alexandra: it is a balance. we talk about the goldilocks economy in terms of interest rates overall in the country. we look at new york city, and crime has gone up. you certainly do need to have a tax base that is going to be able to support bringing the city back. so i will definitely say it is a little bit of a head scratcher for me. alix: let's talk about business for a second. part of your mandate is to work with women-owned businesses. obviously, women have been harder hit in the pandemic. i am wondering what you are noticing. what do you see? alexandra: first of all, what i believed was an opportunity is probably larger than i even anticipated. that is not just with women that i am talking to, but also there is a recognition, whether it is private equity funds, that is no longer acceptable to have one side of the table not reflect what the other side of the table looks like. there are always going to be horror stories, but i would say overall, there has been a huge interest in what i'm doing. we talk about

my parents alexandra is not alone in struggling to cope with covert but she's one of those fortunate enough to access this hospital's help director sophie marks says new admission requests for troubled teens have skyrocketed since january. mass thinks that's due to exhaustion exam stress and dashed hopes for a return to normality. although makeshift rooms were added there are no places left and no even the waiting list is closed. looking a truce between a societal 15 year old and suicidal 16 year old it's impossible with a doctor must believe the authorities could save lives by prioritising teens as society reopens the best and poor we need to create spaces for play for joy and for conversation so all young people can once again be part of the social fabric of life something so crucial for teenagers. if not there's a real risk their mental health will keep deteriorating and i'm truly afraid to said rates increase what it feels like we're at the edge of the tsunami and be urgently need to build flood defenses. the only. as the young people living here are build up their emotional defe

alexandra: yes. in europe, if we look at the latest como we have if we look e have the 12 month rate close to 6% compared to 2%. we do expect to increase further to around 6.5% toward the end of the year. the reason for that, we have a record level of companies in europe and the u.s. that our at the bottom of the rating scale. b-and below -- b- and below. these are the sectors, media, leisure, hospitality -- all of the sectors are significantly represented in that lower segment. there is some good news, some sectors are doing really well. technology, telecom, health care . all the others are very much dependent on the lockdown measures, social distancing measures and are very sensitive to the fallout. annmarie: bank of america made that point this week, that a lot of tourism sector companies potentially cannot survive having a second season completely wiped out. you mentioned the growth outlook was quite positive in the united states. we had strong data yesterday that retail sales -- where there any

stay by my so i put my parents alexandra is not alone in struggling to cope with covert but she's one of those fortunate enough to access this hospital's help director sophie marceau says new admission requests for troubled teens have skyrocketed since january. mass thinks that's due to exhaustion exam stress and dashed hopes for a return to normality. although makeshift rooms were added there are no places left and no even the waiting list is closed. can you choose between his societal 15 year old and a suicidal 16 year old it's impossible with a doctor must believes authorities could save lives by prioritising teens as society reopens the best and poor we need to create spaces for play for joy and for conversation and so all young people can once again be part of the social fabric of life something so crucial for teenagers. if not there's a real risk their mental health will keep deteriorating and i'm truly afraid to say it rates increase what it feels like we're at the edge of that tsunami and urgently need to build flood defenses. as the young people living here or build up their

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indeed, alexandra. bic smiles time this year. indeed, alexandra. big smiles underneath _ time this year. indeed, alexandra. big smiles underneath those i time this year. indeed, alexandra. i big smiles underneath those masks. thank you very much indeed for the picture from scotland. and hospitality venues in wales can start serving people outside from this morning. organised outdoor activities will also be allowed for up to 30 people, as well as outdoor wedding receptions for the same number. tomos morgan is cardiff for us. smiles in scotland, no doubt smiles in wales as well with the easing of restrictions. a big day. you in wales as well with the easing of restrictions. a big day.— restrictions. a big day. you are riuht. restrictions. a big day. you are right- many _ restrictions. a big day. you are right. many places _ restrictions. a big day. you are right. many places we - restrictions. a big day. you are right. many places we have i restrictions. a big day. you are i right. many places we have already been to this morning are saying they ar

