>> jimmy: i would totally mosh to kenny g last time i tried moshing, i went to, i wanna say, one of thepaloozas. and i was like, "i can handle myself i can mosh [ light laughter ] that's cool. i could -- it's totally cool let's get in there." and dude, i got a boot to the head, and i was like, too old, too old. >> questlove: i wore birkenstocks to see henry rollins. >> jimmy: that was the end of that >> questlove: never again. >> jimmy: you lost three toes. >> questlove: yeah, yeah >> jimmy: i was like, old guy, old guy in the mosh pit? old guy, just get the old guy out? they carried me out. that's right, people are calling last night's rally a a super spreader event when he heard that, trump was like, "amazing, even cnn said it was super." and everyone's talking about this moment from the rally did you se, my goodness. so trump is trying to go through the history of michigan, but he stumbled over the word motown. check it out >> michigan gave us motang gave us motown give us the mustang. [ laughter ] >> questlove: motan. >> jimmy: all the motangs, great artists like smokey robinsang, m

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having social distancing hammered into me and i couldn't imagine standing in a mosh pit right now at some festival the pandemic has crippled the live concert sector organizers have had to get creative going online and holding many top of events that hasn't raked in the cash. live again at last belgian singer songwriter me low. and right in the middle of hamburg ports where cruise tourists would normally park their cars for the duration. the effort behind the event is enormous and everyone gets a number of seat swapping seats is strictly forbidden and only 1000 tickets are available and no more. but we've got exactly the same in politics we still have to cover the same floor area with sound. so basically a concert like any other just with far fewer fans. what it means is that everything on stage and all the technology personal we need it. would normally be enough to cater to 5 or 10000 turns for this intel but we're only allowed 1000 you can easily see that what we're doing is not very sensible from a business point of view. the firm restrictions and low profits are also affecting the

. >> he's going to want to get in a mosh pit. i'm going to talk about why i want to be president of the united states. >> biden says he is going to get personal as well. the president, and the topic of tonight's debate, biden and trump's record. the economy, covid-19, the supreme court, the integrity of the election, and violence in the system. and climate change, and the president's taxes, and we will certainly be a top point of discussion. there is a local connection. one of biden's bests of the debate. earlier this summer, president trump for the father's death for covid-19. >>> now, the first question will go to president trump with opening remarks, and a littled audience, and hand shake. abc 7 news. >>> thank you. you can watch them face off at abc 7. coverage at 6:00 after "world news tonight." we appreciate your time. >> all of us here, thank you so much for inviting us into your homes tonight. we will have a special news cast following debates at 8:00 p.m. >> bye for now. i'm to help california's 19 most vulnerable. over

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. >> he will want to make it personal and get in the mosh pit. >> reporter: despite a history of improvising during major events -- >> how many hours would you say? >> a little bit of time. i'm out of the country. i don't have the luxury. >> reporter: he's been preparing extensively between recent stops. >> right here in pennsylvania. [ applause ] >> reporter: trump bringing former new jersey governor chris christie for last-minute coaching. >> what do you have to win? >> just tell the truth. >> joe biden has to stay in control. he cannot respond to everything donald trump says. >> reporter: the former vice president heads in with a ten-point lead. biden gets a big boost from women in pennsylvania, our poll shows. a fight is under way across key battleground states, some voters saying biden needs to step up his campaigning. >> you need to see joe biden on the front lines of a protest. you need to see kamala harris on the front lines of a protest. >> reporter: in michigan one mayor says this race is just as tight in his city as it was in 2016. but says biden only needs to sways a handful of v

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in wild rumors swimming washington about moshe my takeover the government buildings in a moment. and he did not have that much power to affect anything in washington. so as he got on the train, he really didn't know what he was going to find end of the journey or if he would even make it into washington. and as i tried to show, was a close call. he made it but only barely. since turning to harold. why do you call what he referred to the endless battle between the white house and the media. why is it an endless battle. harold: because all of our presidents, they go back to george washington. and even in the valley. when when there was a distance between the president and the press, no press conferences. no scrubs. as washington was headed to for the helicopter to go to the golf course. no press secretary. the student partisan progress but in the way resembled the television dichotomy between msnbc "fox news". for the extremes of liberal and white wing media on the internet. so at the beginning, washington established the special relationship with federalist journalists and editors

