Inside Edition for Thursday, August 13, 2020
Inside Edition reports…What is Joe Biden’s running mate Kamala Harris really like? Former San Francisco Mayor Willie Brown knows better than most because he is Kamala’s ex-boyfriend who helped jumpstart her political career. As he tells Ann Mercogliano, he’s blown away by the news that she could be the next VP. Is the COVID-19 crisis ringing the death knell for some American restaurant chains? A feline was caught on tape stealing shoes. Now the cat’s owner is trying to find out who all those shoes belong to. And another problem being credited to the COVID-19 pandemic is called maskne, people breaking out from wearing masks. Inside Edition spoke with a dermatologist about what can be done to prevent it.
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<p>Inside Edition reports…What is Joe Biden’s running mate Kamala Harris really like? Former San Francisco Mayor Willie Brown knows better than most because he is Kamala’s ex-boyfriend who helped jumpstart her political career. As he tells Ann Mercogliano, he’s blown away by the news that she could be the next VP. Is the COVID-19 crisis ringing the death knell for some American restaurant chains? A feline was caught on tape stealing shoes. Now the cat’s owner is trying to find out who all those shoes belong to. And another problem being credited to the COVID-19 pandemic is called maskne, people breaking out from wearing masks. Inside Edition spoke with a dermatologist about what can be done to prevent it.</p>
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