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we'll be ri >> from your local election headquarters, this california politics. >> welcome back.ust a few minutes away from the biden trump debate. happening tonight atlanta. we mentioned before, like 70% of voters are saying, yes, we are going to watch this all right. tom, i'm going to ask you first, supposedly these 2 guys really despise each other. i mean, not that candidates always love each other, but they really do how much of this will be trying to get under each other's skin. >> well, i said yes, you trump sends a minute trying to do that. he's wasting a minute talking about where the country should go. i think the reality that by there's a lot of pressure on biden fresh gov. and it's it's what they say about biden's physical condition is true. he's going to have enough to do with being up. they are for 90 minutes. so yeah, do think biden will try and goad trump. >> i was going to say 90 minutes an offer to elderly gentleman. i think even that might be not not the easiest but what do you think, donna? >> i think it's likely that each is going to try to get under each othe

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you can watch the semifins anthe finals live saturday and sunday at 5 p.m. ri here on nbc bay area. i feel like my olympic children are getting all married and moving on. oh my gosh. so yeah, my athletes, my kids are moving on. i can't believe that was superstars. yeah, eight years ago. i can't wait to see them swim again. i can't wait either. the trials are going to be exciting. yeah, exactly. going to paris. all right. jesse countdown is on. countdown is on. let's talk about the weather. it's counting down the degrees. thank goodness it was so much hot yesterday. so much cooler, so much better. really throughout all of the bay area, we've seen those numbers drop and pretty dramatically. and we're actually going to see it go down even a few more degrees as we head into tomorrow's forecast. let's get it into a look right now. and i want to start off with the heat map and notice the areas in yellow, orange and a little bit of red. mixing in some of the strongest heat is now moving off towards the east, towards the central u.s. and back towards texas. notice right here across the bay

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ri talking independent women, i'm talking to young people and talking climate change.live and who you are. we know the turnout your news. i love to subscribe to the golf digest and national review. once i got a nascar subscription. [laughter] have you heard of the good news about tax cuts? [laughter] and also the district of columbia so let me encourage you to go out and eat and drink more, buy some things and help our local econo >> a great imperative. and imperative. we have time for two more. two more audience questions. >> i like the state but again i don't like the team. >> we are so delighted to have you all year and i have a question about your perception of a couple of things. number one, when you look at where president is there's not a very significant difference but when you look at where they are on immigration there is a marked difference. look at the international relations and foreign affairs■w and tell me your perception about where the similarities are and the differences are between the >> differences and similarities between trump and biden. >> one t