The WCBS 880 Morning News Roundup

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President Trump tests positive for Covid-19

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As New York City starts the last phase of school reopening, some students are nervous to go back to class, Governor Cuomo says he's considering sending state police to make sure people in the city wear their masks in areas where the disease is spreading, and dogs can detect the illness in people, before they have symptoms.  

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The debate between President Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden featured name calling, and several interruptions, indoor dining with reduced capacity starts in New York City today, and Connecticut is close to a deal for a contact tracing smartphone app. 

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In person learning for K-5 schools and some K-8 schools in New York City starts today, there are now rapid coronavirus testing machines in New York State, and the first debate between President Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden is tonight at 9. 

 

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The NY Times claims they have President Trump's tax returns; NYC school principals vote no confidence in the Mayor; Quarantines in place at Pace University; NJ gas prices could soon be the highest in the tri-state.  

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Coronavirus cases are going up in Rockland County and certain New York City neighborhoods, protests broke out in Louisville, Kentucky and New York City after six officers were not charged for the death of Breonna Taylor, and former President Obama wants you to text him about how you plan to vote. 

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The MTA will vote on restricting what people can do on the subway, a convicted cop killer will be released on parole, and Rolling Stone is revisiting the top 500 albums of all time. 

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