and i wish that chief cochran, a speedy recovery. with 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 wan

cochrane, who i'm wishing again speedy recovery with his injury. i really want to thank rescue captain josh smith. he's taken over and taken the ball running with all of chief cochrane's projects. again, we have so much work we're doing with covid. our management, our response. and doing our best to keep our members masked at all times. we are -- it's a constant battle with covid, obviously, and we have our daily challenges that we work with. he's been working very well. right now, we're working on a process of filling chief cochrane's position and the temporary status, until he's able to return to duty if he's able to return to duty. during the month of august, we did a lot of training on the tactical training medical care. here's a photo of practicing. we've had a lot of participation with other agencies and unified command which is imperative. it's worked wonderfully. here's an example of some of our tactical gear we use. these are tactical medics and we've had so much participation and interest with all of our medics. it's been wonderful. i wan

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cochrane has just 5000 habitants but it's a much visited city many missouri river cruises set off fromere and you can also find a specialty that is typical of the region the missouri peach which is used for cakes and tarts for example. there's the big i know what a peach yes but what makes them result peach so special ready to leave you see the colors differently and it's also a bit smaller than your average piece with the peach trees are planted on the land that's no longer used to get wine on the grape vines are removed and replaced with trees. through quite well she said the minerals in the sun will. be used to peaches in both sweet and savory dishes and. this is both sweet and savory from the point you can also make nice chance each company has been in a is also nice and lick your 2 so the fruit has much to offer you can see a few what how does the muzzle peach differ in taste from a normal peach. essence the 1st of all it's not sweet it's more savory with a bitter note and when you hold the fresh fruit in your hand it's riteish green the fairy in plain wrong has little taste when

cochrane has just 5000 and habitants but it's a much visited city many missouri river cruises set offrom here and you can also find a specialty that is typical of the region the result peach which is used for cakes and tarts for example. as the big i know what a peach is but what makes them a zel peach so special ready to eat you see the color is different and it's also a bit smaller than your average people with the peach trees are planted on land that is no longer used to grow wine on the great plains are removed and replaced with trees. pushed through quite well she said the minerals in the soil. used to be cheese and sweet amsi very dishes. is both sweet and savory for the point you can also make nice jam each company has been ill is also nice and like your 2 you should have fruit as much to offer that the f.b.i. what how does the muzzle peach differ in taste from a normal peach. the 1st of all it's not sweet it's more savory with a bitter note and when you hold the fresh fruit in your hand it's reddish green the fairy in plain wrong has little taste went whoosh mix of. i'm not he

cochranes is steven from moody's analytics.sing cycle, thisdid take a pause, shows that the economy is starting to do better but it is still grim here. the -- it is quite optimistic. they talked about 2021 being a much better year than 2020. at the numbers look pretty good so far for malaysia. exports are up and industrial production as of last month was equal to about a year ago. unemployment rate is down, down about 5%, and so things are looking down in terms of malaysia turning around. what they are doing is allowing fiscal policy to sort of take the heavy lifting right now to make sure that there is a floor under the economy and that those who are still hurting in terms of fmes get the assistance that they need. it has been one of the more aggressive central banks in southeast asia in terms of easing interest rates, they can take a pause for a while, at least until the fourth order and see how things go. forecastnot quite a when it comes to growth and inflation. what are you expecting for the remainder of the year as we als

here's nbc's john cochrane. >> president ford's aides applauded him for getting congress to provide liabilityion for manufacturers of the swine flu vaccine. that insurance may be needed according to some doctors who claim the flu shots are unnecessary and possibly dangerous. the president says that's just not true. >> scientific and medical evidence continues to support the need for a swine flu inoculation program. a vaccine has been developed that is both safe and effective with a very low risk of adverse reactions. >> the president's signature on the flu bill means we should start getting the shots late last month. white house aides are indignant who say it is a campaign gimmick. >> ford was accused of politicizing the vaccine, using it as a tool for his re-election. the government started running ads and pushing for all americans to get their vaccine. >> before she died she gave it to her friend, the mailman, the paper boy and her vet. >> the whole thing, pure campaign continued into the fall where president trump as the public face of the push. the cameras were rolling as he received his

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

and i wish that chief cochran, a speedy recovery.h 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 wanted

>>so yeah, i mean i mean will who's in neighboring cochran said he actually smell smoke today unlike last week so wouldn't surprise as the light comes up you just see more and more of how bad it is. >>we've got use to skies that look this bad, i mean yesterday was gross friday and saturday were worse ones as far as air quality go some believe it or not this is somewhat of an improvement but compared to how bad we were it takes a lot to make some big improvements here we're still very very porous far as air quality goes all across the region. so by no means is today anywhere close to being a good day to spend much time outside at all. now let's break down our current conditions we have seen both improvements and things that aren't so good. first of all we have this low pressure area is going to be making its way just to our north and ahead of it some winds that are steering smoke from oregon and northern california wildfires out of the region eventually pushing that smoke across the rest of the country where they're experiencing it as far east as ohio. as for our own neck of the woods

cochran, and my favorite, senator lisa murkowski who kept this whole effort live through her great supports already been done by sir michael, who allowed us to conduct our business in a supportive bipartisan way truly in the image of the man we honor tonight. and i want to think one commissioner in particular. and he has already been thanked and deservedly so. and that is bob dole. a man who fought bravely on the battlefields of italy under ike's command. although greatly wounded, he fought boats -- he fought his way back to boats health and strength. and a wonderful career as united states senate. he implied that same tenacity of spirits of fundraising on behalf of this memorial. because of his tireless efforts the remaining heroes of the greatest generation can now come here and finally, finally salute their commanding officer. needless to say, we would not be here today without the guiding influence of the eisenhower family. i would ike to recognize now david eisenhower and his wife julie nixon eisenhower who are with us tonight. david please stand. i can't see you but hopefully others

when i started my research, i thought that number was made up, because jacqueline cochrane had a bited up sometimes. she does, she does. there in the national archives, all of these letters you can find of women saying, please, i want to fly. 1830 were picked, 80% of women had at least two years of college, right? they could be very selective. this is a timely 4% of the american women had college degrees, so it was a very selective group. they did a wide variety of jobs. they started as very pilots with air transport command, flying the planes from place to place within the continental united states. they did not go overseas, they do not fly in combat. they just stayed within the continental united states. a little peek into canada a couple, times and a little peek in to the caribbean a few times, but for the most, part just within the continent. then they move to different jobs. can you see the target back there? right? if you're going to send men overseas, get to teach them how to shoot, right? shooting from the duck of a b17 against the plane is a little different dog cutting. if

bill to designate the manhattan campus of the new york harbor health care system as the margaret cochran corbin health care system. the speaker pro tempore: is there objection to consideration of the bill? without objection. the bill is engrossed, read a third time and passed and the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. takano: madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent that the committee on veterans affairs be discharged from further consideration of h.r. 7347 and ask for its immediate consideration in the house. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: a bill to go designate the medical center of the department of veterans affairs as the lieutenant colonel charles s.k.i.t.t.l.e.s. medical center. the speaker pro tempore: is there objection to consideration of the bill? without objection, the bill is read a third time and bill is laid on the table. mr. takano: i ask unanimous consent consent to take from the speaker's table s. 4072 and ask for its