the press secretary for the muskogee nation america's 4th largest tried. a legacy of survivalists that are functioning and thriving in oklahoma today and so proud to be on this panel with. 2 individuals that whose work i very much respect so i'm excited to get started. excellent i am to you chief i know you're watching live if you call comments experiences stories to shed jump into the comments section be part of this discussion abigail coombs we all remember not separating our last march or when that 19 was spreading through the u.s. and impacting the native american communities more than any of the communities almost to basically white communities that was a big challenge where are we now how are native american communities doing as far as you can tell. well i want to start with the story part of my role is serving on the executive leadership team of the schedule indian health board which is a feather we call community health center and health provider in seattle when the pandemic hit us in february it was the 1st eppy center the 1st cases were in seattl

in muskogee county, a convicted serial rapist named leroy smith was recently released. the muskogee district attorney says he can't be retried because of the federal statute of limitations. we need to resolve the many unanswered questions from this ruling. i've invited the leaders of oklahoma sovereign tribes to join together and work with the state of oklahoma, together we must create the certainty, wearness and the unity we've enjoyed since 1907. [applause] >> where we go from here will define the state's future. we have a shared responsibility to live as one oklahoma regardless of your race or where you live. we drive on the same roads, our kids go to the same schools, and we benefit from the same programs. it is critical while embracing the tribal heritage of many oklahomans that we don't lose sight of the fact that we are all oklahomans. as one oklahoma, we will become a top 10 state. if we are divided, we will not. we must come together. this year has tested the resiliency of our state and all 4 million oklahomans, we've all faced challenges and made difficult sac

>>san diego vaccines have been administered the muskogee center since last friday mayor london breedned the governor on his tour in the site we have the ability to vaccinate. >>at least 10,000 people a day. >>across the bay, the federal emergency management agency and governor's office of emergency services putting the final touches on the new vaccination site at the oakland alameda county coliseum when fully up and running it will be capable of administering 6,000 vaccines a day and keep in mind. a state id is not required in order to be vaccinated the government says all you need is some form of id that could be a credit card, a bank statement, a utility bill anything that shows your name. they don't want to discourage anybody from coming out here. there will be no enforcement of immigration status. we have seen a tripling. >>vaccinations in minister in just the last month let me be even more specific. as i speak 5 0.5 million vaccines have been administered. in the state of california. this time last week was a little over forming the coliseum operation is set up in the parking lo

thank you dan tomorrow in san francisco, a second mass vaccination clinic will open at the muskogee center. >>but we just learned that all the appointments available have been booked. the large convention hall said been facilities that can hopefully. in time vaccinate anywhere from 7 to 10,000 people every single day at the moment, it is open to anyone, 65 and older as well as medical professionals, but this is key, although this place eventually they hope will do up to 10,000 people every day right now they only have about 1500 doses available per day officials say it's important though to be ready when more vaccines become available. >>although vaccine remains in limited supply. we are building the partnerships and the infrastructure. so that when vaccine is readily available. we are ready to go. >>want to remind you this is not a drive-thru location people need to be either dropped off at the curb or park nearby to go inside or take muni however you get there you've got to walk in for more information on signing yourself up or a loved one for the vaccine. we have several links that can

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well happening today in san francisco, a second mass vaccination clinic will open at the muskogee center, however all appointments have already been booked with a large convention halls of been converted into medical facilities at can hopefully vaccinate anywhere from 7 to 10,000 people per day carly open to anyone who's at least 65 years, older and medical professionals as well, although this new hub can do up to 10,000 vaccines for day. they only have about 1500 doses per day available. although vaccine remains in limited supply. >>we are building the partnerships and the infrastructure. so that when vaccine is readily available. we are ready to go. >>also happening today in the east bay, a drive-thru vaccination site will also launch in the golden gate fields parking lot. this one is for alameda county residents, 75 and older. it's also by appointment only and the site is completely booked. well in the south bay santa clara county announced a new push to get more vaccines into the arms of the most vulnerable people it's a new effort targeting parts of the community hardest hit by the

