Hello. What is it like out there right now . Reporter hey, so everyone started sprinting because a Police Line came out. There is no curfew that has been announced tonight. But there have been some bottles thrown, Water Bottles over the Police Line. And some rocks and a few other things. So theyve been returning with the, the police have been returning, the objects, and Pepper Spray, a little gas, but then there was movement from police. And everyone just scattered. Us as well. Theyve been saying there is an unlawful assembly. Theyve been telling people they have to go home now because of the Back And Forth between protesters and police. And let me show you. I think, yeah. Let me just see if i can see whether thats the police. Yeah, it is. Lets try to get a little closer. Be careful, yall. Reporter thank you. I cannot see over the crowd. But there definitely was a movement and people got spooked and started running. I have to tell you that before this, there is a gentleman on top of a
I cannot see over the crowd, but there definitely was a movement, and people got spooked and started running. I have to tell you that before this, there is a gentleman on top of a car with a megaphone thats been talking all night, and he kept asking people not to throw anything. Hes like, we need to do this peacefully over and over and over again. And then people just didnt listen. And its only a couple of people, but thats all it takes for there to be, you know, this backandforth where things get violent and they get dangerous because less than lethal munitions will be fired. People have been firing off fireworks. That spooks the crowd as well. Sometimes on the ground they explode. Sometimes in the air they explode. Sometimes theyre throwing that towards the Police Line, which is all the way around the precinct you see there in brooklyn center. Some folks have shields, but for the most part, the crowd has been peaceful. But its only a few people, and thats few people are causing a lot
In the united states, canada, and around the world. Im Kim Brunhuber and this is cnn newsroom. We begin with signs that the Coronavirus Vaccine Supply in the u. S. May soon outstrip demand. According to the u. S. Centers for Disease Control and prevention, more than 93 Million people have been fully vaccinated. But over the past few weeks, average daily vaccination rates have started to fall. Cnns Polo Sandoval takes a look at what might be behind the drop. Reporter as johnson Johnsons Covid19 Vaccine is cleared to go into arms again, a slight but ongoing drop in overall shots being administered a day. That average number, according to the cdc, dipped below 3 Million this week. The biden administration attributing it to vaccine hesitancy. Its a trend that the university of Washingtons Institute for health metrics and evaluation has been closely watching, even before j js pause. Facebook runs a survey every day. And we look at that data on a daily basis. And thats shown that Vaccine Con
taking every one of these needles in the haystacks that we find seriously, that we re examining, scrutinizing the data that we are seeing and people have said in that context that they have gained confidence in our vaccine safety system. reporter: all right. so this was not an easy decision for the advisory board. it was a split vote. ten voting for bringing it back to market with that warning label, but four voted against the decision. one saying that they just wanted more information put out there on the risk to women specifically ages 18 to 49 years old. that is where we have seen the majority of the cases of this rare blood clotting issue that has come about. now, what does this mean moving forward with this johnson & johnson vaccine coming back out? well, the panel says that and johnson & johnson, i should say, specifically says that they have 9 million doses ready to go starting today as early as today, and it will mean sites like the one behind me can open up more
the fired veteran police officer pressing his knee on the neck of george floyd. it sparked months of nationwide justice and a reckoning on race. the trial a potentially defining moment for race relations here in the u.s. i m hallie jackson in washington and gabe gutierrez in minneapolis. paul butler, a federal prosecutor with the d.o.j., a professor at georgetown law. over the next 30 minutes until the opens statements again that we will bring you live, we will give you a preview of what to expect today and for the next month, more or less. the strategies of the prosecution and defense. a break down of the key players to watch. what we re hearing this morning from the family of george floyd and what they re hoping for, and context around the impact of floyd s death and the reckoning on race that came from it. here we are, gabe, 30 minutes away from opening statements. we expect in 15 minutes or so jurors will be seated. the trial expected to probably go around four weeks. tal