up next we will take you live to cbs news of vice presidential debate simulcast since minnesota governor you postdebate reaction and analysis from spectrum news. live coverage of cspan2. all. >> the first and only meeting between the twoe men about to become vice president of the united states democratic governor tim walz of minnesota republican senator jd vance of ohio. likely the final debate of the election cycle and voting is already underway in 20 states. polling shows it remains a race either candidate could win. the cbs news vice presidential

cbs news, washington. >>> and coming up on "cbs mornings," vice presidential nominee governor tim walz of minnesota will join us to discuss the democratic campaign's final message to voters as election day nears. >>> and don't forget to watch cbc news on election night with our teams across the country. join us for real-time results, analysis, and exclusive polling. coverage begins at 4:00 p.m. eastern on our 24/7 streaming channel and 7:00 p.m. eastern on the cbs television network. >>> turning to the middle east where the fighting is intensifying in the northern gaza strip. two israeli air strikes killed nearly 90 according to the hamas-run health ministry. one of the strikes hit a residential building. israel's military says it was targeting a suspected terrorist that's trying to understand why so many people were in the area at the time. >>> israeli media is reporting that qatar put together a new cease-fire proposal that calls for the release of 11 israeli hostages in exchange for a one-month pause in the fighting. yesterday hamas signaled it was ready to resume negotiations, although its key demand

saturday, we are bringing you an encore presentation of tuesdas cbs news vice presidential debate between ohio senar vance and minnesota governor tim walz. yocawatch the debate in full st at 8 p.m. eastern on c-an, on c-span now, or online at c-span.org. lebanon's foreign minister addressed israel's recent attacks against hezbollah in his country during remarks at the united nations general assembly in new york city, calling the attacks detestable and repugnant, and saying the matter called for urgent international intervention. it's about 20 minutes. >> mr. president, i wish first and foremost to congratulate warmly you upon your election to the helm of the 79th session of the general assembly of the united nations. we wish you every success. and we convey to you our full support for your agenda of unity and the advancement of peace, development and human dignity for present and future generations. mr. president, lebanon is currently in during a crisis threatening its very existence. the future of our people and our prosperity are imperiled. this is a situation that requires international intervention on an urgent bas

[incidentable chatter] -- [indiscernible] >> watch the cbs news vice live tuesday on c-span ascast minnesota governor tim walz and ohio senator j.d. vake the debate stage and go head to head for the first tim c-span's live coverage begins with aew show at 8:00 p.m. easter followed by the debate simulcast at 9:00 p.m. the cbs news vice presidential debate simulcast. live tuesday on c-span. you can also watch on our free video app, c-span now or online at c-span organize. vice president harris visited peoplea headquarters in washington, d.c. to thank the staff for their work and get an update on efforts in the aftermath of hurricane helene. the vice president says she plans to visit areas impacted by the storm as soon as possible. [applause] vice president harris: thank you. thank you.

cbs news app. the vice presidential nominees are just hours away from taking the stage for their first, and likely only debate. that matchup between senator jd vance of ohio and minnesotaovernor tim walz comes as early voting has already started in some states. cbs news is hosting the event at the broadcast center right there in new york city, and reporter jared hill has the preview >>>>minnesota governor tim walz landed in newark, new jersey, this morning ahead of tonight's vice presidential debate. it was only five weeks ago that vice president kamala harris asked him to join her presidential ticket. >>>>he's someone that will call things as they are. he coined the phrase to describe the republican ticket as weird. so it's not like he won't throw some punches. >>>>senator jd vance arrived in new york city yesterday. representative elise stefanik was on cbs mornings and said she expects vance will connect well with voters >>>>i think tonight you're going to see jd vance. tell his story, which is an extraordinary personal story only in america. but he's going to speak to those issues that matter to the american people. >>>>a new cbs news poll finds that a majority of v

