is worried about covid hot spot the cold weather that s coming pickup. he spoke today on a panel for the silicon valley leadership group. so i m concerned unless we do something to turn this around, we re going to have a very difficult, very painful winter. reporter: he said universal wears of masks and continued social distancing will help, and so will choosing outdoor activities over indoor when possible. no one has an appetite to shut the country down again. reporter: he said he is cautiously optimistic about a vaccine. there are six possibility, five of which are in advanced trials. we should be able to get an inkling of whether or not we have a safe and effective vaccine sometime in mid to end of november, beginning of december. reporter: best-case scenario, he said, vaccine doses would be ready for public by the end of this year or early next, so it will take months to disemname to everyone. santa clara health officials say they are already look at logistics
we try to take a little bit of the california ingenuity and innovative spirit we are well known for and we reached out to perkin elmer, and we reached out to a number of other partners to develop a strategy. the governor said the lab has already created 300 new jobs with 400 more expected in the spring. to the south bay, a san jose church that says it will continue holding large indoor services in defiance of public health orders ring the covid-19 outbreak, now the county is taking the church to court. henry lee is here with more on this standoff. reporter: for months, calvary chapel in san jose have been holding in their services for as many as 600 people each week, despite a ban on gatherings because of the coronavirus. on friday, church leaders say nothing will change, even in the face of a $350,000 fine by santa clara county, which is now taking them to court. the pastor says he knows coronavirus is still active, but he is worried about a mental health pandemic. p
but i felt like it was going to be safe. reporter: more than 40% of ballots sent out have been returned, but with a major jump in voter registration from 2016, secretary of state alex padilla says it means there is still a lot to people who need to cast their vote. the math is simple, there is more than 22 million registered voters in the state of california. a little bit more than nine a half million ballots already back, that is great early voting number, but that means there is more than 10 million voters who have yet to participate. reporter: several sports arenas will be converted into early voting and ballot drop- off locations, starting saturday, and three election day, that includes levi s a stadium in santa clara, and the oakland coliseum, the warriors have transformed the practice facility in downtown oakland on broadway, and kaiser permanente arena in santa cruz into pulling sites, the area around the chase center will serve as a ballot drop-off location, wit
for the last eight months. the mayor and public health official s blame an increase in covered coved cases and hospitalizations. indoor pools, locker rooms and family entertainment won t reopen tuesday. restaurants set to expand their capacity to 50% will stay at 25. live coverage, business owners found the news sudden and surprising. reporter: they said to me, the ones we talked to they understand the reasons why, they were preparing to reopen next week. now think have to put on the brakes. reporter: hope of reopening fell to the gutter. we were prepping to reopen. social media posts. when the owner heard the because of grand reopening, his heart sank. we feel terrible. it s heartbreaking. we ve all been on this ride for the last eight months. for months they moved furniture, sanitizing stations and added partitions. the is an added layer of protection. the mayor said a sudden increase prompted the change. what we will have to do is put a pause on some
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