quitar todas las barreras posible para que las personas puedan acceder sin dificultad el barrio excélsiornavirus >>llevo muchos años viviendo en excélsior y que bueno que hacen esto muchos vecinos expresan que este proyecto es una muy buena decisióny hasta algunos decidieron recibir la vacuna >> me siento ya un poco más tranquilo >>es importante que nos proponemos para que vayamos combatiendo el virus >> este es el horario de la clínica excélsior miércoles jueves y sábados de 9:30 de la mañana 13:30 de la tarde viernes de 12:00 del mediodía hasta las 6:00 de la tarde eso si se necesita hacer cita con mucha anticipación >> también nos dicen que pueden vacunar 80 personas en esta clínica del barrio excélsior. en san francisco flavio lacayo noticiero telemundo 48 >> nos vamos a sonoma allí también están recibiendo más vacunas después de haber reclamado al estado pues dicen que no les aumentaban el suministro desde hace dos meses por lo tanto reciben 5000 más dosis de johnson & johnson esperan inmunizar fácilmente a las personas sin hogar y quienes tengan dificultad para vacunas en dos citas

today's community vaccine hub, like the one in excelsior, shoutout to excelsior back there in the back, patty. i see you. you can trust us to take care of them with dignity and compassion. thank you to the media for being here. you are not fake, you are real. you do not always get recognized for being here to tell our story, so thank you for being here. in closing, there was olga from another union. we want to make sure that every single union member is vaccinated. just know that i love you and appreciate you, the latino task force loves you and appreciates you. thank you so much. thank you. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: thank you, valerie, and thank you for recognizing local 87 seiu. olga, thank you for all you do and your members do to take care of this city. all right. that is our press conference. i know that most people who showed up today, when they showed up to get their vaccine, that they might be on camera, so we apologize for getting all in your business because you know how folks are about their medical business. i know how i am about people in my medical business. th

today's community vaccine hub, like the one in excelsior, shoutout to excelsior back there in the back, patty. i see you. you can trust us to take care of them with dignity and compassion. thank you to the media for being here. you are not fake, you are real. you do not always get recognized for being here to tell our story, so thank you for being here. in closing, there was olga from another union. we want to make sure that every single union member is vaccinated. just know that i love you and appreciate you, the latino task force loves you and appreciates you. thank you so much. thank you. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: thank you, valerie, and thank you for recognizing local 87 seiu. olga, thank you for all you do and your members do to take care of this city. all right. that is our press conference. i know that most people who showed up today, when they showed up to get their vaccine, that they might be on camera, so we apologize for getting all in your business because you know how folks are about their medical business. i know how i am about people in my medical business. th

and i think this is what we've learned from the excelsior strong in the in the latino task forces create low barrier access points. make sure that it's very easy to get the services that we need to ensure that the community is safe. the vaccination site is open by appointment on lee from wednesday through saturday, the city says it'll have an initial capacity of 150 doses per day, stanford university announced today. students can plan to be on campus in the fall. stanford officials say the university is planning for as normal of fall semester as possible modifications will be made based on the public health situation. stanford also says it plans to have flexible options for employees, including on site hybrid and fully remote work. in marin county live opera is returning in an unlikely way on a rock and roll stage. this month, san francisco opera will present the barber of seville for driving audiences and his ktvu deborah villalon tells us they're pulling out all the stops. assef opera has presented the barber of seville many times, but never like the production rising up at the marin c

i forgot i lived in excelsior for a little while. you know, down the street, the dude from the grateful dead. he was from the neighborhood. >> jerry. >> commissioner ortiz-cartagena: i bet you he used to go to that store as a kid. it was in the middle of that block. and the batting cages were right around the corner. i forgot to mention all that stuff. i'm more of a mission guy but i love excelsior too. [ laughter ]. >> president laguana: yeah. director dick endrizzi. >> i'm just going to turn it over to rick because he does have a response to that. >> you were talking jerry garcia. he used to read comic book at that store and we heard about it in the application. it's really interesting in the narrative. >> commissioners, just because i am the director and provide oversight with you, i just don't want to be a bummer but remind you ethics wise that because you are publicly stating about getting together for coffee, just your obligation around your ethics requirements in terms of discussion around policy matters that you will be revie

