and i wish that chief cochran, a speedy recovery.ith his surgery and we miss you and hopefully you will be back soon. i also wanted to ask the chief about the move and how things are going. >> hell oh commissioner. i'm still here. the one stop van ness. it's going well and we're changing things up. as far as processing the applications, d bye has handled the fire-only applications. starting on monday to help with if sa tating the transition we'll process, meaning, call control check on intake and apply an application number and collecting fees for fire only and that should help speed things up and on another note, a positive note, the volume plans we're seeing an increase, a steady increase, we're not where we used to be but we're moving in the right direction and things are looking good. >> when you say the plans that are being presented, how focusing mostly on additional dwelling units or are you just speaking broadly. >> >> we have a separate team that handles adus and that's a team that -- >> thank you, fire marshal. i also wante

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. >> republican bruce cochran, small business leader, believes mr. trump still has the edge. >> i think people feel they're better off now than they were four years ago. >> reporter: 200 miles east mary tribue has a different view. >> i'm afraid if he gets four more years this country will be totally destroyed. >> high early turnout shows voters have a say. >> thank you. >> everybody's got their voice right now and we'll see what the people decide. >> once the battle for their state is over, voters on both sides say they'd like to see the country come together. natali brandt, cbs news, pennsylvania. >>> they crashed, but there was certainly no celebration on wall street yesterday. the dow plunged 650 points over a surge in covid cases and no help in sight from washington, d.c. at one point stocks nearly dropped 1,000 points. >>> meantime, pfizer is expanding its covid vaccine trial to include kids as young as 12. the move was approved by the fda. researchers say they feel confident about testing children because they have safety data from 30,000 adul

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moody's analytics's steve cochran. minerd is saying the fed's so-called main street program is a disaster and the u.s. has done permanent damage to the jobs market. he spoke to bloomberg about that and the prospect for more fiscal stimulus. of whathe definition saving the economy is. they could put up the package that is proposed, one on a trillion dollars, that is probably -- 1.8 trillion dollars, that will probably buy 3-6nother three-x months -- six months and it will not come in time to make a difference for november. but the impact could start to be felt by christmas. in terms of the long run, the cares act for instance, and the existing program, have done very little to lift structural growth for the long-term. saved they policy has credit markets in a lot of ways. a lot of these bigger businesses that have been able to seek financing. how would you compare that to the access for credit -- took credit for smaller businesses? many of them have shut down already. scott: policymakers are leaving themselves open to a

steve cochran from woody's joins us to break down the flow of economic data this week. bloomberg. ♪ ♪ haidi: good morning. we are counting down to asia's major market open. shery: our top stories this hour, stimulus talks remained deadlocked in washington. president trump says republicans are having a hard time with nancy pelosi and she says current offers are grossly inadequate. the yuan faces pressure after the pboc moved to calm the markets. the governor

i don't see any big problems on north one oh one from cochran to 87, it's just under 15 minutes back to you. thanks a lot rhonda 6.49 and the stands at levi's will not be filled with 49 er fans any time soon unfortunately, not not yet anyway. >>new guidelines allow professional sports teams in orange here. >>3 zones to fill 20% of their stands with fans from as far as a 120 miles away however, santa clara county's executive officer, jeff smith says that while covid positive to positivity rates or near one percent in santa clara county which is great. they are still at around 8% in some of the other surrounding counties and he says that's just too much of a risk. >>if you do the math that means somewhere between 250 and a 1000 people out of those 14,000 people we'll be infected. they'll be infected. there will be at the stadium screaming yelling they'll be going to try to get food. they'll be unmasked during the time period that they're eating. they're going to be going to the restroom. they're going to be congregating they're going to be infecting other individuals. >>county official

where one player has ended a 10 year way tweeze made into a title in $232.00 starts american jason cochran come close to winning but on sunday he's persistence finally paid off the 35 year old clinched a 2 stroke victory at the c.j. cup in las vegas ahead of shell fairly. ok that's all the sports news for now i'll be back again a little later with more thank you and thanks for watching the news hour on al-jazeera we're back in just a moment we'll have much more off a day's news see you in a minute by. the latest news the international crisis group but using the government have been dangerous social leaders by allowing the exploitation of natural resources details coverage of the new foreign minister claim in the us is. now taking control of the structures from around the world yes a drought speak economic crisis prices and employment soaring nations and not grown up by. rewind return. the updates on the best of al-jazeera documentaries. live. renditions inside libya's prison when the rebels came to tripoli they ransacked all sorts of buildings associated with gadhafi it was in the office o