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alexandra limon, thank you for that report. alexandra. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news why police in oakland think the deaths, a father and his daughter are part of a disturbing trend targeting. merchants across the country. we're going to have that coming up after the break. >> out foundation recently launched its bay area chapter in the mission is to remove barriers that block lgbtq plus communities from accessing and participating in fitness health and wellness programs. organizers say they plan to house events to get their message out, raise money for scholarship programs like they're out af and scholarship. that gives lgbtq plus youth body and nutrition counseling as well as funding for a gym membership. >> in a city like san francisco, which is considered a is is continue to. sow the seeds of community because we can get in the can and place of complacency. >> the first event is on june 20th and it will be held outside organizers say they didn't follow proper covid protocols. we have more information on this on

good morning, alexandra. good morning. all experts in the field say that reaching that climate goal depend a lot on what happens in the near future. for example, whether president biden's infrastructure plan which makes a significant shift toward clean energy is passed by congress. >> we have to step up to achieve the ambitious school of cutting us emissions in half from 2005 levels by 2030. the country must make big changes. president biden's infrastructure proposal would leave the u.s. down that road by investing in a federal electric vehicle fleet, a network of nationwide charging stations at moving the country toward a cleaner power grid. those that do take action. >> and big bold investments in our people and clean energy well, when the good jobs of tomorrow and major economy is more resilient and more competitive. their plan would thrust the west coast obsession with electric vehicles. >> on to the entire nation. but republican lawmakers have their own idea of what an infrastructure package should look like that plan

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alexandra mackenzie, bbc news. after being shut for the best part of five months, having a bite to eat or a casual drink with a friend is welcome once again here in wales. oh, very nice. yes, and lovely food as well and the sun is coming out, so enjoying myself again. it'll be interesting because i know quite a few people who have been shielding and actuallyjust going out at the moment, communicating is going to be quite an issue. the 160 seats outdoors at the botanist in the welsh capital is fully booked all week. open forjust six weeks before the first lockdown last year, it feels like the first grand opening here today. it feels like their third grand opening here today. it's viable for now. you have to get back open, its nice to gradually open and then hopefully on may the 17th when we can open inside we can go full whack on every seat in the house. as well as groups of six being able to sit outside in hospitality venues today, outdoor weddings of up to 30 are allowed, two people can visit care homes together,

williams, thank you so much, alexandra. thank you so much, alexandra wilson in san diego for us. thank you very much for your time. thank you for your time on the program. more coming up on the program, sport, news, weather, the whole lot. i will see you very soon, goodbye. hello there. it was a cold, frosty start on wednesday with some early sunshine but the cloud arrived as we went through the day and we closed out wednesday with quite a lot of cloud around, acting like a blanket through the night, so temperatures not falling quite as far. and in actual fact, the wind direction changing for thursday to more of a westerly, and that's going to drive something a little less cold across the country with the darker blues, the colder air, just being pushed out of the way — for one day at least. also got some rain arriving with this area of low pressure, the wettest and windiest of the weather always going to be the far north—west for thursday. so, quite a lot of rain around, the wind strengthening here. and thicker cloud along west—facing coasts of wales and south—west englan

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there are all at odds over this washington correspondent alexandra limon reports. >> as americans dream about summer travel concerts and sporting events. some wonder if those things will require proof of vaccination. the government is not now, nor will we be supporting system that requires americans to carry a credential. white house press secretary jen psaki says the federal government will not track or require things like that seen passports. but the white house acknowledges the private sector is moving in that direction. some governors are banding state or taxpayer funded agencies from implementing vaccine passports. but florida governor ron desantis says he won't allow them in the private sector either. it's completely unacceptable. >> for either the government or the private sector to impose upon you. the requirement that you show proof of vaccine. >> but it's unclear how florida's ban would work because flights and cruises, for example, may be headed from that state to other countries that do require tourists be vaccinated. >> the travel industry in particular is showing support f

seekers and migrants in washington, alexandra le mon. >> a new york man has been arrested in connection to 3 brutal anti asian hate crimes that happened over the span of a month and one casey suspected of shoving a 77 year-old man to the ground outside a market in brooklyn. that was april 5th in another is accused of grabbing and pulling a 3, 2, year-old woman's hair on a brooklyn sidewalk that was on march 22nd. he's also facing charges in the march 5th attacker allegedly shot a 64 year-old woman to the ground. investigators believe the victims were intentionally targeted because of their race. in just the last week or so for dead whales have been found in the bay area most recently oil washed up on a mere beach today. >> the carcasses have been taken to angel island for study. the marine mammal center in sausalito. they sent us these pictures. the first oil washed up at crissy field last wednesday. the second at the fitzgerald, a marine reserve in san mateo county saturday and the 3rd found floating near the berkeley marina. this week. >> the questions about what's going on with those