city and community leaders are opening a new site in excelsior district that will operate at 20 nortontreet. this will happen wednesday through saturday. an appointment is required. this new site is part of the city's effort to provide all residents equitable access to the vaccine. >>> developing news in hayward. police are reviewing the circumstances surrounding an incident that was caught on video. a man posted it on instagram two days ago. he says it happened outside of a mountain mike's pizza. you can see the man on the ground with his hands behind his head. police approach him to take him into custody and some officers appeared to kick and hit the man. police say the internal affairs unit is looking into it happened. >>> the city of danville has a legal fight after the shooting death of a homeless man. a lawyer for that man's family announced a federal civil rights lawsuit against the city. abc 7 reporter leslie brinkley shows us they will be using new video of the encounter with police to make the case. >> reporter: this is a disturbing video of a danville police officer pointing

salud pÚblica de san francisco inauguraron hoy un centro de vacunaciÓn comunitario en el distrito excÉlsior para recibir la vacuna, es necesario que programa una cita llamando al 415 cinco 62 86 38. el centro estÁ ubicado en el nÚmero 20 de la calle norte, la atenciÓn son los miÉrcoles, jueves y sÁbados, de 9:30 de la maÑana a tres 3:30 de la tarde. maÑana se lleva a cabo una jornada de vacunaciÓn en el consulado de mÉxico. cÓmo estÁ, cÓnsul, buenas noches. ¿dÓnde debe acudir, en es elegible para recibir la vacuna? >> vamos a tener en la sede del consulado general una segunda jornada de vacunaciÓn para apoyar a condado de santa clara. en las instalaciones del consulado estaremos presente desde las 10:00 de la maÑana hasta las 3:00 de la tarde aplicando vacunas. se estarÁn dando desde las 9:00 de la maÑana. paola: cÓnsul, ¿quÉ de documento tiene que tener una persona para poder vacunarse? >> se necesita una identificaciÓn, se abriÓ desde el 1 de abril para el grupo de 50 y mayores. se suman otros grupos que eran elegibles, trabajadores esenciales, proveedores de alimento de educaciÓn, de eme

excelsior has over 80% single-family homes. my question to this, to the planning staff and commission, how are you going to reconcile upzoning 80% of excelsior where 52% of the population is foreign born, people of color, and low-income? so if we're not having any plans on reconciling the two goals that you have, then this is going to be just nothing but a slogan. thank you. >> hi. this is jessie oliver sanford. as usual, there's no mention of the lgbtq's needs, and you really have to dig to find it in the proposed solutions. even when you do find it, the items facing black trans people, the items facing queers, and foreign trans people are not addressed. fewer of us are married and have kids, which means we suffer isolation more frequently through life, especially when we aren't housed in queer neighborhoods. i support the earlier comment about a need for a pause in this process. thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners. corey smith on behalf of the housing action coalition. i really want to extend our appreciation for the

the closure of aurora residential care homes which is a series of four universities in the excelsior area. the losses were offset by one board and care opening. then we saw the closure of a larger 24 bed facility in the mission which closed in august 2008. the larger policy issues with the ability to actually financially make these facilities viability is getting increasingly difficult as property values increased and costs to run the facilities increased. we can't spread the staffing costs out accordingly. i am happy to talk about the solutions beyond zoning if that is of interest and answer questions for the committee. thank you for the opportunity to share the updated data. >> thank you, susie. if there are no questions for ms. smith or my colleagues. supervisor preston, go ahead. >> sorry i was muted. i want to ask ms. smith on the demand and the need side. what the trends on? we see the concerning picture with so many beds and facilities lost. i don't be know if we have data on the need. is the need flat, rising or changing in any way we are tracking? >> yeah, we are seeing the

