly the black community which ha had some historically higher rate of vaccine he hesitancy and actually embraced the j&j vaccine. >> they're switching to the moderna but it could be a problem getting people to return for their second dose. >>> al

j shot. as far as experts can tell, this is the first male patient anywhere to show symptoms of the rare syndrome after receiving the one-dose shot. but the timing is troubling as it comes as every local county is preparing to put the j&j vaccine back in the rotation. >> you can be on the lookout, but i think they did the right thing, which is to put a warning label on it but not stop the vaccine. >> reporter: prior to this case, every other case has been a woman nearly all between the ages of 18-49. three cases were fatal. while all that may sound scary, they're extremely rare, 16 cases in nearly 8 million doses given. vaccination hesitancy is a real concern but people we've talked to say they still have faith in the j&j one-shot vaccine, including a hayward man who's scheduled to get the shot next week. you're going to get the j&j? >> yeah. >> reporter: you don't have any concerns at all? >> no. >> if i hadn't been vaccinated already, i would get it. >> they've run tests on hundreds of thou

j times investigation for news news, news, john, honey. all right, thank you john guys, i don't want to be rude here, ed, i really don't, but i do not find it hard to believe that joe biden didn't know anything about this until friday, and i also would believe that, you know, he may still know nothing about it and he was, you know, his people just did what they did and telling the d o j to, to, to cool it now, to me, bite and being out of the loop is not surprising what's what, what you, what do you think about that? i think you're right except i would just say the tracker. good. by the way, steve, let me clean up some and i said justice stevens before i meant justice, steven brier, he's the one that would retire broader. yeah, and i was, i was too excited about mansion, maybe switching. sorry. i know what the only thing i'd say about by not being in the loop is he doesn't have to be in the loop when he's got his henchmen, susan rice down the hall. doing this stuff, remember sitting in the room, it was biden and rice with obama and struck

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

patel, let's talk about how this latest vaccine, johnson & johnson, j & j, compare? >> first what everyone is talking about, big difference in efficacy. people saw the headlines of moderna and pfizer as 95% efficacious and johnson & johnson is less. but they were done in different geographical regions and different times. johnson & johnson was up against the variants from the south african lineage which might reduce some effectiveness. but johnson & johnson vaccine is greater than 80% effective at preventing severe illness and death and 100% effective of preventing death alone if you look at that. benefits of j&j is one shot, cheaper, can sit in normal refrigerator for months, that's a game changer getting the vaccine out to resource poor rural areas and improving the distribution in equitable way. >> how important is it that it's one-shot vaccine? talked about people having to come back for second shot, how important is it this is one shot and can be stored in normal refrigerators to help poor and rural areas. >> it's really important with respect to distribution, m

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that is the adenovirus vector vaccine, either astrazeneca or j&j. if you get the mrna pfizer armor donor, there is no risk with clotting for those vaccines, and the risk of clotting is very small or general. if you got one j&j followed by another experience so far, it has not increased the risk of clotting over all, but we will continue to follow that. kristen: all right. how is the vaccination effort going for kids 5-11 in california? they just became eligible to couple weeks ago? dr. chin-hong: california is going gangbusters. already, 1 in 10 have gotten vaccinated. but if you look around the state, 10% of the kids in l.a., 40% in marin county, 25% in san francisco. can you believe marin county, 40%? kristen: not surprising, that is marin county. cases are inching up nationwide as thanksgiving arrives. officials are not saying do not gather or celebrate, the message is more celebrate as safely as possible. what are examples of doing that as safely as possible? dr. chin-hong: it is kind of knowing who your group is. for example, if you are going t

the j & j vaccine is protecting against disease. it might not be protecting as well against infection, but it seems to be protecting very well against moderate to severe covid. no patients who received the vaccine were hospitalized or died from covid. we also need to keep in mind that the j & j vaccine is a one-dose vaccine. they have a study looking at two doses. it may well be the case if you get two doses of the j & j vaccine, it will be just as protective as the other vaccines. it is a very good development. i think it will get authorized and it will supply a lot of additional supply on the market. >> brennan: how much of a difference will it make that the biden administration is giving three weeks' notice, instead of one weeks' notice about the amount of vaccine they'll receive? >> the doctor: a lot. the states tthy need book apr th weine and book appointments two or three weeks out. a lot of people are willing to wait, but they want to know when they're going to get vaccine nighted. night -- vaccinated. >> brennan: during gott

