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Today is an unusual day. You will see. In a moment, we're going to talk to Steve Gregory. He's covering the Tribuco Canyon fire. We've got three major fires burning in the region. In two o'clock hours, Steve Cooley, the former L.A. County District Attorney, and he was the first Republican that Kamala Harris ever debated on television.

Back in 2010, they ran for Attorney General, and Harris very narrowly beat Kooley.

It took a few weeks, if I remember right, before they even had an official winner in that.

Anyway, Steve Kooley has debated Kamala Harris,

and we're going to get his thoughts, because tonight is the night that Harris and Trump debate,

and it's the ABC News presidential debate. We're going to run it here at 6 o'clock until 7.30.

It's a 90-minute debate. Then after the debate, I'll be on Fox 11 with Alex

Michelson and others to have a discussion on what we all just saw. So if you want to see me on Fox

11, that's going to be roughly 730 as soon as the debate is over on channel 11.

And we also have Deborah Marks, part two of her series that she's doing on suicide.

This is, September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month.

And yesterday she told a story about the people left behind

when suicides happen. And if you heard it, you know, at the very end, she briefly referenced

her mother committing suicide more than 20 years ago. Well, you're going to get that full

story today in part two. And so that's going to be at 305 right after the regular newscast.

305, you'll hear Deborah's latest segment in her series. And she's going to talk openly about what happened with her mother.

So, and then we're, then she and I are going to talk for a while after that as well.

So obviously we've got a lot going on today.

And why don't we go to Steve Gregory, who's out in the wild somewhere?

You're still out there in Orange County?

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