new york state releasing excelsior pass for people to upload digital vaccine information and covid test results. while overseas many european country, japan, israel and global airlines are pushing their own vaccine passports hoping to jump-start tourism. in the u.s., there is no vaccination database this is what you get when you receive your vaccine. the question is whether this is enough for a potential vaccine passport lester all right, tom costello, thanks >>> a short cryptic tweet from the u.s. strategic command which controls the nuclear arsenal, led to all kinds of speculation. was it some kind of a code well, turns out a toddler was playing with the home computer of the person who manages the twitter account and managed to hit send just an innocent mishap i call it defcon toddler. everything is okay. >>> up next, how faith led him to hollywood at age 98. >>> finally our week-long series on faith and the movie about miracles that launched a career for the ages >> i saw god on the other side of the lake. >> reporter: it's the story of faith through the eyes of a child. >> did you s

what we're really trying to do and i think this is what we've learned from the excelsior strong and the latino task forces create low barrier access points. make sure that it's very easy to get the services that we need to ensure. that the community is safe. the vaccination site is open by appointment only from wednesday through saturday. the city says it will have an initial capacity of 150 dose. is a day statewide coronavirus vaccinations are now up to 21,000,003. average doses a day, nearly eight million people in california are now fully vaccinated. santa clara and alameda counties of both administered more than one million vaccinations. cdc said today that the coronavirus variant that was first discovered in the uk is now the dominant strain here in the united states. scientists say the b 117 variant is more contagious, which is adding to concerns about a possible fourth surge of cases. health officials say it's now a race to get shots in people's arms, even as the u. s is vaccinated, an average of nearly three million people per day. getting trusted messengers, be they clergy spor

thank you and you covid-19 vaccination site opened in san francisco's excelsior district. today. the site is on norton street near mission in the diverse neighborhood where many latinos and essential workers live. it is the latest site to open to make sure everyone in san francisco has access to the covid-19 vaccine. city leaders say it's part of their effort to provide equity and the ongoing fight against the pandemic testing shows the city's latino community has more than twice the positivity rates of the general population. what we're really trying to do and i think this is what we've learned from excelsior strong and the latino task forces create low barrier access points. make sure that it's very easy to get the services that we need to ensure that the community is safe. i'm sorry. the vaccination site is open by appointment only from wednesday through saturday. the city says it will have an initial capacity of 150 doses every day. statewide coronavirus vaccinations are now up to 21,000,003. average doses a day, nearly eight million people in california are now fully vaccina

. >> san francisco has launched another vaccination site to this one in the excelsior district part of the city's effort to reach hard-hit neighborhoods. the site is walking distance from the bell ballpark. bart station. it will operate wednesday through saturday on norton street from 09:30am in the morning until 03:30pm with reduced hours on friday and we have details on kron. 4 dot com. the european union's drug regulator says that it has found a possible link between the astrazeneca vaccine and a rare blood clotting disorder. dozens of people worldwide have been reporting getting blood clots after getting that vaccine. still the eu is arguing benefits outweigh the risks and they are not planning any changes. the astrazeneca vaccine is not currently being used in the u.s.. the treasury department says another batch of stimulus payments have been sent to americans as part of president biden's nearly 2 trillion dollar covid relief plan. >> since march 27th roughly 372 billion dollars in direct payments have been sent. so far. 156 million people have gotten the payment. white house offi

it's at 20 norton street in the city excelsior district the latest site will be to ensure it impacts neighborhoods with equal access to the vaccine. it follows neighborhood sites in the mission district and bayview. >> we know that the pandemic has disproportionally impacted communities and that is why we really focused efforts to provide vaccines. resources for the communities. >> they plan to operate wednesday through saturday by appointment only. >>> testing underway for a new possible way to get protection from covid without an injection. reporter pat harvey has a first look at the oral vaccine trial. >> reporter: blood collection, check. physical exam, looking good. blood pressure, stable. covid swab, completed. now -- >> i will give the second dose of his 60. >> reporter: researchers at the institute in el segundo are testing whether these capsules might work as well if not better than existing covid vaccines. >> to have a fixing room temperature. to be a pill is life-changing. >> reporter: of the oral vaccine as part of an experimental protocol being tested in healthy voluntee

