i should just finally say here, i am from cleveland so i'm excited to be here in cleveland. rise to the occasion at the republican national convention and get a minute to celebrate with my grandmother just turned 90 and a nephew who turned ten. so number of levels your i'm really excited for today and tonight. peter slen: what hope nine -year-old and ten -year-old are both watching you here on c-span. we appreciate your time michael bender. thank you so much. michael bender: thank you. peter slen: in just a minute or so we will begin the preprogram. and jennifer brown, the executive director of the presidential debates will come out and prep the audience and give a couple of rules and but right now we want to go to the hall and we want to show you around a little bit and we will watch and see when this begins. [background sounds]. [background sounds]. [background sounds]. [background sounds]. [background sounds]. [background sounds]. [background sounds]. [background sounds]. [background sounds]. [background sounds]. [background sounds]. >> good evening ladies and gentlemen.

and here we are back in cleveland.land clinic and case western reserve in the year 2020 to have debate number one. i mentioned, sandra, earlier, cleveland clinic we're so blessed to have the intellect and ability of so many men and women who work on this campus because they are -- when you think about the mayo clinic in rochester, minnesota and the cleveland clinic. during those covid times we have a small footprint for the fox news channel do covid tests every day. we're doing whatever we can to keep it safe for whoever we come in contact with. >> sandra: our thanks to chris stirewalt watching his analysis tomorrow night. bill, as an ohio guy i know you love the attention the state is getting with this. >> bill: no doubt about that. from illinois when you get a day like this you feel like you're stealing one. we have a good one, too, sandra. in a moment here we'll get to the story that broke overnight. a car plowing through a crowd of protestors injuring at least two. what happened after that, what police are saying a

eastern time in cleveland, ohio. bill hemmer is sitting in cleveland right now. >> bill: you know, smitty, mcgurn made some great points there. there are two more debates after this between trump and biden. i think tonight is the most critical of all. i remember speaking with the campaign several weeks ago about their strategy and agenda here. one of the points they made to me is that they believe that writers start creating their story based on the first 30 minutes of tonight's debate. based on history it's probably very true. we go for 90 minutes but i think the first impressions that are made during this debate tonight are absolutely critical and i believe what mcgurn said there about millions of people are watching to see how joe biden does. >> sandra: yeah. >> bill: we have had not frankly the opportunity to hear from him. we have not seen him with the give and take with reporters as we have donald trump. sometimes several times a day. i think therein lies the big question tonight. one more point. based on the a

peter doocy live in cleveland with us.er. >> dana, it started behind-the-scenes but spilled out into the open in the last few hours. during negotiations about ground rules for tonight's debates, the trump campaign was pushing the biden campaign for an ear check want they want a third party to literally look into the ears of each debater to make sure there is not an electronic transmitter. the trump campaign said joe biden's handlers several days ago agreed to a pre-debate inspection for electronic ear pieces but today a abruptly reversed themselves and the biden group asked for breaking news. but biden is pushing back on that. >> that's absurd. of course he is not wearing ear pieces and we never asked for breaking news. >> expect joe biden to continue to trying to contrast the president's recent taxes and what he played in income taxes in 2019. one guest is a woman whose mother died of covid-19 and one is a steel technician from legaled. the -- cleveland. the trump's guest list will be intriguing. we expect to see biden on

i will bill hemmer live in cleveland, ohio.e're are waiting for president trump ready to touch down in cleveland. he will face off with joe biden in the same room for the first time. the first of 3 presidential debates hours away. there is no shortage of drama. in these covid times there will be no handshake between the candidates. chris wallace will handle those duties. the crowd is capped at 100 people indoors. it's what is happening behind-the-scenes that has everyone talking. both campaigns will join me live in cleveland. ted cruz ready to tee off to the supreme court battle. first trump campaign advisor steve courtez. good afternoon to you. thanks for your time? >> good afternoon. >> bill: what do you consider victory? >> victory will be a chance for the american people to see who joe biden is. he has been hidden away? they can't hide. for 90 minutes in front of a massive audience, he has a record of economic failure. we contrast that to president trump. somebody who can boast of being an incredible job creator and an entr

