Next week. Instead they want the president and joe biden to participate in a town hall style event from separate remote locations. That next debate is set for october 15th. Vice president mike pence and senator Kamala Harris faced off in a historic Vice President ial debate last night. Abc7 News Reporter Julian Glover is live with the key takeaways. Good morning. We saw more substance last night in the debate between senator harris and Vice President pence than we did in the biden trump debate a week earlier. Both candidates directly ignoring questions from the moderator, susan paige. The debate opened up with the Trump Administrations response to the coronavirus and covered topics from the future of the Supreme Court, the economy and health care as well. Both candidates evaded questions. Most notably on whether harris and biden would increase seats on the Supreme Court and pence on the state abortion laws. Most illuminating exchanges was the back and forth on Climate Change and califo
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Ready to block the move in court. Its about the oil industry, period. Full stop. Its not about the car manufacturers. Its not about consumers. Its not about the health. Its not about our economy. Rter b in a series of tweets the president wrote, lifting the waiver would produce far less expensive cars for the consumer while at the same time making the cars substantially safer. Safer because, according to mr. Trump, it will encourage drivers to buy newer cars at a lower price. The chairman of the San Francisco Republican Party told me it makes sense to him. Its funny, i had a car, an older car. I got a newer one with all the new safety features and you feel safer to drive. Reporter california will eventually see more tailpipe pollution. The bay area air Quality Management district says this would also have an impact on our health. We could see more spare the air days, see smoggy air skies and, you know, most devastating is the Health Impacts we see from our bay area residents from this.