dodgers.ers. >> jimmy: do you ever put them on all your fingers and on your foot? just to admire them? >> that would be so cool. >> jimmy: that would be cool. >> but you know, it's great. because -- >> jimmy: yeah, i know it's great. there's no "because," it's great. >> everything i wanted to do in life was to win. that's all i wanted to do in life. >> jimmy: yeah? >> when i look and think about my career, i won championships from the third grade all the way to now. >> jimmy: unbelievable. >> i won every championship in lansing, michigan. >> jimmy: i never won anything. >> this show. >> jimmy: i have a wedding ring and it cost -- i had to buy it myself. [ applause ] >> hey. you put winners on your show, that's all that matters. >> jimmy: i cannot wait to see -- i know they're doing a documentary about you now, right? >> and i want you to be on. >> jimmy: i would love to be on it. >> officially, this is the invite. >> jimmy: i was actually going to ask you if i could be a part of it. >> you don

it's the same as when you took him to the dodgers game and you brought him back with that dodgers cap. you think? or is it different in every conceivable respect?

el estadio de los dodgers comienza la semana con estrictas medidas,.paÍs. la protesta hizo que el lugar cerrara durante casi una hora, pero no cancelaron las citas. california ha recibido hasta ahora mÁs de 1 millÓn de dosis. juan carlos gonzÁlez con lo Último desde el estadio de los dodgers en la ciudad de los Ángeles, pasamos con Él. buenas tardes. reportero: gracias. buenas tardes. estamos al frente, a la entrada del estadio de los dodgers de los Ángeles. este es uno de esos llamados grandes centros de vacunaciÓn. lo que pasÓ aquÍ durante fines zona fue algo que llamÓ mucho la atenciÓn. aproximadamente 50 personas llegaron aquÍ inesperadamente y empezaron a protestar por la vacunaciÓn, comenzaron a protestar por el uso de las mascarillas. tambiÉn diciendo que eso del coronavirus era algo que no era real. eso fue lo que sucediÓ, las personas estaban manifestÁndose aquÍ aproximadamente una hora lo que hicieron las autoridades fue tomar la decisiÓn de cerrar, suspender proporcionalmente una hora esta vacunaciÓn. las personas tuvieran que esperarse en s

dodger stadium will be forced to close tomorrow. reporter jeezy g.alexis. lack of supplies isn't the only issue. this is not where i want to be. it's not where anyone wants the city of los angeles to be, and it's not where we should be short on vaccines with not enough to go around, and we're only on tier one. and because of that the city is temporarily shutting down the five vaccination sites it runs, including l, a super site at dodger stadium. it is the latest setback and the disjointed vaccine rollout that has been plagued with problems. the city of los angeles, working under the l. a county department of public health says it on lee received 16,000 doses for this entire week. that's what they normally use. in one day last week, the mayor says they received 90,000 doses and even that was down from two weeks ago. the mayor calling the vaccine distribution process on even. unpredictable and in equitable in a briefing from our county partners, we learned that other cities with smaller populations are receiving more doses than our entire county with

six city run sites affected dodger stadium. hanson dam san fernando park, lincoln park, pierce college and crenshaw christian center. but what if you're 80 and not online like this man who showed up not knowing about the shutdown after a friend made his appointment? it is what it is. it's just too took hours and hours and hours. toe get this schedule, so i'm wondering what do i do next? that's where get out the shot. los angeles comes in a facebook group of volunteers. we first told you about earlier this month. that's quickly grown to more than 700 members. if there's not enough vaccines for the people that are eligible or right, that's where the issues are going to start, but we're also really concerned about people's ability to navigate the system. the technical aspects. to really understand if they're eligible and what they need to take with, um. again that was filled human reporting, governor newsome announced this week. some 700,000 vaccine doses have been impacted by the weather. will imagine looking out of the window of

mÁs acceso de transportaciÓn a los super sitios como el estadio de dodgers, el parque de san fernandoestra comunidad. presentador: nos acercamos a una posible reapertura de las escuelas. hay muchos padres que tienen miedo, largos diÁlogos. ¿quÉ les dice el alcalde? erick: yo apoyo la apertura de nuestras escuelas, es muy importante para nuestros hijos. pero yo no solo quiero verescuelas abiertos, sino escuelas seguras tambiÉn. los trabajadores incluyendo maestros o maestras, la escuela es segura. durante esta pandemia es muy difÍcil ascender sus clases y necesitamos tener acceso y progreso para nuestra comunidad. presentador: ¿cuÁndo cree usted que estÉ disponible para la gran mayorÍa de nosotros? erick: la capacidad de nuestros sitios como 5 millones de dosis, nosotros podemos poner esta dosis por julio en toda la gente que quiera una vacuna. nosotros podemos regresar a las escuelas, pero es importante tener suficientes vacunas y la participaciÓn de la gente. presentador: la economÍa en las grandes ciudades de estados unidos sufren, sin duda alguna. la economÍa de nueva york estÁ suf

