Two suspects were arrested in Tijuana in connection to the disappearance of Los Angeles firefighter, Frank Aguilar, according to the Attorney General's Office of the State of Baja California in Mexico. Frank Aguilar vanished during a trip to Rosarito, a Mexican tourist hotspot, in August. Aguilar had ties to the area, and would regularly visit the area with his family without any problems. However, on August 20, authorities believe he agreed to meet a woman, identified as Fanny N. before he was kidnapped. Fanny "N" and Santos "N" were arrested Thursday by authorities. The couple allegedly had Aguilar's belongings and credit card, which they used at various spots. Authorities have a theory that Aguilar was kidnapped by Fanny and Santos, but managed to escape. Authorities believe he was then shot and taken to another location. Traces of blood matching Aguilar's genetic profile were found. Authorities presume Aguilar is alive though they have not found him or the car he was driving.
FOX 11 Los Angeles
Mexican authorities arrest two in connection to LA firefighter's disappearance
Two suspects were arrested in Tijuana in connection to the disappearance of Los Angeles firefighter, Frank Aguilar, according to the Attorney General's Office of the State of Baja California in Mexico.
From Inbox: after the disaster in Pendleton.
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The Commission on Presidential Debates has canceled the second planned presidential debate, following President Trump's refusal to take part in a virtual format after his COVID-19 diagnosis.
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Meanwhile, in UK. Anti lockdown protest rally passed Buckingham palace
Hurricane Delta inflicted a new round of destruction on Louisiana as it struck communities still reeling after Hurricane Laura took a similar path just six weeks earlier. When Delta came ashore Friday as a Category 2 hurricane, almost all homes and buildings in Lake Charles still bore battered roofs and other damage from Laura. Piles of moldy mattresses, sawed-up trees and other debris still lined the streets. Power outages in Louisiana and neighboring Texas soared past 410,000 homes and businesses Friday within hours of the storm coming ashore, according to the tracking website PowerOutage.us. Delta crashed onshore Friday night near the coastal town of Creole — a distance of only about 15 miles from where Laura struck land in August, killing 27 people in Louisiana.
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Meanwhile, in Las Vegas. 💰
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Bobcat Fire Overnight, there was minimal fire activity and we saw no change in acreage or containment. Single trees inside the interior torched near Mt. Wilson. Today, helicopters will be working in the area to continue putting out hotspots.
Scientists say an asteroid is expected to zoom uncomfortably close to Earth on the day before Election Day. The celestial object, known as 2018 VP1, is expected to buzz Earth on November 2, according to the Center for Near Objects Studies at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory. According to NASA, 2018 VP1 is a very small asteroid whose orbit crosses the orbit of Earth. Computer simulations have not indicated any imminent likelihood of a collision. It orbits the sun every 731 days and is roughly comparable in size to a school bus or smaller. The space agency says that “based on 21 observations spanning 12.968 days," there is just a 0.41% chance of the asteroid entering Earth's atmosphere. If it does enter the atmosphere, they say that it will disintegrate due to its extremely small size.
FOX 5 New York
Asteroid headed near Earth the day before Election Day
Scientists say they recently spotted an asteroid expected to zoom uncomfortably close to earth on the day before Election Day.
Today over 13,800 firefighters continue to battle 20 major wildfires in California. The latest numbers on all active wildland fires at: https://www.fire.ca.gov/daily-wildfire-report/
BREAKING! Sweden interference in the 2020 United States elections, the New York Post reported. Claiming she never engages in “party politics” teen climate change Sweden citizen Greta Thunberg nevertheless endorsed Democratic nominee Joe Biden Saturday. “The upcoming US elections is above and beyond all that. From a climate perspective it’s very far from enough and many of you of course supported other candidates. But, I mean…you know…damn! Just get organized and get everyone to vote Biden,” the 17-year old Swede tweeted. Thunberg’s age — not to mention her citizenship — means she is ineligible to vote in the US.
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Large crowd marching for "Back the blue" rally in DC by #Blexit group
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HAPPENING NOW: Antifa Militants and BLM are clashing with peaceful Defend Seattle PD protesters.