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he's going to want to get in the mosh pit. i'm going to talk about why i want to be president of the united states. >> reporter: he has taken time off the trail to prepare. but the president campaigning hard. nine events in the last week. >> how many hours would you say you've spent on debate prep? >> a little time. i mean, not a lot. >> more or less than '16? >> i'm running a country. i'm -- you know, i don't have the luxury. >> reporter: the first question will go to president trump, who is using his third supreme court pick to fire up his base. formally nominating judge amy coney barrett to fill justice ruth bader ginsburg's seat this weekend. >> she is a woman of unparalleled achievement, towering intellect, sterling credentials and unyielding loyalty to the constitution. >> reporter: and biden is making the case that health care and guaranteed coverage for pre-existing conditions for millions of americans is at stake, with the court set to take up the fate of the affordable care act just one week after the election. >> th

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police came and picked them all up russian opposition figure alexina volley is walking again true moshing from a coma a few days ago they stopped to say that he was poisoned with the russian of asian another chalk last month kremlin denies involvement. tens of thousands of people are arriving into the mines against the thai government in the capital bangkok it's the latest in months of student led protests and it's one of the largest demonstrations since the $24.00 crew people are calling for a new election a rewrite of the constitution and for reform of the monarchy. for a 2nd day taiwan says that it scrambled jets in response to an approach made by chinese aircraft taiwan's defense ministry says the aircraft cross the midline of the taiwan straits the military tension coincides with a visit by a senior u.s. official to taiwan a growing number of coronavirus cases among refugees on the greek island of less boss is causing concern at least 248 infections have been confirmed since 9000 refugees have been moved into a new camp the previous one which was europe's largest burn down 10 days ag

. >> he will want to get in the mosh pit.'ll talk abouty want to be president of the united states. >> according to one election expert, at least 1.1 million ballots have been already cast in the election. we'll get a glimpse in the coming days if either candidate sees a bump after tonight. but a "washington post" poll shows joe biden has a advantage. >> you can watch president trump and joe biden face off right here on abc7. our debate coverage begins tonight at 6:00. some of are you wondering, what about gem, wheel of fortunate. obviously they won't air at the usual times because of the debate coverage. you can watch jeopardy and wheel. jeopardy at 9:00, wheel of fortune starts at 9:30. >>> fans won't be able to attend 49ers games at levi stadium but they'll still be able to vote there. they announce that had santa clara residents will be able to cast their ballots at the stadium starting on halloween through election day. >> there is 100 million people plus that registered to vote in 2016 that did not. i hope this facility

. >> he will make it personal, he will get in the mosh pit. i'm going to talk about why i want to be president of the united states and what i'm going to do and where he has failed. >> we've learned officials from the trump campaign and the biden campaign were in cleveland today negotiating ground rules for the commission on presidential debates. both trying to make their sides feel more comfortable while on stage. speethree >> bret: peter, thank you. >> the administration right now in court, right now to invalidate the law. go tell a mother or father, son or daughter has cancer and they can't get insurance because they no longer have the protection and that is hysterical. a shame. >> hhs, what is going on here? we are talking about lives. >> let's bring in health and human services secretary alex azar to talk about the president's health care policy. mr. secretary, thank you for the time. >> good to be with you, thank you for having me. >> you heard senator schumer speaker pelosi just moments ago she put out a statement saying that the presid

. >>> plus -- >> always known as a -- >> he will want to make it personal and get in a mosh pit.president of the united states. >> dramatics already heating up. the stage is set for president trump and joe biden's long-awaited first show down. we're at the live desk with what you need to know this morning. >>> plus, thanksgiving turkey traditions taking a 2020 spin this year. what new cdc guidelines t morning are telling us how we need to celebrate this year. no matter what is going on. >> from the box. >> from the box. >> i was going to say, is that really making it? >> one thing that will stay the same even in 2020. >> right. stuffing, dressing, box, no box. it's all still going to be there. and it will be fun to debate something like that compared to what we've been dealing with, you know. let's take a look at what is going on outside. i want to bring you good news to start with. look at the air quality. most of us are green and yellow and that could change as the winds will shift just a little bit today and we know for sure all the smoke in the north bay that was venting out

