and, in fact, in the report that fema released in january, fema noted that neither hhs nor fema understood the domestic supply chain at the beginning of this response. so to what extent were agencies aware of this knowledge gap? and what's being done right now to identify and manage those gaps in advance of future incidents? and then who really should be the lead with respect to this question of supply chain management? should this be fema? should this be hhs? and how do we make sure we are not caught unaware in the way that we were last spring and summer? >> so from the organizational standpoint, the natural response coordination center once stood up nationally is the overall coordinating mechanism. what they did is establish a supply chain task force to focus in on the medical supplies of this event. and it took them sometime to get a hold of and understanding of that supply chain. it's very complex as far as who are the big manufacturers, where is the manufacturing happening at, where are the resources needed to do the manufacturing, what is the capacity of that within the united states

handing down just at a time where we needed in this statement, fema says, quote fema has delivered all the promise vaccines. the state of california plus some additional doses advisor on sunday, april 11th the eight week community vaccination centers mission will be completed. but that does not mean vaccinations will end. in quote, they know that there's enough vaccine throughout the country by pharmacies and medical plants that they feel like they can turn this over to the. his party's former fema presidential appointee, mark novo, says the decision included input from the white house, local fema leaders and the cdc. in this particular case, they're closing up because they feel like but the concern is that those doses won't come soon enough. local officials say fema doesn't stick around the likely have to close the coliseum site. just not enough staff guys the most says fema can always come back. they also have to see if that is going to be the case for now, reporting live from candese charles ktvu, fox two news. alright, candace. thank you. churches around the bay area held services

in the statement, fema says, quote fema has delivered older promise vaccines. the state of california plus some additional doses advisor on sunday, april 11th the eight week community vaccination centers mission will be completed. what that does not mean. vaccinations will end. in quote, they know that there's enough vaccine throughout the country by pharmacies and medical plants that they feel like they can turn this over to those parties. former fema presidential appointee mark novo says input m the white house, local fema leaders and the cdc. in this particular case, they're closing up because they feel like that can continue to get service to those through the agencies. yeah but again, local interest. tell me the concern is that those doses won't come soon enough, local officials say if fema doesn't stick around the likely have to close the call the same site just not enough staff there guys and the vote, says fema can always come back. so have to tune in to see if that will be the case for now, reporting live. i'm candese charles ktvu fox to me. okay canda

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but former fema presidential appointee, mark nouveau, says the plan was never for fema to run the operationto get it going until the county could step in if they want to assume responsibility for i'm sure fema is gonna help him get there, but ultimately they've got to take it on themselves. yeah. and fema and the state are in discussions, so there is still a chance, the oakland coliseum site could stay open beyond sunday. julie i know we'll continue to follow to see what happens, rob. thank you, mobile vaccine clinic that doesn't require appointments is now vaccinating people in monterey county. the clinic set up shop in seaside today in hopes of getting vaccines out to people who don't have a lot of access to appointments. this was made possible through a partnership between central avenue pharmacy, which is an independent pharmacy that provides the vaccine and the staff and the group all in monterey. vaccinating about 175 people today who were having difficulties making appointments, and that's what's important. on friday, the mobile clinic will move to salinas. it also plans to visit sev

le when these two fema sites came in, we were living in a different world. mass vaccine sites represent those sites, roughly 3% of the state wide distribution and allocation of vaccines. so we are in a different place. those sites are important, they are up, they are operational, they are turn-key. we want to keep them up, we have been crystal clear with the federal government about that. we tried to get extra doses, we are competing with 50 other states. for what it's worth i talked to other governors who are envious, we have two sites. the first state to get two sites. vast majority haven't seen gotten one site. that's what we are up against with the federal government. they fulfilled that commitment and now working with the counties to figure out what their doses on. on the basis of this, the reason we can't answer that question, the question requires new updated information from the federal government. this morning we received word that we will get about 16.5 million doses of pfizer and moderna nationwide. and then a variable on the j& j, we are translat

le when these two fema sites came in, we were living in a different world. mass vaccine sites represent those sites, roughly 3% of the state wide distribution and allocation of vaccines. so we are in a different place. those sites are important, they are up, they are operational, they are turn-key. we want to keep them up, we have been crystal clear with the federal government about that. we tried to get extra doses, we are competing with 50 other states. for what it's worth i talked to other governors who are envious, we have two sites. the first state to get two sites. vast majority haven't seen gotten one site. that's what we are up against with the federal government. they fulfilled that commitment and now working with the counties to figure out what their doses on. on the basis of this, the reason we can't answer that question, the question requires new updated information from the federal government. this morning we received word that we will get about 16.5 million doses of pfizer and moderna nationwide. and then a variable on the j& j, we are translat

