we're focusing on safeway, cvs and walgreens. right now i am not eligible based on the age, but hypothetically we're going to use my age of 50 to try to secure an appointment. so if you have used that my turn california website, at the bottom of the page it offers retail options. one of the first ones that popped up was safeway. this is the page it takes you to, actually the parent company, albertson's. you would insert your zip code and then it would show the availability. right now it's not showing much availability actually in the san francisco area but there is good news. it does say this appointment availability is updated in intervals of 30 minutes. i've updated it about three times now and there's still no availability, but it is nice encourage you to refresh the page. in cvs and walgreens, there were no appointments on those sites either and did not offer the disclaimer of when they would post new appointments. i've been still refreshing there. continue to search even if the page does not prompt you to. one of my colleagu

there are no vaccines available at safeway in 50 miles. you've been entering my web site -- my zip code, rather, refreshing. folks in alameda county were able to find a vaccine. this was the scene in emeryville. one of the spots they were able to fill, became available. one woman drove from san jose to get her shot. listen to what she had to say. >> i'm relieved. ry think i would get it this early. >> i feel relieved. it's an emotional thing to decide to get one and i'm glad i did. >> for folks looking at san mateo county, the johnson & johnson halt, some 300,000 doses by the federal government. bad news, those vaccines were spoken for pretty quickly. basically as soon as they went online. some of the health departments are suggesting you check in with local. call and call again. for here, be sure to refresh those pages looking for the online sites like my turn or the pharmacies. it's just a numbers game and repetition at this point. live in fran, cierra johnson for nbc bay area news. >> all good information there, cierra. thank you. >>> b

we will do it in a covid to safeway but thanks everyone and have a great weekend. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> we will take you next to a discussion on autonomous and electric vehicles. they've already heard from the transportation secretary pete buttigieg. we will shut up later in our program schedule. we will take you live now to the axios discussion. >> on the plan and on people's lives. >> the coronavirus has rattled almost every aspect of everyone's life. how has it affected how you guys to business and how you think about even running the business? >> it's a great question. early on during the pandemic when they pulled our fleet off the streets of san francisco and after a few weeks of that we started to think about how can we help the city, how can we capitalize on everything we have in our fleet to make a positive impact? we struck up a partnership to begin with in san francisco. we had the idea of perhaps using our fleet to help out to help deliver meals to people in need in the city and dedicate as a very small scale initiative with food banks organizations in the city. it co

the vaccine's also been used widely at local pharmacies, like cvs, walgreens, and safeway. in san jose, ian cole, nbc bay area news. >> we have a look at what this means for bay area counties individually. san francisco says it has 700 doses of the j&j shot ready to go. it's planning on administering those within this coming week, but will wait for the state to give guidance. napa county has 400 doses and is also waiting for the state's guidance. santa clara county has 20,000 doses of the j&j shot, no word on when they might be administered. san mateo and contra costa county counties did not tell us how many doses they have, and they are also waiting for state guidance. >>> now to a promising milestone that's been hit in the south bay's fight against covid-19. santa clara's public health department announced more than 1 million people have received at least one dose. that's more than a third of the county's population. >>> and a surreal night for dub nation. fans were back at chase center cheering on the warriors and steph curry was feeding off the energy amidst all of the

santa clara county has many on hand and used at local area pharmacies like safeway. >> for bay area counties, san francisco has 700 doses on hand, planning to administer them next week but wait for the state's final guidance. napa county has 400, waiting state's lead. santa clara, 20,000, no san matr the state. more than 1 million people have at least one dose, more than a third of the county's population. health officials are apprehensive, still a lot of people reluctant to get shot. >> we still have a ways to go. as we always say, first million is easy, and next 500,000 is going to be a little tough. >> south bay also seeing a drop in supply. last week -- excuse me, this week contra costa county got 178,000 doses, next week a third, 59,000. other counties seeing increase, san mateo county, 11,000 this week, more than 24,000 next week. that's due to supply coming in from the federal government. >>> in the north bay, majority of marin county have at least one dose. no wait appointments for those who live or work in the county. county partnering with health care providers to create more pop-u

