i know that hca comes across they just want to offer us hormone.ommunity we feel deserves better. >> so money is part of the demand, but that is not enough, is that what you're saying? >> honestly speaking, i don't think that any amount of money is -- values what the nurses have been put through. but we're not asking for money. what we really want is safety and account ability. >> so we know that some of your complaints have to do with not enough testing, unsanitary conditions, and a lack of protection for nurses. so let's go through that. testing, how often are you getting tested, how often are nurses being tested? >> durpts lcurrently right now, being tested if we need to. i'm not sure where you received that information. most of our issues are strictly about unsafe staffing. due to governor newsom's waiver which allowed nurses to take on more than they safely good, the hospital was given a pass. what it means is that the hospital doesn't have to respond to any fines and nurses are being told that we have to take on more than we safely can all th

good sam, an hca-owned hospital, currently as 37 covid patients, the lowest number of any hospital in the county. as one official put it, they have plenty of capacity. a far cry from the other hca hospital in san jose, regional medical center, which along with o'connor hospital and saint louise in gilroy are listed at full capacity though officials are quick to point out full capacity fluctuates. >> there's a pendulum that swings between almost full and full, and we are treating patients much more quickly now because we understand how to treat them better. >> reporter: the tent at good sam will eventually become a new testing site. today the public health department also launched a new door to door covid testing program targeting hard-hit neighborhoods like east san jose. a team of investigators and contact tracers will work with community groups to try and ensure all families can get a test. >> the fear is real, and working and partnering with our community leaders, our resident leaders who are trusted in community and who are from community, they bridge that divide. >> reporter: the

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vaccinated our own people we will be helping our hospital partners such as baycare, advent health, hcamoffitt, helping to start to vaccinate their people as well. reporter: now that the floodgates are open on the vaccine the vaccine will keep coming. another shipment expected tomorrow. this is the shipment here. you're looking at video of tampa arriving at the dock. you can see the pfizer vaccine arrived to tampa, went straight to the hospital in cold storage containers this process is repeated in pennsylvania and new york. the first front line workers in the nation vaccinated in new york city. even new york city mayor bill de blasio enforces the lockdowns took time to tout the success. >> the vaccine will be given out from this day forward, from this day forward, the vaccine will be distributed and we will turn the tide on the coronavirus. this is a day to celebrate. reporter: the u.s. attorney general, the u.s. surgeon general says we need to reach herd immunity in order to eradicate the coronavirus from the united states. that is 70% of americans being vaccinated. he said this morni