. >> watch the cbs news vice presidential debate simulcast live tonight on c-span has minnesota governor tim walz and ohio senator jd vance take the debate stage and go head-to-head for the first time. coverage begins with a preview show at 8:00 p.m. eastern, followed by the debate at 9:00 p.m. the cbs news vice presidential debate simulcast live tonight on c-span. c-span. your unfiltered view of politics. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more, including buckeye broadband. ♪ >> buckeye broadband supports c-span as a public service, along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. joining us to talk about the role in history of vice presidential candidates and debates is joel goldstein, author of the book called "the white house presidency." he is also professor of law emeritus at the st. louis university school of law. welcome to the program. guest: thanks so much for having me. host: what does history tell us about how important and consequential vice presidential debates are? guest: it

cbs news vi presidential debate simulcast y on c-span. you can also watch on c-span now or c-span.org. minnesota governor and vice presidential nominee tim walz took a break from debates to walk the street of harbor springs, michigan with his wife. he spoke briefly with reporters. >> we would like to address the situation with hurricane helene. we have been in touch with governor cooper and just over a week ago i was in asheville. it was a little rainy but i have mentioned the incredible beauty of asheville. a lot of folks are retired right now and right now our hearts are just breaking. this situation is unfolding and incredibly dangerous. as governors, we communicate together. on the council of governors we work on emergency management and governors across the country are prepared. i would just say thank you for the federal response and understanding the people they are now, state and local folks will be in the lead beginning their procedures in place. it is still incredibly dangerous in terms of moving water. there are a lot of unknowns but the commitment from the president, vice president an

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also leave ♪ >> good evening and welcome to c-span's live coverage of the cbs news vice presidential debate. tonight, minnesota'swo-term governor tim walz and one term senator from ohio jd vance square off for the first and what is expected to be the only vice presidential debate. they face each other hours after intensifying situations in the middle east with iran attacking israel with rituals -- missiles. the two likely to get questions about the situation. the showdown takes place in new york city hosted by cbs news and simo are classed here on c-span and c-span. before the debate begins, we want to hear from all of you. what issues do you want these candidates to address tonight with mark here's how you can join the conversation. if you are going to vote for the harris-walz ticket. if you are supporting another candidate, 20274 88922 is your line. if you want to text instead of calling, you can do so at 202-748-8903. before the debate and after the debate here on c-span, we will have a conversation with all of you as we always do. on c-span2 following the simulcast of the vice presidential debate, we are par

. >> reporter: minnesota governor tim walz and ohio senator jd vance will go head to head for 90 minutes at the cbs broadcast center in new york tonight starting at 9:00 eastern. in the past, governor walz and senator vance have focussed much of their firepower on the opposing presidential nominee. >> they do not share our values. look, it's not even about policy. it's about sharing our values. >> man, what a nightmare the american southern border is, thanks to kamala harris' policies. >> reporter: of course tonight they'll be going against each other. sources tell nbc news that walz has been doing mock rehearsals with transportation secretary pete buttigieg in the role of vance, while vance has been preparing with minnesota congressman tom emmer playing walz. cbs has said it's going to leave live fact checking up to the candidates on stage to hold each other accountable. and this debate is taking on outsized importance, not only because the race for the white house is just so tight, but because it could also be the last time we see a debate before the election. vice president harris has said she's quote, all in for a lat

announcer: watch the cbs news vice presidential debate tonight on c-span. as minnesota governor tim walz and ohio senator jd vance go head-to-head for the first time. coverage begins with a preview show at 8:00 p.m. eastern followed by the debate at 9:00 p.m. the cbs news vice presidential debate simulcast live tonight on c-span. c-span, your unfiltered view of politics. ♪ announcer: next, state department spokesman matthew miller holding a press briefing following iran's missile attack on israel. in his remarks, he addressed the possibility of an israeli response, ongoing communication with the israeli military, and assistant u.s. citizens with returning home from the region. the briefing is 45 minutes. >> good afternoon everyone. sorry for delaying you today. i will start with some opening comments before i turn to questions. starting around 12:30 eastern time today, iran launched nearly 200 ballistic missiles against a number of targets in israel. the united states once again came to israel's defense against these attacks just as we participated in israel's defense w

cbs news special "america decides: the vice presidential debate." >> good evening. i'm john dickerson at the cbs news election headquarters in times square. the first and only meeting between ohio senator j.d. vance and minnesotaernor tim walz starts in one hour. >> i'm cecilia vega, election day is just 35 days away and this race continues to be a dead heat. voting is already underway in some states. the moderators, our own norah o'donnell and margaret brennan here in new york at the cbs news broadcast center. tonight is likely to be the last chance for each campaign to make their case on a debate stage great enthusiasm right now for the democrats seems to be on the democrats 'aside, cbs news poll finds democrats are more enthusiastic about having governor walz on the ticket than republicans are about senator vance. 65-49%. >> john: tonight's lineup testifies to the twist in this race. senator vance was chosen to run by a former president trump against a totally different democratic ticket and before july, governor walz expected he would be watching his new boss, kamala harris, behind the lectern where he now stands. norah and market up during for the debate but the rest of the gang is here. chief washington