it's opening over on norton street off of mission in the excelsior district. the non-profit latina task force will assist with a larger goal of making sure heavily impacted areas have equitable access. >>> new this morning, doctors now warning of potential side effects after getting the covid vaccine and a new study from the american academy of dermatology, more than 400 people reported having a temporary rash on their arms or toes after getting the pfizer moderna vaccines. the study says the rash will last for about a week and is non-life-threatening. >>> and it's a thought that pretty much everyone has had at this point, how long will the covid-19 vaccine protect you? pfizer and moderna say the vaccines will be effective shielding the coronavirus for at least six months although it is important to note the studies are still ongoing. an infectious disease expert with uc san diego says it's too early to determine an exact time frame. >> we just don't have enough time to figure out how long these immune responses last to these vaccines. >> you might be wonderin

. >> reporter: in the excelsior 152 people were vaccinated today at this community hub. the latino task force is glad the city made this expansion today, but there's a big need for more community hubs like this one it's said. >> because with these particular sites you can have that conversation. you can answer the questions. >> reporter: and supply is what's concerning san francisco's dph. this week they received 16,000 doses of the vaccine. next week that will go down to 10,000. >> within the next 10 to 14 days the hope is there will be enough vaccine. >> reporter: if you live in one of these neighborhoods, you can go to san francisco general or southeast health center from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and get vaccinated. if you're 16, you will need to go with a parent or guardian. in san francisco, luz pena, abc7 news. >>> also today berkeley announced that first dose vaccination appointments are now available for berkeley or alameda county residents who are at least 16 years old. >>> california is warning of another vaccine supply shortage in the coming weeks. next week's deliver

. >> reporter: in the excelsior 152 people were vaccinated today at this community hub. the latino task force is glad the city made this expansion today, but there's a big need for more community hubs like this one it's said. >> because with these particular sites you can have that conversation. you can answer the questions. >> reporter: and supply is what's concerning san francisco's dph. this week they received 16,000 doses of the vaccine. next week that will go down to 10,000. >> within the next 10 to 14 days the hope is there will be enough vaccine. >> reporter: if you live in one of these neighborhoods, you can go to san francisco general or southeast health center from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and get vaccinated. if you're 16, you will need to go with a parent or guardian. in san francisco, luz pena, abc7 news. >>> also today berkeley announced that first dose vaccination appointments are now available for berkeley or alameda county residents who are at least 16 years old. >>> california is warning of another vaccine supply shortage in the coming weeks. next week's deliver

new york state releasing excelsior pass for people to upload digital information and covid test resultsries, japan, israel and global airlines are pushing their own vaccine passports hoping to jump-start tourism in the u.s., there is no vaccination database this is what you get when you're vaccinated the question is whether this will be enough for potential vaccine passport frances? >> tom, thank you. the debate i'm sure i can imagine will go on as we get through this all >> if people just want to do whatever they can, most people at least, do whatever they can to just get back to traveling, their normal life. we crave it. >> it would be nice. >>> thanks so much for waking up with "early today. i'm frances riverivera. >> i'm phillip mena. a greatgrandfather is showing us how to skate through life. strapping on skates for the first time in 70 years to try to roll 9 >>> so as soon as we get more vaccines we'll be ready to administer. >>> right now at 4:30, the rush is on. millions of additional people across california now eligible for the covid vaccine. with access opening to everyone ov

launched the nation's first experiment with them, new yorkers can choose to download an app called excelsior passed to prove. been vaccinated or recently tested negative for covid-19 major venues such as madison square garden and times union center have already started implementing the technology. i think it's one of many tools. and i respect folks who choose not to get vaccinated, and we'll work with that as well. but i think particularly. for some private sector settings. it could be a really valuable tool. the bagman ministrations has said it will not federally mandate vaccine documentation but will make recommendations to the private sector to ensure the system is fair, equitable and safe. so will leverage our resource is to ensure that all vaccination credential systems maki standards whether that's universal accessibility, affordability availability, both digitally and on paper, the only nation with widespread use of a vaccine passport is. real where people have to show their passport to get into venues like concerts, restaurants, even gyms in new york. i shall hosni fox news bite admi

