CBS News Roundup - World News Roundup: 10/01

Some 45,000 airline workers set to be furloughed. The candidates hit the post-debate campaign trail. Older drivers have fewer accidents than middle aged drivers. CBS News Correspondent Peter King has today's World News Roundup.

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Bay Curious - Proposition 14: Stem Cell Research Bond

This year Californians are voting on 12 statewide propositions that will have a big impact on criminal justice reform, taxes, and voting, among other things. Some of them are pretty complicated, so we've broken them down for you. We kick it off with Proposition 14 -- a bond to fund stem cell research.

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The NewsWorthy - New Debate Rules, More Direct Payments? & Harvest Moon – Thursday, October 1st, 2020

The news to know for Thursday, October 1st, 2020!

We're talking about:

  • how the rules might change for the next presidential debates and whether the candidates plan to be there
  • the discussion over more direct payments for Americans: where relief talks on Capitol Hill stand now
  • why the U.S. government is taking on one of the largest producers of palm oil
  • the NFL postponing a football game
  • Google's latest launches, including a "hold for me" feature
  • when and how to catch the so-called Harvest Moon right next to Mars

All that and more in just 10 minutes

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Sources:

Debates Commission to Issue New Rules: CBS News, AP, Reuters, Axios, NY Times

Biden, Trump Campaign in Midwest: AP, WaPo

Coronavirus Relief Talks: AP, CBS News, CNBC, Reuters

Airlines Prepare Job Cuts: CNN, WaPo, AP, Bloomberg, WSJ

U.S. Blocks Palm Oil Producer: AP, CNN, Reuters

4th Person Killed in CA Wildfire: AP, CNN, Reuters, CBS Sacramento, Cal Fire,

CA Diversity Quotas: LA Times, WSJ, USA Today

NFL Postpones Titans Game: NY Times, AP, NFL

NFL Threatens Suspensions for Maskless Sideline Personnel: AP, ESPN, USA Today

Google’s Pixel Event: The Verge, Engadget, Cnet, Pixel, Nest Audio

First Muslim Superhero Cast: Deadline, Hollywood Reporter, Gizmodo

AC/DC Announces a Reunion:USA Today,AC/DC,Rolling Stone,Fox News, People

Harvest Moon and Mars on Display: NASA, Space.com, EarthSky, MLive, Forbes

Thing to Know Thursday: Real ID: DHS, Chicago Sun Times

The Gist - Dastardly Debate

On the Gist, there were a great many missteps last night on the presidential debate stage, but despite the rhetorical slips, Biden stayed on his feet to glide past Trump.

In the interview, Mike and Slate’s national correspondent, Will Saletan, recap the first presidential debate. They dissect the prep and implemented strategies of both the Trump and Biden camps, the gratuitous exchanges between the two candidates, Chris Wallace’s performance as moderator, and how to curb the electoral nightmare scenarios looming on the horizon.

In the spiel, Donald Trump did not say, "Yes!" when asked if he repudiated white supremacy. But was it because he wouldn't do it, or was it because he has the inability to articulate?

Email us at thegist@slate.com

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