the news comes as the daily number of people rolling up their sleeves appears to be dropping, somewhat, perhaps in part due to concerns of the j&j vaccine and tonight, public health officials are seeking to put into some reasonable perspective. joining us from the beginning of this, chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta. what have public health officials decided about the j&j vaccine and why? well, they re basically going to first of all, they made a decision because no more kicking the can down the road and the decision is to lift the pause, this pause in place now for sometime and they will put out warnings. they are going to say there is a risk of blood clotting and a condition where your platelets can go low so people should be aware of that and clinicians, people who may take care of these patients now know that this is a rare, very rare but possible occurrence here and it needs to be treated a certain way. anderson, i m going to put up this graphic here. when
we know part of the answer for policing. whenever there is a questionable use of force, the contact must be recorded, with sound and picture. and those recordings must be released to the public, right away. how do we know? because the verdict heard round the world may never have happened, without the body-cam video. remember, the police, initially, described george floyd s death as a health incident. no mention of a knee. no mention of a neck. that s why, the refusal to release the tape of a police shooting in north carolina is disturbing. all we know is that a black man, who was said to be unarmed, was shot and killed, wednesday, by police in elizabeth city, during the service of search-and-arrest warrants. we do have new information. there is dispatch audio that gives us clues. and we have a witness, tonight, to the deadly shootout of 42-year-old andrew brown. now, clearly, it can t be there is nothing to see here. listen to the dispatchers. ems has got one male, 42 years
so, sanjay, what have public health officials decided specifically about the j&j vaccine and why? well, they are basically going to first of all, they made a decision because, you know, no more kicking the can down the road. and the decision is to lift the pause. this pause, that s been in place, now, for some time. and they are going to put out warnings. they are basically going to say that there is a risk of of blood clotting and a condition, where your platelets actually can go low. so people should be aware of that. and also, clinicians. people who may take care of these patients now know, that this is a rare, very rare, but possible, occurrence here and it needs to be treated a certain way. anderson, i am going to put up this graphic here. just, you know, when you think about risk, versus benefit. that s what, really, the emergency-use authorization is all act. a about. and that s what they looked at here. if you look on the left, for every 1 million doses given, w
responders. he announced he s got one male 40 years of age shot in the black. the shooting happened yesterday or wednesday i should say. and since then we should point out at least seven sheriff s deputies have been placed on administrate i. leave. cnn s natasha chen is in elizabeth city, north carolina right now. natasha brown s family met with the local sheriff friday but they were not shown the footage. natasha, do we know why? reporter: we don t, actually. the sheriff, tommy wooten in pasquotank county explained to the media he d like to protect the integrity of the investigation. that has caused a rising level of frustration among the public and especially the family, many of whochl are here behind us right now ready to give a press conference, which is why i m speaking a little lower in the background here. but earlier today we also hear from city officials in elizabeth city. again, not their jurisdiction here. not elizabeth city police who were involved at all on