despite the social distancing joe biden is saying he think president trump wants to get into a mosh pit>> it is going to be difficult, i know, my guess is it's going to be a straight attack, mostly personal. it's only thing he knows how to do, he does not know how to debate the facts, he is not that smart he does not know that many facts. >> the role of president trump in mock debate is being played by bob bauer, the former obama white house general counsel according to a report by the associated press, the trump stand and last cycle with hillary clinton was the least. >> something is very different about four years ago what was very tough about donald trump and what hillary realized, she never thought, within he was very laser focused with trade, healthcare, the swamp and immigration. no matter how odd it was sounding, he being done over and over again. >> there are going to be between 80 and 100 people inside the debate kind of like a hybrid between the trump rallies in the press only biden events like he had today in delaware. despite the unusual hybrid layout the biden brain trust i

resources the technology converts liquid hydrogen in a vehicle fuel cell and electricity that powers that moshe the biggest advantage is refueling 500 kilometers of range can be refilled in just 5 minutes at the pump the average pure electric vehicle would need at least 45 minutes a charge for similar range but there's another challenge at the moment the only hydrogen cars on the german market a night by toyota and hyundai. german car makers have to back up hydrogen vehicles but they're not yet prepared to mass produce them. so it's also we need to see more progress before we go into mass production we don't have the hydrogen infrastructure that our customers would need in germany and europe and across the world would off that fall from a place that something's ability and age to the ability have been trying to change there are only around 800 hydrogen cars in germany the fan backed by a consortium of big industry players is aiming to install 100 fitting stations enough to supply 400000 cars. this employed germany is the best in europe in terms of hydrogen filling stations so you can't say it's

my biography of lucretia mosh is titled lucretia months heresy, abolition and women's rights in 19th century america. the heresy refers, first of, all to her own activist strategy. she always said to other activists, we must agitate. whether the abolitionist or feminists, she advised reformers to stand out in our heresy, to confront social injustices, political injustices, legal injustices, and not be afraid to be labeled a heretic or an infidel or a non conformist, someone who is willing to go against the tides of society for their beliefs. that's what lucretia mott did. lucretia mott was the 19th century american abolitionist, women's rights activist, and quaker minister. she lived from 1793 to 1880. she lived a very long life. she was born on the island of nantucket, but she lived most of her adult life in philadelphia, and that was the city from which she based her activism, which stretched across the united states and the atlantic as well. lucretia mauve definitely defined herself as a feminist and women's rights activist. hand she traced her commitment to women's rights to her

is he going to want to get in the mosh pit.ut why i want to be president of the united states, what i'm going to do and where he has failed. >> biden is very confident, saying that he has not been a bad debater and he said last week he still doesn't have anybody assigned to stand in and pretend to be trump for a practice round. but today's study session is apparently all consuming. the democratic nominee does not have any events on his public schedule today. and the press pool following him around this week was told not to expect any movements away from the house here in wilmington. they were told that just after 9:00 this morning. that caught president trump's attention before he hits the trail today and so he tweeted this: sleepy joe biden just closed down his campaign for the day again. wants to rest. is he a very low energy individual and make it in exciting and complex and competitive times with a low energy president. biden counters that he is very good dealing with bullies as a former athlete. dana. >> dana: okay. i love

when he is going to want to get into mosh pit i'm going to talk about why want to be president of thees, what i'm going to do and how he's failed. >> conversely, president trump is formally objecting presidential -- sort of prepare every day. behind the scenes he said to be starting tapes of past performances but not holding a mock debate. tuesday's face-off is high-stakes for both candidates. biden has a six-point lead in the railcar politics average pulse. in fox news poll's also had biden had in ohio, nevada and pennsylvania with few undecided voters. biden's support is 50% or better in each state, but in ohio has advantage is within the margin of error. shannon. >> shannon: all right, jacqui, thank you. there are protests across the country again tonight including in las vegas. we are going to take you there live in the wake of the grand jury decision in louisville. two louisville police officers who are recovering tonight after being shot during last night's unrest, so let's discuss the backlash would seen in many cities across the country to the grand jury decision in the breonn

the pond is the bones largest wetland it's not want to bridge the swamp and moshe's stretches across brazil pagal hai and been livia this year more than 23000 kilometers of land mainly in brazil has been gulped in fine. fine fine says and local volunteers are battling the flames day and night but strong winds are making a joke difficult a lack of rain and drought is also adding to the problem when during much of the what can and dry but there's a lot of it up i got that build we're putting it out trying to put it out but unfortunately we're not succeeding it's windy very dry and humidity is low it's hard i talk to fight isn't everyone was unanimous in saying that it's the best fire that ever faced in their life history. brazil's president jaya both n.r.o. is facing criticism by environmental groups of what many call his weak environmental policies human rights watch says 5 don't come naturally in the amazon but have been deliberately set to clear lines for agriculture it says both in our hasn't done enough to tackle the crisis. under international pressure the president just banned a

