Southeast Georgia and the low country. This is W. J. C. L. 22 morning news. See us now right now on W. J. C. L. 22 morning news at six. What's next? Doctors and people want answers on a rare but dangerous side effect to the johnson and johnson vaccine Before putting it in more arms. The information we could learn today about this one and done shot plus t minus one day until the main RBC heritage big event tees off before that. Pros and amateurs take the course today and three nights of unrest following the death of a young black man at a traffic stop. The officer responsible turns in her resignation. We want to thank you so much for starting your day with W. J. C. L. 22 Morning News. I'm Ashleigh Garrett and I'm chris tatum and W. J. C. L. 22 Morning meteorologist Jonathan Myers also here he's got a look at that certified most accurate forecast. And I hope Jonathan a whole lot more of the weather we've had earlier this week. Oh yeah, we got more warm weather sunshine again today. It's a gorgeous day and uh, we're gonna see more of it again today. Let's look at that certified most accurate forecast. As you head out this morning, you're seeing temperatures very pleasant, mid upper fifties for most of us. Lots of sunshine that will take you to the daytime Notice about 84 85° there between about lunchtime and three o'clock today. And so we're good weather for those outdoor activities. The clouds will begin to thicken up probably late afternoon, especially right around sunset this evening. Probably becoming mostly cloudy for many of us and just some high clouds scooting through first thing this morning and overall today sunshine on tap through the afternoon hours and Changes are on the way though. After today we will see a cooler weather tomorrow. Also a chance for a few showers but rain is definitely the forecast for the upcoming weekend and I'm going to time out the chances for rain and future cast in less than 10 minutes. Jonathan. Thank you so much for the first time since the pandemic started, fans will be back at the RBC Heritage. W J C L. Zdenka Robinson joins us live now as crews finish up their final preparations. Daniel, good morning to you actually. Good morning. This is very exciting here in Harbour Town. You can already feel that excitement here. We've already seen those thousands of fans in the area. But what's special about today is that will be the first time that they're actually allowed back on the course because that program tees off at seven this morning. Over the last several days, crews have been working to put those finishing touches on the course and areas around Harbor Town. This year, the tournament is being held at a 20 capacity, meaning that they will be around 27,000 fans this year compared to the around 135,000 that we have seen in the years before. The pandemic. Now, one b for native is sharing her experience as she is excited to welcome many fans back to the area. Well, this is my sixth year doing this. So I'm mostly excited because I'm seeing people from the last six years that I was seeing be prepared for the sun, bring a lot of bug spray and we're just ready to have fun. And because of the pandemic, there is a lot of safety precautions in place this year, including temperature checks. That will be mandatory for fans to be able to get into heritage as well as they will be required to wear a face mask and fill out of covid 19 questionnaire. And also because of the pandemic parking is very limited and there will be no general parking here in the Sea Pines resort. So coming up at 6 30 we'll be talking about where you can park. If you're playing to Uber, where those Uber stops will be and if you're feeling a little adventurous how you can actually bike into Sea Pines and park near the clubhouse. But for now, reporting in Sea Pines Dana Robinson. W. J. C. L. 22 News Daniel, Thank you so much tonight. Our sports team will take you inside the ropes at seven o'clock. We bring you all the sights and sounds of the 53rd RBC heritage on Hilton head again, that's inside the ropes tonight at seven only on W. J. C. L. 22 news into our newsroom. This our new pictures of a house fire in Chatham County. That's what you see on your screen. You can see orange and yellow lighting up the night sky off Chevis road crews all the same. Tell us no one was inside a type of the fire. It's unclear what started this plays. We're working to get more information and we'll stay on top of this and update. As soon as new details become available today, a C. D. C. Committee is having an emergency meeting to discuss if the johnson and johnson shot should still be distributed. The FDA stopped any more doses from being administered after rare cases of blood clots were reported. Well the cloths were found in six women, all under the age of 15. That's out of nearly seven million shots administered. One of the women died. Another is in critical condition. The symptoms came 6-13 days after injection. While some are still concerned, one woman says she has no regrets without a doubt. I mean even with that I wouldn't hesitate at all. I think vaccinating is so important um especially in the world of education. Um but for everyone I think it's part of your obligation now. There is no direct link between the clots and the vaccine. The positives experts time to see if the women had anything in common again. That C. D. C. Advisory panel meets today and we'll be sure to bring you what's decided both on air and online on our website. This W. J. C. L. Dot com. Time check this morning at 605 and A little more than 30 of Georgia's population has