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cbs news. it went through a wide range of topics in both minnesota governor tim walz and ohio senator jd vance had an >reporter>awful lot to >sara>carolyn cummings has more from new york >reporter>carolyn. yes. well, good evening to you devin. so it was a more than 90 minute showdown between governor walz and senator vance. the first time they met face to face on stage and likely the last and they sparred on tons of issues from the economy to gun violence prevention to abortion rights. as they try to make the case to voters with just 35 days to go to election day >>>>>it didn't take long for the gloves to come off in the first and only debate between minnesota governor tim walz and ohio senator jd vance. governor walz, you blame donald trump, who has been the vice president for the last three and a half years. and the answer is your running mate. now, the person closest to them, the to the donald trump, said he's unfit for the highest office. that was senator vance. immigration was one of the big issues of the night. we have to stop the bleeding. we have a historic immigration crisis because ka

cbs news, thank you and good night. you are live on bbc news. you have been watching a simulcast of the cbs news vice—presidential debate, featuring democratic candidate minnesotahat they are fighting for, and what they are fighting for, and what they are fighting for, and what they are asking the american voters to choose them for, to deliver for them voters to choose them for, to deliverfor them into voters to choose them for, to deliver for them into the voters to choose them for, to deliverfor them into the next presidential administration. they clashed on the predictable familiar issues on which they are so polarised. the economy, immigration and abortion. but there was plenty of agreement as well. there will be plenty to chew over within the campaigns, and we will dojust that here on bbc news over the next hour or so. thank you for being with us. some immediate reaction now from a democratic strategist, former chief of staff to jaime harrison. we saw them handshaking at the end and exchanging more of a conversation like they wished this would go on. quite opposite to what we have become used to seeing in us politics. it was almost nice to see, it was a lo

cbs broadcast center in new york city, that will happen tomorrow evening. it will be the first time ohio senator jd vance faces up against a minnesota governor, tim walz. the debate is set for 90 minutes. unlike the presidential debates, the candidates microphones will not be muted when the opponent is speaking. >>> cbs news coverage star trek here at 5:00 p.m. tomorrow evening. we will see you here for that. >> to the giants, vern glenn is here with a huge shakeup for the team. matt likely had this big prediction. he said "i think there are changes coming at the top." sure enough. >> he must be a psychic. you felt like the giants had to do something. we had another nonewinning season of 80-82. they acted quickly. shortly after 10:00 this morning, it was done. that quick act won the fan base. farhan zaidi, out as president of baseball operations. came in in 2010, six seasons, one postseason appearance, not enough. even with a 107 win season in 2021. now, his immediate replacement, winning is all he knows. buster posey is three world series rings, joined the team's ownership group a couple years ago, after his playing days were over in 2021. buster posey

cbs news vice—presidential debate. we're just moments away from the first, and only, vice—presidential debate of this fast—paced and dramatic election cycle, as minnesotae cbs broadcast centre in midtown manhattan. the debate will be moderated by cbs evening news anchor norah o'donnell and face the nation moderator margaret brennan. with just over four weeks left until election day, and early voting already underway in several states, the stakes are high. as kamala harris and donald trump's running mates make their case to the american people. so, who are the candidates? jd vance is the republican nominee, running alongside donald trump. he's a us senator from ohio, elected in 2022 — he previously worked as a venture capitalist. he first came to prominence for his 2016 memoirs hillbilly elegy, about social and economic decay in his native kentucky. he enlisted in the us marine corps from 2003 to 2007, serving as a military journalist. he turned a0 years old in august. if elected, he'd be the third—youngest vice president in american history. on the democratic side, is tim walz, kamala harris�*s

saturday, we are bringing you an encore presentation of tuesdas cbs news vice presidential debate between ohio senar vance and minnesota governor tim walz. yocawatch the debate in full st at 8 p.m. eastern on c-an, on c-span now, or online at c-span.org. lebanon's foreign minister addressed israel's recent attacks against hezbollah in his country during remarks at the united nations general assembly in new york city, calling the attacks detestable and repugnant, and saying

