100,000 texans need to get vaccinated on a daily basis. you can t do that calling around to pharmacy stores. reporter: and tonight in wisconsin, neighbors reacting to a pharmacist accused of deliberately sabotaging hundreds of doses. there s people that should have got those shots. and what if they get the virus now? it s horrible that somebody would do that on purpose. really a disturbing headline in all of this. trevor ault joining us outside a new york city hospital. trevor, the people who received the first doses of the pfizer vaccine will be due for their second shots next week. some argue we should put more emphasis on getting more americans their first shots. reporter: that s right, whit, and other countries are considering that, too, altering the dosing regimen to get more people the first shot and at least some level of protection.
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‘It’s Unenforceable.’ The Holidays Make it Tougher to Police COVID-19 Restrictions Time 12/21/2020 Melissa Chan © Jay Clendenin Los Angeles Times/Getty Images A sign tells visitors to the pier in Manhattan Beach, Calif., on Dec. 3, 2020 to wear a mask or face a $350 fine.
San Diego County Sheriff Bill Gore has been cracking down on COVID-19 rule breakers for weeks.
When coronavirus cases in California began surging again in November, Gore launched a team of deputies to make sure people were complying with statewide public health orders, including staying away from restaurants, fitness centers and large gatherings.
“I get a lot of emails and a lot of pushback,” says Gore, whose office has issued about 150 citations for COVID-19 violations since the pandemic began. “But this is a public health crisis. I’m doing what I think is right.”