San Diego opened a vaccine with their calling a superstation. So this was a kind

of a mass immunization clinic in a parking lot. And it was outside of Petco

Park, which is where the home of the San Diego Padres. And it says here San Diego

County opens vaccine superstation here, Petco Park. The San Diego mayor said

these type of collaborations are going to be the new normal for these vaccine

superstations. So that was last week. It went on throughout the week. And let's

take a look at what that looked like during the week.

We're really excited to be here at Petco Park, the vaccinated many, many

thousands individuals.

The parking lot was transformed into a COVID-19 superstation.

Kramer's team is overwhelmed with bookings at vaccination superstation.

And cars began to line up outside of the Pondres tailgate parking lot in

downtown.

They had a line going all the way out. We're all excited to get back to normal

life. And we're going to need a herd immunity to be able to get there.

This is the kind of stuff that reflects the very best of our city.

Six San Diego health care workers had allergic reactions to vaccines.

They received at the superstation downtown state epidemiologist, Dr.

Eric Epan, alerted providers state why to stop using the particular

batch of Moderna vaccine until the CDC FDA and Moderna can complete their

investigations.

The second I said something about my ear, they all like sprung into action.

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