but former fema presidential appointee, mark nouveau, says the plan was never for fema to run the operation long term on lee to get it going until the county could step in if they want to assume responsibility for i'm sure fema is gonna help him get there, but ultimately they've got to take it on themselves. fema and the state are still in discussions. so there is a chance, the oakland coliseum site could stay open beyond sunday. rob roth, ktvu fox two news. vice president kamala harris made a quick trip to the bay area today. she arrived in oakland this morning and was greeted by congresswoman barbara lee and senator alex padilla. her four hour trip included a tour of a water treatment plant in oakland with governor gavin newsom ktvu political reporter greg li tells us the bay area native spoke about water quality equity and delivery. vice president kamila harris touchdown in oakland, her first official visit to her hometown since being sworn in first stop a tour of east bay mud's upper san leandro water treatment plant, joined by governor gavin newsom the american jobs plan looks at it in

it's a fema, both u.s senators asked that cow oh es and alameda county assume control of the site, but they want to make sure that the federal government continues to send the site. direct shipments of the vaccine. the pentagon said today. anyone who is transgender and meets military standards consumed served in the military. the announcement comes two months after president biden signed an executive order repealing the ban on transgender people serving openly in the military. the band had been put in effect by former president trump. the pentagon says the new rules go into effect in 30 days. you're watching ktvu fox two news at 6 30. president biden traveled to pittsburgh today to unveil his $2 trillion infrastructure plan. among other things, it would allocate more than $600 billion for bridges, roads and airports across the country. fox news. hillary vine says republicans are asking who's going to pay for it, saying the price tag is too high. it's big. yes his bold yes. we can get it done. president bi

so negative variants of expenditures is offset by increased positive news related to fema and as well an additional revenue special grants and other departments, but this increase in fema is really related to the announcement by the biden administration that would retroactively increase the reimbursement of fema eligible costs of what was expected to be 75% of eligible cost to 100% and it was retroactive which resulted in a positive increase in expected revenue for the city. so when we take into account what is a negative expenditure of and then the positive good news for fema and other areas, basically what we see is that there's $77.3 million in a positive variant within the city wide covid project that the mayor's office and controller's office will use to apply towards future covid response needs either this year or next year. specific variances related that we saw was really around the revenue side and then the i sort of mentioned this already of the biden administration's order to reimburse fema 75% of the cost and the increased rate that was retroactive to january 2020 and is c

but former fema presidential appointee, mark nouveau, says the plan was never for fema to run the operation long term on lee to get it going until the county could step in if they want to assume responsibility for it. i'm sure fema is gonna help him get there, but ultimately they've got to take it on themselves. fema and the state are still in discussions, so there is a chance, the oakland coliseum site could stay open beyond sunday. rob roth, ktvu fox two news. the golden state warriors say they are teaming up with oakland's clorox company as indoor venues are set to start reopening on april 15th clorox will provide disinfecting products for the chase center in san francisco is part of the so called clean initiative officials say the warriors are committed to the safest and cleanest indoor environment possible. the partnership will also be extended to the santa cruz warriors and the kaiser permanente arena there. santa clara county, says more help is on the way for small businesses in the south bay county supervisors is set to vote tomorrow on a plan to waive certain fees for devices that

los angeles as a similar site and by fema. it has a deadline of april 11. live in oakland, andria borba , kpix 5. >>> coming up next, another massive vaccination site opens up in the east bay. the ambitious goal for daily doses and who qualifies. >>> this in from the white house. kamala harris will make our first official visit to the bay area as vice president. >>> when we think of stds, sea lions don't usually come to mind but the spread is proving to be deadly here in the bay area. >>> it is the last place you want a bunch of contaminants to be in your nursery. >>> let the fun begin. why thrill seekers will be flocking to the south bay in a matter of hours. >>> a different live look from pacifica. that is mori point in the distance. i will be back with what to expect >>> today was the official launch of a new mass vaccination site and conquered the waterpark. people 16 and older are eligible to get the vaccine in the county. right now officials say they plan to give 2000 shots a day at the site. they hope to get that up to 4000 by next week. >>> i've got

le when these two fema sites came in, we were living in a different world. mass vaccine sites represent those sites, roughly 3% of the state wide distribution and allocation of vaccines. so we are in a different place. those sites are important, they are up, they are operational, they are turn-key. we want to keep them up, we have been crystal clear with the federal government about that. we tried to get extra doses, we are competing with 50 other states. for what it's worth i talked to other governors who are envious, we have two sites. the first state to get two sites. vast majority haven't seen gotten one site. that's what we are up against with the federal government. they fulfilled that commitment and now working with the counties to figure out what their doses on. on the basis of this, the reason we can't answer that question, the question requires new updated information from the federal government. this morning we received word that we will get about 16.5 million doses of pfizer and moderna nationwide. and then a variable on the j& j, we are translat