. >> so far seven bay area counties announced they will pause administration of the j&j vaccine including santa clara where about 60,000 people have already received it. >> those who had existing of pulp -- appointments will be accommodated by one of the other vaccines that are available including the pfizer and moderna. >> low disruptions are inspected at the oakland coliseum as that site have been offering the j&j vaccine exclusively until this past sunday with the state and alameda carter county took it over. they are now supplying it themselves with the pfizer vaccine. >> governor newsom who got the j&j vaccine himself said the pause will not have a statewide impact. >> they represent about 4% of the wiki allocation in our state. we will not delete efforts later this week to open up vaccine eligibility to all californian 16 years old and older. >> the j&j vaccine accounts for 10% of all doses given out in california so far. coming up at 6:00 p.m. we take a closer look at the bay area impact and including how individual counties plan to make up the difference. >>> a suspect is in custo

j times investigation for news news, news, john honey. all right, thank you john guys, i don't want to be rude here, ed, i really don't, but i do not find it hard to believe that joe biden didn't know anything about this until friday. and i, i also would believe that, you know, he may still know nothing about it. and he was, you know, his people just did what they did and telling the d o j to, to, to cool it. now, to me, bite and being out of the loop is not surprising what, what, what you, what do you think about that? i think you're right except i would just say the track or getting by the way steve, let me clean up. so when i said justice stevens before i meant justice, steven briar, he's the one that would retire broader. yeah. and i was, i was too excited about mansion, maybe switching. sorry, i know, look, the only thing i'd say about by not being in the loop is he doesn't have to be in the loop when he's got his henchmen, susan rice down the hall, doing this stuff. remember, sitting in the room, it was biden and rice with obama and

or j and j. in this article. when you boosted with. with madonna. it went up something like 76 fold, uh, with pfizer, one of 39 fold, and he gave a second change a went up fourfold. dr george rutherford, chief infectious disease epidemiologist at ucsf. says this data could lead federal officials to recommend mixing and matching shots, meaning it wouldn't matter which shot you got. originally you could get a different booster, rutherford says. they've been doing a similar mix of shots in the uk and san francisco's department of public health has also been recommending fighter boosters for people who got j and j. it would also make scheduling a booster shot much easier, but the fda has to decide if that level of increased protection is really necessary. you know, we're trying to bump immunity from 92% to 95. is that really worth 250 million doses of vaccine or whatever the number is. another piece of the puzzle is whether people who got moderna originally need to booster at all since the first two

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the j church is a complex changebecause it not only affects j customers but all of our rail routes . the feedback we are currently operating the j church unjust on the service from church and market to the park and the feedback we've heard from customers is that this change has made it difficult to get downtown. people don't like to have to transfer . avery's concernsabout their pavement conditions which is being addressed . as well as some safety concerns related to the intersection of church and market. we also know through some of our technical analysis that the not having the j and the subway along with some of the other changes we've made is having a huge benefit to the reliability of service. and i'm just going to in the interest of time skip to slide 13 which summarizes some of the incidents. for j customers the travel time is about the same but they have to transfer. i think it's important to just fly back for many j customers this is not an improvement. having to make a transfer when youdidn't before can create challenges , it can create opportunities for trip breakdown. but

patel, let's talk about the j&j, right? the panel in the last hour as you said, recommending that we lift the pause. is not because they reached a decision that the j&j vaccine is not causing the rare cases of blood clots we have, or is it because they think yes, it might have, or we don't know, but that the benefits of vaccinating people far outweigh the few cases, i think it's like 15 women out of like 1 million shots given. >> the latter is really what it comes down to. the benefits far exceedingly far outweigh the potential risk. so you can't say that it doesn't directly cause them. it's just so incredibly rare, it's hard to make that link. but it is pretty and the committees came out and said hey, if you fall in this age demographic or have any type of personal history of a blood clotting or bleeding disorder, it's best to check in with your physician to make sure it's right for you. but again, 16 cases out of millions of shots administered, meaning that the odds of this actually happening to someone are incredibly low

