chief quinlan, do you want to speak to that?hink our approach to all protests will be consistent based on the policies and procedures of the division of police. chief? chief quinlan: thank you, mayor. you are accurate. the division between the type of irritants used or not used in other law enforcement applications that we do use for violent protesters. it is based not on the person's beliefs or speech, it is based on action. those will be clearly defined for the rules of engagement for all officers, whether in columbus or other jurisdictions. we will be working under the unified command. we will have control over who is deploying what irritant and when and how we decontaminate after that. they will be steps in place. >> next question is kevin landers. >> hello, governor. by placing the national guard on its highest level of alert are you also approving the use of deadly force if needed? should businesses be preparing to board up store windows? are you aware of any credible threat against president-elect biden? thank you. gov. d

in a statement to wcmh quinlan said while he hoped to continue in his role, he respected the decisionas chief. >>> as if we need more proof how amazing dogs are, we have one peac pooch and his owner. >> i was trapped. >> the dog was given to her when her son passed a i way last year king is definitely a hero. >> la cree fahad lied down after working a graveyard shift when her home caught fire she said king was tugging on her, scratching her until she woke up, leading him to safety. >>> it looks like we'll continue to see a mask bernie sanders sitting in a folding chair with, of course, the mask and mittens. the senator has announced sales have reached nearly $2 million to a charity in vermont and now a dallas pinata maker is looking to continue the popularity 100 bucks for just bernie or 150 bucks if you want that bernie pinata on a chair, making sure the hair is perfect. right there, parka, mittens. >>> super bowl lv is a week away the chiefs will not be without some of their most loyal fans. we take a look at a chiefs fan living in enemy territory. >> reporter: joey lowery was born

. >> reporter: pediatrician kyran quinlan for rush university medical center was part of the researchat found children as young as 17 months can open up a microwave so they pushed for new safety features. >> we wanted to change the standard so it was harder for kids to get in the microwave. >> reporter: and they were able to do just that. starting in 2023, manufacturers will have to add some kind of safety button or latch so it requires two steps to open a microwave. >> i'm just really happy it turned out that way. >> reporter: parents who want to keep their kids from opening a microwave can buy a safety latch like this. experts say it's also important to keep the appliance where children can't reach it. danya bacchus, cbs news, los angeles. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," the struggle for schools to reopen during the pandemic. we'll hear from teachers, parents and students about their frustrations. >>> plus, the rise on anti-sem m ettism in the u.s. >>> and tyler perry tells us about his special to raise awareness about the coronavirus vaccine. that's the "cbs morning news" for

jeff sainz and natalie quinlan who are managing this whole effort.t prayer. i thought it important that people understand what happened. 100,000 americans who lost their lives in this pandemic. on tuesday, jill and i and kamala and doug stood at the reflecting pool and joined americans all across the country to remember those 400,000 moms and dads, husbands and wives, children, sons and daughters. i said in that moment that to heal, we must remember. it's important to do that as a nation and we must also act, not just remember. for the past year we couldn't rely on the federal government to act with the urgency and focus and coordination that we needed and we have seen the tragic cost of that failure. 3-4000 deaths per day. to date more than 24 million americans. 24 million americans have been affected. to put that in context, america makes up 4% of the world's population but 25% of the worlds confirmed covid-19 cases and only 20% of all the covid-19 deaths. we have 4% of the worlds population. the pandemic has disproportionately impacted on blacks,

. >> anything else, commissioner quinlan? >> i'm going through my report. i did it with a fine-toothed comb, and yes i have some additional questions. i notice that we have one station engineer, and i know that it would be great to get two. what would it take for us to have that second engineer? second station engineer? i'm sure our chief would love to have two station engineers working for the department. maybe that's part of our discussion when we are talking about giving ourselves a little more independence to make our own repairs. chief? >> thank you, commissioner. yes, i would love to have another stationary engineer. i would love to have our own mechanics, our own -- just sort of a lot of different divisions. however, we have been asked to cut 7.5% this year and another 2.5% possibly this year as well, and i know mr. corso is going to go over that today, but you know, this city is in dire financial straits right now. so as much as i would love to ask for everything, you have to be strategic and see what we can ask for and make the argument for it. >>

. >> anything else, commissioner quinlan? >> i'm going through my report. i did it with a fine-toothed comb, and yes i have some additional questions. i notice that we have one station engineer, and i know that it would be great to get two. what would it take for us to have that second engineer? second station engineer? i'm sure our chief would love to have two station engineers working for the department. maybe that's part of our discussion when we are talking about giving ourselves a little more independence to make our own repairs. chief? >> thank you, commissioner. yes, i would love to have another stationary engineer. i would love to have our own mechanics, our own -- just sort of a lot of different divisions. however, we have been asked to cut 7.5% this year and another 2.5% possibly this year as well, and i know mr. corso is going to go over that today, but you know, this city is in dire financial straits right now. so as much as i would love to ask for everything, you have to be strategic and see what we can ask for and make the argument for it. >>