our washington correspondent alexandra limon joining us now with the latest details. good evening. >> good evening. and law enforcement officials identified the suspect as 25 year-old noah green. we understand authorities are trying to look into whether green has any history of mental illness. also looking into his online accounts to figure out why greenwood allegedly rammed a car into 2 us capitol police officers and kill one of them. >> and it is what a very, very heavy heart. now. one of our officers has succumbed to his injuries. us capitol police identified the officer who died as an 18 year veteran of the force william billy evans at the u.s. capitol police chief yogananda pittman says this is devastating news just 3 months after that deadly attack on the u.s. capitol. we know police shot and killed the suspect who was driving the car. pittman says that driver jumped out of the vehicle armed with a knife on the suspect did start lunging toward. >> us capitol police officers at which time a u.s. capitol police officers fired upon the suspect. >> at this point pol

alexandra limon live for us tonight in washington. thank you, alex. by the way, coming up tonight at 5.30. we will have reaction from a bay area lawmaker who was at the capitol when the attack happened. also coming up tonight, a disturbing discovery hanging near dorm room. how the university is handling this hate crime. >> plus, alameda county continues to see an uptick in violent crimes. what local law enforcement is doing to keep the community safe and how one local police chief is responding after yet another hate crime on an asian person. this time a health care worker and we'll have the description covid has made clear that having health insurance is more important than ever. at covered california, every plan is comprehensive, covering everything from preventive care to mental health. and it's the only place that offers financial help for health insurance. enrollment is open due to covid-19. if you or someone you know isn't covered, now is the time to sign up. covered california. this way to health insurance. enroll now at coveredca.com. >> well,

alexandra limon. >> coming up next on the kron 4 morning news. if you regularly start today with a cup of coffee may soon taste a little different. explain that details of a new study after the break. ucl a researchers say the golden state is in the middle of a 22 year drought. >> climate change is the main force behind the issue that according to researchers 2000 to 2018 was the second driest period in california history. the first so-called mega drought happened in the late 1500 some skeptics say the colorado basin may be facing a mega drought conditions, but they say seasonal drought are typical and that the new in california. it can take up to 10 years from ground water supplies to rebound from dry spells. climate change may be making it harder to get a good cup of coffee. a new study shows rising temperatures could result in bland. tasting varieties. researchers from the post and institute in germany. study coffee beans from ethiopia. has it is a major coffee producer. the study found that changes in temperature rainfall in the lift of seaso

senate reporting in washington, alexandra le mon. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news it was his go struggling to move its homeless population out of hotels and into permanent housing. we're going to tell you why. welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. i'm reyna harvey. lets get another check this morning with dawn trouble in the weather center because, john, we actually had a change of pace in terms of the weekend weather yeah. big difference. rain that we were feel like the middle of summer the past few days. i mean, all you do is step outside for a minute and think food snow late march early april. >> but we are going to be looking at whether returning a little bit closer to where it should be and that all starts today actually across

alexandra limon. coming up on the kron 4 morning news governor newsom signs a new fire prevention deal. we're all the money is going to try and prevent another devastating wildfire season and bad news for boehner lovers by the bay area is about to run out of this popular drink. that's next. >> welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. first it was toilet paper. then hand sanitizer now wipes and then we're looking at boulder shortages of that. and it's just one of many products that are getting california's ports. kron four's. ella sogomonian has that story for us. >> probably like 5 times a week. like all the time. we love this place. >> boba is a popular tapioca topping for flavored iced drinks. the first gained popularity in asian-american communities and has since expanded. so the bayearea is home to many shops that sell it but suppliers like lead weight international in hayward are worried they might not have enough shipments of the sweet treat to meet the demand for nearly 100 shops. they alone wo

