more importantly, all those jackasses at moscone east, they have [inaudible] us. i know that for a fact. why would they take people from the navigation to moscone and then, you know, after a few days, realize fundamentally, they didn't even understand what the situation was? so we do not have data. we have some data that we just tally up. it's not data that's been vetted. we don't have the ability to discern. we don't have the ability to do a needs assessment. we have people that talk in circles. i took my vaccine today. i went to a location, they were very kind to me, most probably because they knew me. i gave them my i.d. i met all the requirements, and in 45 minutes -- >> clerk: thank you, mr. dacosta, for your comments. mr. tue, could you bring us the next caller, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is angela jeng, and i'm calling influenced by the megablack's covid-19 task force. i'm urging the city to make the vaccine equitable so that our community gets access without red tape. i'm an african american. i'm also call on behalf of our unhoused blac

more importantly, all those jackasses at moscone east, they have [inaudible] us. i know that for a fact. why would they take people from the navigation to moscone and then, you know, after a few days, realize fundamentally, they didn't even understand what the situation was? so we do not have data. we have some data that we just tally up. it's not data that's been vetted. we don't have the ability to discern. we don't have the ability to do a needs assessment. we have people that talk in circles. i took my vaccine today. i went to a location, they were very kind to me, most probably because they knew me. i gave them my i.d. i met all the requirements, and in 45 minutes -- >> clerk: thank you, mr. dacosta, for your comments. mr. tue, could you bring us the next caller, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is angela jeng, and i'm calling influenced by the megablack's covid-19 task force. i'm urging the city to make the vaccine equitable so that our community gets access without red tape. i'm an african american. i'm also call on behalf of our unhoused blac

more importantly, all those jackasses at moscone east, they have [inaudible] us. i know that for a fact. why would they take people from the navigation to moscone and then, you know, after a few days, realize fundamentally, they didn't even understand what the situation was? so we do not have data. we have some data that we just tally up. it's not data that's been vetted. we don't have the ability to discern. we don't have the ability to do a needs assessment. we have people that talk in circles. i took my vaccine today. i went to a location, they were very kind to me, most probably because they knew me. i gave them my i.d. i met all the requirements, and in 45 minutes -- >> clerk: thank you, mr. dacosta, for your comments. mr. tue, could you bring us the next caller, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is angela jeng, and i'm calling influenced by the megablack's covid-19 task force. i'm urging the city to make the vaccine equitable so that our community gets access without red tape. i'm an african american. i'm also call on behalf of our unhoused blac

more importantly, all those jackasses at moscone east, they have [inaudible] us. i know that for a fact. why would they take people from the navigation to moscone and then, you know, after a few days, realize fundamentally, they didn't even understand what the situation was? so we do not have data. we have some data that we just tally up. it's not data that's been vetted. we don't have the ability to discern. we don't have the ability to do a needs assessment. we have people that talk in circles. i took my vaccine today. i went to a location, they were very kind to me, most probably because they knew me. i gave them my i.d. i met all the requirements, and in 45 minutes -- >> clerk: thank you, mr. dacosta, for your comments. mr. tue, could you bring us the next caller, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is angela jeng, and i'm calling influenced by the megablack's covid-19 task force. i'm urging the city to make the vaccine equitable so that our community gets access without red tape. i'm an african american. i'm also call on behalf of our unhoused blac

east side of town on story road. >>> in san francisco now, the center just opened this morning at moscone shots per day. all the mass vaccination sites that are opened or will be opened in the coming days. east bay, golden gate fields, solano county fairground will be opened tomorrow. and levi's stadium and mountain view community center. on the peninsula, you will notice the san mateo county fairground and in the city, city college and the sf market. >>> more help is on the way, the pentagon will deploy 1,000 troops to help support vaccination centers. the first wave will be coming to california and should arrive here within the next ten days. those troopscoliseum. the covid response team also outlined its first uses of the defense production act. top of the list, action should help pfizer meeting its manufacturing targets for its vaccines. >> enabling them to ramp up production and deliver more vaccine faster. >> reporter: pfizer plans to deliver 200 million doses to the u.s. by may. >>> new at 11:00. people standing in line at a pharmacy or vaccination sites looking for leftover shots. cheryl hurd te

