Inside Edition for Wednesday, October 28, 2020
Inside Edition reports…The Dodgers are World Series champions and health experts hope they’re not also champions when it comes to the spread of Covid-19. It’s a real concern because one player on the team was confirmed to have the virus while he was on the field and many are asking if he should have stuck around to celebrate with his teammates. It’s too early to say how devastating the latest wildfires in California are. One family whose home has burned is even more heartbroken over the response from some. As Jim Moret reports, it has to do with the political banner in their front yard. With record early voting, many are waiting on line for hours to cast their ballot. A 23-year-old medical student not only went the extra mile, she literally went the extra thousand miles to vote! And when it comes to chasing her children, one expectant mom will have no problem!
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<p>Inside Edition reports…The Dodgers are World Series champions and health experts hope they’re not also champions when it comes to the spread of Covid-19. It’s a real concern because one player on the team was confirmed to have the virus while he was on the field and many are asking if he should have stuck around to celebrate with his teammates. It’s too early to say how devastating the latest wildfires in California are. One family whose home has burned is even more heartbroken over the response from some. As Jim Moret reports, it has to do with the political banner in their front yard. With record early voting, many are waiting on line for hours to cast their ballot. A 23-year-old medical student not only went the extra mile, she literally went the extra thousand miles to vote! And when it comes to chasing her children, one expectant mom will have no problem! </p>
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