this is the four and the southern california closures include dodger stadium, which is one of the large there's mass vaccination sites in the state. welcome everyone to the four this afternoon. i'm alex savage land time how their homes while supply is certainly an issue here in california relief could be on the way from the federal government. just a few hours ago, president biden announced that the administration has now secured an additional two 100 million doses of covid-19 vaccines, which is expected to boost the national supply by 50% just this afternoon. we signed the final contracts for 100 million more moderna and 100 million more. fizer. vaccines are also able to move up the delivery dates with an additional 200 million vaccines to the end of july faster than we expected. now the two companies will also deliver a previous order of 200 million doses by late may a month sooner than expected, the president said. the new doses from adana and visor will allow for virtually all americans to get vaccinated by the end of july. the vaccines both require two shots to be fully effective o

he's now a dodger, along with clayton kershaw on their pitching step padres. well they've already got a great left side of the infield and fernando the peace of many machado. add to it. the pitcher's hugh darvish and the left hander blake snell. giants big move tommy, miss stella. it's pretty much it yet far, anxiety says. there's a plan behind all this. we're really excited about what we're building internally. and um, you know, we can't change our. land or direction in a reactionary way. we just have to kind of keep making good baseball moves and improving the team and like we talked about earlier with carrie, you know amy toe to get to the playoffs. that continues to be our goal. friday night of the videos. let us check this out in the nba. the warriors rough, but lebron was putting on a show. he's a little close. the hollywood this is your flop of the year. right now. he's a great superstar, so he gets the benefit of the doubt. nobody touched him right there, but he draws a felt but as far as his play, yeah, at age 36 the skill set is there. 28 points, nin

while progress is steady, so are the issues nation's largest vaccination site at dodger stadium still empty. they ran out of vials three days ago. >> that is unacceptable i want to be clear, los angeles needs more doses. >> reporter: the dose shortage impacting four other l.a. locations now temporarily closed too. and the weather, snow and ice storms are forcing mass vaccination sites to close from oregon to texas, and into the northeast. and the threat of more contagious variants remains. so far, over 1,000 cases detected in more than 39 states, including the south african strain that reinfected a patient in france. it's the first known case. >> which tells us that prior infection does not protect you against reinfection, at least with this particular variant. >> reporter: and news the u.k. strain could be deadly era according to new research out of britain. >> that means we are likely to have more cases and deaths from this we can't let our guard down we have to continue wearing masks. >> reporter: this comes as states are easing restrictions coast to coast some even lifting mask ma

trevor bauer is now a dodger.e best pitcher available without a doubt on the free agent market and the padres. they not only have fernando titties manny machado on their infield, but they picked up right harry hugh darvish and remember blake snell from the world. syria's with tampa excellent left hander while the giants biggest move. picking up infielder tommy lost ella, but it is none other than far anxiety talking today and say there is a plan. there's a method behind all this. we're really excited about what we're building internally. and, um, you know, we can't change our. line or direction in a reactionary way. we just have to kind of keep making good baseball moves and improving the team and like we talked about earlier with carrie, you know amy toe to get to the playoffs. that continues to be our goal. you never see said we can't be reactionary or reactive. i know giants fans had a little something about him. they want pro active and i don't think they're going to sit quiet. much longer is the giants langui

protesters in los angeles this weekend and how long they were able to halt shot distributions at dodger stadium. >>> plus, unlikely disruptors cashing in. the move bay area based robinhood plans to make today as the stock market opens. >>> today kicks off our black history month coverage. each day we are honoring a black american with ties to the bay area. today we recognize award-winning actor danny glover who grew up in san francisco. he attended george washington high and san francisco state. in addition to long acting films, he is also a civil rights activist and a u.n. goodwill ambassador and board member an the center for economicyou, dan. we'll be right back. >>> right now at 4:42, as you're making plans for the day, home schooling and getting out in the backyard to let the kids get out the energy in novato, temperatures staying in the 50s today and rain moving in by this afternoon get outside early. >>> that rain later on might make it tougher to drive across the bridges as well. a live look at the san mateo bridge shows right now those conditions are great to get out there and

this weekend were the ones blocking the vaccine line at dodger stadium. as if we didn't have enough problems getting people shots. on saturday, a group of anti -- i don't know what, i don't know if they were anti-vaxxers, or q anon, or trumpers, or maybe they just want to kill old people. whatever their reason, they gathered at the entrance to dodger stadium for what they called a "scamdemic/protest march." they blocked traffic, delaying the vaccinations for about an hour. see, now this is where we really miss tommy lasorda. he woulda cleared that mess out in a minute. [ applause ] this was interesting. the organizers of the protest, if you want to call them that, told everyone not to wear trump hats or shirts, because they wanted to be taken seriously. [ laughter ] that's right. these doofuses with their homemade posters, saying "bill gates is controlled by the devil," are like "take off that maga hat or they'll think we're nuts." [ laughter ] i do have to give them credit for creativity when it came to the sign, this clever gentleman wrote: "swab my but