safeway and abs are set to open next week. chase bank and carbon health are set to open later on this summer. >>> after a great thursday around the bay the sunshine managed to breakthrough even along the coast for at least a little while. the clouds are filling back in, still some sunshine filtering through but the clouds are going to take over and temperatures have already dropped off the vacantly pick of the high temperature was 59 in the city and 52 in downtown san francisco and mid-50s in oakland. farther inland a mixture of upper 50s and low th stro this evening. that will pick back up as we head into the day tomorrow. even as the clouds go in, it is still dry out there this evening, so it is not have to worry about getting any rain in the firm. good luck with that. the steadily dropped down to ydon't have for a lk this evening, you want to do it on saturday was to be dry for the first half of the weekend. mid to upper 40s across the board except, dropping down into the low 50s. pretty normal-looking temperature map for l

thinking about 40 years ago, when safeway pulled out of here. >> what we covered the story when it was018, and finally, the grand opening in 2019. neighbors say not only has it provided fresh food, it has changed in the neighborhood. >> this side, not all that is gone, and if we keep on building and building and building, this will be a great place once again. >> it's good for the neighborhood. they have to save us somehow. >> community foods has an online store. they get free delivery. in oakland, i da lin, kpix5. >>> struggling businesses could be getting much needed help. they just announced a new program that would provide an additional $11 million worth of grants. >> this is for businesses that in some cases during this last year cannot open for at least six months. businesses like those hair salons, the barbershops, nightlife venues. >> application process opens today. businesses can apply for grants ranging from $5000-$25,000. >>> spring has sprung at pg&e san francisco headquarters. new video shows three hatchlings that emerged from a falcon nest. the parents lay the exit top u

pharmacies like safeway, walgreens and cvs have appointments, too. some folks online say batches of new open appointments are open each night at midnight. we asked a rep about that. we watched over a few hours. the update seemed to happen every 30 minutes. then we saw a spike around 1:00 a.m. the number of cvs locations with open slots shot from 15 to 149. then a steady morning dropoff. they were almost all gone by 10:00 a.m. some unofficial websites like vaxmax.com and vaccinespotter.org might do some initial leg work. they combine availability data into lists or maps. you don't have to register. you can just search. what about doses left over at smaller clinics and pharmacies? my colleague, scott budman, reported that the website dr.b created a clever, unofficial stand-by list. clinics are encouraged to report extra vaccine to if you sign up send you a time sensitive alert to snag a surplus shot. you enroll at hidr.b.com. that's how to get a covid-19 vaccine part three. if or when everything changes again and we have to make part four, we'll have i

i think safeway will want to do the survey markers. they didn't think a photo survey was necessary and then i sent, you know, the notice along with a copy of a neighbor agreement. obviously, we need permission to do the work. so we have sent that notice out to 1991, 1927, 4834. it did include in the license agreement that we would offer the municon survey, but i understand if they don't want to do the municon work, then the survey marker, they can just do that instead. we, you know, i heard them recommend martin ron and so we reached out and got a proposal and martin ron can do the survey marker work for those on adjoining lands which would be 1991, 1927 and the structures on mission. and so you know we can do that work as a courtesy and i just want to clarify this if it's needed for the demolition work. it's more about the new construction work and so long as we can enter into that neighbor agreement, we can complete that survey marker work. >> got it. and, could you address the request to use the project owner or the appellant's own

brought homemade chocolate chip cookies so there is one for each of you that we will do in a covid safeway great weekend. laura: she could have sold them out on the basis of ethnicity, race or socioeconomic standing. they do divide on americans. the covid cookies, do you remember the action and reaction when sarah sanders tweeted a photo of a homemade pie? >> sarah sanders posing over a chocolate pie she said she made. people immediately responded that this was fake news because it looks -- this white house has brought lying to such a high art that people don't even believe this stupid thing. laura: they are lovely people, aren't they? that is all-time we have tonight, dvr every monday through friday, never miss an episode of the in the graham angle. greg got filled takes it from here. here. have a great weekend. >> i have a 9-year-old daughter, i have three kids. i told my 9-year-old daughter that i would be speaking with you. i said what do you think about the climate change? she said the earth is on fire and we're all going to die soon. >> greg: wow, she could have her own show on cnn.