now fema also decided to shut down their vaccine administration at cal state los angeles, which would also end next at the end of this week, but the city of los angeles did strike a deal to continue vaccinations even after fema leaves reporting live and my god. ktvu pakistan news, all right. thanks so much, emma, the cdc says $165 doses of covid-19 vaccine have been administered so far in the us and that the program is still accelerating, but is david lee miller reports? there are new coronavirus cases could concerns rather, in some states that an increase in coronavirus cases take a look? more than 200 million doses of covid-19 vaccine have been shipped to the states as the biggest vaccination effort in american history expands 32% of americans, including three quarters of seniors have gotten at least one shot as more governors expand eligibility to all adults, including here in new york, the former epicenter of the outbreak. where anyone 16 years and older will be able to make an appointment starting tomorrow. but most experts say it's still too soon to be talking about herd immunit

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the fema and cal oes run a mass vaccination site at the oakland coliseum is scheduled to close sunday after completing an eight-week mission. he says closing that site four days before he and millions of others in california will be eligible april 15th is troubling. >> i think there will be tremendous value in having it open longer. for myself, a lot of hospitals and clinics are overwhelmed right now. perhaps there's a waiting list. >> we have the vice president here in the oakland area tomorrow and we will be making a strong plea to her to please, see if there's a way that we can keep fema in the city of oakland and alameda county to continue. >> reporter: the coliseum mass vaccination site is right on the border of oakland councilmember noel gallos district. he said fema has turned into an excellent partner at the site and delivered shots to native-american sites in his district. cal state los angeles. >> figure out how do we right size the mission and hand it over so it's keyturn ready. >> reporter: cal oes folksman brian ferguson said they approached the alameda county of departme

at this fema site here in tulsa, oklahoma, they can do 3,000 shots a day, but look at this. absolutely no line and officials

the response from fema? >> they sent us back over the weekend, yesterday, matter-of- fact, kind of a denial letter. >> reporter: enter senator padilla, who says he's trying to broker a deal with the fence to keep temporarily. had to pay for but still a big question. >> we don't have a final plan or commitment by think the willingness of all parties to figure out how to go forward. we still have several days before >> from the county, there is no way we can take from our existing vaccine supply to make up for the vaccines given here. >> reporter: the fema vaccine site has been given 6000 shots per day, 42,000 shots per week compared to all of alameda counties vaccine shots combined, providing up to 70,000 per week. late today, the chronicle reported that vice president kamala harris says the site will be extended and stay open. still no details on who would operate the mega site. in oakland, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> senator padilla was also at the apartment vice president kamala harris arrived in oakla

truck with the clock ticking until the april 11 closing date of the fema vaccine site at the oakland coliseum, senators dianne feinstein and alex padilla have written a letter to fema urging them to keep the mass vaccination site open. the senators writing that the coliseum administers 10,000 more doses per week than the rest of alameda county combined. oakland vice mayor rebecca kaplan says now is the time to keep vaccinations at full throttle. >> fema came and oakland and promise to hitter hardest hit communities but that mission is not yet accomplished. >> reporter: this council member who represents east oakland said keeping it open for locals is important to get herd immunity. >> if we maintain the coliseum to open, it will reach out to different age groups and certainly we at the neighborhood level will encourage and it would be easier to convince you and others to get the vaccine. truck this comes as the state ponies up $9 million for vaccine a woody and the money can be spent on staffing and opening clinics in smaller settings like san jose's mexican heritage plaza. >> they n

estÁ disponible en twitter y en la pÁgina web de fema.atÓlicos. veremos cÓmo la iglesia se ha tenido que adaptar sabemos que quieres volver a la normalidad. quiero volver a sentir ese abrazo, esos besos, de mi familia. sabemos que tal vez estás nervioso y que puedes tener dudas... pero también sabemos que vacunarte es vital. vacunarte significa protección. y que con solo un piquetito, recuperarás la tranquilidad para ti y toda tu familia. sabemos a dónde queremos llegar. solo juntos lo podemos lograr. logremos vencer a la pandemia. leÓn: la iglesia catÓlica ha tenido que vivir la semana santa de una manera diferente, limitada por las restricciones los protocolos sanitarios de la pandemia. sobra decir que es la semana mÁs importante para los catÓlicos, pero ante situaciones como el coronavirus la iglesia tiene que acatar las Órdenes del gobierno. gabriela: en esta semana santa en la que estamos reflexionando sobre la participaciÓn del iglesia catÓlica en medio de esta pandemia. tantas cosas que han cambiado, vamos hacer un enlace con el pa