san francisco will launch another vaccination site in the city's excelsior district. >> the site is planning to operate wednesday through saturday on norton street from 09:30am, until 03:30pm, with reduce hours on friday. the site is walking distance from the bout bull bart station and is part of an ongoing effort to make sure neighborhoods hit hard by covid-19 have access to the vaccine. the oakland coliseum mass vaccination site will remain open for another month now. it was supposed to close on sunday. governor gavin newsom announced his plan to keep the site up and running and kron 4 aqi explains. >> the oakland coliseum mass vaccination site is here to stay, at least for another month on tuesday. governor gavin newsome reassure that the state together with alameda and contra. costa counties will take over management of this site. >> cal. oh, yes. with those 2 counties and will be matching the allocations coming from those 2 counties with the state allocation. vaccines. we were not successful and extending beyond the commitment that the federal government made all the federal government

you skip the line when you're on the excelsior level. oh. three rooms adjoining, top floor. oh. silver, pretty. platinum, so don't wave that around everywhere. people'll get jealous. maybe wave it around a little. [ laughter ] my friend burt tanner runs the hotel. he comped us a few rooms because we sold him some closets for his high-roller suites. zebrawood, heated sock drawer, the works. hey, luxury bathroom, it's me, lowly closet. watch your back. mitchell? langham? hey, cam, it's langham and tim! hi! hi! hey! what are you boys doing here? bachelor-party weekend. we're getting married in june. what? oh, we really wanted to invite you, but tim's family is huge -- relax. we're getting married in may and you're not coming, so... [ laughs ] mitchell. oh, look at us moving on.

people who live in the bayview visitation valley mission excelsior, potrero hill, portola and tenderloin. zip codes can get vaccines it would have to drop in locations those air located at the southeast health center on keith street, and zuckerberg, san francisco general. the drop in clinics are open daily from nine a.m. to three pm for people who live in those neighborhoods. nude 11 police in san francisco are searching for a missing 84 year old man. police say woo deng zhang is considered at risk because of his age and medical care. mission. he was last seen wednesday near his home on stockton street in san francisco's chinatown neighborhood. police say he was wearing a gray shirt, gray hat and velvet pence. he also has a scar on his face between his nose and upper lip. anyone with information is asked to call san francisco police well, oakland is experiencing a spike in violent crime. police say three people were killed within 24 hours went today and yesterday officers investigated 32 robberies in. one day. police say they are two groups responsible for the robberies. the group's heir

today's community vaccine hub, like the one in excelsior, shoutout to excelsior back there in the backcan trust us to take care of them with dignity and compassion. thank you to the media for being here. you are not fake, you are real. you do not always get recognized for being here to tell our story, so thank you for being here. in closing, there was olga from another union. we want to make sure that every single union member is vaccinated. just know that i love you and appreciate you, the latino task force loves you and appreciates you. thank you so much. thank you. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: thank you, valerie, and thank you for recognizing local 87 seiu. olga, thank you for all you do and your members do to take care of this city. all right. that is our press conference. i know that most people who showed up today, when they showed up to get their vaccine, that they might be on camera, so we apologize for getting all in your business because you know how folks are about their medical business. i know how i am about people in my medical business. thank you, everyone, for a

think the passports could be an important part of our recovery new york city already launching the excelsior pass the nation's 1st vaccine passport that allows new yorkers to prove their vaccination status or recent kovan 1000 testing history to participating businesses and then use by using a simple app on their phone i think particularly for some private sector settings it could be a really valuable tool i think government has a role to play in setting it up and making it work u.s. airlines also calling for a vaccine passports asking the white house for federal guidance for temporary health credentials that would keep track of travelers negative kovan $1000.00 test and a vaccination something the world health organization is reviewing that's good for everyone it's good for countries and and systems immunization programs and it's all too good for individuals who don't have to get any of b. . book around with them but that's very different from making it. for someone to have a certificate in order to that's when the problems really stop coming up the u.s. airlines do not want vaccines mandat