while progress is steady, so are the issues the nation's largest vaccination site at dodger stadium still empty. they ran out of vials three days ago. >> that sun acceptable i want to be clear los angeles needs more doses. >> reporter: the dose shortage impacting four other l.a. locations now temporarily closed too, and the weather snow and ice storms are forcing mass vaccination sites to close from oregon to texas and into the northeast. and the threat of more contagious variants remains. so far over a thousand cases detected in more than 39 states, including the south african strain that reinfected a patient in france. it's the first known case. >> which tells us that prior infection does not protect you against reinfection, at least with this particular variant >> reporter: and news the uk strain could be deadlier, according to research out of britain. >> that means we're likely to have more cases and more deaths from this. we can't let our guard down. we have to continue wearing masks. >> reporter: this comes as safeties are easing restrictions from lifting mask mandates. montana is t

>> reporter: saturday the nation's largest vaccine site at dodger stadium forced to close for an hour when anti-vaccine protesters blocked the entrance. adam was there with his 80-year-old mother but they weren't deterred >> it's nerve-racking. you want to prevent other people from getting it also, that's asinine. >> reporter: as much of the fo to get the shot, long nation waits for their turn to get the shot, long lines and confusion are fueling frustration. >> you can't get a shot anywhere else there's a line, they don't answer the phone it's very stressful to do that >> reporter: that was the case for many of these veterans in houston, but the v.a. stepped up, allowing vets 75 and older to step in line. >> it was okay just don't look at the needle. >> meagan joins us the cdc's mask mandate on public transportation goes into affect tomorrow night we are learning the tsa has the authority to enforce that order. >> reporter: that's right. the acting secretary of the department of homeland security signed an emergency document that allows for these tsa agents at the airport to make sur

and anti vaccination protest temporarily shut down dodger stadium's mass vaccination site this weekend. dozens of protesters blocked the entrance saturday afternoon for safety reasons the site had to be shut down for about an hour. dodger stadium is one of the largest vaccination sites in the country and la police say the protesters remained peaceful. governor newsom tweeted in response to the protest quote we will not be deterred or threatened. many variants of the coronavirus are circulating around the world, the scientists are primarily concerned about 3 the variance from the united kingdom, south africa and brazil, which have been found here in the u.s. masks have been provided are proving to slow the spread of covid-19 but with these new and more contagious variants doctors are asking everyone to double down. some doctors now suggest wearing more than one mask may actually add an extra layer of protection and that's what the latest science shows us. johnny lewis has more. >>this new variant your new seemed to be more infectious. anything you can do to keep from getting infected ma

dodgers have cash. rich get richer. >>> shot of the day comes from ohio. from half-court here, and bang. and then he nonchalantly grabs his vacuum and all of his equipment, strolls out of the gym, goes back to work. the school's principal tweeted it out and said in the caption, "our custodian is better than yours." i think he is right. >>> really bizarre scene with the brooklyn nets tonight. kevin durant wouldn't let him play because of contact tracing. then they put him in the game and said he was okay and then yanked him out again and said no, you can't play because of contact tracing. a bizarre situation in brooklyn. and i'm calling it 34-30 chiefs. chiefs to win the super bowl for the second year in a row. so that means bet all your money on tampa. >> thanks, very much. >>> coming up tonight on abc7, at 8:00, it's shark tank. then at 9:00 "20/20" and stay with us for abc7 news at 11:00. >>> finally, hear a few thoughts about what really matters. all this week we have focused on the many serious issues we face living here in the golden state. our specia

vaccinations, for one, at dodger stadium we've learned will be halted tomorrow because they are simply out of vaccine. abc's kaylee hartung tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the president with some promising news about delivering enough vaccine for 300 million americans by july. biden saying the government has secured 200 million more doses from pfizer and moderna for a total of 600 million. >> we're also able to move up the delivery dates with an additional 200 million vaccines to the end of july, faster than we expected. >> reporter: the president also highlighting another 100 million doses promised by june will now be delivered by may. >> that's a month faster. that means lives will be saved. that means we're now on track to have enough supply for 300 million americans by the end of july. >> reporter: today in chicago, the first wave of students back to the classroom. as the cdc gets ready to release new guidelines for schools, dr. anthony fauci saying children as young as first grade could be authorized by september to receive the vaccine, with the vaccine open to all americans, not j

he did have a very good year with the dodgers. 2.66 year, a 33 k's in 20 names. bauer giants ready to make a big move. come on, give the fans a little something mean time on this date. in music history go back to 1964 february 9th 73 did the seed the beatles make their american debut on the ed sullivan show. as for this day in sports history, we've got joe fonzi for that. this'll will always be an anniversary day in the career of baseball's satchel paige. on this day in 1951. he was signed to a contract by the st louis browns and 20 years later, page was elected to the baseball hall of fame. that's this day in sports. february 9th. i'm joe fonzi. and we got a little extra time. so why not check this out? this could be your academy award winning moment in basketball. final moments. nixon beat miami up one. julius randle of new york missed that. then the column for a loose ball foul. jimmy butler will sell that brilliantly heard, like peekaboo. oh, yeah. everybody noticed? well definite, eddie, maybe three. oh yeah. you know, you gotta do what you gotta do the oh,

