Bill O'Reilly here, Thursday, September 10, 2020.

You are listening to the O'Reilly update.

Here's what's happening today in America.

The president unveils his list of possible Supreme Court picks should he be reelected.

Los Angeles officially cancels Halloween.

Half of urban households now struggling financially.

The Oscars introduce new inclusion guidelines for best picture.

It's tune out professional sports.

Also ahead, what happens if Donald Trump wins re-election?

But first, the president revealing 20 people he could tap to join the Supreme Court should

he remain in the White House.

So this includes Republican senators Tom Cotton, Josh Olly, and Ted Cruz.

Liberal Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg turns 88 years old next March and has been battling

health problems including cancer.

Those in LA County banning trick-or-treating this October saying the Halloween tradition

is simply too dangerous in the age of COVID.

Other prohibitive activities include indoor parties, street festivals.

Folks in LA are permitted to attend, quote, Halloween themed art installations at outdoor

museums.

New study from Harvard says 53% of households in America's four largest cities are facing

major financial difficulties.

Majority of residents in New York, LA, Chicago, and Houston are depleting their savings

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