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Vice presidential nominees Tim Walz and JD Vance’s civil debate, President Joe Biden to visit North Carolina to view Helene's damage, Fat Bear Week delayed after bear-on-bear attack, and much more on today's episode of 5 Things. Sign up for our newsletter at CNN.com/5Things and watch more at CNN Max.

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