it is sad to see this because she was of a great generation, and part of the reason moshe had family values. ,hey taught their children well loved them and nurtured them. they did not kill their babies. we need to get our family back. and we need to get term limits. from this is gerald virginia. good morning. caller: first of all i would like to say thank you for c-span , whatever the issue is you always cover it equally. is, we lost a library . my mom used to say when an older person dies, you lose a library. a plea to have empathy. that is one thing america has always been about, despite how we look at it, despite the battle, we have to come back to empathy. we lost a library today. thate never seen a person can bring generations together. she was a student of the law, and i respected that. there is a reason why we have so whatever decisions they have, they have to come together. go back to empathy. have empathy for the library we just lost, the knowledge she carried. she was a good person. i was upset with other people -- america has to get back to that. this opponent from the oth

guidance on delivery numbers sber than expected i thought product gross margins would be down much mosh andthe weren't. subscription revenues were better than expected they delivered and they're a stay at home beneficiary as we talked about it's just -- i can only own a few of the names in my portfolio. this one isn't it. >> mike, is the peloton story, i guess the question from here is just how much is already in the stock? as the company eluded to itself. >> the way to phrase those questions also is what percentage of the plausible overall market that help he upon is likely to access has it front loaded given these massive, you know, massive demand picture in the last several quarters? i don't think the market is going to necessarily worry terribly much about that until it has to. it certainly very rich it's certainly giving peloton credit for retaining the customers. and down the road, obviously you'll hear it's mostly about subscription and services. just like you always do. where they are a hardware first company. they have merit to it. i don't know what is in this stock. there is n

cmbs a couple issues, commercial properties with cmbs have covenants that for bid them to take on mosh debt. you have a situation where some innovation defies discovery, providing mass relief in commercial backed securities we're still working on it, still looking. further support for commercial real estate will require further action from congress. >> the last question, go to brian cheung. >> chairman powell, seems like framework is about shaping inflation expectations but average american as to why the fed is overshooting inflation what's your explanation to main street, average people and what the outcome will be for those. thanks. >> it's a very important question and i actually spoke about that in my jackson hole remarks a few weeks ago. it's not intuitive -- it is intuitive high inflation is a bad things less intuitive that inflation can be too low the way i would explain it is inflation that's too low will mean that interest rates are lower. there's an expectation built into every interest rate to the extent inflation is lower and lower and lower, interest rates lower and lower,

. >> he's going to want to make it personal and get in the mosh pit.'ll talk about why i want to be president of the united states. >> reporter: the official topics for tonight's debate include biden and trump's records, the economy, the supreme court, race and unrest and the pandemic. biden has been off the trail preparing, but trump, he's been campaigning full steam keeping up a packed schedule with nine events in just the last week. he says his job is prep enough. >> how many hours would you say you spent? >> a little time. not a lot. >> more or less than 16? >> i'm running a country. i don't have the luxury. >> reporter: he is still trying to downplay expectations. >> he's been doing it for 47 years and i just started doing this stuff. >> reporter: biden heads into tonight's debate with a ten-point lead in national polls. he's also up in several key battleground states like pennsylvania where our latest abc news "washington post" poll out this morning shows biden up by nine points. biden is familiar with the setting. he has 26 presidential and vice

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it is sad to see this because she was of a great generation, and part of the reason moshe had family values. ,hey taught their children well loved them and nurtured them. they did not kill their babies. we need to get our family back. and we need to get term limits. from this is gerald virginia. good morning. caller: first of all i would like to say thank you for c-span , whatever the issue is you always cover it equally. is, we lost a library . my mom used to say when an older person dies, you lose a library. a plea to have empathy. that is one thing america has always been about, despite how we look at it, despite the battle, we have to come back to empathy. we lost a library today. thate never seen a person can bring generations together. she was a student of the law, and i respected that. there is a reason why we have so whatever decisions they have, they have to come together. go back to empathy. have empathy for the library we just lost, the knowledge she carried. she was a good person. i was upset with other people -- america has to get back to that. this opponent from the oth