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15th all californians will be able to make an appointment for their first alameda county supervisor wilma chan says that makes this site even more important. the site has been valuable, but we still don't have enough. there's still been a shortage. there's still been on people who have been searching and searching for appointments. so we're really when when we just do this astronomical opening on april 15th. >> that without a site like this, we will not be able to meet people's expectations in alameda county. the goal is to vaccinate about 70 to 80% of people. >> right now. they're at about 20%. so leaders believe this site behind me will need to be open for several more months in oakland amanda hari kron 4 news. >> this sunday. we have an exclusive statewide town hall with senator alex. the d a he's going to be discussing covid relief immigration gun control and more submit your questions on twitter using the hashtag inside politics. the town hall starts at 06:30am in the morning right here on kron 4. and the north bay hills bird business owner says she's worried about the safety of our

15th all californians will be able to make an appointment for their first alameda county supervisor wilma chan says that makes this site even more important. this site has been valuable, but we still don't have enough. there's still been a shortage. there's still been on people who have been searching and searching for appointments. >> so we're really when when we just do this astronomical opening on april 15th that without a site like this, we will not be able to meet people's expectations. >> county leaders say they're seeing a lot less vaccine hesitancy and more people willing to get the vaccine. >> so it's clear they're going to need it for a while. do they have any idea how long. >> county leaders believe will likely need for several more months. they say they want to get to 70 or 80% of people vaccinated right now. the only at about 20% live in oakland amanda hari kron 4 news. >> thank you, amanda. this sunday we have an exclusive statewide town hall was senator alex padilla. he'll be talking about covid relief immigration gun control and more. you can submit questions on twitter us

alameda county supervisor wilma chan says fema was able to administer 42,000 shots per week while the county administers between 15 to 17,000 doses each week, the county asked fema 44 week extension or extra vaccines. do what transition? they were told. no, they indicated that there as i understand that their mission is complete that this was their eight week mission that they had intended. i let me the county health care services agency director coleene charla has been a part of negotiations with the federal government and said they're not giving up. we're still trying apply will be increasing. it just won't be increasing as quickly as we hope. and unfortunately, this resource from our region will be. handing down just at a time where we needed in this statement, fema says, quote fema has delivered all the promise vaccines. the state of california plus some additional doses advisor on sunday, april 11th the eight week community vaccination centers mission will be completed. but that does not mean vaccinations will end. in quote, they know that there's enough vaccine throughout the co

alameda county supervisor wilma chan says. >> this agreement came with good timing as the state's expected to expand vaccine eligibility to everyone. 16 and older next week it's really they administered in the well, 7 weeks. they had administered over 300,000 doses. so without that, you know, 3,300 1000 doses left alameda county out of all the doses that we've given to people who live here. they did 15%. so that's that's a significant amount on monday. senator alex padilla visited the site while vice president kamala harris spoke out about the important contributions of this vaccine location. >> both emphasizing the need for this site to stay for continued vaccination efforts. county leaders say they're seeing less vaccine hesitancy and more people wanting to sign up. this means that the site will be even more helpful when california expands its eligibility starting april 15th on taylor reporting kron 4 news. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news shocking video of a robbery in san jose. the owner of this jewelry store now sharing his story and how it felt to be robbed at gunpoint. plus t

alameda county supervisor wilma chang says that makes this site even more important. >> this site has been valuable, but we still don't have enough. there's still been a shortage. there's still been on people who have been searching and searching for appointments. so we're really when when we just do this astronomical opening on april 15th that without a site like this, we will not be able to meet people's expectations. >> county leaders say they're seeing less vaccine hesitancy and more people wanting to sign up for their docents. >> amanda, do they have any idea how long it will be before they no longer need it. >> county. they want to see about 70 to 80% of people acts unaided right now they're out about 20%. so they expect to need this site for several more months live in oakland. amanda hari kron 4 news amanda, thank you for that. this sunday we have an exclusive statewide town hall with senator alex padilla. >> we'll be discussing covid relief as well as immigration, gun control and more. you can submit your question on twitter using the hashtag inside ca politics town hall is t