itching to get back to something a bit more normal and, by normal, we mean events at full capacity in a safewayhich we're part of, these open—air cinema events in liverpool, which give everyone the chance to go through the motions as to how events are going to come back after the 21st of june. the aim is very much that we'll be running these events in partnership with liverpool city council and running them in a way which will be allowing people not to think about social distancing for just the few hours when they come to the event, it will be back to pre—covid restriction levels where people will be able to sit next to each other and enjoy a film on the big screen and we are all hoping that the data that comes out of these test events is what will facilitate the return to normal live events this coming summer. from our side, we are delighted to be a part of it and everything we can do to facilitate the return of live events at full capacity, we are happy to support. at full capacity, we are happy to su ort. ., , , support. the dates i believe the 23rd to the _ support. the dates i believe the

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and pharmacies like safeway, walgreen's and cvs are offering appointments and you can book directly withome say that batches of new open appointments are posted each night. we asked about that and a rep said new appointments open at various times of the day. we watched one night and midnight came and went with no big change. but then we saw a spike around 1:00 a.m. the number of cvs locations with open slots statewide shot from just 15 to 149. and then a steady morning dropoff. they were almost all gone by 10:00 a.m. some unofficial websites like vax max.com might help you do some leg work. they com you don't even have to register, just search. what about doses that are leftover at smaller clinics and pharmacies? my colleague says that dr. b has an unofficial standby list. if you sign up, dr. b will send you a time sensitive alert to snag a surplus shot. you enroll at hi dr. b.com with your mobile phone number and other info. and so you can read the privacy policy at the bottom of the web sites. so that is how to get a covid-19 vaccine part three. if everything changes again and we have

. >> audrey has worked at safeway for 35 years.l torres, daniel torres is a security officer. >> this was announced in east san jose, a community that saw high virus rates. he will be joined by a bus driver a surgical nurse, a fast food worker a kite teacher, a construction worker and others to identify needs for decision- makers. >> we must move ahead with a vision led and shaped by essential workers. they are the ones carrying us to the pandemic and his leadership can carry us forward. >> they already stepped up to the past year to demand hazard pay protective gear and emergency paid sick pays -- days. kevin has been a county worker providing emergency housing and rent relief. >> i think it is incumbent upon myself and incumbent upon all of us to be and lend our voices to the experiences and the task of shaping our economic recovery that puts the needs of our communities first. >> of etiquettes they will raise voices to include the post pandemic recovery.>>> coming up next, we will take it to the courtroom in minneapolis to the c

worked at safeway for 35 years. daniel torres.'s a security officer. >> reporter: it was announced in east san jose, community that saw high virus rates. a community where he does outreach work after losing his hotel job during the pandemic. he'll be joins by bus driver, surgical nurse, fast food worker, a teacher, construction worker, and others to identify needs for decision-makers. >> we must move ahead she by central workers. through thpandemic d whose carry us organizer stepped up over past year to demand hazardous pay, protective gear, and paid sick days. the backers include labor and social service groups that focus on asian, black, and latino communities. he's been a county worker providing emergency housing and rent relief. >> it is incumbent upon myself and upon all of us to be and lend our voices to the experiences and task of shaping economic recovery that puts the needs of our communities first. >> reporter: as advocates, they will raise our voices to improve the post-pandemic recovery. >>> a final farewell to a popul

so they did, and she said she just saw her shopping, she was just recently grocery shopping at the safeway. so clearly she overcame that fatal cancer. >> the invitation must have given her good health, right? sometimes you're producing things that are not from the john adams era. and you produce on cnn the various thing that says the '60s, the '70s, so forth. where do you get all that film footage? is it hard to get that? >> no. it's actually -- everywhere because we really rely on the archives from the networks, cbs, nbc, abc. the miller center which is at the university of virginia has been very helpful with a lot of the audio recordings. i know we talked earlier about having the phone calls from her father to various figures. we use those extensively, both from president johnson. we use some of --resident kennedy didn't record his phone calls but recorded himself on a dictaphone. and the miller center has those. from those kinds of sources. there's an authenticity when you're looking at the actual footage. i think that's one of the things that we hear about our series so much is that pe

