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Voting by mail is a great idea and will limit the amount of people doing it in person keeping us safer.

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We are able to mail ballots sooner with no mailing fees and have less people in lines. By voting yes you approve of the governments decision and by voting no you do not approve.

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President should have leadership skills 

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Supreme Court appointment of new Justice Opinion 

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Supreme Court appointment of new Justice Opinion 

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We should wait until after the president is elected so we can really look for the right person instead of rushing to put someone in the position that may not be the most qualified.

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When immigrants come seeking asylum they should not delegate the children from the parents or have them in cages like animals

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Prop.22 should be a law so we can still have things like uber, lyft, and doordash.

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Be kind to others if you want them to be kind to you, especially because you don't know what someone else is going through is a moral I live by.

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FAIRFIELD - Firefighters from Solano County remain on the lines working to slow a fast-moving wildfire that exploded in size since its start early Sunday and threatens thousands of homes.

The Glass Fire prompted an order Monday for all residents of Calistoga in Napa County to evacuate. Evacuations were also ordered in rural areas near the fire zone. Some residents of Santa Rosa in Sonoma County were also forced to evacuate.

A series of evacuation warnings and evacuation orders continued Tuesday.

Fairfield firefighters were released Sunday from the SQF Complex in Tulare County and reassigned to the Glass Fire. They arrived early Sunday night a quickly went to work.

Firefighters from Vallejo are also there in support of the effort to contain the fire.

They were part of a small army of firefighters working the fire Monday night: 2,099 personnel to include 25 hand crews supported by 261 engines, 71 bulldozers, 31 water tenders and 16 helicopters, the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection reports.

The fire started early Sunday within the Coastal Range in rural Napa County and soon exploded, forcing evacuations along its path, Cal Fire reports. It had burned 72.82 square miles (46,600 acres) as of 7 p.m. Tuesday and had destroyed 115 structures and threatened 22,310 more in both Napa and Sonoma counties.

Containment was placed at 2%.

Officials who monitor air quality across the Bay Area also extended an air pollution warning through Friday that was put in place Monday largely due to smoke from the Glass Fire but also, at least for Monday, because of elevated levels of smog that accompanied higher daily temperatures.

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Solano crews support efforts to contain Glass Fire in Napa, Sonoma counties

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FAIRFIELD - Firefighters from Solano County remain on the lines working to slow a fast-moving wildfire that exploded in size since its start early Sunday and threatens thousands of homes. The Glass Fire prompted an order Monday for all residents of Calistoga in Napa County to evacuate. Evacuations w

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Moderna CEO Stéphane Bancel said Wednesday that his company's coronavirus vaccine won't be ready for widespread public distribution until spring of next year, according to a report. The also drugmaker also won't seek emergency authorization for the vaccine for front-line medical workers and other at-risk individuals until November 25 at the earliest, he told the Financial Times.

Speaking at a health conference on Wednesday, Bancel said Moderna would not be ready to seek Food and Drug Administration approval for the vaccine for use in the general population until at least late-January. If the vaccine is proven to be safe and effective, approval is unlikely until late March or early April.

"I think a late [first quarter], early [second quarter] approval is a reasonable timeline, based on what we know from our vaccine," Bancel said, the FT reported.

The timeline is a setback for Moderna, which said earlier this month that it could seek emergency authorization for a vaccine as soon as November 1. It also deals a blow to claims by President Donald Trump, which he repeated on Tuesday in his debate with Joe Biden, that a vaccine could be ready in a matter of weeks, or before the November 3 presidential election.

"We're weeks away from a vaccine," Mr. Trump said on Tuesday night during the first presidential debate with Biden. Mr. Trump's statement was in response to a question from moderator Chris Wallace about why he disagrees with a prediction by the head of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention that a vaccine won't be ready until next summer.

"I've spoken to Pfizer, I've spoken to all of the people that you have to speak to - Moderna, Johnson & Johnson and others. They can go faster than that by a lot," Mr. Trump said.