alameda county supervisor wilma chan says fema was able to administer 42,000 shots per week, while the county administers between 15 to 17,000 doses. each week, the county asked fema 44 week extension or extra vaccines do what transition? they were told. no. they indicated that there ur missio that this was their eight week mission that they had intended. alameda county health care services agency director colin charla has been a part of negotiations with the federal government and said they're not giving up. we're still trying apply will be increasing. it just won't be increasing as quickly as we hope, and unfortunately, this resource from our region will be standing down just at a time when we need it. in the statement, fema says, quote fema has delivered older promise vaccines. the state of california plus some additional doses advisor on sunday, april 11th the eight week community vaccination centers mission will be completed. what that does not mean. vaccinations will end. in quote, they know that there's enough vaccine throughout the country by pharmacies and medical plants that

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15th all californians will be able to make an appointment for their first alameda county supervisor wilma chan says that makes this site even more important. the site has been valuable, but we still don't have enough. there's still been a shortage. there's still been on people who have been searching and searching for appointments. so we're really worried when when we just do this astronomical opening on april 15th. >> that without a site like this, we will not be able to meet people's expectations in alameda county. the goal is to vaccinate about 70 to 80% of people. >> right now. they're at about 20%. so leaders believe this site behind me will need to be open for several more months in oakland amanda hari kron 4 news. >> and this sunday we have an exclusive statewide town hall with senator alex padilla. he's going to be discussing covid relief immigration gun control and much more. you can submit your question on twitter using the hashtag inside politics. the town hall is this sunday at 06:30am in the morning right here on kron 4. another troubling variants of the coronavirus has been

15th all californians will be able to make an appointment for their first alameda county supervisor wilma chan says that makes this site even more important. the site has been valuable, but we still don't have enough. there's still been a shortage. there's still been on people who have been searching and searching for appointments. so we're really when when we just do this astronomical opening on april 15th. >> that without a site like this, we will not be able to meet people's expectations in alameda county. the goal is to vaccinate about 70 to 80% of people. >> right now. they're at about 20%. so leaders believe this site behind me will need to be open for several more months in oakland amanda hari kron 4 news. >> vice president kamala harris returning back home to the bay area today to sell president biden's 2 trillion dollars infrastructure plan. it was her first time back in the bay area since taking office in january. as we mentioned during her stop this morning. she toured a water treatment plant discuss clean drinking water along with jobs. >> we must understand the equities and i

fema will continue to stay on site just to help manage operations alameda county supervisor wilma chanays that this agreement came with some pretty good timing as the state now is expected to expand vaccine eligibility to everyone. 16 and older starting next week. >> it's really they administered in the well, 7 weeks they had administered over 300,000 doses. so without that, you know, 3,300 1000 doses left for alameda county out of all the doses that we've given to people who live here. they did 15%. so that's that's a significant amount. >> and starting next week the state will match vaccine allocations coming from both alameda and contra. costa counties. the site is expected to do about 6,000 vaccinations per day. some 42. we'll be back with more in a minute. mom needs help but, she doesn't want to move. we're mostly concerned about her safety. she's already had a couple of falls. we had this joke, 'oh, that's a senior moment, right? but it wasn't. i'm driving her to the doctor, physical therapy... making sure that she's eating and staying hydrated. home care with an entire support t

alameda county supervisor wilma chan says. >> this agreement came with good timing as the state's expected to expand vaccine eligibility to everyone. 16 and older next week it's really they administered in the well, 7 weeks they had administered over 300,000 doses. so without that, you know, 3,300 1000 doses left for alameda county out of all the doses that we've given to people who live here. they did 15%. so that's that's a significant amount on monday. senator alex badia visited the site while vice president kamala harris spoke out about the important contributions of this vaccine location. >> both emphasizing the need for this site to stay for continued vaccination efforts. >> county leaders say they're seeing less vaccine hesitancy and more people wanting to sign up. so this site will definitely be crucial as we see the vaccine eligibility pick up and that starts on april 15th when we have expanded eligibility the key. >> one question for you that the sign-up process is, is that changing as well. >> novick. it's going to stay the exact same. you can do that over on the state's website