she's worked at safeway for 35 years. daniel torres.cer. >> reporter: it was announced in san jose. a community that saw high virus rates. a community where he does community health outreach work after losing his hotel job during the pandemic. he will be joined by a bus driver, surgical nurse, fast food worker, construction worker and others to identify needs for decision-makers. >> we must move ahead. they are the ones carrying us through the pandemic and his leadership can carry us forward. >> reporter: organizers stepped up over the past year to demand hazard pay, protective gear, and paid sick days. the backers include labor and social service groups that focus on asians and black and latino communities. >> i think it's incumbent upon myself and all of us to be and lend our voices to the experienced of ci economic recovery that puts the needs of our communities first. >> reporter: they will raise their voices to improve the post-pandemic recovery. >>> a final farewell for a popular art exhibit at golden gate park. if you haven't see

pharmacies like safeway, walgreens and cvs are offering vaccine appointments, too. you can book directly with them online. some folks online say batches of new open appointments are posted each night at midnight. we asked cvs about that. new appointments open at various times of the day. we watched over a few hours. the system seemed to update about every 30 minutes. midnight came and went with no big change. but then we saw a spike around 1:00 a.m. the number of cvs locations with open slots statewide shot from just 15 to 149. then a steady morning drop-off. they were almost all gone by 10:00 a.m. some unofficial websites like vaxxmax.com and vaccinespotter.org might help you do the leg work. they combine availability data into lists or maps that are simple to use. you don't even have to register. you can just search. what about doses left over at smaller clinics and pharmacies? my colleague, scott budman, reported that the website dr.b created a clever, unofficial standby list. clinics are encouraged to report extra vaccines to them. then if you sign up dr.b will

with the cdc and the administration, we can all get cruise back soon, and we can get it back in a safewayinterest of public health. and we can have all those half a million workers no longer suffer from not being able to earn a wage. haidi: that is arnold donald speaking with bloomberg's carol massar. let's get a check of the business flash headlines. . the australian securities and investments commission has a civil penalty proceeding. alleging the bank sold insurance in 2015 two over 380 customers who had not requested or agreed to by the policies dating back to 20 15. west bank has acknowledged the proceedings and says it is considering these claims and will cooperate. . shareholders will vote on whether goldman sachs should publish a report on the impact of its policy for sexual harassment complaints on workplace culture. the bank is telling shareholders to vote against doing so, arguing it will result in -- many companies have abolished it. they held talks about clubhouse in recent months. sources say the companies discussed of the valuation of roughly $4 billion before the negotiati

this one opens in a safeway -- >> that's promising.nd by. >> reporter: but -- >> and -- no appointments available. >> reporter: rejected. like many of these people, posting their frustrations on social media. >> we got our text. so we are now signed up for dr. b. >> reporter: no matter where we surfed -- >> rejected. >> reporter: some stayed up past midnight and got appointments at drugstores. others told us even that isn't working. >> one step that still we recommend, put in your personal data first. that way when an appointment does come up, you won't have to enter it and potentially lose the appointment. >> reporter: unless you're willing to travel a lot. >> it was giving me options, modesto, stockton, really far away. >> reporter: realizing that more eligibility doesn't necessarily translate to more appointments. >> after three straight days of trying, my advice is, keep the caffeine handy, keep your tabs open, keep your phone on standby. this is going to take awhile until california gets more supply. in san jose, scott budman, nbc