tom: for cleveland, what do you think? orr okies -- piroghies cleveland boys?do they need to understand the true fabric of cleveland? cleveland is a microcosm of america. you have real working-class people there. people thinking about how do i pay my bills? they are often a tape away from real financial pressures. that is what the president really needs to focus on, what solution does he have for them, can he persuade them that he has a new vision to offer for the united states or will they be disappointed with what they have seen so far? tom: thank you so much. from -- on cleveland. the presidential debate at 8:30. a lot of people have said mi taking a "surveillance" beauty rest? this is so important i think i will be up for this debate, to see it. with our first word news, here's rick a group that -- wiki group that -- ritika gupta. ritika: a researcher at the university of melbourne say fatalities could almost double. that they are unable to accurately quantify cases. california's in wine country has now tripled in size. it has burned more than 36,000 acres.

presidential debate in cleveland.ut to your point, when you said only 3% might be decided as a result of this debate or influenced by it, this is such a close call. this election could potential he come down to a hanging chad type of situation. 3% matters. jonathan: that is the excitement for later today. get a coffee, a red bull, whatever your poison, and take a look at the market. equity futures doing absolutely nothing. the s&p 500 unchanged on futures. in foreign exchange, euro-dollar $1.17. there's the snooze that is the treasury market. i know you love it. 0.6528% is your yield on an unmoved 10 year treasury. tom: i would note as we struggle for dynamics that the real yield has come back a little deeper negative in the last number of tos, from a -0.90%, now down -0.97%. futures again just flat, flat. jonathan: let's bring in mike pyle, like rock mobile chief investment -- mike pyle, blackrock global chief investment strategist. what is the connection between this and the election just weeks away? mike: the appro

my colleague now, martha maccallum live from cleveland, ohio, we spent a lot of time together in cleveland>> i think we spent a year in cleveland together in 2016. >> bill: how does it look to you? >> it's quite impressive, to a kind of change venues over the course of covid-19, it looks great in there and i think people are going to be surprised at how the people who are in there, 80-100 is the estimate, fill that room. it's a great space. >> bill: how important is this debate on how you make decisions in 2020. extremely important has 18%. not at all has 24%. look at the top line, if you are saying this debate is extremely important to your vote, 84 million in 2016 watch debate number one, that's a lot of ma math. >> i was trying to do the very complicated math of adding together the top three categories and is roughly more for those who say it doesn't matter at all. most people say it does matter to them either somewhat or extremely and i think that's where you're going to get tuning in over the course of this exciting debate tomorrow night. i think there are a lot of folks who have alre

they got within a hundred feet and cleveland bite cops apprehended them. white van and whisked them off. neither the police or secret service are releasing details on that. there are number of items that are banned in the area of the big event tonight, those include flammable liquids, fireworks, things like brass knuckles and lumber, and that is why police from shaker heights took a number of the signs that the refused fascism group had for their demonstration. but the police measured those signs and figure they are within the guidelines and say they can't be wider than 2 inches. within the guidelines, so they gave all of those signs back. but with all of the attention being paid to potential weapons, we found one attendee here who was openly carrying a semiautomatic sidearm. here's what he had to say. >> i noticed your arm. how come? >> because what happened in kenosha is not going to happen here in cleveland. what happened here in wisconsin is not going to happen in ohio. >> so of the demonstrators out here, they are blm demonstrato demonstrators, climat

