tomorrow the city is allowing private providers like sutter and keizer to use city college san francisco as a large site to vaccinate about 500 people who already had appointments. >> those appointments are already filled. we do ask people not to show up there. we will not have additional vaccine to give. >> reporter: the city's health care network, which serves those with limited resources, will soon continue to vaccinate those in phase tier 1-a. health care workers and people 65 and over. abc 7 news was told today that the state has promised to give san francisco another 10,000 doses next week. again, that falls short of what san francisco needs. >> while that's better than what we received last week, it is not sufficient to meet the demand. certainly not to meet our goal of vaccinating 10,000 a day. >> reporter: if you add up the city's batch of vaccines with those from private providers, only half of the 200,000 people in phase tier 1-a have been vaccinated. all of those people need two shots. so to even deal with the 1-a tier, we need about 400,000 vaccines. so we're nowhere near cl

steven pardy joins me from san francisco, permanente medical group at keizer permanente.nk you for joining me again. we just heard the catastrophic situation in l.a. county, the situation terrible across the state as you well know. you know, you help oversee some 21 hospitals, 4.5 million patients. what are you seeing on the ground there? >> yeah, it is very busy right now. we have over 3,000 hospitalized covid patients, 650 are in the icu, and it's time to put this to a stop. and the possiblization efforts for mass vaccination are critical right now. we're deeply involved with it. numerous other health systems are involved. and this is really going to take all hands on deck to put a stop to this pandemic. >> yeah, that's what i want to get to. the national vaccine rollout has been widely criticized as a disaster. your hospital system is part of a huge effort. your phone centers are overwhelmed with calls about the vaccine. i understand you don't have enough vaccine supply to meet demand, and you're not alone. the federal government expanded the list of people eligible, t

he suggests not only using oracle park but keizer stadium and chase center mayor london breed said yesterday getting people that shot in the arm as soon as possible is the most important priority. the mayor says we got only a small amount of doses but we're ready for one more are administered and that the city is working with private pri providers and pharmacies on distribution supervisor. haney thanks. the city moved too slow and now we're behind >>we shouldn't see this number this is literally the moment, we've all been made and it's go this here and one there. the quicker we can get this vaccine people's arms, the quicker we has been damning you know that's my business has been get people back into sport back to their regular lives. and unfortunately i think california and certainly my county needs to moving much quicker you talk about mega sites. we don't have any year in san francisco, our public health department is saying they're not responsible for widespread distribution this is a over fallen tears, we playgrounds we need everybody, i'm getting this vaccine to people as quickly as p