news. cbs hosted the vice presidential debate last night between minnesota governor tim walz and ohio senatore. and to make sure cbs viewers tuned in, they titled it "two sheldons." [ laughter ] [ applause ] during last night's vice presidential debate, ohio senator j.d. vance appeared to grow frustrated with cbs news moderator, margaret brennan, and said, quote, "you said you weren't gonna fact check me." [ laughter ] ah, yes, what better way to earn america's trust than blurting out, "i was told we could lie." [ laughter and applause ] at the end of the debate last night, minnesota governor tim walz said that there was, quote, "a lot of commonality here." which, if you speak midwest, means j.d. vance is now dead to him. [ laughter ] after last night's debate, minnesota governor tim walz and his wife gwen went to a pizzeria in new york, while j.d. vance was fed a tube of nutrient paste and returned to his charging dock. [ laughter ] in his closing statement in last night's debate, minnesota governor tim walz thanked the viewers for missing "dancing with the stars." for those who are unfamili

presidential debate hosted by cbs news and some things that is becoming increasingly rare in politics these days -- civility. republican ohio senator j.d. vance and democratic minnesota governor tim walz walked out, shook hands, and were cordial with each other focusing on policy differences and targeting their attacks on the tops of the opposing tickets. cbs' jarred hill joins us from outside the cbs broadcast center with some of the night's biggest moments. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. some have called this vp debate the epitome of midwestern nice, but still walz and vance highlighted the ways that they think that their tickets would handle the nation differently. a handshake set the tone for a mostly civil debate. vice presidential candidates j.d. vance and tim walz in their first meeting sparred over top issues like iran and abortion. >> we trust women. we trust doctors. let the individual states make their abortion policy. >> reporter: and gun violence -- >> we unfortunately have a mental health crisis in this country. >> sometimes it just is the guns. it's just the guns. >> reporter: at times the discussion more tense like this exchange

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. >> watch the cbs news vice presidential debate simulcast live tonight on c-span as minnesota governor tim walz and ohio senator jd vance take the debate stage and go head to head for the first time. coverage begins with a preview show at 8:00 p.m. eastern, followed by the debate at 9:00. simulcast live tonight on c-span. c-span, your unfiltered view of politics. ♪ >> the house will be in order. >> this year, c-span celebrates 45 years of covering congress like no other. since 1979 we have been your primary source for capitol hill, providing balanced, unfiltered coverage of government. taking you to where the policy is debated and decided. c-span, 45 years and counting, powered by cable. >> next, former secretary of state hillary clinton and georgetown university honor women leaders for promoting human rights and peace around the world. palestinian and israeli peace activists are among those recognized during the ceremony for their humanitarian efforts. this program is an hour and 20 minutes. announcer: and now, please welcome to the stage, the executive director ambassador melanne ver

vance and minnesota governor tim walz will meet here tonight for the cbs news vice presidential debatesley: according to the debate prep team is he prepared to wint floor with tim walz. that's a quote. >> brian: so much for exceptions. alexis mcadams is live at the cbs center in manhattan. you are not on cbs you are just there for the event. >> she works for fox. >> steve: she is on west 57th street. >> close to where easy to get over here to join you on "fox & friends." i'm still at fox. so, no, but what we're talking about this morning, we are now just hours away from the first vice presidential debate and happening here in new york city. this could be the first and last debate here coming up before the big presidential election happening in a matter of days as you said tim walz on that stage and j.d. vance go after each other. comes down more to be about the top of the ticket. might sip over more personal attacks on each other. we have heard that the trump team believes advance is ready, watch. >> tim walz plays the part of this folksying a friendly outdoors men when you first meet

two ladies from the liberal cbs. fresh news, a few hours before the debate iran launched a missile strike on israel, the first to answer fell to volz and the governor of minnesota, who got excited already in the fourth minute of the broadcast. another crisis is ukraine. after zelensky's latest foray, everything is so toxic that the moderators loyal to the democrats did not ask a single question on this topic at all, of course, because almost 70% of americans advocate for peace talks, which the democrats are in fact opposing. when was the last time an american president didn't have major conflicts, the only answer was when trump was president. and many other reasons, i declare my support and endorsement of the former and hopefully next president of the united states , donald trump. now let the caravan begin its journey. this is only the starting point. the biden and harris caravans are still going in different directions. those who don't like trump are turning left to the candidate from greens, jill stein. her rating is low, 2%. but in the current tight race , even tenths of a share can decide everything. this is not just genocide, this is an expanding war that

