people enjoying themselves in the moments later. chaos, the cell phone video huge crowds of people literally running for their lives scrambling to find cover as a barrage of gunshots let off near bourbon and orleans street at least five people wounded by the gunfire at this hour we do not know the extent of their injuries, however, according to local reports none of the injuries are life-threatening the newer lanes police department says it has detained one person in searching for others but it s not clear any connection that those people have to the shooting, new orleans like many other cities across the country of a police officer shortage and a spike in crime this is how the president of the police association of new orleans recently frame the issue. new orleans should be at 1600 commissioned officers and were about a thousand that puts a 60% of what we should be we are so shortstaffed that we have a backlog of calls and they have to be prioritized but people may be wait
britain s prince philip will be buried at st. george s at windsor castle. we ll see a powerful scene, the queen remembering her husband of 73 years. today is about prince philip. it is about is mourning his loss. well, good morning to you on this saturday. this is boris sanchez. good morning, christi paul, good to see you as always, it is saturday, april 17th. it is indeed. we want to show you what we re seeing across this country overnight. frustration. frustration with the cycle of shootings, frustration of the balance between black and brown people. and balance of issues promising but so far failing. later, we ll have the latest on the mass shooting in indianapolis as we learn more about the eight victims there. but first, we want to look at a tense end to a sixth night in brooklyn center, minnesota, over the killing of daunte wright, please forcefully clearing out the crowd when protesters were shaking a fence and throwing objects at officers. it s not onl
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
cdc adviser recommends the u.s. using johnson & johnson vaccine with a warning. good evening, i am kate baldwin in for erin burnett. the moment leading into the fatal shooting of the 16-year-old ma kiah bryant. you can see in the spot shadow of what we added of there is appear odded to be a scuffle an bryant lunged into another woman with a knife. this is the latest of several videos we have seen of the deadly incident. the body cam video released within hours of bryant s death. the timing of the shooting and the verdict of derek chauvin s murder trial drove officials to release those videos quickly. athena jones is outside live in columbus, ohio tonight. what s the latest on the ground right now? reporter: kate, funeral arrangements for ma kiah is being finalized. many in the city are mourning a life that ended too soon. reporter: a new view of the shooting of bryant s. this angle from a neighbor security camera across the street. the officer arriving on the scene. emerg
why not $1,000? why now $2,000? maybe these new free money republicans should join the everybody gets a guaranteed income caucus. there is no way that anybody in congress had the opportunity or the time to go through and read this bill to know exactly what was in it. i ve been here long enough to see how provisions are snuck into these bills. trace: kristin fisher is live at the white house to kick things off this morning. kristin, do we know when president trump is expected to sign this later this morning? we don t have an exact time yet but it will likely be sometime today. this bill will provide some relief for so many americans. after months of gridlock congress was finally able to come together and compromise. here is what they came up with. a second round of stimulus checks $600 per person for most americans or $2400 for a family of four. extra $300 a week in unemployment benefits. extension of the eviction moratorium. more funding for the paycheck protection prog