california tuvioen que cerrar 5 centros de vacunación porque no hay cias y en el eestadiode los los dodgersas suficientes (en inglés) también el presidente biden confir la compra de otras 200 millones de vacunas con esto alcanzará a vacunar a toda pero ahora vamos a ver cómo se comportan las variantes del covid-19 . >>> a esta hora nos enfrentamos al virus inicial y tres cepas de las cuáles los oexperos apenas están conocoiendo su comportmiento. >>> el covid-19 ha tenido mutaciones y son tres cepas. >>> esa cepas están en todo el mundo. >>> en estados unidos en la última semana el número de casos de la vaitne aumentó un 63 por ciento la variante británica es 50 por ciento más contagiosa y ha sido detectada en 33 eswados de país . >>> las medidas que hemos tenido para contarminarnos realmente tenemos que volver a valorala. >>> mientras la cepa sudafricana temen que produzca mayores complicaciones por eso moderna trbja en una vacuna . >>> al momento que tenemos varinates de este mismo virus, muchas veces la posibilidad de protcción de estas vacunas pueden baja. >>> la cepabrasileña es de la q

fernando: varios centros de vacunaciÓn, como estado de los dodgers, cerraran por unos dÍas.Ían mÁs vacunas. estados unidos cuenta con 600 millones de dosis. estÁ claro cuÁndo llegarÍa a las comunidades. patricia: las cadenas de farmacias de para emprender la vacunaciÓn. hay 80,000 dosis diploide paÍs en la vacunaciÓn general. las citas se lo pueden hacer en su sitio web. el doctor dijo que habrÁ nuevas vacunas en el mercado. autoridades anunciaran una fase de vacunaciÓn a personas de 16 a 64 aÑos. el noveno trabajan plan que permitÍa vacunar a los menores de edad. >> hay que demostrar que la vacuna es seguray funcionen los adultos. antes de la seria a los niÑos. probablemente tomara hasta fin de verano y principios del aÑo. patricia: podrÁn ver otros anuncios en una ediciÓn especiales esa nueva legislaciÓn, las familias de bajos recursos en california tendrÁn derecho de recibir reembolsos en sutileza de impuestos. incluso si son indocumentados. el requisito principal es ganar lo mÁs de $30,000 anuales. en nueva york los alentadores resultados de lucha contra la pandemiapodrÍ

point when jackie robinson appeared in a major league baseball game, as a member of the brooklyn dodgers, breaking the league's color-barrier. soon more black baseball players would add to the mlb leading to the decline of the negro leagues. and for decades, all that had been accomplished in the negro leagues would not have been considered major league. but this past december, they announced that the negro leagues would finally be given major league status along with their statistics and records. now satchel page will have his accomplishments added to those of his mlb career. one change is likely coming to the record books, josh gibson will have baseball's best single-season batting average, hitting .441 in 1943. at long last, this major omission corrected. a major change for the major leagues. for abc news, i'm victor oquendo. >> thank you, i've been following this story for a few months now, since they added they were going to add the negro league stats in there, recognizing them, they are all going to be together. i knew it was going to have a profound impact. roughly 3400 men who pla

grupo de manifestantes que se oponen a la vacunaciÓn llegÓ el cierre temporal del estadio de los dodgersloquearon la entrada causando retrasos para cientos de personas que esperaban en la fila. a pesar de los desafÍos que trajo la pandemia un estudio revela que se registrÓ una cifra rÉcord estudiantes latinos y afroamericanos que solicitaron ingresar a las universidades de california. >> que siguiera con la escuela, que no pararÁ porque veÍan algo en mÍ.es el principio de algo grande. >> fueron las palabras que recuerda gladys que le dijeron sus maestros se combina la preparatoria. fase dada en la universidad y estÁ en su tercer semestre. para ella su principal apoyo han sido sus padres. >> cuando estaba aplicando tenÍa el apoyo de mis padres y de los programas que estÁ involucrada.yo me decÍa que no podÍa entrar ya sea por mis calificaciones o por, yo pensÉ que me iba a poner en un lugar que no era posible para entrar. pero todo es posible. >> nos contÓ que trata de vencer los miedos a diariopara seguir los pasos de su hermano mayor. para ella su meta es terminar su carrera. >> es impor