alexandra limon. california is continue to make progress in vaccinating people as well. here are the latest vaccine. distribution numbers across the bay area. santa clara alameda counties. both it had minister more than 1 million doses. the air contra costa san francisco, san mateo counties round out the top 5. if you need help registering for a shot. you can find links there over on our website. kron 4 dot com. in san francisco. a new vaccine site has opened up in the visitation valley neighborhood, which is one of the areas hardest hit by the pandemic. san francisco's health director says the city is still dealing with a limited supply of vaccines from the state. >> we're still making good progress in terms of people up, take a vaccine. so we haven't hit that tipping point network presidency. demand is still outpacing supply. so we hope to get more next month. it we're hearing from the state. and that's that they time when we start to see peace in vaccine supply here in the city. >> the new site is taking both appointments and walk ins monday through wednesday. happeni

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in washington, alexandra le mon. >> that's what you now to our 4 zone forecast as we take a look outside looking for rain. >> you could a ways away it is clear has been i don't think it's rained it. april chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here boilers. we desperately need something and a bit of encouraging news yeah. the models at least a couple times in a row here trying to bring a little rain to the bay area still way of the forecast period. show you that in a moment. still. >> clear skies clear things out. dort toward move. a beautiful evening there. if you're stepping outside little cool up toward the coast line temperatures there right now in the 50's in the pacific doesn't look very impressive in that area of low pressure that brought some showers over the sierra nevada that is beginning to kick eastward. now we need a more substantial storm system to come our way. it's not coming over the next couple days. this weekend should be fantastic. see a little swirl out the atmosphere. there. well, that may eventually slowly work its way toward the bay area. but this weekend should b

alexandra limon has that story for us. >> california congresswoman men it. but i hadn't says there's a reason migrant children are coming to the u.s. would in triangle country suffer from violence, corruption and poverty. vice president kamala harris is leading the u.s. effort to improve the situation at the southern border. one changes children can now apply for asylum from their home countries. the suspension of losses. some construction. was it. >> was a major a major air louisiana republican congressman clay higgins says the biden administration's policies are making the problem worse. circumstances have invited this activity to our border. but ehrenreich lynn moment from the american immigration council says the situation at the border is starting to improve the number of children in border patrol custody has dropped 80% since late march. and as of this morning, the average time in border patrol custody for unaccompanied children below 48 hours by law. children must be transferred out of cbp custody within 72 hours and the biden administration is now ab

i'm alexandra le mon in washington. congress is back in session this weekend. the president wants them to focus on infrastructure, but they won't be able to ignore the situation at the border. i'll have that story coming up. >> still ahead of all 3 covid-19 vaccines. doctors are weighing in on which one can as people get vaccinated vaccine side effects are becoming a popular conversation. we had one last night with the contra costa county health director in. >> folks. doctors say that peoples reactions to the shots depend on the individual and their health conditions. >> 2 to 3 tanya breaks down. which one of these vaccines is most likely to cause you serious side effects. >> doctors say all 3 covid-19 vaccines on the market are safe to resort to fix or sexually pretty court like any vaccine. they each have the ability to cause a severe side effect press think this is something that should occur. just push on knowing that we're looking very carefully at how people respond in north carolina. there are close to 1300 reports of severe reactions. the pfizer vaccine

stay by most of i couldn't hope my parents alexandra is not alone in struggling to cope with covert but she's one of those fortunate enough to access this hospital's help director sophie marceau says new admission requests for troubled teens have skyrocketed since january. mass thinks that's due to exhaustion exam stress and dashed hopes for a return to normality. although makeshift rooms were added there are no places left and no even the waiting list is closed. can you choose between a societal 15 year old and a suicidal 16 year old it's impossible with a doctor must believe the authorities could save lives by prioritising teens as society reopens the best and poor we need to create spaces for play for joy and for conversation and so all young people can once again be part of the social fabric of life something so crucial for teenagers. if not there's a real risk their mental health will keep deteriorating and i'm truly afraid to say it rates increase what it feels like we're at the edge of for the tsunami and urgently need to build flood defenses. as the young people living here a bu

