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Good morning to all of you. We are grateful to have you, as always. We want to begin with official this is california because they, unfortunately, are three more people have died. Firefighters are battling two dozen major fires across california alone. More than 3 million acres burned this year. Theyve destroyed at least 4,000 structures. Oh, my god. In oregon, Officials Say at least eight of the fires there may not burn out until the winter rains begin. Across california and oregon and Washington State, at least 33 people died in these wildfires. This morning, were learning about two of them....

Im laura jarrett. 5 a. M. In new york. 50 days until election but of course we may not know the result that night or even that week so be ready for a long, drawn out president ial election. Well have much more on that. We begin this morning with the nation confronted by three serious crises. The raging wildfires on the west coast. The death toll rising to 35. 25 in california. They have burned 4. 6 million acres. Thats the equivalent of connecticut and rhode island combined. The major cities along the west coast likes los angeles, san francisco, seattle are feeling the effects. I listen to the...

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