thousands of vaccine appointments at dodger stadium went unused on tuesday.n monday, los angeles county said because of supply shortages, county-run sites would only be providing second doses. but dodger stadium is a city-run site, meaning it was able to provide shots to anyone that's eligible. >>> 19 minutes past the hour. a housing crisis on the horizon. mortgage relief programs have helped millions of struggling families keep their homes during the pandemic. help expires soon. a challenge for borrowers still out of work. the c.a.r.e.s. act of last monk allows homeowners to postpone payments up to a year. data from black knight shows up to 24% of those active relief programs end in march. that's more than 600,000 homeowners. another 300,000 borrowers lose protection by the end of april. many borrowersannot makehe payments because they're either out of work or making less money because of the pandemic. black knight said 1 in 10 signed up. it shows how much historic job losses have impacted america's personal finances yet. >>> impeachment trial has a big audi

vacunen, desde san francisco soy yomara lópez, telemundo 48 actualmente men el estado de los los dodgersor dice que eslta do no cuenta con los dosis para todos, pero regiones más pequeña como ssan mateo tienen más vacuna y tienen dosis para psms mayores de 65 años y que pueden registarrse, esto es en el etacionamiento de aeropuerto de san francisco mientras tanto, centros que están por abrir se están preparado como e lcoliseo de oakland que funciona desde el martes atendeá personas de 65 años o más , trabajadores de la salud y los que se vacunen podrán regresar a casa usando el servicio de transporte (en inglés) de manera gratuita si muestra su tarjeta de vacunación también tnsit ofrecerá viajes gratuitos . >>> y el presidente biden planea visitar paltna de empresa pfizer en mihigan irá esta semana donde se espera tenga contacto directo con los trabajadores encargados de elaborar la inyección, se espera ofrezca más detalles del evento las próximas horas y es momento de hacer un plan por cuando esté listo para vacunarse, visite página internet en pantalla . >>> qué mejor día para contraer

dodger stadium is a crowd by definition.xample who'd give their input andd improve it that's why west virginia is your member the governor talking about is private public hardship. we don't have that in california. where government centric so ,governments failure in covid water electricity poverty homelessness on and on. liz: people are saying what a turning point it was when he shut down california, shut down restaurants and denise codd eating out at a luxury restaurant, shut down schools but his kids are in private schools. california has wildfires and a power shutdown, water shortages businesses fleeing, 35 billion-dollar jobless benefits scandal. california has a lot of problems to deal with and it's an issue of leadership tom. >> yes absolutely and that i predicted now that we are getting signatures candidates are coming out and californians are looking for answers and not politicians and we will see a contrast between logical versus newsom and i expect this to go forward. gavin newsom is definitely in trouble and alleg

como el centro del estadio de los dodgers.Ólo un bajo porcentaje se han podido vacunar. reportera: california rompe un nuevo rÉcord superando al estado de nueva york con el nÚmero mÁs alto de fallecidos por covid—19 en los estados unidos. el estado dorado suma mÁs de 46,400 muertes a causas del virus. >> no es justo que nuestra comunidad se estÉ enfermando y muriendo e y nÚmeros dobles o triples de las demÁs comunidades. reportera: casi la mitad de las muertes en california por coronavirus son hispanos. >> tienen a mucha gente de mayor edad que desafortunadamente les estÁ pegando fuerte. reportera: a pesar de que los hispanos son los mÁs afectados por la pandemia y representan el porcentaje mÁs grande de la poblaciÓn, son tambiÉn los que menos se han vacunado. >> por eso madruga vamos para tener la oportunidad de vacunarnos contra esta enfermedad. reportera: segÚn datos estatales, de los mÁs 5.5 millones de vacunas administradas en california, solamente el 15% de los hispanos han recibido por lo —1 dosis. en medio de la escase

last sunday at dodger stadium, a group of trump supporters disrupted and caused closure of that effort over one hour as they tried to persuade people not to become vaccinated. they were told not to bring trump flags. we have very cfusi msages. we have confusing priorities. the state ha shifted to the elderly. essential workers are largely a minority. it's a very confusing lack of a plan. the ones paying the price of the ones who have or 150ears and have kept the state functioning. amy: i wanted to talk about new york. the department of health, nine top leaders of the health department have quit amidst the rift of what the governor is doing it, laying out the rollout. bill de blasio the mayor held a news conference admitting the terrible figures on who is getting access to the vaccine. 11.5% of the latinx, 60% were white. 6% were asian. just over 5% were black, even as vaccination sites are put into communities of color. white people are going to those sites and getting vaccinated. the new york times has a major editorial about this disparity and what has to happen. the city newspaper d

southern california's matt massive vaccine efforts, anxiety and protest at dodger stadium staged by anti-vaxersrem praepra temporarily stopped shots and made people frustrated. >> it's exhausted on us. would like million doses in our freezer. >> reporter: l.a. county has highest death county in u.s. covid deaths among latinos increa increased since september but still less likely to get vaccinated. >> communication and language barrier. >> reporter: push is on to reach communities of color. >> someone who looks like me, understands me, can help me. >> reporter: associated press study found black americans are vaccinated at lower rates than white americans. >> i'm excited to get the first one. >> reporter: need to protect vulnerable populations even more urgent with three new variants in 38 states. scott godley telling face the nation tlt there's new fears. >> fall when the new variants want to surge. >> reporter: this week johnson and johnson set to ask the fda for emergency use authorization for new vaccine. can't roll up sleeves fast enough. >> anxious to get the shot. >> reporter: california