. >> bret: i'm bret baier, good evening -- it's finally here from cleveland. ♪ >> tucker: good eveningnd welcome to tucker carlson tonight. it is here, finally, an hour from now at 9:00 p.m. eastern, the first presidential debate of the 2020 election cycle. live from cleveland, ohio, just 60 minutes from now, and yet it is still hard to believe this is really going to happen, apparently it is. joe biden, he's run for president three times. at no point up until the moment he unexpectedly won the democratic nomination had the people around him taken biden seriously as a national political leader. barack obama certainly didn't, he famously mocked joe biden for eight years, so did many in the u.s. senate when he served there. there. his peers have been making fun of joe biden for 50 years, many of those people are gone now. he will soon be 78 years old, he is the oldest man to ever run on a major ticket. it shows, biden is fading, no honest person denied that. during a primary debate, former secretary julian castro looked incredulous, are you forgetting what you said 2 minutes ago it was n

as we had to break, we visit another cleveland landmark.you ever heard that ohio was the birthplace of rock 'n' roll? why is that? it was a dj here in cleveland but started using that term, rock 'n' roll, to describe the new genre of music. and this became the rock 'n' roll hall of fame and museum right here on the shores of lake erie. every year, artists, performers added to the ranks here. this year notorious prg, depeche mode, the doobie brothers and whitney houston among the inductees. "special report" rocks on after this. ♪ communications in the media for 45 years. i've been taking prevagen on a regular basis for at least eight years. for me, the greatest benefit over the years has been that prevagen seems to help me recall things and also think more clearly. and i enthusiastically recommend prevagen. it has helped me an awful lot. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. keeping your oysters growing while keeping your business growing has you swamped. (♪ ) you need to hire i need indeed indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on in

>>in cleveland that right. >>you can watch the first presidential debate tomorrow at 06:00pm right here on kron 4. well here's some new video that we got overnight, some of the wildfires burning in napa and sonoma counties check this out this is what it looked like. >>along los alamos road in sonoma county more coverage on the fire and containment >>welcome back everyone on a research group in springfield, hopes to become part of the solution and the fight against covid-19. the research group qp has will be hosting a coronavirus vaccine trial next month. david she tossed a lob takes us behind the scenes to explain what volunteers will be going through. >>qps will start its first of 8 covid-19 vaccine trials on october 26 is a very exciting we're seeing and >>looking forward to working on this you know the folks springfield brandenburg says his team will vaccinate more than 100 volunteers, we watch or anything goes dose which that would occur such as your taishan to the skin we really take care of the volunteers

all eyes on cleveland, ohio. jon ferro, i don't know your history with cleveland, ohio besides the best football team on the planet, but this debate tonight will be a battle. it will be interesting to see just in the first 10 minutes how the debate agains -- the debate begins. jonathan:jonathan: my association with cleveland is lebron james. did i do that right? tom: you nailed that. jonathan: we can explore that another time. in the markets, i am not sure what the implications or conflict once is actual -- or consequent is actually are. the near-term risk, the number one is that we don't have an outcome november 4. if we get a clear lead and joe biden really solidifies that in the debate tonight, is that risk on? do you fade the volatility off the back of that without really considering the policy implications of a democratic sweep? i think that might be a step too far, but i am trying to work through those issues with a series of guests. we continue to do that through the next way for hours. tom: on economics,

tom: you are in cleveland. i will be taking a "surveillanc e" nap so i can stay up for the cirilli show. i know you will head to the rock and roll hall of fame. it's good to be in cleveland and check out the rock and roll hall of fame, right? [laughter] kevin: it is good to be in cleveland, because it is back on the trail. even just driving around, and you see the yard signs -- i was on the famous east ford street last night. so much of cleveland shut down as a result of the pandemic, but talking to some of the locals, they have a much different perception of this race than what i hear inside the beltway and with my friends up in new york. that is why this is so incredibly important. and they are both coming from their entourages. underscores the importance of the supreme court pick. he will also defend on a national security front as well. tom: i just slipped into my puny brain -- china growth? even know whot the doobie brothers are. i'm going to google. tom: thank you, kevin cirilli. talkve much, much more to