moscone. we also have one at east bay. and it is opening today. seniors can get the shot here. this is open to alameda county residents over the age of 75.75. they need more doses to come in from the state. >> it is a race against time. we really need to accelerate the number of people vaccinated. >> that is the issue in san francisco as well. there is an urgency, but not enough doses yet. they are opening a site today and they can hand handle up to 10,000 people per day but they don't have any doses yet. next week they will do about 3,000 to 4,000 per day until supplies run low. this one will take people that are 65 and older or health care workers. it is by appointment only. we have a lincoln ok on our webo get you to that page. today's appointments are all booked. live in san francisco, amy hollyfield. >>> sutter health is expanding their distribution of vaccinatio vaccinations prevently they were only vaccinating people over 75. they say appointment availability will expand as it receives more doses. >> a vote will be done on a covid-19 vaccination plan. one have immeasurab

it's temporarily shutting down the moscone and city college locations for now. >>> in the east bay, a mass vaccination site is opening tomorrow at the oakland coliseum. that site is jointly operated by state and federal agencies. they have access to a different supply pool and the goal here is to administer 6,000 doses a day. >>> obamacare is reopening for sign-ups today it's part of a special three-month enrollment period for americans who lost their jobs during the pandemic. the deadline is may 15th. >>> number five. we're under the storm impact scale. especially this morning with periods of rain. up to about 0.15 inches of rain. most of the rain since it's in the morning means your morning commute will be the most slippery. >>> and number six, wet roads have caused a few accidents this morning. here's a live shot of interstate 80 through emeryville. there's some fog across the bay bridge and along highway 1 as well in the peninsula. >>> number seven, prince harry another baby. they made the announcement yesterday with this instagram post. the baby will be eighth in line to the brit

it's temporarily shutting down the moscone and city college locations for now. >>> number three in the east site is opening tomorrow. it's going to be at the oakland coliseum. that site is jointly operated by state and federal agencies and they have access to a different supply pool. the goal is to administer 6,000 doses a day. >> number four, obamacare is reopening for sign-ups today. it's part of a special three month enrollment period to help americans who have lost their jobs and health care during the pandemic. the deadline is may 15th. >>> number five, waking up to drizzle and light rain from a one light storm on our storm impact scale. we'll have periods of rain through the afternoon hours. less than .15 of an inch of rain. most impacted this morning's commute. see on live doppler 7 some of the light rain moving northwest to southeast across our neighborhoods. >>> and number six, you can see that the rain and wet roads have caused some challenges for drivers this morning. here's a live shot on interstate 80, of interstate 80 in emeryville. still a crash in san jose blocking the north

the other is in the east bay, crews putting final touches on the large scale operations yesterday. san francisco's moscone center transformed into a mass vaccination hub. you see the set up with the distanced fold up chairs. if you are looking to get a vaccine, make appointment on the my turn website. they're reserved almost exclusively for those 65 and older. on the right side vaccination site at golden gate fields. that is for people 75 and older getting their first dose. people in alameda can sign up online on the vendor's website called curative. it is in the north parking lot off bucanan street. they're open to walk ups, trying to make this as easy and smooth as possible. of course this comes not a minute too soon as we are seeing new variants in the bay area. michelle has more on that. >> in alameda, they have confirmed six new cases of the uk variant, two of them uc berkeley students. officials say there is no indication the students had been on campus except for testing. contact tracing revealed both recently arrived in the u.s. from abroad and were connected. in response to the findings, universi