that would be eligible fema says the death had to happen in the u.s. and those applying must submit proof the death was caused by covid or likely caused by covid at this point because the number of deaths is still growing. it's not clear what the final cost of the program will be or for how long it will run. however, it's expected the final cost will reach well into the billions of dollars money for the program was approved as part of the covid relief package passed by congress earlier this year. and already fema is warning about scams connected to this program in particular calls or emails that a person might receive offering help to get signed up. fema says they will never reach out to you directly about gettng enrolled reporting in washington. i'm trevor shirley. meanwhile in san francisco, all public school students will be back in classrooms by the fall. the city school board voted on the plan late last night ahead of the phase reopening. >> that will start later this month. this means students will return to the classroom. 5 days a week come fall

that the required minimum spend on cyber security or fema grant awards will increase 5 to 7.5. that's a $25 million increase . a crucial step towards accelerating improvements in date and local cyber security. can you detail the support you plan to give that you're being asked to give that you will get to fema as they increase their cyber workload and asked announced that the secretary announced that he thinking of implementing a new grant program to support state and local governments including to combat the epidemic of somewhere. what about those possible new grant opportunities? >> cisa today provides robust subject matter expertise to fema to support the evaluation of grant proposals for cyber security expenditures and we were delayed by the secretary's decision to expand amendatory cost allocation. i think that's the $25 million that will result in that decision will significantly improve security majority trust recipient organizations and we will continue serving in our subject matter expert role to ensure grant applicants are making best use of those resources to improve

but and senator dianne feinstein are calling on fema to keep the location open. coming up on the kron 4 morning news rolling criticism over president biden's sweeping infrastructure and jobs plan. the backlash from lawmakers over the 2 trillion dollar proposal. >> details are up next in a live report from washington. and a san francisco martial arts school is doing its part in the fight against asian violence right here in the bay area, how it's using self-defense to stop asian hate. >> welcome back to the kron 00:00am morning news spring is in full effect and the same rings. true for allergy season according to the cdc, 25 million americans have seasonal pollen allergies. they say climate change is making it worse. stacy-ann gooden explains areas most at risk and what you can do to keep allergies at bay. >> spring is in the air again and so is the dreaded allergy season and with warmer temperatures arriving earlier in the year and fall like temperatures staying later, that means a longer growing season we're seeing. >> you know, within global warming and a warme

when we began this operation, we were hoping to receive fema eare imburrsment and fema is not for the congregate shelter site and this is not something they are reimbursing for and so this is with the emergency shelter grant is a way to rebalance the budget because we initially thought that fema was coming in. >> president: all the people there do not qualified? >> i am not enough to know that 140 definitely don't, but the intention of the site was to provide a place for people who are not sip eligible to shelter. >> president: considering how much we have gone back and forth on sip eligibility, my understanding is the last couple of times we had hearings and presentations and emergency ordinances on sip eligibility is our interpretation now is very broad. so i don't understand why those 140 people are not in sip hotels particularly when we are paying for this, the sip hotels and the musconi shelters at a tune of $10 million when most of that could be paid for by fema eare imburrsment in with the information about why the folks are not in the hotels and particularly at a greater cost

but former fema presidential appointee mark novo says the plan was never for fema to run the operationto get it going until the county could step in if they want to assume responsibility for it. i'm sure fema is gonna help him get there, but ultimately they've got to take it on themselves. if the coliseum site does end up closing, there are still many other vaccination sites that people can still get vaccinated in alameda county, christina broth reporting live for us this afternoon, rob. thank you, california has now administered close to 20 million doses of coronavirus vaccines. state says the average doses per day is up to 350,000 close to 23% of california. adults are fully vaccinated. another 18% have gotten their first dose. santa clara county has surpassed one million doses and alameda is close behind at 985,000 shots. well the golden state warriors say they are teaming up with oakland's clorox company as indoor venues are set to start reopening on april 15th. clorox's providing disinfecting products for the chase center in san francisco. as part of the so called clean initiative

alameda county is hoping to take over operations there after fema wraps up on april. the 11th ktvu tom vacar here now and tom, both senators from california are weighing in on this. that's right, senator dianne feinstein and senator alex padilla are saying if the state of california wants to take this over and it does it want some assurances solid assurances from uncle sam. from the beginning, the oakland call seem in los angeles, fema sites were unique because supply was not a problem, and that vaccine is not part of the state's normal allocation. it's above and beyond that, so it won't impact vaccine. are we going to the counties to support other requirements? in a letter to fema senators dianne feinstein and alex padilla asked that the california governor's office of emergency services as well as alameda and los angeles counties assume control of the two in ocular. nation sites, but they want to ensure that the sites have the necessary financial and logistical support so they could take over operations and that the federal government continues to send the sites. di