Moderna shares slumped $4 to just over $70 a share on the news of its revised timeline. Moderna did not respond to a request for comment.

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Moderna CEO says its coronavirus vaccine won't be ready until spring of next year

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Moderna CEO Stéphane Bancel said Wednesday that his company's coronavirus vaccine won't be ready for widespread public distribution until spring of next year, according to a report. The also drugmaker also won't seek emergency authorization for the vaccine for front-line medical workers and other at-risk individuals until November 25 at the earliest, he told the Financial Times.

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Major League Baseball announced it will allow up to 11,500 fans in the stands for the National League Championship Series and World Series, both of which will be held at Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas.

The COVID-19 pandemic has forced changes to MLB's playoff schedule, including holding the final three postseason rounds in Arlington, Houston, Los Angeles and San Diego to limit travel and form de facto bubbles in order to protect ballclubs from the coronavirus.

Games have largely been held without fans this year, although a limited number of home team family members have been allowed in the stands for Wild Card Series games this week.

The league's announcement marks the first time that fans will be allowed en masse in a stadium since spring training in March.

Per the Rangers' official team website, Globe Life Field has a 40,300-seat capacity over seven different levels. If 11,500 fans attend the games, then roughly 28.5 percent of the stadium will be filled.

A total of 10,550 fans will be in the seating bowl with an additional 950 fans permitted in the suites.

Tickets will be sold in groups of four (or "pods," as the press release calls them), and those quartets will be spread out throughout the ballpark to honor social distancing measures.

Mask-wearing will be mandatory unless fans are eating or drinking at their seats, and hand-sanitizing stations will be available throughout the park.

The NLCS will begin Mon., Oct. 12, and the World Series will start Tues., Oct. 20.

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MLB to Allow 11,500 Fans at NLCS, World Series Games at Globe Life Field

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MLB Paul Kasabian Senior Contributor Tony Gutierrez/Associated Press Major League Baseball announced it will allow up to 11,500 fans in the stands for the National League Championship Series and World Series, both of which will be held at Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas.

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first presidential debate: full video - cnn video

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First presidential debate: Full video - CNN Video

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President Donald Trump and Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden face off in Cleveland, Ohio, in the first presidential debate of the 2020 US election season.

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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said Republicans and Democrats have agreed to include another round of direct payments to American households in a potential coronavirus relief package.

Mnuchin told FOX Business' Lou Dobbs in an interview on Wednesday that the package would include a second round of economic impact payments "similar" to the ones distributed under the CARES Act.

That means, if you qualified for a check the first time, you would likely be up for a second payment.
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The first round of payments were valued at $1,200 per adult for those with adjusted gross incomes of up to $75,000. The threshold for married couples was $150,000 - they were eligible for $2,400 and $500 per dependent.

The benefit phased out entirely for those earning more than $99,000, or $146,500 for heads of household with one child and $198,000 for joint filers without children.
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Democratic leadership in the House postponed a vote on a $2.2 trillion relief package on Wednesday. Mnuchin said Republicans were not prepared to approve a package with a price tag that high.

He noted that President Trump instructed Republicans to come up from their original negotiating point of $1 trillion- and suggested that the number being discussed is somewhere in the "neighborhood" of $1.5 trillion.

Democrats had originally proposed a $3 trillion bill.

Mnuchin was expected to have discussions with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif, on Wednesday night, but said he did not expect any meaningful progress to be made until Thursday.
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Second round of stimulus checks would be included in coronavirus relief bill: Mnuchin

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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said Republicans and Democrats have agreed to include another round of direct payments to American households in a potential coronavirus relief package. Mnuchin told FOX Business' Lou Dobbs in an interview on Wednesday that the package would include a second round of economic impact payments "similar" to the ones distributed under the CARES Act.

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What I know/ What I want to Know about Government

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What I know/ What I want to Know about Government

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