today's community vaccine hub, like the one in excelsior, shoutout to excelsior back there in the back, patty. i see you. you can trust us to take care of them with dignity and compassion. thank you to the media for being here. you are not fake, you are real. you do not always get recognized for being here to tell our story, so thank you for being here. in closing, there was olga from another union. we want to make sure that every single union member is vaccinated. just know that i love you and appreciate you, the latino task force loves you and appreciates you. thank you so much. thank you. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: thank you, valerie, and thank you for recognizing local 87 seiu. olga, thank you for all you do and your members do to take care of this city. all right. that is our press conference. i know that most people who showed up today, when they showed up to get their vaccine, that they might be on camera, so we apologize for getting all in your business because you know how folks are about their medical business. i know how i am about people in my medical business. th

excelsior has over 80% single-family homes. my question to this, to the planning staff and commission, how are you going to reconcile upzoning 80% of excelsior where 52% of the population is foreign born, people of color, and low-income? so if we're not having any plans on reconciling the two goals that you have, then this is going to be just nothing but a slogan. thank you. >> hi. this is jessie oliver sanford. as usual, there's no mention of the lgbtq's needs, and you really have to dig to find it in the proposed solutions. even when you do find it, the items facing black trans people, the items facing queers, and foreign trans people are not addressed. fewer of us are married and have kids, which means we suffer isolation more frequently through life, especially when we aren't housed in queer neighborhoods. i support the earlier comment about a need for a pause in this process. thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners. corey smith on behalf of the housing action coalition. i really want to extend our appreciation for the

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companies, and healthcare providers are now coming up with their own options, new york state releasing excelsior pass for people to upload digital vaccine information and covid test results. while overseas, many european countries-- japan, israel, and global airlines-- are pushing their own vaccine passports hoping to jump-start tourism. >> trevor: yes, welcome to the world of vaccine passports, which i think are a great and simple way to show you're immune from corona. i mean, i've just been going around yelling that i've been shot. and you'd think people would relax knowing i've been vaccinated, but they always seem to freak out. people are weird. people have become weird. am i right? not to mention, this can help give businesses peace of mind. american businesses want to know that the customers legally carrying assault rifles into their stores aren't going to sneeze on anyone. and, by the way, this isn't an actual passport, which is good, because my passport photos always end up looking like this. i don't know why you take the picture while i'm sneezing. also, why am i always sneezing? it's p

.>>> residents of san francisco's excelsior district signed up to receive their shots. leaders unveiled the new site as a part of a push to get vaccines to hard-hit neighborhoods. an appointment is required. >> america is approaching a milestone. by the end of this weekend nearly half of all adults will have received the first shot. right now at nearly 42% of the adult population has received at least one dose. >> the european union will move forward with allowing the use of the astrazeneca vaccine despite a possible link between the vaccine and a rare clotting disorder. a report from the union's drug regulators says most of the clotting cases occurred in women under 60 within two weeks of vaccination. you can track california's vaccination project on our website vaccine tracker as well as a way to send your questions about the vaccination process. >> in the north bay, a freebie that may save a life in a wildfire. wayne friedman was in santa rosa for the giveaway. ú>> and oakmont they are describing this traffic jam as the biggest since last fall's fire evacuation. ther

there is one in excelsior and one in richmond. this is all about housing. we have a lot of group housing here. how are we thinking about the group housing and the sizes of amenities that need to be provided. is it possible for staff to come back on the existing housing in the tenderloin to understand how that's taken out by the market. will this put upward pressure. -- >> there are a couple of different buckets. m.o.e. has some master lease projects and projects in the pipeline. that wasn't included in the list i sent you. not exactly group housing. i know that d.b.i. manages that database and who owns those facilities. so that might be information that we can share with you as well. so i think we can dig into that. i think there are different housing options. >> i wanted to understand the base of the building. it notes that there is storage. bike parking is son-in-law for [indiscernible] but there are 316 rooms, 600 possible people. i'm concerned about the bike parking. the rooms are already small so storing a bike in these rooms is not possible. i'm wonde