material the chemical composition and essentially the abundance so far organic molecules based on cochranere right to francisco to go thank you very much for speaking to us from london it's a pleasure. still ahead on the news hour the dallas cowboys making history in a rather embarrassing way so i will be here in just a moment and sure looks plain shortly. it will be a. color again time for the sports is with sun up thank you very much to a dying always out with the dallas cowboys who have made some quite embarrassing n.f.l. history following their latest defeat this by being mauled at 38 to 10 by the arizona cardinals and seeing their workload slump to just 2 wins and 4 losses they sit. top of the n.f.c. east division makes them the cess team with a dizzying raechel and to have that if is indeed 2 weeks 6 since 1970 mega o. been speaking to you k. based american sports broadcaster michael calls and he believes that the cowboys new record was in some ways inevitable top of the division is and isn't much of a compliment when it's the n.f.c. east and to an extent dallas has problems like 3 o

matty davis, an infectious disease physician at washington university school of medicine and the john cochraning, doctor. we reported 19 last hour on the outbreak in north dakota. it has one of the highest cases per capita. just 16 icu beds available in the entire state. by the way, we're talking about a state with a population of about 760,000 people. so how concerned are you for states like north dakota and states like wisconsin? >> very concerned. i mean, these numbers are happening at a time where the virus is actually seeded across the country. the last time we saw numbers like this was early in the pandemic, and that was before that happened. additionally, we are seeing changes where we're now seeing this happen in a much younger age group. that 18 to 25 age group. so i have very great concerns here. for multiple reasons, but the highest among them, the fact that we're now coming into a winter season, right, where folks have to be indoors, more. and where we have a lot of other viruses that are going to come out and be around and at the forefront of those are, of course, flu. >> and doc

our race was the last senate race in the united states because cochran fell ill and resigned.ecide to run, stand up a campaign, find a staff, raise the money. we got 47% of the vote. that's why i knew we could win. we had to run then to win now. your viewers should know here in mississippi, we have more black voters per capita than any state in the nation. so we have a lot to work with from the beginning. so all we have to do is build a coalition. just get out the black voters like never before and get enough white voters in the suburbs, in the college towns or the mississippi gulf coast to build that coalition to do what we need to do, and we are doing it. >> yours is not the highest profile senate race that the national media is covering. have you had trouble getting the attention and the support from the national democratic party for your race in mississippi? >> yes, yes. you know, it's like they're beginning to now, and i'm very grateful. if you had asked me that question two months ago, i would have been -- i would have given you a different answer. but right now i'm very

a crash clearing south 101 at cochran road. >>> i am tracking extreme heat and dangerous fire weatherditions with gusty offshore winds. in fact this morning, clocking impressive wind gusts especially in the higher elevations with 50 to 60-mile per hour wind gusts, high fire danger with the red flag warning, heat advisory for the bay area today and for tomorrow due to these dangerously hot temperatures, mid to upper 90s, triple digit heat inland, proposition 16 takes on discrimination. some women make as little as 42% of what a man makes. voting yes on prop 16 helps us fix that. it's supported by leaders like kamala harris and opposed by those who have always opposed equality. we either fall from grace or we rise. together. proposition 16 provides equal opportunities, levelling the playing field for all of us. vote yes on prop 16. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." a record 16 million americans have reportedly alread cast ballots for president this year. just because a ballot is returned early does not mean it will be counted early or at all. more than 300 election-related lawsuit

all of our friends -- michael cochran is in rehab, as you know, but the phone is never far from him.e send our prayers. art cisneros as instrumental in the [inaudible] and continuing with the help of that transition. we have our two new search k9s, cassie and jack, send over from homeland security. i'd like to read a letter that station 3 has written. members of the sffd, we wanted to take a moment to thank all of you who have been there for us as we deal with the loss of our brother, jason cortez. those of you that showed up at sfgh, lined the procession to the medical examiner's office, stepping in to fill in for regular members so they could go home and process what happened that day, and local 798, who had been exceedingly supportive, all of the space stations who had volunteered to cook for free, down to all of the individual members who have reached out to the station, and to the three members individually, we thank you for your sentiments, support, and effort. as we all know, there's more to come, and patty, jackson, grayson, bill, nellie, sonia, and greg will need support fro