the j&j version of the vaccine was offered and being offered today. are people able to get it? >> reporter: it wasn't long ago we would show location like this and were clambering at getting the johnson & johnson one shot. >> reporter: it happened several times today. when people found out the johnson & johnson vaccine was being given. they turned away. >> i don't know. i would rather just take the double one. >> reporter: for some people that's a nonstarter. >> i've heard a lot of negative things about it. on top of their talcum powder issue. so i was just a little leery. >> reporter: they will return tomorrow when the same clinic will offer the pfizer vaccine. others can make an appointment at another location. >> we will book them an appointment and they have the option of returning tomorrow. tomorrow and friday doing pfizer. >> reporter: j&j has been linked to several blood clots in women of child baring age. >> up to 2,000 icu emissions up to 1,000 deaths can be prevented. >> reporter: torrez told us he's not worried about the j&j. >> i hope for the best for always. i knew

j times investigation for news. here's john honey. all right, thank you john guys, i don't want to be rude here, ed, i really don't, but i do not find it hard to believe that joe biden didn't know anything about this until friday, and i also would believe that, you know, he may still know nothing about it and he was, you know, his people just did what they did and telling the d o j to, to cool it. now, to me by being out of the loop is not surprising what, what, what you, what do you think about that? i think you're right except i would just say the tracker. good. by the way, steve, let me clean up some and i said justice stevens before i meant justice, steven briar, he's the one that would retire. right. yeah. and i was, i was too excited about mansion, maybe switching. sorry, i know, look, the only thing i'd say about by not being in the loop is he doesn't have to be in the loop when he's got his henchmen, susan rice down the hall, doing this stuff. remember sitting in the room, it was vitamin rice with obama and struck and mccabe.

j the first time, and also authorized an extra dose of j&j. but if you look at the studies, the boosting that goes on is substantially higher, i moon substantially higher, when people who got an o.j. dose of j&j got either moderna or pfizer. so i think this is going to play out over the next week or so, but that's currently what the recommendations are. the fda is agnostic, doesn't care if you got j&j, whether you get j&j, pfizer, or moderna, but the data would suggest that you want to get a moderna or pfizer booster. >> all right. stay with the same brand. >> yeah. >> all right, dr. rutherford, thank you so much again. >> you bet. my pleasure, take care. bye-bye. >>> sonoma county could be the next to ease their indoor mask mandate. the county is considering allowing fully vaccinated residents to ditch wearing masks indoors. it will be in small sittings where the hosts or organizers can easily ask for proof of vaccinations. >>> this week marks 32 years since loma preetta, an earthquake that rocked the bay area and the state holds its yearly d

. >> reporter: it happened here at a emergent biosolutions in baltimore, 15 million j&j doses ruined after the ingredients for the astrazeneca vaccine were discovered in the batch. the astrazeneca e ingredients produced on the other side of the same facility j&j says its own quality control caught the error and this batch was never advanced to the filling and manufacturing stages of the manufacturing process. none of the u.s. j&j doses are affected. >> johnson & johnson has made clear that they expect to deliver 24 million doses in april and that they expect to meet their commitment of 100 million doses by the end of may >> reporter: we visited the emergent plant in february. for months this pandemic response manufacturing plant in baltimore has been manufacturing vaccine for both astrazeneca and johnson & johnson, awaiting approval. >> in that bag we actually go the cultures that are used to eventually manufacture the vaccine itself. >> reporter: but the fda still has not fully certified emergent's baltimore facility >> their quality systems caught it, as designed and we move forwar

. >> reporter: the cdc put a pause on the j and j vaccine. officials believe it will return to the market in some form. >> i doubt very seriously if they just cancel it. i don't think that's going to happen. i do think there will likely be some sort of warning or restriction or risk assessment. daily new cases are pushing 70,000. 10,000 is the goal to better manage the pandemic. michigan is seeing 10% of the country's new cases with 35 hospitals at 90% capacity. >> we're imploring people to take a two-week pause. don't go to indoor dining. maybe keep your kids at home for virtual learning after spring break. >> reporter: pfizer and moderna have announced people who got their vaccines will likely need a third shot. dr. fauci says that decision will be made by the cdc and fda after they study the vaccine long term protection. >> more than 131 million americans have gotten one dose. 25% are fully vaccinated. in the south bay today vaccinated one of the neighborhood's hardest by covid-19, foxdale, health officials and city leaders offered a pop u