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she's worked at safeway for 35 years. a secuty r. >> reporter: it was announced in east san jose, a community that saw high virus rates. a community where he does health outreach work after losing his hotel job during the pandemic. kilby joined by a bus driver, surgical nurse, fast food worker, identify needs for decision- makers. >> we must move ahead with a vision led and shaped by essential workers. they are carrying us through the pandemic >> reporter: organizers say they stepped up over the past year to demand hazard pay, protective gear, emergency paid sick days. their backers include labor and social service groups that focus on asian, black, and latino communities. >> i think it is incumbent upon myself and all of us to be and lend our voices to the experience and task of shaping our economic recovery that puts the needs of our communities first. >> reporter: they will raise their voices to improve the post pandemic recovery. >>> a are you managing your diabetes... ...using fingersticks? with the new freestyle lib

we can do this in a safeway. >> here at 14th and broadway for the verdict was announced the police chiefwent door to door with a message after windows were broken and thieves vandalized businesses last friday. >> i know we are going to experience some more community gatherings. obviously emotions are high because of the derek chauvin trial. i just want to reassure business owners that we are going to be out here in full force to keep everything peaceful. >> he offered no specifics on what out in force means. the shattered windows represent shattered dreams for some businesses living on the edge in the wake of the pandemic. >> business owners are doing what they can to protect themselves just in case. the said business is already slower than usual this week and it could get worse as the verdict comes down. we will oakland city councilwoman car for a wednesday meeting to make a plan to ensure oakland or's can be safe but events unfolded quicker. >> this is a city that appreciates social justice people exercising their first amendment rights. we fully support that. what we don't support is

check out what kris sanchez shared with us, the door open at her safeway store.got a little teary thinking about how far we've come. stay healthy, friends. "follow kris on facebook, twitter and instagram. we'll be right back with more great news for you. >>> johnson & johnson now in charge of a facility that ruined millions of covid-19 vaccine doses. emergent biosolutions has been under scrutiny for botching the production of about 15 million doses at a plant in baltimore. the department of health and human services helped make that change. j&j is installing a new leadership team to oversee all aspects of the manufacturing. the drugmaker will have full responsibility for operations. >>> the cdc is getting vaccinated people a green light to travel. before you head to the airport, expect changes. >> consumer investigator chris chmura is going to show us what's new and how to prepare for the changes. >> reporter: with social distancing, check-in security and immigration are a little clunkier than before. the steps might take long per. inside the terminal and on the

but it is allowed under the rules at a retail site so if you go to a pharmacy, a cvs, walgreens, safeway, any retail operation that's offering the vaccine, it is okay to do that. in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> the thing is i don't know if i want to drive to colinga, kris, but thanks. >>> when it comes to vaccinations, the system must be working. for starters the talk about introducing a fourth vaccine is looking like a nonstarter. this morning an exclusive new inside look at how one vaccine is made showing the process is getting easier. "today in the bay's" cierra johnson is live in san francisco this morning. cierra, good to hear, with so many people trying to book those appointments. >> reporter: yes, good morning. there's really two big stories right now as you mentioned, the vaccine and the vaccine production. there's one company that is speeding up that production. the other big story is easter weekend for many folks this will be the first holiday where folks are vaccinated in some communities where the restrictions have been loosened, but the cdc and some nationa

such a safeway and trader joe's that employ more than 300 workers nationwide. the hazard pay is $5 an hour it will last for 120 days, or until contra costa county moves into the least restrictive yellow tear conquered, joins other berries. cities, including oakland, san leandro and san jose, adopting similar measures. alameda county is hoping to take over vaccine operations at the oakland coliseum after fema wraps up their operations there on april 11th ktvu tom vacar tells us california's two senators are both pushing fema to keep the vaccines flowing after they hand over control of the site. 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 co

it says there's available at the safeway pharmacy.s no availability except for in los altos, limited availability. the takeaway from this, appointments are hard to find until you live in eastern alameda county or eastern contra costa county where you can get into the stockton arena. what is not clear is what the eligibility is in terms of the radius, it seems you have to live close to the stockton arena. if you type in a san francisco zip code, stockton arena is not going to come up. if you look closer to stockton arena and eastern alameda, contra costa county there are plenty of appointments available. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> and i'm cierra johnson in millbrae. i've been following the advice of the co-administrators of one of those vaccine searching facebook groups, biggest piece of advice was to cast a wide net, refresh, refresh, refresh, so that's what i've been doing. i've been focusing on the san francisco area as well as pharmacies, and i have not found any in the san francisco area but when i extende