live here in number 8 theresa >>thank you theresa in san francisco vaccinations have resumed at the muskogee center after a nearly 2 week pause because of a shot shortage, the site is now again distributing doses to people 65 and older health care workers educators emergency responders and food and agriculture workers. the plan is to dole out about 4,000 shots every day until supply allows to increase that number to about 10,000 vaccine today for more info on signing up for a covid shot. we have links on our web site to the vaccination clinics all around the bay area just head to kron 4 dot com. >>several of public health departments have stopped providing vaccine doses to the boutique healthcare provider one medical that's because of concerns of vaccine line jump it. the company denies it's done anything wrong. but kron four's maureen kelly reports that the city of san francisco is now demanding more than a 1000 doses be returned. >>4 bay area public health departments alameda county, san mateo county and san francisco say they have cut off one medical from getting more covid-19 vaccine. th

the monacan and he referenced the political dominance of the iroquois to the north the cherokee muskogee to the south and scores of other indigenous national entities on the eastern seaboard were still negotiating political sovereignty with the colonial powers of europe. the american revolution in the emergence of the united states brought even more change. and native peoples in america were forced to continuously reassert their rights and reinvent how they survived in their own homelands. as an intellectual jefferson wrote about native people. he cataloged languages. he collected native art and artifacts maps and diplomatic gifts. he sought out more information about the people of the west of the lewis and clark expedition. and he had indigenous art and cultural artifacts displayed on the walls of monticello. as a national leader jefferson helped establish the military and political power of the united states and he helped to determine the new nation's policies towards american indians. today, we'll dig further into some of these subjects and we'll talk about jefferson's ideas and how e

>>governor newsome made a bay area stop today taking a tour here of the muskogee center in san francisco. they have a big vaccination site there now the convention halls have been totally transformed into a mass vaccination location capable of doling out. at least 10,000 shots a day. what's the shots are available. meanwhile in the east bay, final preparations are underway here at the oakland coliseum starting next week that site will open its own mass vaccination clinic capable of administering more than 6,000 vaccines today. we have seen a tripling. >>vaccinations in minister in just the last month that may be even more specific. as i speak 5.5 million. vaccines have been administered and the state of california. this time last week. it was a little over for me. >>the coliseum operation is set up in the parking lot visitors can either receive their shot sitting in their car. near the 66th avenue entrance or walk up and step into a tent for the shot near the bartram appointments are necessary once the site is operational on tuesday. it will remain open 7 days a week. >>we've been living

no shots the muskogee center will reopen once they get more shots available and then city college of san francisco. >>they will begin on friday for the second round let's get the latest from kron 4 sarah stinson and san francisco. so how long is it going to be and how do they know they're going to get enough shots era. >>well the city they say it's very unpredictable this vaccination rollout as they wait for more live here at the moscone center where you'd usually see a ton of people here in line but look nobody here nobody in line and that's because they had to pause this site for one week while we do wait for more doses to become available. >>the health department says that the vaccine supply has been very limited the moscone center and city college mass vaccination sites have helped san francisco distribute 7400 doses over the last week ending with 47% of the population, 65 and older vaccinated so that is very good news. but we have the ability to administer 10,000 vaccines today. this lack of supply is not allowing that to happen almost coney site pauses for one week the city col

no vaccine is just as simple as that the muskogee center back in business this morning taking appointments for health care workers. >>and people 65 years from or what you need to know before you head out there, let's join kron 4 sarah stinson live from the center this morning, hey sarah. >>that's right after a 2 week pause the mosconi center is finally reopening again for a mass vaccination site they're ready to go and they're actually setting up the outside right now you can see them setting up behind me here and they're excited to get people going in get them that shot in the arm in about 2 hours people are going to be lining up here. those people whom were lucky enough to get a an appointment now we already had a shortage of the vaccine and then those storms hit the midwest and that made the shortage even that much greater, so they had to postpone reopening by another week totaling to 2 weeks i just talked to supervisor matt haney he told me that they have enough vaccine here to stay open for 2 weeks and they are going to be doing about 4,000 per day so that's a good amount but not as m