for those who do sign up to get a j and j shot vaccine. is there anything they can do? would you recommend or would it be possible to take a blood thinner if you wanted to be extra cautious in preventing blood clots? well in regards to the latter point? absolutely not. do not take anything that would thin your blood like aspirin. you don't want to do that, because this is not just a clotting problem, but it's a problem with what he cells in our bodies called platelets. he's yourselves that are involved in clotting. so there's a great irony here. we have a drop in our play to the plant count, which would make us think we would bleed. but yet we have clotting. so definitely don't take any kind of blood thinner before before or after you get this jane j vaccine in terms of what you can do is you have to be aware of what the signs might be of this. frankly if anything, feels untie ord to you beyond what are the typical side effects from the vaccine that air well listed when you when you get it? you should contact your doctor in particular a very bad headache. very bad. abdo

j. because of this relationship, we will have enough vaccine to vaccinate all adults in the country by the end of may. one thing to keep in niend, having vaccines is not enough to getting everybody vaccinated. so it's really important that we continue to double down on our efforts to the campaign to get shots into people's arms and getting the rest of the country vaccinated. >> i do think it's important to, arguably, belabor what you said. it is really extraordinary kind of what the administration has enabled our pharmaceutical partners to produce at this velocity, to work with kind of partners who weren't kind of part of the r&d of developing the vaccines. it's really amazing. yet, as you just said, while amazing, you know, it's not sufficient to ensure that kind of those vaccines then turn into vaccinations. and while there has been a lot of attention paid to kind of hesitancy within black american communities, within indigenous american communities, we now have quite a bit of data say

j covid vaccines. in a joint statement they say the risk of people developing blood clots is extremely low. it is a little unclear when each county will begin using the vaccines again. contra costa county will begin using them tomorrow but san francisco and san mateo counties say t going to wait until some new labels and warnings can be printed before offering the vaccine again. sonoma county was not part of that joint statement that we just mentioned. we've reached out to county health leaders there for more information. this comes as california's positivity rate dips back down to 1.3%, that is the lowest in the country. >>> a live look at the oakland coliseum, where more changes are coming. pedestrian access to the coliseum is now closed. if you're set to get a second dose walk-up appointment during the week of may 2nd you have to use b.a.r.t. and the pedestrian bridge and if you need to get vaccinated, we can help with that. led to our website, click on "how to get acine appointment" in the trending

j shot again. why not every county is ready to start using it quite yet. thanks for joining us. i'm anoushah rasta. >> i'm terry mcsweeney. the johnson & johnson shot is back in use in parts of the bay area. eight counties are aligning with state guidance lifting a pause on use of the j&j covid vaccine. >> in a joyment statement the risk of people developing the blood clots is low. it is unclear when each county will use the vaccines again. contra costa county says it's starting tomorrow. christie smith has more. >> reporter: on a rainy sunday, people came to get their shot at richmond at the veterans memorial hall. we asked if any had opinions about the johnson & johnson vaccine after bay yaert health leaders said it was safe to use. >> if it's out there i trust the experts on it. so it's trust the doctors who put it out there and do the research. >> i would have some concerns and i would try to see what my other options are. >> our county believes the johnson & johnson vaccine just like pfizer an

. >> j j vaccine, particularly in women. typically in the 20's 30's 40's 54 people developed a rare blood clot linked to the j and j shot. >> since last spring. 9 of those people died this week. the cdc said pfizer and moderna are safer preferred and recommended over the johnson johnson vaccine when the cdc looked at well, others. >> serious complications that are very rare but can occur with and we've got early vaccines that are more effective in. don't have that complication. a logical decision was with the cdc said the doctor swartzberg says. >> if you have received j and j. there's no need to worry because the chances of blood clots are still small. it's a small number of a million. >> so the worry about if you got vaccinated months ago or 2 months or 6 months ago. the panel is still making the j and j shot available to people who want it. >> or have a severe allergy to the other options. experts say the johnson and johnson vaccine is better than nothing at all. for example. >> populations are hard to reach here in the u

the j church is a complex changebecause it not only affects j customers but all of our rail routes . the feedback we are currently operating the j church unjust on the service from church and market to the park and the feedback we've heard from customers is that this change has made it difficult to get downtown. people don't like to have to transfer . avery's concernsabout their pavement conditions which is being addressed . as well as some safety concerns related to the intersection of church and market. we also know through some of our technical analysis that the not having the j and the subway along with some of the other changes we've made is having a huge benefit to the reliability of service. and i'm just going to in the interest of time skip to slide 13 which summarizes some of the incidents. for j customers the travel time is about the same but they have to transfer. i think it's important to just fly back for many j customers this is not an improvement. having to make a transfer when youdidn't before can create challenges , it can create opportunities for trip breakdown. but