it applies to large grocery stores at the safeway in trader joe's that employed more than 300 workers nationwide. the hazard pays $5 an hour it will last for 120 days, or until contra costa county moves into the yellow tear conquer, joins other bear area cities, including oakland, san leandro in san jose, adopting similar measures still becoming more bay area children heading back to the classroom and update from the state superintendent of public instruction about in person learning statewide. endit update from the city of san francisco was it expands vaccine eligibility to those 50 and older what san francisco leaders have to say about supply astra. of the job. and joo vaccine after a problem at a manufacturing plant in baltimore. ray bogan brings us the latest developments. drugmaker johnson and johnson announcing a set back with its covid-19 vaccines, saying a batch of its vaccines are ruined because of a mistake at a manufacturing plant. people should have been distributed to us and have been administered did not come from that plant, so this is not related in any way to any of t

on social media, check this out, kris sanchez sharing that the doors are open in both sides of her safeway in and out in both directions and she says i get a little teary eyed thinking about how far we've come. stay healthy friends. follow kris on facebook, twitter and instagram. we'll be right back. >>> check out this new video, nasa's mars helicopter successfully deploying on the red planet. the ingenuity disconnected from the perseverance rover late saturday. ingenuity has 31 earth days to be the first helicopter to fly on another planet. nasa hopes to conduct its first flight on thursday and we will certainly be keeping tabs on that. >>> the cdc is giving vaccinated people the green light to travel. before you head to the airport, exam some changes. >> consumer investigator chris chmura is going to show us what's new and how to prepare for the changes. >> reporter: with social distancing, check-in security and immigration are a little clunkier than before. the steps might take longer. inside the terminal and on the plane you're almost always required to wear a mask. the airlines are cl

some of the stores affected include costco, cvs, safeway and target. the extra pay is effective immediately and will expire in july. other cities in san matteo county of also proved similar ordinances, including millbrae, daly city and south san. francisco president biden and former president obama are teaming up again, this time to promote coronavirus vaccinations. they'll be appearing in an hour long tv special on sunday aimed at convincing hesitant americans to get shots. the roll up your sleeves special is expected to help educate raider raise awareness and dispel concerns about coronavirus vaccines. the special will also feature former first lady michelle obama, doctor anthony fauci and. several celebrities, including billy crystal, eva longoria, jennifer lopez and demi lovato, major developments today in a 25 year old cold case, authorities in san luis obispo announced that two people have been arrested in the disappearance of cal poly student kristin smart, our crime reporter henry lee tells us authorities are treating this case as a murder inve

we will do it in a covid to safeway but thanks everyone and have a great weekend. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> we will take you next to a discussion on autonomous and electric vehicles. they've already heard from the transportation secretary pete buttigieg. we will shut up later in our program schedule. we will take you live now to the axios discussion. >> on the plan and on people's lives. >> the coronavirus has rattled almost every aspect of everyone's life. how has it affected how you guys to business and how you think about even running the business? >> it's a great question. early on during the pandemic when they pulled our fleet off the streets of san francisco and after a few weeks of that we started to think about how can we help the city, how can we

. >> so i think this is remarkable frank, don't know him, 69-year-old, remember bird, safeway, you goteal power people coming in, you have a gigantic buyback it's gigantic win for a situation that frankly moved up big the moment that the activist even appeared. activists win. shareholders win and i think the company wins i'm in favor of what happened. if you're long on kohl's, congratulations. >> a significant board refresh as you say and carl, it is interesting to see an activist get involved in the stock that is already up and as you can see has had an incredible year. of course, jim was kind of negative for a while he got more positive lately. >> i got more positive, david. >> you got more positive >> kohl's? i got more positive, thank you thank you. because, you know, i got more positive >> much more positive. >> for a while though, for a while, i think you were considering michelle for a certain wall of shame but well said, jim. >> well, yeah. >> there's the opening bell. >> 20. >> at the nasdaq, coinbase of course, direct listing, and they're doing this countdown, guys of 21 seco