no shots the muskogee center will reopen once there are enough shots to resume city college of san francisco. >>they will get right back at it on set on friday without the second round of doses that's the whole week without shots given our kron 4 sarah stinson live in san francisco with the holdup good morning sara. >>good morning. i'm live here at the moscone center normally at this hour you would see people in line here but take a look i mean there's nobody here, nobody standing it on the little dots they put out for people and it's just pretty much very ghost-like here. you know vacant as they had to pause this vaccination site for a week as they wait to get more doses the health department says the vaccine supply has been limited and unpredictable making vaccine rollout very difficult. the moscone center and city college mass vaccination sites. help san francisco distribute 7400 doses over the last week ending with 47% of the 65 and-older population that's an aide. the city has the ability to administer 10,000 vaccines a day, but the lack of supply is not allowing that to happen mosconi

well while also facing shortages of the vaccine the muskogee center is capable of administering at least 10,000 shots a day. newsome says although the biden administration is working to increase the supply we may not feel the effects for several months. >>and while the administration has done a very admirable job 3 more. pfizer and moderna vaccines to the tune of 200 plus million. those vaccines are not available. later in the summer. as administration announced yesterday in july. >>and over the east bay now final preparations are underway to transform the oakland alameda county coliseum into a mass vaccination site it is expected to launch next tuesday and will be capable of administering more than 6,000 shots a day by appointment only. visitors can either received their shots sitting in their car near the 66th avenue entrance or walk up and step into a tent for the that is near the park grant. >>today governor newsom said he and state lawmakers have still not reached a deal on how to open schools safely in california. the state's teachers association meanwhile is insisting that teacher

no shots as simple as that the muskogee center will reopen once there are enough shots to resume. >>city college of san francisco, they will begin on friday for the second round let's go to kron 4 sarah stinson for the latest from san francisco. hi sarah. >>and that's right. i'm live here at moscone center where they are having to pause this max vaccination shots site for a week, this is because they're waiting for more supply to head our way and the health department says that this has been extremely difficult to rollout the vaccine. they said has been unpredictable it's been limited and they've been doing the best they can but they're looking forward to getting more of a supply so that they can fully utilize these mass vaccination sites now in the last week they did have some 6, 6 s they were able to vaccinate 7400 people 7400 doses over the last week ending with 47% of the 65 and-older population vaccinated the city has the ability to administer 10,000 vaccines today. but with the lack of supply that's just not able to happen yet mosconi site pauses for one week the city colleg

week today finally is the day that's right the shot in the arm got a shot in the arm because the muskogee center once again taking appointments for health care workers and people 65 years yeah we've got kron 4 sarah stinson on the story for us live from the center this morning, hey sarah. >>the mass vaccination side had to pause for 2 weeks and this morning. finally people whose snag an appointment will be out here. lined up they're going to line up on these acts is and i'm sure they'll be really excited to be here finally over here to my left you can see they're starting to gear up and get ready for those people to show up people have been coming to a secure their spot actually in a wait list that you can sign up for in case there's any know shows so we talked to a guy who's on that weightless so that's interesting. now this site had only been opened up for about 10 days before vaccinations came to a halt originally city officials said most goni would open again after a week, but it took 2 weeks and that's because of a low vaccine supply yesterday appointments expanded to more people in

no no shots, no vaccine in that the muskogee center will reopen once there are enough shots to resume city college of san francisco will resume on friday for second doses, let's go to kron 4 sarah stinson in san francisco and see what's up right now sarah. >>apparently the vaccine supply is limited. it's unpredictable and so san francisco hasta cause any new appointments at sites like here at the moscone center. so it's a big bummer to hear about that and it's something we'll have to continue to monitor but it's a huge problem that we're seeing statewide and even country life. now told us that the moscow to center and city college mass vaccination sites. they did help san distribute 7400 doses over the last week we ended last week with 47% of the 65 and-older population vaccinated the city was able to administer 10,000 vaccines, a day or they are at and have the ability to do so however. >>the fact that we don't have enough supply is not allowing that full capacity to happen the moscow knee high volume site will pause for one week and will reopen once supply is sufficient to resume op