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the time we get to april, anybody in any category can go out and get vaccinated >> reporter: the dodgers stadium shuts down, some local pharmacies will begin vaccinations tomorrow. it is just a fraction of the doses been given out here >> miguel. >>> as millions of adults get the vaccine, we don't know when it will be available to children >> reporter: caleb cheung is a typical 12-year-old may be the key to end the pandemic >> he's one of 2,000 children enrolled in the pfizer critical trial. >> do you feel like a hero >> i know doing this vaccine trial has a potential to really help out in the world of children >> reporter: while children are at high risk in developing severe illness and their thought of spreading the virus less than adults they make up a quarter of the population so vaccinating them could be vital to herd immunity >> you start vaccinating the children before the natural virus mutates. we need to start vaccinating children sooner or later. >> reporter: dr. fauci hopes it will be sooner by summer the timeline for young children are still unclear. pfizer is studying 12 to

carolina: en los Ángeles, el doctor ——dodgers stadium, ha reabierto sus puertas para una segunda dosistir a lugares mencionados, ya que corrieron de manera automÁtica c el cornet borja: andrew cuomo, pese a las crÍticas continÚa defendiendo el manejo que le ha dado su administraciÓn esta pandemia, argumentando que confÍa en su principal asesor de salud, el doctor o hogwarts soccers. escuchemos. >> [habla en inglÉs] borja: en las Últimas semanas el estado se ha visto obligado a reconocer que casi 15.000 personas perdieron la vida en hogares para adultos mayores, cuando antes habÍan dicho que eran 8500. un nÚmero que excluÍan a los residentes que murieron despuÉs de llevados a hospitales. carolina: tenemos noticias se les alentadoras para. carolina: esta vez hasta junio, y aquÍ lo que debe saber. la moratoria expiraba el 31 de marzo, y ahora es hasta el prÓximo 30 de junio,. hasta esta misma fecha extiende las incisiones para pedir exenciÓn los pagos hipotecarios. reducir o diferir en cuotas los pagos hipotecarios. recuerda que si quieres obtener alguno de estos beneficios, debes estar i

estÁn siendo ampliamente promocionados, pero en algunos casos han tenido que cerrar como el estadio dodgersolos, lo que estamos construyendo es la infraestructura. [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] segÚn el gobernador entre junio o julio aumentarÁ la cantidad de vacunas disponibles y es entonces cuando cree que podrÁn inmunizar a mÁs personas. esta seÑora, pudo recibir la vacuna. >> me siento mÁs protegida, sÉ que me tengo que seguir cuidando, aunque no es garantÍa que por ciento, tenemos que proteger a otras personas. [habla en inglÉs] reportera: newsom hablÓ no sÓlo de la escasez de vacunas contra el coronavirus, sino tambiÉn de la ayuda que espera proporcionar el estado de california a pequeÑos comerciantes. [habla en inglÉs] >> vamos a anunciar la prÓxima semana que habrÁ $2,000,000,000 adicionales que se enfocarÁn a esos negocios. ademÁs, estamos cancelando cuotas estatales por ejemplo, las que se cobran a negocios que venden alcohol. todas las cuotas para obtener permisos las estaremos anulando por dos aÑos para los pequeÑos negocios. reportera: finalmente le preguntamos al gobernad

siendo ampliamente promocionados, en algunos casos han tenido que cerrar, como el estadio de los dodgers infraestructura. queremos estar preparados para cuando lleguen los ministros, para poder administrar las vacunas inmediatamente. el gobernador ha estado viajando a distintas partes de california en los Últimos dÍas para promover los lugares de vacunaciÓn contra el coronavirus. cree que para el verano en nÚmero de vacunas disponibles aumentarÁ considerablemente. >> [habla en inglÉs] no serÁ sino hasta junio o julio que estaremos al escala que queremos, eso fue lo que el presidente dijo ayer, pero por lo pronto estamos construyendo el sistema. para nosotros la Única limitaciÓn es la falta de vacunas a nivel nacional, dijo gavin newsom destacÓ que el sitio donde los residentes de california pueden averiguar cuÁndo son elegibles para recibir la vacuna, ya se encuentran en espaÑol, aunque todavÍa no estÁn disponibles para todos los condados. los trabajadores del campo serÁn nuestra mÁs alta prioridad, asegurÓ el gobernador. enfatizÓ que esperan vacunar a muchos mÁs en los prÓximos dÍas y s