wegmans, 15 cents, safeway, 21 cents, and amazon's aplenty brand came in at 28 cents an ounce.ity like artificial flavors, synthetic colors and high fructose corn syrup and they go on to say they'll refund any products you're not happy with. given their pricing on other house-branded items like their amazon basics cables and batteries, grocery analysts expect them to become competitive. >> amazon is the goliath so the big danger is when you have a big company come in like this and so what happens is that competition goes away. and so when competition goes away, then you're able to raise prices. >> reporter: launching in the snack category is no accident. snack sales are up double digits. so, robin, i'm just going to try these amazon-branded cookies now just to make sure they're okay. >> yeah, good reporting. got to follow through. thanks so much. >>> let's check in again with rob. rob. >>> good morning, robin. that sounds pretty good right about now. folks in southwest florida got a treat last night. check this out. holy fireball, a meteor crashing through the atmosphere. this

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and the safeways. next slide. director carroll, do you want to -- >> i can just jump in here. thank you, dr. boba. as you can see, we have a very complex and robust system for vaccines. we're very proud of the high-volume sites, which have really allowed us to hit the kind of majority folks who we can get vaccine out very quickly to, and we have been very successful through these partnerships at our three mass vac sites. moscone south, which is our largest site, a lot of people are familiar with that, has done not quite, but almost 300,000 vaccines. and so we're on track. it has been open different timeframes, but depending on availability, monday through friday. the capacity there is about 8,000 a day. and we've reached pretty close to that when we've had the supply. it is about a 20 to 25-minute flow through. and as many people know, they have an excellent d.j., with accompanying music. city college is our next site. that was the first site we opened -- let me just back up. moscone south really has been an incredible operation that has been led by kaiser with other partners.

and the safeways. next slide. director carroll, do you want to -- >> i can just jump in here. thank you, dr. boba. as you can see, we have a very complex and robust system for vaccines. we're very proud of the high-volume sites, which have really allowed us to hit the kind of majority folks who we can get vaccine out very quickly to, and we have been very successful through these partnerships at our three mass vac sites. moscone south, which is our largest site, a lot of people are familiar with that, has done not quite, but almost 300,000 vaccines. and so we're on track. it has been open different timeframes, but depending on availability, monday through friday. the capacity there is about 8,000 a day. and we've reached pretty close to that when we've had the supply. it is about a 20 to 25-minute flow through. and as many people know, they have an excellent d.j., with accompanying music. city college is our next site. that was the first site we opened -- let me just back up. moscone south really has been an incredible operation that has been led by kaiser with other partners.

and the safeways. next slide. director carroll, do you want to -- >> i can just jump in here. thank you, dr. boba. as you can see, we have a very complex and robust system for vaccines. we're very proud of the high-volume sites, which have really allowed us to hit the kind of majority folks who we can get vaccine out very quickly to, and we have been very successful through these partnerships at our three mass vac sites. moscone south, which is our largest site, a lot of people are familiar with that, has done not quite, but almost 300,000 vaccines. and so we're on track. it has been open different timeframes, but depending on availability, monday through friday. the capacity there is about 8,000 a day. and we've reached pretty close to that when we've had the supply. it is about a 20 to 25-minute flow through. and as many people know, they have an excellent d.j., with accompanying music. city college is our next site. that was the first site we opened -- let me just back up. moscone south really has been an incredible operation that has been led by kaiser with other partners.

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and the safeways. next slide. director carroll, do you want to -- >> i can just jump in here. thank you, dr. boba. as you can see, we have a very complex and robust system for vaccines. we're very proud of the high-volume sites, which have really allowed us to hit the kind of majority folks who we can get vaccine out very quickly to, and we have been very successful through these partnerships at our three mass vac sites. moscone south, which is our largest site, a lot of people are familiar with that, has done not quite, but almost 300,000 vaccines. and so we're on track. it has been open different timeframes, but depending on availability, monday through friday. the capacity there is about 8,000 a day. and we've reached pretty close to that when we've had the supply. it is about a 20 to 25-minute flow through. and as many people know, they have an excellent d.j., with accompanying music. city college is our next site. that was the first site we opened -- let me just back up. moscone south really has been an incredible operation that has been led by kaiser with other partners.