California Surpasses New York For Most COVID Deaths

The video discusses the impact of COVID-19 in California, highlighting the death toll and the use of the San Francisco 49ers stadium as a vaccination site. It outlines the state's strategy to distribute vaccines directly to community health clinics to ensure equitable access, especially for underserved communities. Governor Newsom emphasizes the importance of equity in vaccine distribution, noting that less than 10% of Californians have received at least one vaccine dose.

How many people have died from COVID-19 in California, and what is this number comparable to?

• 45,000; the capacity of a small concert hall

• 45,000; the capacity of the San Francisco 49ers stadium lower bowl

• 50,000; the capacity of a major city park

• 50,000; the capacity of a large sports arena

What is the current use of the San Francisco 49ers home stadium?

• A testing site for COVID-19

• A quarantine facility

• A vaccination site

• A temporary hospital

What is the state's strategy for distributing vaccines in California?

• Allocating vaccines to private hospitals

• Distributing vaccines through pharmacies

• Sending vaccines to individual homes

• Phasing in direct allocations to community health clinics

What concern does Governor Newsom highlight regarding vaccine distribution?

• The speed of distribution

• The cost of vaccines

• Equity in distribution

• The effectiveness of vaccines

What percentage of California's population has received at least one dose of the vaccine?

• Less than 5%

• Less than 10%

• More than 10%

• More than 20%