griff jenkins live in cleveland.can we expect to hear from president trump and joe biden today 34 days from election day? good morning. >> 34 days indeed. good morning and what you'll hear from both of them is i won last night. as we wait to hear from joe biden before he gets on that train it is interesting to note this is the first time he has spent the night overnight anywhere since leaving -- being stuck at his home in delaware since march. he was here in cleveland last night and will get on the train and make seven stops called the build back better express tour with his wife dr. jill biden and the campaign said he will highlight in all his stops his plans for working families. he goes from ohio to pennsylvania. end in johnstown at a drive-in event in pennsylvania. his campaign manager saying biden was the clear winner last night. >> joe biden offered strong ideas, trump offered only interruptions and lies. president trump was desperate and weak and angry. he is losing the race. >> let me show you as biden travel

more ahead live from here in cleveland. including an interview with trump 2020 communications director tim murtaugh. i want to toss it over to ayman mohyeldin. >> we start in louisville, kentucky, the attorney for the breonna taylor grand juror who requested transcripts be made public is holding a news conference. we're going to have the very latest in the live report coming up after the break. and the top republican in the house ways and means committee calling for a criminal investigation into the sources of the "new york times" trump tax story. jimmy gomez, a member of the committee, joins me live next. and later, more from cleveland as we're gearing up for the first presidential debate. we're just getting started on a very busy tuesday morning. n a very busy tuesday morning. still fresh unstopables in-wash scent booster downy unstopables ♪ ♪ >>> on the left side, live remarks from the lawyer of an anonymous juror in the breonna taylor case. that anonymous juror succeeding in a move, "so that the truth may prevail." he w

debate number one is set to take place in cleveland.he president is demanding that biden take a drug test, suggesting biden has been helped by performance-enhancing drugs. the biden camp fired back saying, quote, if the president thinks his best case is made in urine, he can have at it. abc news will have three hours of debate coverage beginning tomorrow at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >>> protests continue in the wake of the grand jury announcement in the breonna taylor case as a new report fuels more controversy. law enforcement officials say taylor's boyfriend wounded one of the officers involved in the deadly no-knock raid. but new information shows that may not be the case. here's abc's trevor ault. >> reporter: relentless cries of justice for breonna taylor -- >> the people united, we'll never be defeated! >> reporter: protests stretching from coast to coast. >> we want justice for breonna! >> reporter: leading to several violent confrontations. in louisville, at least 28 arrested overnight as calls increase to make the grand jury transcrip

joe biden seen arriving in cleveland on board a biden/harris plane. that will meet on this stage right here. there will be no handshake, no opening statements. and after a coin toss already, the president will get the first question and the president's team tonight expecting that question to be about that bombshell report about his taxes. and his reported debt, more than $400 million, much of it that may come due during his second term if he wins re-election. and, of course, the question now for many, who does the president owe that money to? joe biden countering today by releasing his own taxes. and after the president's repeated attacks on biden's mental fitness, what biden now says he expects from the president tonight. and how he plans to respond. and of course, this all plays out amid this pandemic. the toll on american jobs. the death of justice ruth bader ginsburg and the president's new supreme court pick. and, of course, george floyd, breonna taylor and the conversation on race in this country. so, plenty to ask about tonight. plenty to debat

holding special debate coverage live from cleveland starting tonight at 6 p.m. eastern. don't miss it. that leads up to the big event 9 p.m. moderated by chris wallace right here. "daily briefing" now. >> dana: in cleveland president trump and former vice president biden will face off in the first presidential debate hours from now. i am dana perino and this is the "daily briefing." >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> dana: president trump set to

