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We are thrilled to have @VP @Mike--Pence visit San Diego, Republican Party of San Diego County Chairman Tony Krvaric wrote in a Twitter post. "All fair minded San Diegans will acknowledge that the Trump-Pence administration's policies have ushered in unprecedented economic growth and support for our military service members."Pence arrived in San Diego Wednesday night after visiting Naval Air Station Lemoore and Vandenberg Air Force Base in Lompoc. The stop is part of a three-day swing through California and Texas to visit constituents and military bases. 560

Voter advocacy groups like Common Cause and Spread the Vote spoke with us about various different options.“So, we really encourage these local election officials to have a way for any voter to vote, regardless of whether or not they have or have been exposed to COVID-19,” said Sylvia Albert, Director of Voting and Elections at Common Cause.Tennessee for example designated special sites where anyone showing virus symptoms or that tested positive can go to safely cast a ballot away from others.“So, it might be a voting machine and kind of, you know, another room over there. And if your COVID positive and want to vote in person. And that's the place you would go to make everybody feel safe,” said Albert. “We've seen a lot, but not all states, trying to come up with alternatives and the separate polling site location. It’s a CDC recommendation but it's not something we're seeing a ton of places do it.”Other states like Kentucky have medical emergency ballots you can request. Some places have curbside voting, which can also be a safe alternative.Regardless, both groups agree that despite early turnout, there's going to be large groups that want to vote in person on Election Day“Because there's this real sense of I need to see like my vote, go through the machine and know that it was counted,” said Kat Calvin, founder of Spread the Vote. “I think right now we are all dealing with an incredible situation and how a voter chooses to vote really should be a personal decision.”If you have questions about access to voting or come across voter intimidation. The hotline to call is 1-866-OUR-VOTE. It will be staffed with legal experts waiting to help. 1664

Welch's brother, who is is black, is marrying a white woman. She told Deep South Voice she believes the venue found out the couple was interracial by looking them up on Facebook.So Welch and her mother went over to the venue to ask why they weren't going to do to the wedding and she filmed the encounter she had with the owner of Boone’s Camp Event Hall, according to a video she posted to her Facebook page.This is the interaction Welch had with the alleged owner, according to the video.“First of all, we don’t do gay weddings or mixed race," the woman tells Welch."OK, so why not?" Welch asks."Because of our Christian race — I mean, our Christian belief," the woman replies.“OK, we’re Christians as well, so ...” Welch says."Yes ma’am,” the woman replies.“So, what in the Bible tells you that— ” Welch begins to ask before being cut off.“Well, I don’t want to argue my faith,” the woman says.“No, that’s fine,” Welch says.“We just don’t participate,” the woman replies.“OK,” Welch says.“We just choose not to,” the woman says.“OK. So that’s your Christian belief, right?” Welch asks.“Yes ma’am," the woman says.The video of the encounter was shared all over social media and YouTube, drawing ire from people coast to coast.It also prompted a statement from the City of Booneville."The City of Booneville, Mayor, and Board of Aldermen are aware of the comments recently made by a privately owned business located within the city of Booneville," the statement on Facebook reads. "The City of Booneville, Mayor, and Board of Aldermen do not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, gender, age, national origin, disability, marital status, sexual orientation, or military status. Furthermore, the City of Booneville, Mayor, and Board of Aldermen do not condone or approve these types of discriminatory policies." 1818

Watts said he didn’t kill himself in his cell because “he felt like he may have a different purpose.”He was later transported from Colorado to an undisclosed facility in Wisconsin. He said he likes it a lot more than Colorado because he felt he would be killed in that facility.He keeps pictures of his wife and children in his prison cell and talks to them every morning and evening, he said. He also has a book that he used to read to Celeste and reads it to his daughters, along with scripture, every night.“Right now, I’d have a 5-year-old, a 3-year-old, and more than likely, a 1-month-old son, and a beautiful wife,” he said. “And right now it’s just me.”He said he keeps a low profile at the prison and has read the Bible cover to cover.Watts has received countless letters, but doesn’t write back to people he doesn’t know. While he keeps the supportive ones, he said he throws the others out.People are going to define him for that one moment, he said, but only God can judge him and he’s asked for His forgiveness.“I know there is a purpose for everybody,” he said. “I just hope I can find mine.” 1106

We had a very productive meeting today with SeaWorld, the Midway, and Legoland. They have been working hard on reopening. The State will make the decision as to when theme parks can open. We will be ready to assist them open safely when the Governor clears them to open, Michael Workman, with the county's communications department, told 10News in a statement. 360

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