alameda county supervisor wilma chan says. >> this agreement came with good timing as the state's expected to expand vaccine eligibility to everyone. 16 and older next week it's really they administered in the well, 7 weeks. they had administered over 300,000 doses. so without that, you know, 3,300 1000 doses left for alameda county out of all the doses that we've given to people who live here. they did 15%. so that's that's a significant amount on monday. senator alex badia visited the site while vice president kamala harris spoke out about the important contributions of this vaccine location. >> both emphasizing the need for this site to stay for continued vaccination efforts. county leaders say they're seeing less vaccine hesitancy and more people wanting to sign up. this means that the site will be even more helpful when california expands its eligibility starting april 15th. i'm taylor reporting kron 4 news. >> 8.26 and today san francisco launches a new vaccination site in the excelsior neighborhood. it's in walking distance from the balboa park station. it's going to be. operating w

alameda county supervisor wilma chan says. >> this agreement came with good timing as the state's expectednd vaccine eligibility to everyone. 16 and older next week it's really they administered in the well, 7 weeks. they had administered over 300,000 doses. so without that, you know, 3,300 1000 doses left for alameda county out of all the doses that we've given, the people who live here. they did 15%. so that's that's a significant amount on monday. senator alex badia visited the site while vice president kamala harris spoke out about the important contributions of this vaccine location. >> both emphasizing the need for this site to stay for continued vaccination efforts. county leaders say they're seeing less vaccine hesitancy and more people wanting to sign up. this means that the site will be even more helpful when california expands its eligibility starting april 15th on taylor reporting kron 4 news 6 19 and in national news, president >> as we know and we reported yesterday he's bumping up the accessibility. now you're going to able to get a shot nationwide by april 19th. if you're 1

. >> it's going to close media county supervisor wilma chan says this agreement came with good timing as the state's expected to expand vaccine eligibility to everyone. 16 and older next week it's really they administered in the well, 7 weeks. they had administered over 300,000 doses. so without that, you know, 3,300 1000 doses left for alameda county out of all the doses that we've given to people who live here. they did 15%. so that's that's a significant amount. this all comes after vice president kamala harris spoke out about the need to keep the site running on monday. and senator alex, but visited the site in person advocating for its day. >> county leaders say they're seeing less vaccine hesitancy and more people wanting to sign up for the vaccine. so having this site will be extremely helpful as california expands its eligibility on april 15th. >> the key jonathan, ok, taylor. you know, these changes folks might be wondering if the vaccine sign-up process will change or will that stay the same. >> know, vicki, that will stay the same. it's not getting any more complicated. you

alameda county supervisor wilma chan says that this agreement came with good timing as the state now is expected to expand vaccine eligibility to everyone. 16 and older starting next week. >> it's really they administered in the well, 7 weeks they had administered over 300,000 doses. so without that you know, 3,300 1000 doses left alameda county out of all the doses that we've given to people who live here. they did 15%. so that's that's a significant amount. >> starting next week. the state will match vaccine allocations coming from both alameda and contra. costa counties. the site is expected to do about 6,000 vaccinations per day. and that's just locally on the national front. we have president joe biden bumping up his deadline for states to make all americans least all american adults eligible for a coronavirus vaccine by april 9th, right. we're telling you about that meantime, the administration announcing a 150 million. >> shots in arms since inauguration day. so chugging along at a good towards that goal of 200 million americans. with at least one shot by his first 100 days in

alameda county supervisor wilma chan says this agreement came at the perfect time because the state isected to expand its vaccine eligibility to everyone. 16 and older starting next week. >> it's really they administered in the well, 7 weeks they had administered over 300,000 doses. so without that, you know, 3,300 1000 doses left for alameda county out of all the doses that we've given to people who live here. they did 15%. so that's that's a significant amount. >> and starting next week the state will match vaccine allocations coming from both alameda and contra. costa counties. the site is expected to put out or give out about 6,000 vaccinations per day. we'll take a break at 9.26 coming up next on the kron 00:00am morning news easter service was disrupted. >> by awful hate speech in the south bay. we'll tell you what happened coming up in a moment. ever since darrell's family , their laundry smells more amazing than ever. [darrell's wife] uh, honey, isn't that the dog's towel? [dog sfx] hey, mi towel, su towel. there's more gain scent plus oxi boost and febreze odor remover in ever

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