minutes, 0hio senatorjd vance and minnesota governor tim walz sparred over key issues like abortion, the economy, and immigration. john sudworth reports. this is a cbs newnald trump. it is clear, the world saw it on that debate stage, a nearly eighty—year—old donald trump talking about crowd sizes is not what we need. butjd vance was quick to respond kind, hitting back at kamala harris�* record. iran is as close to a nuclear weapon today as they have ever been, who has been the vice president for the last three years, your running mate not mine. another topic loomed, illegal immigration and a chance forjd vance to reference his family's struggle with addiction. that has opened the floodgates and a lot of sentinel is coming into the country. i had a mother who struggled with opioid addiction. donald trump had for years to do this and he promised america how easy it would be. "i will build you a beautiful wall and will pay for it." less than 2% of the wall got built. the exchanges may have been robust but for much of the media watching here, there was a sense of something else. a real debate. mr walz attacked republicans over the loss of the right to an a

cbs with the latest news. a few hours before the debate, iran launched a missile strike on israel. the first to respond fell to walz and the minnesota already excited in the fourth minute of the broadcast, for some reason he remembered the russian president, much earlier than biden. what we saw during the stable leadership of the vice president. calm that unites us, the understanding that our allies are important, when they see that donald trump is reaching out to vladimir putin and north korea, the inconsistency will be immediately noticeable, but we will remain true to our cause. the middle east is just one of the international crises that the biden administration is leaving behind. another crisis is ukraine. after zelensky's latest foray , everything is so toxic that the democrat-loyal moderators did not ask a single question on the topic at all, and of course, since almost 70% of americans support peace talks, which the democrats actually oppose. the last time an american president did not have major conflicts, the only answer, when trump was president. biden and harris have finally been forced into a split by the situation in t

up next we will take you live to cbs news of vice presidential debate simulcast since minnesota governor tim walz ohio senator jd vance. after it will bring you postdebate reaction and analysis from spectrum news. live coverage of cspan2. all. >> the first and only meeting between the twoe men about to become vice president of the united states democratic governor tim walz of minnesota republican senator jd vance of ohio. likely the final debate of the election cycle and voting is already underway in 20 states. polling shows it remains a race either candidate could win. the cbs news vice presidential >> the cbs news vice presidential debate, starts right now vice president wanted take this back. >> and we are ready to continue to build the future together going to turn this whole country read with presidentea donald j trump leaders there and leadership. >> you know about this journey, kamala harris so the next president of the united states. >> this is that cbs news special live from cbs news headquarters in new york, america i decide, the vice presidential debate. ♪ the ♪ ♪ >> leading o

. >> watched the cbs news of vice presidential debatecast. live it tuesday on c-spa a minnesota governor tim walz ohio center jd take the debate stage go head to head f the first time. c-span live coverage bring out previous show 8:00 p.m. eastern followed by thee simulcast at 9:00 p.m. the news vice presidential debate simulcast live it tuesday on c-span. you can also watch on free video app c-span now or online at c-span.org. >> good morning ladies and gentlemen. welcome to the teachers symposium course on the u.s. civil rights movement. i am doctor jeffries your instructor for the course it is a delight and honor to be here with you this morning and for the next couple of days. civil rights history is a little bit different when we think about some of the other subjects that we teach in school. we think about civil rights history we think about something. all of our students, all of us have something come to mind when we think about the civil rights movement. t and usually it comes to mind is a simplified version. as educators we enter into the classroom we have to make sure

minnesota governor tim walz and ohio senator jd vance will face off in the only scheduled vice presidential debate before election day. tonight's debate is hosted by cbs news. it's expected to last 90 minutes, and it's happening in manhattan at the cbs news headquarters. but you can watch it here on nbc bay area. a lot is going on around our country tonight that will sure to be hot. topics from the fears of a wider war in the middle east to dock workers striking along the east coast. the stakes are unusually high for the vp candidates as the race between vice president harris and former president trump remains tight nationally, especially in those battleground states. and just like the presidential debate, this will be the first in-person meeting for senator vance and governor walz. this matchup could very well be the last debate before election day since mr. trump has not agreed to a second debate showdown with vp harris. again, you can watch the debate right here on nbc bay area. our national coverage begins at 5 p.m. and the debate begins at six and following the debate. stay with us, because we'll have a special edition of nbc bay area news. all right,