east bay, i'm leslie brinkley, abc7 news. . >>> san francisco's newest mass vaccination site officially opens tomorrow at moscone center. health care workers and city residents 65 and older will be the first to receive the shots. the goal is to eventually give up to 10,000 shots a day, which of course depends on the supply san francisco gets from the state. in the bay area's largest county, a major shift is under way that could m tt vaccine app. santa clara county calls it a no wrong door policy. abc7 news reporter david louie explains how it works. >> reporter: death certificates make it clear who are the most vulnerable to covid-19. in santa clara county, out of nearly 1500 deaths so far, more than 80% have been persons 65 or older. that's why the county has simplified where people should get vaccinated regardless of where they get their care. >> everyone who lives in our county who is age 65 years or older can get vaccinated. there is no wrong door. you can come to any of the health systems. >> reporter: dr. sarah cody said enough of the chaotic situation with almost daily changes in state guidelines. enough of cance

the other one is in the east bay, crews putting final touches on large scale operations yesterday. on the left side of your screen, you see san francisco's moscone center transformed into a mass vaccination hub, stations and white fold up chairs at the ready. if you are getting to get a vaccine, appointments need to be made on website my turn. right now they're exclusively for those 65 and older. a drive thru site at golden gate field opening today for people 75 and ttin their rsdo. peup online on the vendor curatives website. that's in the north parking lot at golden gate bridge just off of bucanan street. they're also available to walk ups of course. they're trying to make this as easy as possible. we'll be watching these roll outs today. back to you. >> thank you. >>> it's been nearly a year since schools in the bay area were shut down because of coronavirus. the pressure is building for school districts and unions to hash it out and get kids back into the classroom. san francisco unified schools will be back at the negotiating table with the unions. kiet do is joining us live from district headquarters. good morning. >> reporter: good g. 's

moscone he. we have learned more than 3000 appointment today have been booked for the rest of the week. over in the east bay, another mass vaccination site at the alameda county fairgrounds should open next week, the tents are already up there, and the county is expanding eligibility. essential workers, like teachers, can now get the shot. vaccinations are picking up statewide, nearly a month ago, less than 1 million doses had been administered. now that number is up to 4.75 million, 67% of our current supply. today in san francisco, mayor london breed will be joined by dr. grant colfax for an update on how the city is fighting covid-19. you can watch that live on cbsn bay area, at 11:00. >>w thmorning, mar nty. about discussions he was found on the number of vaccine, owing to members of certain races. according to la county public health, to 5% of all administered doses have gone to white residents. another 25% went to latin x residents. 18% to asian residents and 17% have gone to mixed race residents. only 3.5% of all the administered shots so far have gone to black residents, even though they make up

moscone center. we linked with city staff. pictures on the right from the easto get feedback on the proposed m.t.a. bus route coming to the neighborhood. also, we regularly program park space in the neighborhood. picture on the left is family event at emerald event. right is neighborhood happy hour cbd hosted at sales force park. this is the funding streams for each of the areas presented on. the overwhelming majority of funding goes to parks cleaning and safety. management of the organization and communications and economic development work is done on a shoestring. that is my presentation. thank you for ongoing support of cbd and thank you, supervisor haney foreign gagement with the neighborhood and partnering on several town halls and events. thank you to each of the community members here and i am happy to answer any questions. thank you so much. do you have any questions or comments? supervisor haney? >> supervisor haney: i am familiar with your operations because we work so closely together. i am looking forward, in particular, for some of the work around c

here elsewhere in east san jose have more both of these developments tonight on kron 4 news at 5 justine we'll see you then rob, thank you so much. >>and happening tomorrow, the moscone center in san francisco will open up as a mass vaccination site and that's where we find kron four's charles clifford right now he tells us about the logistics where people are going to park we're going to they're going to walk into how's the whole process going to work now. >>all right not in front of county center here in san francisco with this actually be the second mass vaccination site here in the city the other being at city college and they're hoping that at some point they'll be able to do over 10,000 vaccines per day here but it might take a while to get to that point. inside the nice enter the large convention halls have been converted into medical facilities that will hopefully be able to vaccinate between 7 to 10,000 people per day this vaccination clinic is a joint effort between the city of san francisco kaiser permanente adventist health. the california medical association dignity health and health at the moment you need to be 65 years or older or a health care worker