and j vaccine. we will resume the use of the vaccine as early as this weekend." medical doctors say there's still a slight risk within the first two weeks of getting the johnson & johnson vaccine and that one out of 100,000 people per year can still develop blood clots without the vaccine. >> why is really going to be the question that we have to continue to look at. >> reporter: stanford's infectious disease specialist dr. haley ginz sits on the fda's committee that authorized the johnson & johnson vaccine for emergency use. she's concerned the pause will impact vaccine hesitancy among women. >> by providing this vaccine we're saving thousands of lives that would be lost to covid. >> reporter: these two friends are both vaccinated. neither got the johnson & johnson vaccine. so when we asked if they would opt for this option, they had mixed reactions. >> so given a choice i would not prefer it. >> i'd take a one in a 1 million chance of getting a blood clot which i think is something that i can risk

j vaccine. the cdc's advisory committee on vaccines is scheduled to discuss additional doses of vaccines at a meeting on thursday but only for people with suppressed immune systems as of now shep >> meg, separately a judge ruled that indiana university can require its students and staff to get vaccinated before they return to campus in the fall could this have an effect on other colleges i know hundreds and hundreds of them really are considering the same matter. >> absolutely. legal scholars are saying tonight this sets an important standard for potential future cases. a professor at uc hastings college of law writing the decision public health authorities or universities do not have carte blanche to impose any requirements they want but can legitimately act to prevent disease and improve safety now, of course, a decision recently went in favor of hospitals mandating vaccines as well, so we may see more these, particularly once the vaccines get full approval from the fda which folks like dr. sc

& j? >> sure, so, you know, we currently track about 650 different variants of the most important part of the spike protein. those are going to continue to grow. the virus mutates and the current vaccines they almost all work pretty well against the variant. az has had a problem against the south african strain but even for the strains that mutate these vaccines will continue to provide protection. that said, moderna and pfizer are both anticipating creating modified booster shots, to what we do with influenza. overtime, that will be necessary we'll need to modify our vaccine s but the vaccines, they elicit antibodies and t-cells and both work on many different places on the virus so even though you have a little bit of reduction of efficacy those vaccines should provide us a good amount of protection and now we're better-positioned to adapt them in the future as the variants do arise. ashley: but does that prediction wear off and do we know if perhaps beyond six months we start to drop-of

j times investigation for news. here's john hardy. all right, thank you john guys, i don't want to be rude here, ed, i really don't, but i do not find did hard to believe that joe biden didn't know anything about this until friday, and i also would believe that, you know, he may still know nothing about it and he was, you know, his people just did what they did and telling the d o j to, to, to cool it now, to me, bite and being out of the loop is not surprising what's what, what you, what do you think about that? i think you're right except i would just say the tracker again, by the way steve, let me clean up sub and i said justice stevens before i meant justice. steven briar, he's the one that would retire. right. yeah. and i was, i was too excited about mansion, maybe switching. sorry. i know. the only thing i'd say about by not being in the loop is he doesn't have to be in the loop when he's got his henchmen, susan rice down the hall, doing this stuff. remember sitting in the room, it was vitamin rice with obama, and struck and the

having already administered nearly 8 million doses of j&j, tonight the cdc confirms instead of the original six cases their panel reviewed 15 all of those who suffered serious blood clotting are women, most between the ages of 18 to 49, with two over 50. within two w taking the vaccine, they experienced symptoms like severe headaches, abdominal or leg pain, and seizures >> i don't know if i'm going to get it. >> reporter: but with some americans already hesitant to get vaccinated, doctors say many are turning away from j&j. >> i think that as long as we have enough of the two other vaccines it is hard for me to see how i can use johnson & johnson as a first choice in my population >> reporter: touted for its easy storage and one and done use, the j&j shots were to be critical in hard to reach populations, stressing cases of blood clotting are extremely rare of the 15 cases three women died seven are still hospitalized and five are recovering at home 18-year-old emma burkey is out of a coma and off a ventilator >> emma was in very bad shape, but she's been improving slowly and steadily >> re

j matching, and j&j hasn't submitted their second shot as a booster for the fda. kristen: 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 booste