cbs's nancy cordes has new reporting on tim walz and j.d. vance's tactics, with one day to go. >> reporter: ohio senator j.d. vance arrived in new york at midday today, as minnesotar tim walz spent one last day prepping in northern michigan. >> how are you feeling about the debate? >> reporter: this is where they will face off for 90 minutes tomorrow night. the trump campaign says that vance will try to turn the focus to immigration. >> we are going to build a wall we're going to reimplement deportation. >> reporter: vance also plans to challenge walz on his 24-year military career. >> these are my tim walz glasses. >> reporter: the republican congressman tom emmer has been playing walz in the mock debates. have you urged him to stay away from haitian migrants eating cats and dogs in ohio? >> he is going to concentrate on the issues that matter most. we have to focus on the economy. we need to focus on the border. we need to focus on peace and stability around the world. >> reporter: the latest cbs news poll finds more than half of the electorate considers vance competent. and the same goes for walz. but democratic voters are more enthusiastic about their party's

cbs evening news. watch book tv every sunday on c-span2 and find the full schedule on your program guide or watch online anytime at book tv.org. minnesota governor and democratic vice president nominee tim walz spoke in support of military veterans and their families during a campaign stop in chandler, arizona. u.s. senate candidate are presented of ruben gallego and jim mccain, son of late senator john mccain, joined governor walz for the 30 minute event. >> after having graduated from mayor united states air force academy. there are a couple, two or three of his mentors. thank you to all of your valuable influence. my youngest son has also chosen to serve by battling the mental health crisis that exists in our country. i understand service, i think we worked really hard to work out the core value. all of us here in this room i would like to believe understand the concept of service before self. we are also quickly approaching election day. happy to see that coming soon. we have very important choices to make that will impact every one of us in this space. we also know, thanks to people like vice president harris, governor tim walz, we

minnesota governor tim walz and ohio senator j.d. vance face off in the first and only vice presidential debate. cbs news will host the event here in new york. it will be moderated by cbs evening news anchor norra o'donnell, and face the nation moderator, margaret brennen. cbs says there will be no live fact checking by the moderators, but the broadcast will feature a qr code on the screen, which will link to a real-time fact check being done by cbs journalists. there will not be a live audience inside the debate hall for the 90-minute debate. but unlike the two presidential debates so far this year, the microphones will not be muted while the other candidate is speaking. we, of course, will have much, much more on the debate throughout the morning. >>> meanwhile, the death toll from hurricane helene continues to rise across six states after the devastating storm ripped through the southeast. as of now at least 125 people are dead -- florida, georgia, south carolina, tennessee, and virginia. a third of those deaths were reported in north carolina, where at least 40 people died as a result of catastrophic

cbs broadcast center in new york. now political analysts say tim walz may have the edge in debating experience as the current governor of minnesotagress. jd vance became a senator in ohio just last year. >> voters are going to get a chance to see two running mates who are advocating for two very different visions for the country. >> now, tonight's ground rules are going to be different than the debate between kamala harris and donald trump. microphones will be on at all times, and the moderators will not. fact check the statements of the candidates. you can see the debate right here with us on ktvu at 6:00. >> today, the city of san francisco will discuss a plan that could lead to a ban on all overnight rv parking. the city's municipal transportation agency board of directors is holding a meeting this afternoon to gather public input on a possible ban. this comes as the city has been cracking down on illegally parked rvs, telling people they have to move. with five weeks to go here until election day, four of the top candidates for san francisco mayor met once again before voters to address a number of hot button issues, includin

minnesota governor tim walz and ohio senator j.d. vance faceoff this evening in new york city at the cbs news vice presidential debate.o be their first and only debate. let's go live to madison alworth with more on what to expect. madison? reporter: hey, liz. yeah, this could be the last debate before the election in november. we expect these two midwest dads to lean into their roots, but we don't expect them to find much middle ground, especially when it comes to the economy. so let's start off with vance and what to expect from that tonight. the campaign telling fox that the ohio senator will hone in on his ticket with trump will make the economy better with no tax on tips, social security benefits or overtime pay and he will also talk about the plan to bring back more manufacturing jobs, with a lower 15% corporate tax rate for companies who make their products here in the us. it is expected that tim walz will seize on anything tax rate related pointing the gop ticket as favoring the rich, while echoing harris' calls to raise taxes on corporations, and wealthy americans who need to "pay their fair share." tim walz w

