Nov. 5, 2020 | NewsDepth

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Nov. 5, 2020 | NewsDepth

In this week's episode, who is the next president? You'll have to wait till the votes are tallied to know for sure. We preview how Philadelphia's vote-counting occurs and meet teens making COVID kits for voters. Plus, learn about one of Ohio's own presidents William Henry Harrison in this week's "Know Ohio."

Snow showers are welcome weather for Colorado's firefighters and two girls in Georgia are hoping to become the first female Eagle Scouts. In other outdoor news, a man in Ohio is turning sticks into amazing works of art in this week's "Sketchbook."

Finally, college students in New York will be tested for COVID before heading on Thanksgiving break. Do you think this is a good way to stop the virus from spreading?

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