however, fema will not provide the vaccine. that will come from the state and county supplies. newsom says that the new deal will keep the site open for at least the next four weeks. >>> new at 11:00, a new warning for astrazeneca's covid vaccine. it's being used widely in europe and it's still nowhere near approval the u.s. but now, the uk's health department is recommending people under the age of 30 should not get astrazeneca's vaccine. this is due to rare side effects like blood clots that cause bleeding and in some cases death after vaccination. earlier this week, health leaders in canada also said they would stop offering the vaccine to people under the age of 55. >>> happening tomorrow, tickets go on sale for the reopening of universal studios, hollywood. the theme park announced it will be selling tickets to californians starting tomorrow. attendance will be limited and protocols will be in place. universal opens to the public on april 16th. we should note that nbcuniversal owns universal studios along with this tv station. >>> okay. let's look -- oh, beautiful shot of

. >> what did the governor say about fema and the mass vaccination site at the oakland coliseum? >> reporter: that site will remain open, but fema's role will be diminished in a matter of days . in terms of supply, fema will end that coming up on sunday, but the governor did say today that the state try to extend that date and asked them to continue its supply roll, but that will be changed. the state will now match the allocation that alameda county and cost account to conti, the amount the allocate to that site . so it is a partnership with the state and local counties. it will be a little different, but the governor emphasizing we're in a much different state today than when that mass vaccination site opens up at the coliseum way back when. >> all positive news . thank you, kenny. >>> here's a look at where the bay area stands right now. three more counties are moving into the state's orange tear. napa, sonoma, contra costa county has joined the majority of the area . they will be allowed to ease restrictions, so what does that mean? restaurants can up the capacity to 50% for

he took a tour of the site today with fema planning to shut down the facility there on april 11. the senator told us he is working to change that. when asked if he could say for certain that the site would be open he offered a confident maybe. >> the contact with fema is through this sunday. this coming sunday but we have a commitment to figuring out how to extend the life of the facility. >> reporter: it is up to alameda to keep the site going. officials in the county are concerned as eligibility for the vaccine is expanding in a matter of weeks. >> we are really worried when we just do this astronomical opening on april 15th so without a site like this we won't be able to meet expectations. >> reporter: the county supervisor chan spoke today and said a few things need to happen in order for the side to remain open, specifically for vaccine supply, cost to cover site maintenance and enough workers to handle the vaccinations. >> it is never done until it's done and the fact that the senator came all the way out here to give you all that message that he is working on something to

when we began this operation, we were hoping to receive fema eare imburrsment and fema is not for the congregate shelter site and this is not something they are reimbursing for and so this is with the emergency shelter grant is a way to rebalance the budget because we initially thought that fema was coming in. >> president: all the people there do not qualified? >> i am not enough to know that 140 definitely don't, but the intention of the site was to provide a place for people who are not sip eligible to shelter. >> president: considering how much we have gone back and forth on sip eligibility, my understanding is the last couple of times we had hearings and presentations and emergency ordinances on sip eligibility is our interpretation now is very broad. so i don't understand why those 140 people are not in sip hotels particularly when we are paying for this, the sip hotels and the musconi shelters at a tune of $10 million when most of that could be paid for by fema eare imburrsment in with the information about why the folks are not in the hotels and particularly at a greater cost

this is an example at the time fema was remapping this is post katrina work. it was remapping and doing digital map modernization which incorporated whatever sea level rise occurred since the last fema maps. this is san francisco basic bay. the wined surges which is the action that comes through the golden gate the pacific swell, and then just normal low pressure anomalies that we get that results in super-tides. two feet higher than what they predicted tides are with the surge. then the bcdc was the other agency shining the light on the vulnerability of san francisco bay and the urban communities. these were maps they put out after we had already gone through the first round of planning for treasure island. these showed what will happen with 16 inches, which was a number that was the best available by 2050. the level were projected to be 16 inches. by the end of the century 55 inches. coming to treasure island, this is not the best graphic image. this is what the condition that was delivered by the navy itself to tida. the contours there indicate the magenta

