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That continues to be in place. bottom line, harris county under the constitution is not allowed to come up with their own rules. what texas a is doing, by adding more hours, we're making it easier for people to vote. one last point, chris. that is, if you look at the hours of voting that texas provides, it is far more hours of voting than exist in the state where our current president voted in where they had exactly zero hours of early voting. it's far easier to vote in the state of texas than it is in delaware and yet nobody is claiming there's some type of voter suppression taking place in d...

Bottom line, harris county under the constitution is not allowed to come up with their own rules. what texas a is doing, by adding more hours, we're making it easier for people to vote. one last point, chris. that is, if you look at the hours of voting that texas provides, it is far more hours of voting than exist in the state where our current president voted in where they had exactly zero hours of early voting. it's far easier to vote in the state of texas than it is in delaware and yet nobody is claiming there's some type of voter suppression taking place in delaware. chris: let me ask you ...

Cbs' lilia luciano is in los angeles. lilia, good evening. >> reporter: good evening to you, errol. crowds are here at one of l.a.'s biggest parks as the golden state awaits for that green light to reopen on tuesday. but a return to normal has its roadblocks. a busy sunday in los angeles as covid weary california is less than 48 hours away from removing mask mandates and fully reopening. >> it almost felt like this day wouldn't come. >> california has gone a great job. >> washington d.c., chicago and philadelphia are reopening this weekend but nationwide many places face roadblocks to recovery...

While the American economy has made significant progress in terms of pandemic recovery, many of the businesses that weathered the past year are still left picking up the pieces and putting them back together. Massive relief spending to support the economy throughout the pandemic has had mixed results for businesses; which speaks to the difficulty of times. Moreover, simply outlasting the pandemic is certainly not enough to end the struggles for many businesses, particularly those with razor-thin margins or leveraged start-ups. As a light at the end of the COVID-tunnel seems to be within view,...

Will he do it? >> if i were a betting person i would say he will run and i'll tell you why. for the last two years since he was last defeated, in his presidential bid he created an organization in texas called powered by people. here is what they said on saturday. got an email. powered by people governor greg abbott failed texans this week and declared texas would opt out of federal unemployment benefits. if abbott truly cared about workers he should be leading efforts to pay people more, provide universal healthcare and make texas a right to organize state. that sounds to me like a guy runnin...