in the spin room at the cbs broadcast center in new york city, where the countdown is on to that first and only us vice presidential debate. the democratic governor of minnesota senator from ohio, each vying to become the next vice president of the united states. the debate will begin in less than two hours from now, at 9pm eastern time, or 2am in the morning if you're in the uk and ireland. it's being hosted by our us media partners cbs news, with moderators norah o'donnell and margaret brennan. it will run about 90 minutes. there will be no opening statements and no audience in attendance. one big difference from the presidential debates is that the candidates' mics will not be muted. we might expect to hear more cross—talk than we did in the trump—biden and trump—harris debates. you can watch that cbs news vice presidential debate simulcast right here on bbc news. do stay with us in the coming hours. we'll be speaking to political guests leading up to the debate, and we'll have lots of post—debate analysis after it concludes. tonight's debate comes as voters in multiple states have begun receiving their ballots for november's election. poehls from those ba

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cbs broadcast center in new york city at 6:00. political analysts say walz may have the edge in debating experience, as the current minnesota governorember of congress. vance became ohio u.s. senator last year. earlier, we spoke to political science professor andres quintero about what he can expect and what we can expect to hear at tonight's debate from the republican side. >> you're going to see immigration. the economy is going to be a constant, the focus with regard to the democratic ticket and the democratic side, we're going to see a significant focus, probably on women's right to choose, abortion rights are going to be a big focus. >> tonight's debate will likely be the last time the two campaigns square off face to face on stage. here's an update to our viewer poll that we've been talking about. this morning. we've been asking, do you plan on watching the vice presidential debate? and 66% of people say, yes, 33% of people say no. you can still vote to scan the qr code on the top right hand corner of your screen, or go to ktvu.com/vote coming up on mornings on two. >> the nine. halloween right around the corner and the bay ar

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now, on cbs news bay area, at 6:30 in the morning, chances are you will be talking about the vice presidential debate around the water cooler this morning. ohio senator j.d. vance and minnesotaolicy during the first and likely only vice presidential debate. those included the economy, abortion, border security, gun violence, and the middle east. and csu east bay professor and history and media studies nolan higdon joins us all to -- this morning to break it all down. good morning professor. let's start general and then drill down. what was your thinking last night as you watched the debate about who came out on top? >> good morning. nice to see you. you know, my first impression was, you know, i thought this was really the debate was really the personification of the so-called midwestern nice. there was a lot of kind interactions. they referred to each by their formal titles. signs of respect. bringing up points of agreement. you know, we have not really seen national candidates sort of talk to each in that way. i think it was a nice change of pace for a lot of folks. and lived up to some of those demand that people had after the assassination attempt on former president tru

i'm here at the cbs broadcast center in new york city, where the countdown is on to the first and only us vice presidential debate. the democratic governor of minnesotae debate begins in less than three hours from now, at 9pm eastern time, or 2am in the morning if you're in the uk. it's being hosted by our us media partners cbs news, with moderators norah o'donnell and margaret brennan. it will run about 90 minutes. there will be no opening statements and no audience in attendance. the big difference from the presidential debates is that on this occasion, the candidates' mics will not be muted — we can expect to hear more cross—talk than in the trump—biden and trump—harris debates. so we'll see how that plays out of weather that makes any difference. you can watch the cbs news vice presidential debate simulcast right here on bbc news. do stay with us in the coming hours. we'll be speaking to plenty of political guests leading up to the debate, and we'll have expert analysis after it concludes. we will go through it blow—by—blow and asked lenglet everything means. the debate comes as voters in multiple states have begun receiving their ballots for nov

cbs news vi presidential debate simulcast y on c-span. you can also watch on c-span now or c-span.org. minnesotad vice presidential nominee tim walz took a break from debates to walk the street of harbor springs, michigan with his wife. he spoke briefly with reporters.