of providers, a large scale vaccination sites like this i go park where the padres play where the dodgers played down in los angeles larger sites like the cal expo or what we'll be doing in partnership with the biden administration where the oakland a's play those are part of this larger network of distribution. a vaccination is throughout the state of california pfizer and moderna are the 2 vaccine. regiments that we have johnson and johnson we hope as soon as next month to see those single dose. vaccinations mean made available in the state now let me just update you briefly. some good news. one month ago today on january 9th. we had over 53,000 reported cases. today just over a 1008 1251 reported cases 53,000 cases one month ago 8,000 cases today one month ago today 14% positivity rate. today, the seven-day positivity rate has dropped to 4 14% to 4 point. percent wild s continue to be devastating. goes out to every family member that's lost a loved one has been torn asunder because of this deadly pandemic we're also seen over the course of the last few weeks or 14 day. average now decl

but at dodgers stadium they had to shut down the site.hey just couldn't get shipments from kentucky and tennessee. they don't know when they will reopen at dodgers stadium, but frustration as tens of thousands of people had to be turned away. back here to cal state los angeles. we spoke with a soldier, an army med kick, he had tours of duty in mosul, among other places, two tours in iraq, he saw mass casualties, gunshot victims, people who have stepped on ieds and now he's fighting a virus on american soil. >> i was trained to be a life saver so that's my primarily job, but this is also what i joined the army to do, not only to help people overseas but also to help people at home. that's one thing i'm extremely proud to be doing at this time. the fight against covid has been a fight we've been fighting for the past year and it's been -- i'm glad to be fighting against it. >> reporter: now also here in los angeles county which is a patchwork of vaccine sites the l.a. county sites have been up and running, different from the l.a. city sites

county will tempo site including the one we have shown you repeatedly at dodgers stadium. reason is simple math. the county does not have enough available vaccines and some bay area sites are now also feeling the pinch. san francisco's ccsf site closed this week because of the same supply problem. sites in other bay area counties forced to ration their vaccines to make sure they have enough. >>> starting today, you can get a covid vaccine if you qualify at your local cvs and can get an appointment. cvs is partners with the federal government to administer vaccines. it's free. right now you must be 65 or older or a health care worker. here are some locations, more than a dozen in the bay area as you see highlighted there. once again, you must have an appointment. there are available slots in southern california and central california, but not in the bay area at last check. as soon as more doses arrive, which is expected in the next few weeks, more appointments should be opening up. >>> a live look in san francisco now, and proof that covid's recovery road map covers unchart

dodger stadium is a crowd by definition.me very smart people in the state would be able to give their input and improve it. why west virginia, as you remember that governor talked about his private public partnership. we don't have that in california. they are government centric and government failure on covid, water, electricity, poverty, homelessness, on and on. elizabeth: yeah. so you know, i think, you know, people are saying what a turning point was when he shut down california, shut down restaurants and he is caught eating out at a luxury restaurant. shuts down schools. but then his kids are in private schools. california has wildfires, power shutdowns, water shortages, businesses fleeing. 35 billion-dollar jobless benefits scandal and so, you know, california has a lot of problems to deal with and it is a issue of leadership, tom. take that on. >> yeah. absolutely. and now as i predicted we're getting close to the signatures, candidates are coming out. californians are looking for answers not politicians. we will see

this weekend not a single shot was administered in the parking lot of dodger stadium for the first time in weeks but even as los angeles faces a tight supply state officials are looking open up availability to more people by mid-march. the county is preparing to send vaccinate people with critical health factors like cancer, diabetes and obesity. >> it will depend upon how much vaccine is available and the rules locally. the counties will have to make the final determination. >> the only thing that stands between us doing more vaccinations is getting more vaccine and we're ready right now, today at the drop of a hat if somebody said to as i have 400,000 more doses, we would get them into people's arms next week. >> currently los angeles county is receiving 200, 000 doses a weekend when it is reopen the stadiums that will help healthcare workers in those 65 and older at least for the time being. >>> this morning japan has formally approved its first covid 19 vaccine. the country is expecting to begin nationwide immunizations of the pfizer vaccine within days. also new this morning, the c

a dodgers san diego padres to the best teams in all of baseball. l a. chance remember they picked up mookie betts last year didn't sit idle this past offseason as they signed the real ace trevor bauer. best picture available. padres have already got fernando to tease manny machado and added pictures. blake snell from tampa and yu darvish, while the giants will their big move was signing tommy lost l a. here's the general manager, farhan zaidi, with the up. i guess you'd say the plan. we're really excited about what we're building internally. and, um, you know, we can't change our. line or direction in a reactionary way. we just have to kind of keep making good baseball moves and improving the team and like we talked about earlier with carrie, you know amy t get to the playoffs. that continues to be our goal. all right. good luck with that. turning the basketball what? a saturday night. it would have been. can you imagine? and san francisco warriors hosting cady, the bearded one james harden. and of course, kyrie, brooklyn come to town. there's still cov

