will put that out soon as we can as well. officials say the investigation is still in its early stages. this is the first officer involved shooting of the year in san jose and ruben ktvu, fox two news on his first full day in office. president biden is prioritizing number one item on his agenda. the coronavirus pandemic. president biden side a number of executive orders today aimed at ramping up testing and vaccinations. we get live coverage tonight from our privilege from our political reporter regulate greg yeah, frank. good evening. the flurry of executive orders continues from the biden, white house. president biden and his team made it like you said on their first full day in office, covid-19 is the priority, though he tried to temper expectations, saying things are gonna get worse before they get better. marin his first full day of office. president joe biden signed 10 executive orders directed at battling the coronavirus pandemic, our national strategies comprehensive,
tonight with the coronavirus vaccine rollout from hours long wait times to a shortage of doses. some say it is nearly impossible to get an appointment. i just kept getting like rerouted every time i said, i want to make a vaccine appointment. the problem we have a d n of the day is logistics. we don t have enough vaccines. patients and county leaders both say the effort is falling short. good evening to you. i m andre senior, and i m cristina rendon mass vaccination sites are being opened up around the state. but here, local leaders say they are still waiting for more doses you deny. ktvu is elissa harrington joins us live with more on the stumbles, elissa patients are frustrated and hospitals are apologizing tonight for those long wait times. and a shortage of available appointments. the hospitals are already overwhelmed with the amount of covid patients they re seeing and other emergencies, and at least kaiser admits that the recent expansion of eligibility of this covid-19
they get better. in his first full day of office. president joe biden signed 10 executive orders directed it. battling the coronavirus pandemic, our national strategies comprehensive, it s based on science, not politics. it s base, not denial and his detail outlining the federal response at the forefront of the plan, a national vaccination campaign to help meet the president s goal. 100 million shots in the 1st 100 days in office will move heaven and earth to get more people vaccinated for free and create more places for them to get vaccinated to mobilize maurer medical teams to get shots and people s arms and to increase vaccine supply and get it out the door as fast as possible the importance of ramping up the vaccination effort was echoed by dr anthony fauci, biden s chief medical advisor on covid-19. if we get 70 to 85% of. the country vaccinated, let s say by the end of the summer, middle of the summer, i believe by the time we get to the fall, we will be approaching a d
pasadena has really known for the rose bowl parade and the rose bowl game and has really established the identity for the community over the years. pray goes all the way back to 1890. it was to let the world know that they had these really amazing flowers and citrus growing in the winter months here in southern california, where the sun was out and the temperatures were all very temperate, while the rest of the country in the midwest was under snow. so over the years many people only know pasadena because they ve seen the rose parade or the rose bowl game. welcome to tournament house. it s actually directly mention, owned by the regulars purchased in 1914. but for now let s talk about where it all began. we just had our 130th rose parade. the first rate was in january 1st of 1890, and it started with the valley high club, which is literally three blocks down the street, and it is the oldest unit and our equestrians, because it is been an everyone quite literally. one of the
from the state and federal governments. it s the biggest vaccine rollout in history. so this is something that nobody s ever done before, and we are working together very closely to manage this as it comes. but i think our biggest limitation right now is the supply of vaccine. those vaccine doses include the city s adults, not children, so it s not actually approved for younger than 16. yet those studies are. where anticipating so those studies but it s just we don t have the data right now. san francisco supervisor matt julie haener held a hearing wednesday aimed a clarifying where san francisco stands when it comes to vaccine distribution. the goal to vaccinate the city by the end of june came out of that meeting. it was exciting, i think for a lot of us tear that because it shows really a level of commitment. and what is beginning to ah, demonstrate a comprehensive enough plan to deliver that many vaccines. the city is also under a new health order requiring large health c