A bit earlier - San Diego, CA

COREY SEAGER, SO HOT RIGHT NOW. Los Angeles Dodgers

Joe Biden's teleprompter just may be the world's biggest and most hilarious

DodgersWin! FINAL: Dodgers 7, Braves 3

Meanwhile, in Portland

WASHINGTON - The FBI is investigating whether emails that were published this week by the New York Post related to Joe Biden’s son, Hunter, and his purported dealings in Ukraine are connected to a possible Russian influence operation in an effort to spread disinformation ahead of the 2020 presidential election, according to the Associated Press. The New York Post said Wednesday that it obtained "smoking-gun" emails about Hunter Biden and an alleged meeting between then-Vice President Joe Biden and an executive at a Ukrainian energy firm. A 2015 email published by the Post purported to show a top adviser for Burisma, the Ukraine gas company where Hunter Biden held a board seat, thanking Biden for giving him an opportunity to meet his father when Joe Biden was serving as U.S. vice president. The Post said it had obtained a hard drive from President Donald Trump’s personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani containing the emails, and that the messages were found on a laptop that had been left last year at a Delaware computer repair shop for service but never retrieved. The Biden campaign and a lawyer for Hunter Biden said they had no record of such a meeting taking place. They have not addressed the authenticity of the emails. (Read more on FOX11)

#LASD Homicide Bureau detectives are continuing their investigation into the circumstances surrounding a deputy-involved shooting that occurred on Friday, October 16, 2020, at approximately 5:30 p.m., on the 2200 block of East 121 Street, Unincorporated Willowbrook.

It will be up to ace Max Fried and, perhaps, his rookie running mate, Ian Anderson, to determine if what we saw Friday night in Game 5 of the National League Championship Series was merely a highly-entertaining delay in an Atlanta Braves coronation. This NLCS got wild in a hurry, the game turning on a historic showdown of men with the same name, the momentum swinging on the ever-popular 9-2-5 double play, the Los Angeles Dodgers suddenly finding a bumper crop of shutdown relief pitching after a five-alarm fire out of their bullpen through the first four games. Oh, the Braves will probably sleep well enough into Saturday morning, knowing that Game 1 winner Fried and indomitable playoff starter Anderson loom in Games 6 and 7. But it will sting to know they had the NL pennant in their grasp, only to see it slip away in a startling turn of events in the middle innings, resulting in a 7-3 Dodgers victory. They’ll all report back here Saturday afternoon for Game 6, Fried and Walker Buehler in a Game 1 rematch, Anderson and probably Tony Gonsolin set for a possible Game 7 and the Braves knowing they prevailed both times those pitchers all locked horns. Yet, while the Braves have flexed their muscles in this series and drawn upon a gaggle of startling, inspired performances – opener A.J. Minter’s career-high three innings and seven strikeouts in Game 5 the latest – there’s also a sense of tip-toeing around a Dodger club that hopefully wouldn’t awaken and play to its full capabilities. It has only come in fits and bursts. Friday’s dose was something to behold. Shortstop Corey Seager scorched a pair of home runs, a solo shot to halve a Braves lead to 2-1, and then a two-run homer in the seventh, his fourth of the NLCS, to give the Dodgers crucial breathing room on a night they deployed seven pitchers. (Read more on USA Today.)

Tucker Carlson Tonight: Dueling Trump-Biden Town Halls. If you flipped the channel during our show, you may have seen the president and his challenger making their respective cases to voters. But Trump and Biden weren’t debating each other, as we’d long been promised. They weren’t on the same stage, or even the same network. That would have been too risky. There's a massive public health crisis underway. So, to avoid what doomsday hobbyists on Twitter like to call a "super-spreader event," Trump and Biden held separate indoor town halls surrounded by dozens of people.

Ice Cube has defended his decision to work with Donald Trump on a plan for black Americans as he finally went on CNN after blasting the network and host Chris Cuomo for canceling his interview the day before. Ice Cube has been forced to defend himself after the Trump administration said this week it was working with him on creating policies to better serve African American communities. He was slammed following the announcement as fans questioned how he could go 'from NWA to MAGA' and claimed he was being used by Donald Trump and his administration to try to claw in black votes just before the election. The hotly-anticipated discussion with Cuomo came one day after Ice Cube claimed CNN had axed his appearance on Cuomo Prime Time Thursday night saying they 'can't handle the truth'.

An orca pod was spotted from the air showing off in Washington's Puget Sound on Friday