received at least one dose of the COVID-19 shot. Most of those doses administered were either Madonna or Pfizer. Of the nearly five million people vaccinated, only 1.7 million people have received two shots. And here's a look at south Carolina where 82,000 people have received a johnson and johnson vaccine. Of the more than two million people vaccinated, most have received Pfizer or moderna. That was about 70 of South Carolina's population. That has not been vaccinated. Senate Minority leader mitch McConnell is continuing to urge others to get vaccinated despite the johnson and johnson setback. It's extremely important to finish the job. If you're a football fan, It seems to me we're in the red zone, we're not in the end zone. And to get to her immunity, we're being told we need 75 of Americans to get vaccinated. Has been an advocate of vaccinations recently, encouraging Republican men who polls have shown are hesitant about the shot. But there is some good news to pass along this morning for another vaccine being used. The Moderna shot is 90% effective in preventing covid 19 6 months after the second dose. the Cambridge company also says the vaccine is 95 effective in Preventing severe forms of the disease. Well, those are similar results to what Pfiser recently reported. Both companies are now working on vaccines for kids as young as 12 years old. An update this morning on a deadly crash that shut down I 95 for several hours yesterday. Ashleigh we now know the reason that crash happened. It was the end of what had started as a police chase port with birds, police chasing a car there along interstate 95. They have not said though, actually what cause them to start that chase? That chase of course involved that car and an 18 wheeler unbelievable video you can see here traffic backed up for miles and backed up for 12 hours. This all started around 10 o'clock actually Tuesday night, monday night and lasted until late yesterday morning. Again another shot of just traffic tied up and there's that overturned 18 wheeler. You're looking at there, look at the mangled car that was involved in that crash that just tells you that there had to be some high speed involved for that car to be that tangled and mangled. And of course Ashleigh the person in that car we understand according to police, his name is Freddy Holmes Jr he was from Polar and of course we have reached out to Portland for police to find out what started that chase. They have not yet gotten back to us on that. We will update you as soon as we know more. He called for his mom and she couldn't do anything. George Floyd called out for his mom, she couldn't do anything. And my biggest fear is that my son is going to call me and I'm not gonna be able to do anything. So with that being said, I'm gonna walk and march and I just want my son to live well for the third straight night protesters on the streets of Brooklyn center facing off with police and National Guard troops over the death of an unarmed man by police. A bcs Kenneth martin shows us their demand for justice. Another night of unrest in Brooklyn center Minnesota where crowds once again gathered past curfew protesting the death of Dante right. The 20 year old unarmed black men killed by police during a traffic stop. Some demonstrators used the line of umbrellas to shield themselves as police fired flash bangs the protest coming hours before an expected announcement today on possible charges for rights death. According to our Minneapolis station KSTP, the county attorney's office is planning on charging former police officer kim potter today. The extent of the charges, unclear rights loved ones including the mother of his two year old son, are demanding a murder charge. I just want justice for my son because officer potter shot and killed right sunday while trying to arrest him on an outstanding warrant records show right fell to appear in court on charges of possessing a firearm without a permit and running away from law enforcement body. Camera video shows right trying to get back into his car. During the arrest, Officer potter is heard yelling taser but then fires her gun officials call the shooting an accidental discharge, Tuesday the 26 year veteran tried to quit writing. I believe it is in the best interests of the community, the department and my fellow officers if I resign immediately. But the mayor says he has not accepted potter's resignation amid outcry from local leaders who say she should be fired because the resignation could allow her to collect a pension. Police Chief Tim Gannon has also resigned after being criticized for the department's response, Kenneth martin abc news new york. Also making headlines today. President Joe Biden will announce his administration's plan to remove all US. troops in Afghanistan were told the goal is to have them out by September 11. However, this keeps us forces in the country beyond the May one deadline agreed on by the Trump administration and the Taliban. Well about 2500 American troops and NATO forces are still in the country. Some republicans say it's too soon to leave. Precipitously withdrawing U. S. Forces from Afghanistan is a grave mistake. It is a retreat in the face of an enemy that has not yet been vanquished. An abdication of american leadership. Meantime, south Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham sharing similar thoughts to other leaders. He called President Biden's plan a disaster in the making. Graham went on to say a full withdrawal from Afghanistan is so irresponsible and paves the way for another september 11th attack on our country.