. >> can get the excelsior pass. >> trying to get the excelsior. >> do you have it. >> i visibility done go to a nick nick game or a met game it is going to be helpfulknick game or a met game it is going to be hel helpful. >> there is really a lot of idiocy >> you are right jim we're definitely in some chop. i noticed washington, d.c. starting this saturday no appointment necessary for a vaccine. and some of the city-run sites i did notice a week from tomorrow is cinco de mayo and we talked about your open your restaurant on that date. is that still going to happen? >> umm, if the insurance company gives us the get go. because everything, when you get a moth ball. all your contracted ended. i molt ball. and so farther i put in the system that we need. i i think i'm ready but it is not in my hands. do you know why? company likes hartford have so much business, carl. the insurance companies are leaning up here. i think hartford is going to have monster quarter because there are so many openings going on of the small and medium sized business it is an amazing time to be in the insurance bus

today's community vaccine hub, like the one in excelsior, shoutout to excelsior back there in the backou. you can trust us to take care of them with dignity and compassion. thank you to the media for being here. you are not fake, you are real. you do not always get recognized for being here to tell our story, so thank you for being here. in closing, there was olga from another union. we want to make sure that every single union member is vaccinated. just know that i love you and appreciate you, the latino task force loves you and appreciates you. thank you so much. thank you. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: thank you, valerie, and thank you for recognizing local 87 seiu. olga, thank you for all you do and your members do to take care of this city. all right. that is our press conference. i know that most people who showed up today, when they showed up to get their vaccine, that they might be on camera, so we apologize for getting all in your business because you know how folks are about their medical business. i know how i am about people in my medical business. thank you, everyon

today's community vaccine hub, like the one in excelsior, shoutout to excelsior back there in the back, patty. i see you. you can trust us to take care of them with dignity and compassion. thank you to the media for being here. you are not fake, you are real. you do not always get recognized for being here to tell our story, so thank you for being here. in closing, there was olga from another union. we want to make sure that every single union member is vaccinated. just know that i love you and appreciate you, the latino task force loves you and appreciates you. thank you so much. thank you. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: thank you, valerie, and thank you for recognizing local 87 seiu. olga, thank you for all you do and your members do to take care of this city. all right. that is our press conference. i know that most people who showed up today, when they showed up to get their vaccine, that they might be on camera, so we apologize for getting all in your business because you know how folks are about their medical business. i know how i am about people in my medical business. th

new york state has one called excelsior or. people are using that.n pushed back overall from a privacy standpoint as well as some conservatives don't like them. the administration says they are not getting behind a passport. they will leave it to the private sector and businesses, but there will be some demand for people to be able to prove they've been vaccinated, especially when it comes to things like travel. matt: absolutely. we already see that here. i went to a motorcycle shop the other day and they asked me for my negative test. i was thinking at the time, back in good old libertarian the united states, this probably would be difficult to do. thank you for joining us, jodi schneider. she covers the vaccine stories from us -- stories for us from new york. coming up, famed economist and bigbear gary shilling joins us to give his take on inflation and the pace of the recovery. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: this is bloomberg markets. i am matt miller. inflation concerns remain for most investors as the global economy recovers. recent data shows that

. >>> san francisco just launched a new covid vaccination site in excelsior district as part of the plan to make sure that the vaccine is getting to those areas that is hit hardest by the virus. it is home to latinos and asian-american pacific islander groups, and the site is going to be open wednesday through saturday. >>> we have new details for the two vaccines that are working well against the variant first found here in california. the study finds that the moderna gave protection, and while pfizer was not tested they say that it and the moderna shot use the same technology, and the study was conducted before johnson & johnson's release. all of this comes as another variant in the same as the one found the uc is the same as found in the u.k. >> and that is a concern for the americans who are not yet vaccinated. tom costello is in hard-hit michigan with more. >> reporter: yes, good morning. we are seeing a real surge in the cases in up thor midwest, and specifically in michigan. cases there up a 104% in just two weeks. what is of special concern is that they are looking at 30 and 40-y