a senior administration official tells me 160 fema vaccinateors will head to michigan but not additional vaccines. the governor has been asking the white house for a surge in vaccines as cases have spieked n recent weeks there. evan, you have been following the latest on the cases in michigan. bring us up to date. >> reporter: pam, that is excellent reporting that will land very loudly in michigan, a state that is kind of the focal point of the conversation we're having right now about where we are as a country in this pandemic in its second april. >> the second we let our guard down, it comes roaring back. >> reporter: as covid-19 cases soar to alarming levels in michigan, a warning. >> reporter: we are on track to potentially see a surge in cases that's even greater than the one we saw in the fall. >> reporter: the state's positivity rate is up to 18% and hospitalizations are climbing. governor gretchen whitmer is asking high schools to go remote, youth sports to pause and encouraging citizens to skip indoor dining for the next two weeks. >> these are not orders, mandates or requiremen

when the two fema sites came up we were living in a different frame, different world. mass vaccination sites just represent the two sites, roughly 3%, 3% of the statewide distribution and allocation of vaccine, so we're in a different place. those sites are important. they are up and they are operation a. they are turnkey. we want to keep them up. we've been critical clear with the federal government about that. we tried hard to get more direct doses of the vaccine. we're competing with 50 other states. i can assure you just for what it's worth i've talked to a number of governors that are envies that california got two sites and we were the first state to get the two sites. many other states, vast majority haven't even gotten one site so that's what we're competing against with the federal government and so they made had a commitment to us and fulfilled that commitment hand now we're working through with the count toys figure out what their doses are on the basis of this. the reason we can't answer that question is that the question requires new updated information fr

. >> trabajando con el departamento de fema, ser flexibles con la administración este programa. >> la de las personas que murió. >> fema aceptará solo una solicitud por persona fallecida, es importante que todos los familiares que ayudaron a cubrir los gastos del funeral y cementerio trabajen en un solo reclamo, y esperar hasta incurrir en todos los gastos. >> en california esta semana reabren las clases presenciales en varios distritos escolares tras un año de enseñanza a distancia. en san francisco miles de estudiantes de preescolar hasta quinto grado regresaron hoy a las aulas. también dijeron estudiantes con necesidades especiales y grupos vulnerables. algunos recibirán clases presenciales de vez en cuando. y se reanudarán en diferentes partes a partir de mañana. >> (música). >> al regresar, frida sofía vuelve a arremeter contra su abuelo. abuelo. y el príncipe ♪♪ modo piel de gallina. modo pelos de punta. modo wow. modo chillax. modo ommmm. modo... todos los modos. sea cual sea tu modo de vida, la nueva bronco sport 2021 viene con modos goat para superar cualquier tipo de terreno

when we began this operation, we were hoping to receive fema eare imburrsment and fema is not for the congregate shelter site and this is not something they are reimbursing for and so this is with the emergency shelter grant is a way to rebalance the budget because we initially thought that fema was coming in. >> president: all the people there do not qualified? >> i am not enough to know that 140 definitely don't, but the intention of the site was to provide a place for people who are not sip eligible to shelter. >> president: considering how much we have gone back and forth on sip eligibility, my understanding is the last couple of times we had hearings and presentations and emergency ordinances on sip eligibility is our interpretation now is very broad. so i don't understand why those 140 people are not in sip hotels particularly when we are paying for this, the sip hotels and the musconi shelters at a tune of $10 million when most of that could be paid for by fema eare imburrsment in with the information about why the folks are not in the hotels and particularly at a greater cost

le preguntamos al portavoz de fema y pide seguir intentÁndolo, ya que el volumen de llamadas que estÁn noticias univisiÓn 14. ramÓn: ahora nos vamos al norte del estado, dÓnde una persona en sacramento recibiÓ la vacuna contra el coronavirus comenzÓ a sentir algunos sÍntomas que lo obligaron a buscar atenciÓn en un hospital. david urÍas, hablo con un mÉdico y nos explica que reacciones podrÍa sentir alguien que reciba la vacuna. >> si yo hubiera sabido lo que me iba a pasar no me lo hubiera puesto. david: esta persona quien prefiriÓ darnos la entrevista sin mostrar su rostro sintiÓ dolor en el pecho, un nudo en la garganta y dificultad para respirar. >> se me cerrÓ la trÁquea, los enfermeros me preguntaron que me estaba pasando les dije que no podÍa respirar. :davi consultÉ —— david: consulte con el doctor juan ferrara. >> fiebre, dolor de cabeza, fatiga, dolor muscular. david: la segunda es la reacciÓn anafilÁctica. >> les causa dificultad para respirar, palpitaciones, el paciente se puede desmayar. david: en los informes mÉdicos dice que la visita para el hospital fue la dificultad p