minnesota and republican senator jd vance of ohio. now, this is likely the final debate of this election cycle in voting is already underway in 20 states. cbs news polling shows this remains a race either presidential candidate could win the cbs news vice presidential debate starts now. >> for every single vote and we're going take this country back. continue to build the future together. >> this is a cbs news special live from cbs news headquarters in new york. america decides the vice presidential debate. >> good evening. i'm norah o'donnell and thank you for joining us for tonight's cbs news, vice presidential debate. we want to welcome our viewers on cbs and other networks here in the u.s. and around the world. we have a consequential night ahead in our focus is the issues that matter to you. the voter. let's introduce the candidates. minnesota's democratic governor tim walz and ohio's republican senator jd vance tonight meeting for the first time. >> i'm margaret brennan in order to have a thoughtful and civil debate. these are the rules that both campaigns have agreed to. questions will be directed at one candidate who will have 2 minutes

minnesota and senator jd vance of ohio. >> voting is already underway in 20 states. polling shows this remains a race either presidential candidate could win. the cbs news vice presidential debate starts now. >> five for every vote and take this country back. >> we are ready to continue to build the future together. >> we are going to turn this whole country around with president donald j. trump's leadership. >> you know what is at the end of this journey, kamala harris as the next president of the united states. >> this is the cbs news special live from cbs news headquarters in new york. america decides: the vice presidential debate. norah: good evening and thank you for joining us for tonight's cbs news vice presidential debate. we want to come our viewers on -- welcome our viewers on cbs, other networks in the u.s. and around the world. our focus is the issues that matter to you, the voter. let's introduce the candidates. minnesota's democratic governor, tim walz, and ohio's republican senator, jd vance, tonight meeting for the first time. margaret: in order to have a thoughtful and civil debate, these are the rules both campaigns have agreed to. que

minnesota and republican senator jd vance of ohio. >> now this is likely the final debate of this election cycle, and voting is already underway in 20 states. cbs news polling shows this remains a race either presidential candidate could win. the cbs news vice presidential debate starts now. >> fight for every single vote and we are going to take this country back. and we are ready to continue to build the future together. >> we're going to turn this whole country red with president donald j. trump's leadership. you know, it's at the end of this little journey. kamala harris says the next president of the united states. >> this is a cbs news special live from cbs news headquarters in new york. america decides the vice presidential debate good evening o'donnell, and thank you for joining us for tonight's cbs news vice presidential debate. >> we want to welcome our viewers on cbs. on other networks here in the u.s. and around the world. we have a consequential night ahead, and our focus is the issues that matter to you, the voter. let's introduce the candidates. minnesota's democratic governor, tim walz and ohio's republican senator jd vance. tonight,

minnesota and republican senator j.d. vance of ohio. >> margaret: this is likely the final debate of this election cycle and voting is already underway in 20 states. cbs news shows this remains a race either presidential candidate could w win. the cbs news vice president shall debate starts now. >> fight for every single vote and we are going to take this country back. >> we are ready to continue to build the future together. >> we are going to turn this whole country red with president donald j. trump's leadership. >> you know what's at the end of this little journey? kamala harris as the next president of the united states. >> announcer: this is a cbs news special. live from cbs news headquarters in new york, "america decides: the vice presidential debate." >> norah: good evening. i'm norah o'donnell. thank you for joining us for two nights cbs news vice presidential debate. we want to welcome our viewers on cbs, on other networks here in the u.s., and around the world. we have a consequential night ahead. our focus is the issues that matter to you, the voter. let's introduce the candidates. minnesota's democratic governor tim walz and ohio's republican

cbs news vice presidential debate. we want to welcome our viewer on cbs, and other networks in the u.s., and the world. wwe have a our focus is issues that matter you to the voter. the candidates minnesotaocratic governor tim walz and ohio republican senator jd vance. tonight, meeting for the first time. >>>i am margaret brennan to have a thoughtful, civil debate, these are rules that both campaigns agreed, to questions will be directed at one candidate. who has two minutes to respond, other candidate is allows two minutes for rebuttal, and each with a minutes fors for you points. >> and primary role of moderator to facilitate the debate between the candidates. enforce rules and provide candidates with opportunity to fact check claims made by each other. cbs news reserving right to mute candidates microphones to maintain decorum, we have not shared questions or topics with the campaigns, the stage is set, governor, senator thank you for joining us. tonight country is facing several unfolding crises, middle east on brir brink of war, americans suffering from impact of hurricane helene, now a labor strike, 25 thousand dockworkers are picketing, we'll begin with the middle east. margaret.

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