new york state releasing excelsior pass for people to upload digital vaccine information and covid testults. while overseas, many european countries, japan, israel and global airlines are pushing their own vaccine passports, hoping to jump-start tourism in the u.s., there is no vaccination database this is what you get when you receive your vaccine the question is whether this is enough for a potential vaccine passport >> important story and our thanks to tom costello for reporting on that from washington >>> coming up, the robust business of spreading misinformation on the virus and, yes, it helps if a cable network helps you get your message out >>> last thing before we go tonight. the ongoing campaign of coronavirus misinformation and disinformation and its willing enablers at certain cable news networks you can call it the other big lie. as you watch this next fella talk, in a style reminiscent of any local car dealer ad, the kind they tell you, even if you have to tow in your trade-in, we're making deals during this toyotathon, try to remember this as you watch this guy. he has an

a shot can get one today the city of san francisco launched a new covid vaccination site in the excelsior districts one of the most ethnically diverse areas of the city. this is a larger part of the plan to make sure advantages eents get to those hardest hit. this area is home to latinos, asian americans and pacific islanders. the site will be open wednesday through saturday. you've got your vaccine card. you've probably received one of those, a card that says that vaccine you got, when you got it, where, and just how important is this little card and how far should you go to keep it safe? nbc bay area's melissa colorado went searching for those answers. >> reporter: this 3 x 4 inch card is quickly becoming the must-have item of 2021 so how do you protect the covid vaccine 19 card. should you laminate and don't let this happen to you but what happens if you lose it. >> put it safe and tucked away. >> reporter: treat your covid-19 vaccine card like you treat your birth certificate or your passport. that's the advice from fema's angela bird who spent the last two months helping vaccinate 6,

today's community vaccine hub, like the one in excelsior, shoutout to excelsior back there in the backu can trust us to take care of them with dignity and compassion. thank you to the media for being here. you are not fake, you are real. you do not always get recognized for being here to tell our story, so thank you for being here. in closing, there was olga from another union. we want to make sure that every single union member is vaccinated. just know that i love you and appreciate you, the latino task force loves you and appreciates you. thank you so much. thank you. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: thank you, valerie, and thank you for recognizing local 87 seiu. olga, thank you for all you do and your members do to take care of this city. all right. that is our press conference. i know that most people who showed up today, when they showed up to get their vaccine, that they might be on camera, so we apologize for getting all in your business because you know how folks are about their medical business. i know how i am about people in my medical business. thank you, everyone, for

i'm a resident of excelsior. i am calling in opposition of the appeal to this housing project. and walkway between mission and alemany is replacing funeral home that at that moment blocks pedestrian access across that area and has already gone before the historic commission that's been declared to have no historic need to be preserved and talked about sb35. the application is a legal recognition of how badly we need affordable homes in this neighborhood. we are now in a pandemic that's highlighting the need for the juks of homes, especially homes and health care. this project will provide those homes. sb35 doesn't change the city's procedures, but it puts strict limits on how much time and what basis you can delay or deny the project. this project complies with every legally required objective standard and therefore to grant the appeal i think would open the city to legal liable and we don't want that. so i strongly urge you to reject the appeal and allow the construction of these affordable homes as soon as possible. thank you. >> thank you. we will now hear from colleen ma. w

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united states, new york is already testing a digital vaccine passport app made by ibm called the excelsioreanwhile, republican governors of florida and texas have signed executive orders banning vaccine passports. the biden administration's chief medical adviser dr. anthony fauci said monday covid-19 vaccine passports are "not going to be mandated from the federal government." this comes as the let's medical journal published an editorial arguing vaccine certifates threaten to exacerbate vaccine inequality and risk "generating hierarchical societies in which vaccinated individuals have exclusive privileges that are denied to those who have not received the vaccine." as all of this plays out, the ameran civil liberes union has alsoaised concerns abo vacce passports. for mo, we go to jay anley, senior picy analt for th aclu'speech, pvacy and technolo projectwho wrote a recent piece headlined "there's a lot that can go wrong with 'vaccine passports'." lay it out. >> first of all, the main push our country really needs to be trying to get to rd immunity so that cod becomes another disease like