lemonis: and how many fema buyouts were there? rick: none as yet.o excited. we're overjoyed. almost every day we come down here in tears. lemonis: i think at the end of the day, it's the resiliency that you have to be grateful for, right? woman #4: yes, absolutely. lemonis: you have your faith... peter: amen. lemonis: ...and you have your community, and that's all that matters. ♪♪ what's happening with the marina? have you sent them an invoice yet? rick: yeah. we got the invoices out. lemonis: how much was that? rick: about a quarter million. lemonis: okay. have they gotten it yet? rick: oh, yeah. lemonis: they're in receipt of it. rick: they're in receipt, but they won't sign, you know? lemonis: okay. well, you still got it, so... lemonis: so how do you think that's gonna play out time-wise? rick: there's a hearing date on the 20th. lemonis: the owners of the marina have now received a proper invoice for their past-due fees. it'll take a while to resolve this issue, but there should be some money coming to the town sooner rather than later. ♪♪ part

we know the biden administration has said more personnel from fema in the cdc will come to assist in> good to see you, thank you for having me on this afternoon. we continue to have discussions with the white house and the federal government to make the case for surging vaccines to places that are seeing increases in case loads. michigan obviously is one of those states but in the interim we are planning for the additional assistance with the -- for vaccinators and contact tracing and will continue to plan out for that. >> and how will that help? >> we'll be able to utilize a lot of those resources in our higher put through sites, we have that fema site in detroit. we also have some other large mass vaccination sites around the state. we can utilize that personnel in those places, focus some of our vaccine allocation in those areas to move people through as quickly as possible. >> and so to deal, or one way in which to deal with the surge of the new cases in your state, governor whitmer has asked people to take a voluntary two-week pause on indoor dining and gatherings. the idea of s

fema is covering the costs. griffin calls her room a godsend. >> huge sense of relief. one thing, it was warm, and it was, there was a roof over my head. >> reporter: she says months of stability have also helped her get back on track. she has a part-time job and is looking for a permanent home. >> it's enabled me to put together a savings account so that as i transition into rental housing, i'm going to be able to pay the first and last month's rent. >> reporter: the city plans to re-house people living in hotels in phases, working with five hotelments at once. it's a process that's expected to take months to complete. they're hoping to complete it by october. >> we feel we can find the housing and we have a pathway, we are taking advantage of the changing rental market by finding housing that is scattered around the community and there are a lot more landlords looking to partner with the city to house formerly homeless individuals. >> the pandemic, paired with political will and federal and state dollars, provided a rare opportunity to potentially end homelessness for

the money will come through fema. there's no citizen ship requirement for eligibility. you need to provide several documents including a death certificate. and receipt. find more information on fema web site. >> a growing list of cities providing has hard pay to grocery workers. tuesday night city counsel is set to discuss requiring large grocery stores to pay employees additional 3, 4, or $5 an hour during the pandemic. to stores that have more than 300 employees nationwide. in effect until the county reaches the yellow tier. several cities and counties already have so called hero pay. for grocery workers. >> history was made at the masters golf tournament. i want to tell you about san francisco golfer threatening to win the green jacket. caught the eye of actor and comedian. he tweeted these photographs today. have fun today young man. and very proud. the young man born in san francisco. finished second. and he thinks he looks like the kid who played his first caddy in happy gill more. >> a little bit. >> resemblance. >> let's check in. he has the rest of the day in s

at this point, the site is expected to wind down operations as fema site by the end of the week and fema expects california to receive a huge boost in covid vaccines. >>> as the vaccinations continue to ramp up, the state is expected to receive more than 1 million more doses this week. california getting closer to half the state now at least partially vaccinated. it's now approaching 20 million doses administered. but this comes as worry continues over more cases tied to spring break. 2,400 new cases were reported statewide yesterday. the total since the start of the pandemic tops 3.5 million. >>> anyone 18 years or older living in east palo alto was able to get vaccinated saturday at a new clinic. people waited in their cars with their sleeves rolled up outside of ravenswood middle school. east palo alto is the first city in san mateo county to offer the vaccine to all adults. equity commission granted permission as the community is lagging behind other cities in vaccinations. >> part of the disadvantage that we faced early on in the vaccination rollout was being unable to vaccine our y

fema did it on its own, and other disaster, trump wouldn't do it.swoman ocasio-cortez called me up and said there's a disaster here in corona. this was early on in the crisis. i said why don't we try to pass legislation. we did, and look at the results, a million calls in the first day. >> and that money, is it retroactive as well or prospective, meaning you can be reimbursed, right? >> you can be reimbursed and that's why we set up a hot line. they will tell you how to gather a list of your expenses, the hot line will speak a bunch of different languages. the people will be compassionate, they've assured us, understanding and hope people get through how to get this reimbursement. it's not going to be hard, and it's a good thing, amidst this disaster of fema to at least give people the assurance, even if they don't have their jobs, and don't have money, that a loved one who dies will get a proper burial and a proper funeral, it's what we should be doing. >> final question, one word response to characterize your relationship with joe manchin, go. >>