cnn's alexandra field has more. >> i actually think that we are in the middle of a fourth surge right now. >> reporter: about a third of americans have received at least one shot but health officials warn we need to move faster, much faster. >> we haven't going to get enough people vaccinated quickly enough to keep the rest of the country from experiencing what we're seeing in the upper midwest and northeast. >> reporter: alarming surges in new infections even as vaccines reach so many of the most vulnerable. nearly 77% of people over 65 have received at least one shot but covid-19 is taking its toll on younger people. not just spring breakers, also school children. >> clusters of cases in day care, as well as school sports, particularly team sports, which people engage in close contact without masks. i think that is what is explaining these surges of cases in young individuals. >> reporter: more than 75,000 new cases reported wednesday, hospitalizations are up in 18 states since last week and climbing higher, particularly among younger people. but new research published by the journa

i'm alexandra limon in washington with all the details coming up. >> 5.24 in national news just in a big rise in attacks on people of asian and pacific islander descent. as you know, the attacks have made with racist remarks and some of them wrongly blaming victims for the pandemic. now lawmakers in dc are trying to make sure that these crimes are treated as hate crimes. washington, dc correspondent alexandra le mon has more. >> united states senator mazie hirono says she's worried for her own safety due to the rise in unprovoked and racist attacks on people of asian and pacific islander descent before. if i was walking around. >> outside, i would have my ear buds on and be listening to books on tape. i would never do that. now. >> congresswoman grace meng says asian americans are fighting to viruses covid-19 and anti asian hate asian americans. >> being shoved to the ground stomped on being spat, on and shot. and according to stop a p, i hate nearly 3800 attacks against asian and pacific islander americans were reported during the first year of the pandemic in the u.s. and it's like

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in new york alexandra field, cnn. >>> and as we just heard the white house insists the pause in johnson & johnson will not seriously impact the national vaccine plan because there are already enough pfizer and moderna doses for 300 million amer americans. >> my message to the american people on the vaccine is i told you all, i made sure we have 600 million doses of the mr -- not of either johnson & johnson and or astrazeneca. so there is enough vaccine that is basically 100% unquestionable for every single solitary american. >>> meanwhile, there is encouraging news from moderna, which says its covid-19 vaccine is more than 90% effective for at least six months after vaccination. the company cited preliminary results from its phase three trial. it also showed the vaccine is more than 95% effective against severe disease. >>> well, the u.s. surgeon general also echoed president biden's optimism on the vaccines. he spoke earlier with cnn's anderson cooper. >> the good news is that we actually have adequate supply with moderna and pfizer to be able to vaccinate the adult population by the e

cnn's alexandra field breaks down the new guidance for us. >> get set. go! [ applause ] >> reporter: just in time for the easter holiday weekend, new guidance from the cdc. tens of millions of fully vaccinated americans can now celebrate indoors wia mask and get back to traveling at low risk to themselves. >> the science on covid-19 is constantly evolving. >> reporter: the cdc says people who are at least two weeks past their final dose of the shot don't need to test before travel or quarantine after. for those traveling internationally, a negative test is required to return back to the u.s. a second test three to five days after arrival is recommended. >> all travelers regardless of vaccination status should continue to wear masks. >> reporter: steps forward but not quite a green light. >> while we believe that fully vaccinated people can travel at low risk to themselves, cdc is not recommending travel at this time due to the rising number of cases. >> reporter: new covid-19 cases continue to climb partially fueled by variants. 79,000 new covid-19 cases rep

abusaba sexualmente de ella, esto en respuesta por un vídeo publicado este fin de semana por su madre alexandra guzmán para desmentirla sobre supuestos abusos sufridos en la infancia por parte de su abuelo. enrique guzmán ha negado las acusaciones. mientras el ex producción de cine harvey weinstein podría ser extraditado a california para ser juzgado por 11 casos de agresión sexual en los Ángeles. cumple condena de más de 20 años en nueva york por delitos sexuales, su abogado alegó que su salud no le permitía viajar. el príncipe harry está en londres para asistir al funeral de su abuelo, el príncipe philip. su esposa meghan markle no lo acompañó debido a su embarazo. harry en un comunicado destacó el sentido del humor del príncipe. su hermano habló sobre el abuelo como un hombre extra ordinario y se comprometió a honrarlo. los simpsons está de luto cuando murió uno de sus dibujantes tras una trombosis, estaba internado desde el miércoles pasado. aguilar volcó todo su talento en los simpsons para darle vida a homero, bart, lisa y el resto de los personajes. así llegamos a