they're vaccination site back open as of today, san francisco back in business the muskogee center is once again taking appointments for health care workers and for people 65 years and kron 4 sarah stinson on the story for us live from the city now good morning sarah. >>good morning. it and we're grateful to hear that san francisco is reopening the mass vaccination site here at most goni center. this is after at 2 week pause and that cause was due to a limited supply of the vaccine. it's been frustrating because as we know this vaccination site can really take on thousands of people every day but they're having to decrease the number of appointments by a lot and it's concerning but at least they're able to reopen the site had only been open for about 10 days before vaccinations came to a halt originally city officials had most going he would reopen after a week but as i said it took about 2 weeks more people in san francisco are allowed to book a coronavirus vaccine appointments start starting on wednesday that happened because the city is serving people in the tier one b this means t

so they had to postpone the opening have you remember the muskogee center open back like in february 5th and then 10 days just right after its opening is when it shut down all because they didn't have enough supplies enough vaccines to give out to and that is the big frustration, not with residents here but also with the mayor and city officials. you know they the state for not having enough of the state blames the federal government for not having enough the big deal is trying to mass produce these vaccinations and get them out as quickly as possible now when this was up and running along with the city college site which also shut down temporarily and reopen last friday. the city according to city officials they were giving out about a little over 7,000 vaccinations every they say they have the capability of being able to do it do 10,000 vaccinations a day but again it all depends it depends on the supply. and until they're able to get that is when people are going to be able to make appointments and just a reminder this is appointment-only you can't it's a walk-up but you have to h

at the time they said ulcers were due to stress moving from san francisco to muskogee, oklahoma. i had my first surgery to remove my breast. in 1989 my appendix burst. 1995 all my reproductive organs had to be removed. my mother was the same age as i was, 35 years old. we had to have a complete hystorectomy. by the way, my mother worked on at the daycare center on treasure island. she was one of the first employees on treasure island to work there. after all my reproductive organs were removed 2013 got real interesting. >> supervisor melgar: thank you very much. next caller, please. >> hi. my name is griffin jones. i'm calling from the san francisco bay newspaper. i want to say i hope we all recognize, as my co-workers stated earlier and as we have heard from the voices of current and former residents of treasure island this is about people's lives. the next moves that are made need to involve people's lives. department of public health is about public health. it needs to be interacting with the public. this concerns treasure island. i have been sent a statement to read on behalf

at the time they said ulcers were due to stress moving from san francisco to muskogee, oklahoma. i had my first surgery to remove my breast. in 1989 my appendix burst. 1995 all my reproductive organs had to be removed. my mother was the same age as i was, 35 years old. we had to have a complete hystorectomy. by the way, my mother worked on at the daycare center on treasure island. she was one of the first employees on treasure island to work there. after all my reproductive organs were removed 2013 got real interesting. >> supervisor melgar: thank you very much. next caller, please. >> hi. my name is griffin jones. i'm calling from the san francisco bay newspaper. i want to say i hope we all recognize, as my co-workers stated earlier and as we have heard from the voices of current and former residents of treasure island this is about people's lives. the next moves that are made need to involve people's lives. department of public health is about public health. it needs to be interacting with the public. this concerns treasure island. i have been sent a statement to read on behalf

at the time they said ulcers were due to stress moving from san francisco to muskogee, oklahoma. i had my first surgery to remove my breast. in 1989 my appendix burst. 1995 all my reproductive organs had to be removed. my mother was the same age as i was, 35 years old. we had to have a complete hystorectomy. by the way, my mother worked on at the daycare center on treasure island. she was one of the first employees on treasure island to work there. after all my reproductive organs were removed 2013 got real interesting. >> supervisor melgar: thank you very much. next caller, please. >> hi. my name is griffin jones. i'm calling from the san francisco bay newspaper. i want to say i hope we all recognize, as my co-workers stated earlier and as we have heard from the voices of current and former residents of treasure island this is about people's lives. the next moves that are made need to involve people's lives. department of public health is about public health. it needs to be interacting with the public. this concerns treasure island. i have been sent a statement to read on behalf