well, take over management from fema. we were not successful and extending. >> beyond the commitment that the federal government made while the federal government will no longer provide the covid-19 vaccine supply. >> fema will remain at the site and starting next week the state will match covid-19 vaccine allocations coming from both alameda and contra. costa counties. the site is expected to do 6,000 vaccinations per day tremendous news because as you said. >> just a few days ago we were we were thinking. >> it's going to close media county supervisor wilma chan says this agreement came with good timing as the state's expected to expand vaccine eligibility to everyone. 16 and older next week it's really they administered in the well, 7 weeks. they had administered over 300,000 doses. so without that, you know, 3,300 1000 doses left for alameda county out of all the doses that we've given to people who live here. they did 15%. so that's that's a significant amount. this all comes after vice president kamala harris spoke

. >> today senator alex padea set to visit a fema vaccination site. he has been pleading with federal government to keep running the mass vaccination site for several more weeks. fema is slated to pull out on april 11 after declaring its 8 week mission was accomplished. >>> covid vaccinations help prevent you from getting infected. for some with a certain ailment the vaccine appears to provide an amazing benefit. >> it's been a very pleasant surprise. >> it's really interesting. i couldn't believe it. i had so much energy and i was back in my head gone. >> on the road to recovery, a shock at relief. find out how covid survivors say they're getting more than immunity with their vaccines. that is tonight at 11:00 on kpix5. for more on how to sign up for a vaccine in your county, check our resource guide, kpix.com/vaccine. >>> hundreds of people in florida remain under evacuation order as efforts continue to prevent a toxic flood along the gulf coast. naomi ruchim has the latest. >> reporter: workers are scrambling to head off a potential disaster at a w

a partir de hoy la agencia federal para el manejo de emergencias conocida como fema comenzar el programa en el hospital. >> es muy triste, esta enfermedad nos quita alguien que podÍa haber durado un poco mÁs. ella era nuestra alegrÍa. para mÍ ella era todo. reportera: justo antes de su repentina muerte hace dos dÍas a causa del coronavirus. >> mi abuela estaba bien, nadie se imagina que donde a para otro mi abuela va a amanecer en el hospital. reportera: un adiÓs para el cual no estaban preparados. >> todos mis familiares han tenido problemas para trabajar por el covid—19. yo apenas empecÉ a trabajar hace dos semanas. tayana: ahora la familia busca ver cÓmo cubrirÁn los gastos del funeral. >> acabo de hablar con mi tÍa, la cantidad que me dio fueron $17,000, los gastos aquÍ son muy grandes. en la funeraria desde que estÁn en el hospital ya estÁn cobrando. tayana: a partir de hoy el gobierno federal estarÁ ofreciendo $9000 para ayudar con gastos fÚnebres si un familiar falleciÓ por coronavirus. >> les pedimos a las personas que tengan los documentos listos y a la mano para someter su soli

the governor says the state and county will take over running the vaccination site you will fema will keep paying for it. the feds will not provide the vaccine doses. the shots will come from the state and county supply. >> they held to their word and now we will be taking over at least the vaccine supply component and matching it with the counties. >> the governor in the in the bay area ensures it will stay open for at least four weeks. >>> here is a look at the bay area vaccination right. here it is, marin county, more than 60% of adults with at least one dose. napa and contra costas county, over 50%. the bay area's biggest county, santa clara, is 40%. statewide, more than 20 million doses in the arms of californians. >> if you have gotten your vaccine, you have one of the little white vaccination cards. they are like gold. if you haven't gotten your shot, don't worry. it's important you hang on to it. you're going to need it in the future. what happens if you lose it or it gets stolen? one option, contact whoever gave you the vaccine. they will have your record. you can also reach

but the governor said fema will continued to provide funding and personnel to help run those sites inhe past hour, san francisco delayed a vote on expanding their slow streets program. ktvu christien kafton is here now in question. people who support those slow streets want to make sure that everyone has access to a safe place where they can get outside and exercise during this pandemic. yeah, frank, the sf mta vote mta board, rather today delayed their vote on those new slow streets and supporters of those the streets were frustrated, saying that they're already in underserved communities. san francisco lockdown in 2020. it opened up slow streets throughout the city. more than two dozen street's closed down to through traffic to help create areas where neighbors could walk, bike and exercise. many san franciscans say they love the car free streets. i do a gardening job out of the elven rouz know that the young museum and i take a lot of the slopes streets of walking home and it's really, really nice. i don't have to worry about their traffic or staying on the sidewalk, then the city'