. >> infrastructure washington correspondent alexandra le mon has the details. >> president joe biden wants to invest 2.3 trillion dollars in america's infrastructure with about a quarter of the money going toward repairing transit systems to once in a generation investment. >> in america unlike anything we've seen or done. since we built interstate highway system and the space race decades ago. the plan will also invest hundreds of billions to make water system safer. expand broadband access and increase affordable housing. the president is also calling for significant investments in clean energy. dedicating 100 billion dollars to modernizing the nation's power grid and making it more resilient to climate disasters and the plan invests in charging stations to help shift the nation to electric cars. >> senator chuck schumer says all of that will create millions of new jobs. every community, large and small, rural suburban and urban will benefit. >> from this robust american jobs plan. washington democrats have lost their mind. but the biggest challenge for president biden will be gett

cnn's alexandra field breaks down all the new guidance for us. >> get set. go! >> reporter: just in time for the easter-holiday weekend, new guidance from the cdc. tens of millions of fully-vaccinated americans can now celebrate, indoors, without a mask. and get back to traveling, at low risk to themselves. >> the science, on covid-19, is constantly evolving. >> reporter: the cdc says, people who are at least two weeks past their final dose of the shot don't need to test before travel, or quarantine after. for those traveling internationally, a negative test is required to return, back, to the u.s. a second test, three-to-five days after arrival is recommended. >> all travelers, regardless of vaccination status, should continue to wear masks. >> reporter: steps forward, but not quite a green light. >> while we believe that fully-vaccinated people can travel, at low risk to themselves. cdc is not recommending travel, at this time, due to the rising number of cases. >> reporter: new covid-19 cases continue to climb. partially, fueled by variants. 79,000 new covid-

let's start with cnn's alexandra field. walk us through the new recommendation on the j&j vaccine. >> reporter: really this committee that was reviewing the vaccine had a whole host of options. they could have chosen not to recommend any further use of the vaccine, or they could have limited its uses. what they've done instead is recommend the widest distribution possible. the cdc and the fda will both have to sign off before you can see shots going back into arms, but every indication is they'll move quickly to do that. >> the motion to be voted upon is the covid vaccine -- >> reporter: a cdc advisory committee voting to resume the johnson & johnson vaccine for people 18 and up. >> the vote is 10 in favor, 4 opposed and 1 abstention. >> reporter: the committee did not recommend new restrictions based on age or gender but the vaccine will be updated with a new label indicating that women under the age of 50 should be aware of the risk of blood clots. the recommendations coming ten days after the decision to pause use of j&j

alexandra le mon. still to come tonight, a bay area man gets an honor 70 years. overdue show you >> san jose veteran is getting a chance to live out a high school dream today. mayor sam liccardo presented 90 year-old korean war veteran dan fish with his high school diploma. fisher was born or raised in massachusetts moved to san jose in 1956 he was set to graduate in 1950 but left school to join the navy and never received his diploma. here's something i didn't know, though. massachusetts law actually allows veterans to receive their diplomas if they permanently withdrew from high school to serve in the military during that time and did not receive their original one since he was from massachusetts moved here that allowed him to get his diploma here in san jose today. >> he got some balloons. well, they're back these penguins wasted no time running. slash watling inside one of their favorite spots which is the rock exhibit at the tennessee aquarium and had to close hhe exhibit for a little while for maintenance. >> but we wanted to just take a look at just how cu

. >> cnn's alexandra field is in new york with more on the fda's decision. >> the motion to be voted upon is the janssen covid-19 vaccine is -- >> reporter: a cdc advisory committee voting to resume use of johnson & johnson's single shot vaccine for people aged 18 and up. >> so the vote is 10 in favor, 4 opposed, and 1 abstention. the motion carries. >> reporter: the committee did not recommend new restrictions based on age or gender. but the vaccine will be updated with a new label indicating that women under the age of 50 should be aware of the risk of blood clots. the recommendations coming ten days after a decision to pause use of j&j. regulators considered evidence of 15 cases of rare and severe blood clots reported among women, including three deaths. that's out of more than 8 million people who got the shot in the u.s. health experts stress the decision to resume use comes with added safety benefits. >> i think it is important to point out that this is a treatable condition if you recognize it right away. it's been good to have this pause just to get everybody apprised of that

