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Their pitches to the public. What a new poll is showing and the Record Number of voters heading to the polls. Breaking overnight. Officer fired. The cop in illinois involved in the shooting of an unarmed black man losing his job. What officials are saying about the death that fueled protests in the area. Wildfire deaths. A couple married nearly 70 years losing their lives in one of those monstrous colorado infernos. Strong winds fueling the flames. Nature seems to be really against us right now. Plus, the major fire threat on the way to california. And taking the lead. Heres one shot into left...

Trade rumors with the picture is not much brighter. Tac down half of 1 ahead of the European Central bank later this week. Want south in south korea in south korea the cost to slightly lower as the u. S. And south korea begin joint military exercises today. Lauren tatar eclipse glasses ready if you can find them. The nation prepares for a total eclipse the sun on the ground along the path of totality. Fbn am starts right now. Cheryl is 5 01 a. M. In new york trade monday, august 21st. Good morning, everybody. Cheryl casone. Solar eclipse day. Lauren welcome back. I come everybody. Thank you fo...

To get state legislatures, and then the Republican Congress to supplant the will of the people. Its extremely doubtful we ever get that far. Theres no indication the president s efforts to gum up the works by getting alternative electors slated will succeed. He leaned on michigan legislators on friday and is said to be trying to do likewise with pennsylvanians, although pennsylvania lawmakers say they havent received an invitation to the white house. After meeting with the president , the Michigan Senate leader and House Speaker said they would follow the law and normal process. Theres just no...

$44 million in improvements are being made at the South Bend International airport.That money will go toward taxiway fixes, runway improvements, and reopening a

Vaccinations were stopped after it became clear they would not be effective. "We cannot and will not lose hope that the world will have an effective HIV vaccine," the International AIDS director said.