here is video of the a's practicing before they face the reigning champion dodgers on sunday blue i don'tt to say that, but they are champions the game will be played in front of fans, although attendance will be limited and people will of course be socially distance. baseball has not seen fans at any games since the pandemic started kron 4 talked with a's president dave leval he shared his thoughts but having fans in the stands. >>it's going to be fantastic we're going to be playing the la dodgers, the reigning champions and hopefully we're going to show what we're made of in oakland we're excited actually host 2000 fans socially distance in a safe manner we set it up here with the local will be masking mandates of course but they'll still be food and beverage in and i think it'll be a fun time for folks to be great to get that started this week and then move obviously into operations at the coliseum later this year. >>the giants games in arizona will also have some fans in the stands. the giants will play the angels on sunday. well today the start to the end of yesterday's a very windy

fans in the stands for the a's cactus league opener against the world champ dodgers a sunday. ditto for the giants, who host the angels. after more than a week of spring training, the giants are finally going to be able to face another team and listen to veteran third baseman evan longoria take the high road, in this covid protocol world we live in. >> the one bright spot about covid is we don't have as many meetings now and they are shorter. in spring, one of the, one of the things that i think the players least look forward to is having a meeting every other day that lasted a couple of hours. >> elvis andrew is setting going in, the new shortstop replaces marcus semyon. well, he spent 12 years with the rangers, before they trades to the a's for chris davis. another ranger turn athletic. mitch moreland says, the shortstop switch, it is a seamless transition. >> elvis has got that same, a lot of the same characteristics that come from what i saw, marcus had. kind of like a blue guy, you know, and all this is the same way. he keeps it fun and keeps it light. he is so smart on t

two-year deal, he's familiar with the national league west, mcgee struck out 33 in 20 innings with the dodgers last season, and spent four years in colorado. nfl longtime head coach marty schottenheimer passed away monday after a long battle with alzheimer's, he was 77, he is 8th all-time in wins and he loved to be the raiders going 27-6 in his career, against the silver and black. the quarterback patrick mahomes will undergo surgery tomorrow, he played with throughout the playoffs and probably did not feel very good after being chased around all night by the defense. >> he's a nice fish. >> our catch of the day goes to don clark, who reeled in this 20 inch striper off the marin islands in december, and the kpix game warden will tell you that is just two inches over the minimum to keep that fish. you think you can do better, you probably can, send your pictures to kpix 5.com. >> got to keep >>> cbs evening news is coming up next. >> here's norah o'donnell with a preview. >> good evening, coming up x, investigators reveal the cause of the helicopter crash that killed kobe bryant and ei others.

he's now a member of the los angeles dodgers after signing a three year deal worth $102 million. bauer's gonna make $40 million this season that makes him the highest paid player in the game on a one year basis. he's gonna make 45 million the next year that is more than the entire entire 26 man payroll of three teams. the pittsburgh pirates. even indians and the baltimore orioles. we've got a little super bowl history for you on this day four years ago, joe fonzi. he's got the story. antifa head coach crowley shanahan probably still sees this when it is nightmares. shanahan was the offensive coordinator of an atlanta team that led the patriots 28 23 late in the third quarter of super bowl 51 a combination of questionable offensive calls by the falcons. and the excellence of tom brady and the patriots enable new england to pull off the biggest comeback in super bowl history. 34 to 28 in overtime. that's this day in sports. february 5th i'm joe fonzi. okay we have a bizarre sequence of events to show you tonight in the n b. a. it happened to the brooklyn nets. check this out. kevin

i think people can go on line, register, go to dodgers stadium.uld be serviced by wal-mart and rite-aid. it could be used in some of the hard to reach environments, whether you can move mobile vans into those communities, try to work through community groups, local providers, church groups, community health centers, to try to get harder to reach populations vaccinated. it is a hands-on effort. i think marshaling the federal resources towards that kind of mission. >> brennan: the biden administration purchased 200 million more doses, it gives them a stockpile of about 600 eventually, once it comes off the production line. you've heard me talk with the c.d.c. director, and i asked her when production should shift to those treatments of new variants. she said that is happening now. what can you tell us about where we stand in terms of being ready to protect against those new variants? >> doctor: well, look, i think we have plenty of time to get this right for the fall and have vaccine boosters that could cover the new variants. the development work i

and so dodgers stadium, which was closed yesterday because of this winter weather, has also been the other problems here in l.a. we wanted to start there as part of the look for street level. i talked to the fire chief. this is what he told me. >> is the lack of a supply because now there's a bigger pool of people that are eligible to be vaccinated? >> that contributed to it. >> was the pool of people who were eligible expanded too quickly? is that part of what happened here? >> that did happen. >> is there any chance that age only allows some of those essential folks to slip through the cracks and have to wait at the back of the line? >> you hit it on the nose. people who have a higher likelihood of exposure might have to wait longer now because we're letting older people go first who may be retired and really don't get out a lot. >> so, you heard it there. essential workers are baring the brunt of it. it was on the front end of the pandemic and also on the back end when it comes to equity and the vaccines and we look at all of that, the homeless population in los angeles, the undoc