alexandra field for us there in new york. thank you so much. we're staying on our breaking news. federal authorities raid the home and office of rudy giuliani. they also search the home of an attorney he's worked with in the past. details on what the agents were looking for. we started with computers. we didn't stop at computers. we didn't stop at storage or cloud. we kept going. working with our customers to enable the kind of technology that can guide an astronaut back to safety. and help make a hospital come to you, instead of you going to it. so when it comes to your business, biden: when i think about climate change, so when it comes the word i think of is jobs. vo: and these aren't just the jobs of tomorrow. they're the jobs of right now. good paying jobs to modernize our infrastructure. in manufacturing. construction. engineering. they're in our cities... in our suburbs... and our small towns... we take on climate change... and we build back better with clean energy jobs. biden: so let's waste any more time, let's get to work. if you have postmenopausal osteoporosis and a

cnn's alexandra field reports. >> reporter: >> it's even better than what you would have expected. >> reporter: in the real world the effectiveness of covid vaccines surpassing already high expectations set by clinical trials. >> that's the reason why you hear all of us in the public health sector essentially pleading with people to get vaccinated. >> reporter: nationwide the ample number of new infections the lowest it's been in five weeks, the average number of covid-related deaths the lowest it's been since last summer. >> the numbers are coming down and i believe as they come down you will see more liberal guidelines. >> reporter: it's happening already, but not fast enough for many who got their vaccines and want to get back to normal much faster. >> they haven't really gone far enough. they really need to tell americans that if you are vaccinated you are immune. >> why put any restraints on the vaccinated? >> let me roll it out this way, everything you do is safer if you are vaccinated. everything. go to a wedding, go to a restaurant, hang out with friends, go to a barbecue, go

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alexandra le mon, thank you so much, alex. and we'll have more reports later on and. >> representatives were working in the nation's capital today and they fear the worst as this violence unfolded kron 4 spoke with one of them today on kron on. she's joining us now live with more on what he said happened. >> just seeing bay representative ro cano was there for the january 6th insurrection and he was there again today for today's deadly incident. now, i spoke with him earlier today on kron on. he told me he was heading back to the capitol building from his lunch break. he had driven to a nearby restaurant to grab some food and he started receiving frantic messages and calls from his staff members about the capital being on lockdown. he says he was in his car when everything happened when he tried to go back. police told him to shelter in place in his car while they investigated the scene. he said he received several emails from capitol police, something the capitol police do when incidents like this happen. keeping him updated

>> alexandra field in new york. let's get some analysis from cnn medical analyst dr. lena wen. thank you for joining us as usual. you heard nearly 80,000 cases of coronavirus were reported in the u.s. just yesterday. that's higher than we saw at the peak in july and yet it seems warnings for public health officials at least in many parts of the country are being ignored. if basic health behavior off of data, how careful do we all need to be right now? >> we should be careful because i do believe that we are in the middle of a fourth surge. the surge looks different from previous surges because we do have many of the most vulnerable who are already vaccinated and already protected, but it's now younger people who are getting hospitalized, who are getting severely ill. and i think we have to keep in mind that we have a more transmissible variant. and that means that if we were able to get away with some activities before and not get infected before, if there's something that's more contagious, we might get inif he canned now and so if you're not yet vaccinated, sign up and get va

in new york, alexandra field, cnn. >>> u.s. congressman matt gaetz could soon be facing additional legal pressure. an attorney for gaetz's friend joel greenberg a key figure in an ongoing problems cushion and sex trafficking investigation says he's likely to strike a plea deal with prosecutors. cnn's ryan nobles explains what greenberg's involvement could mean for the congressman. >> reporter: for embattled congressman matt gaetz the news out of florida today was not good. >> i'm sure matt gaetz is not feeling very comfortable today. >> reporter: joel greenberg the former tax collector in seminole county and political and personal ally of gaetz plans to strike a plea deal. it could mean greenberg is ready to share damaging information about his relationship with the congressman. the fbi continues to investigate gaetz as part of a broader investigation into possible prostitution and sex trafficking crimes, including allegations that gaetz had sex with a 17-year-old girl. dwaets and greenberg are close associates, the two were bo