. >> bret: welcome the cleveland, ohio.e are live on the campus of the cleveland clinic and case western reserve university. we are five weeks away tonight from election night and in just three hours, the first presidential debate matches the incumbent donald trump against the challenger, joe biden. good evening, everyone. i'm bret baier. >> martha: and i martha maccallum. here we go, over the next two hours, a preview of tonight's big event. we will look at the likely strategies for the president and the former vp. two very different personalities, of course. >> bret: and we will get some predictions from our astute political team. vice president mike pence will join us shortly. former democratic candidate pete buttigieg will be live in our second hour. >> martha: we get started tonight with fox team coverage. the two sides have been sniping at each other all day over the rules of this debate. peter doocy takes a look at what the biden campaign hopes they will accomplish tonight and what they hope to avoid. >> bret: first

, last general election debate in cleveland before tonight.t's the debate where reagan got those lines off, there you go again, blew the race open in the last week. that's a debate that made a big difference and then you get to where trump is right now, he's down 8 points coming into tonight's debate, there's only one modern incumbent who has come in down by a larger margin than this in their first debate, 28 years ago, 992, george h.w. bush, down double-digits, clinton he was running against and also perot, the last incumbent to come in behind and the last incumbent to lose re-election. >> we all know how that race ended for the incumbent. >>> joe biden and kamala harris just released their tax returns amid "the new york times" report on the president's own taxes. "the new york times" reports that between 2010 and 2018 the president, quote, wrote off $26 million in unexplained consulting fees as a business expense across all of his projects. "the new york times" suggests that more than $700,000 of those consulting fees were in fact paid to hi

that's it for today from cleveland. and we will see you next fox news sunday. ♪ >> here we go, final preparations underway in cleveland counting down to first presidential debate, a must-see showdown coming in an election year like no other. the fight for control of a supreme court seat, a pandemic still killing americans and a troubled economy still killing jobs. no doubt debate moderatedder chris wallace has a lot of ground to cover. welcome to special edition of america's newsroom. i'm sandra smith, a short time ago joe biden told senate democrats not to vote on president trump's supreme court nominee. in his

that's it for today from cleveland.a great week and we will see you next fox news sunday. ♪ bret: get ready for a clash in cleveland. >> i can hardly wait to debate. we'll see who's sleepy. martha: president trump and vice president joe biden set to square off in prime time, live in battleground ohio. >> the virus was too quick for him. he froze. bret: this first 2020 debate of the general election marking round one, a potential opportunity from each candidate to

railroads arrived in cleveland in 1851. ironically the guy who helps bring the railroads to cleveland, the same guy who champion the canal. the railroads pretty much had an immediate impact on the canal. however, the canal did stain use all the way up until 1913. it just had a different use. it started to become a place where people would go leisurely on a weekend. they would have vote, travel up and down the canals. many times the canals went to put in place would have little general stores or taverns, and people would i guess in their day go public crawling, if you will, using a canal vote on a sunday afternoon. one permanent legacy of the canal was the fact that in cleveland especially the river valley became the center of storage. it became allport. he became a manufactured instead of the city itself. that's where the wealth of cleveland group. it was based on the fact you read that canal as cleveland's first port. as time went on in manufacturing rose, cleveland group, we begin the fifth largest city in the country. we

last night they had the debate in cleveland. it is fair to say we got a lot more heat than we did light as a practical matter. mr. biden: everybody knows he is a liar. i want to make sure -- president trump: you graduated last in your class. mr. biden: you're the worst president america has ever had. president trump i wear masks when needed. i do not wear masks like him. every time you see him he is wearing a mask. he could be speaking to hundred feet away and he shows up with the biggest mask i've ever seen. >> what is the trump health care plan? president trump: i guess i'm debating you and not him. the question is radical left. mr. biden: will you shut up, man? segment,e ended this we will move on to the second segment. mr. biden: that was a productive segment, wasn't it? david: that is a taste of what we got to see 90 minutes last night. let's go to kevin cirilli in cleveland. help pick up the pieces. what is the aftermath? kevin: vice president joe biden speaking in cleveland earlier today before getting on a train. he will

by 1827, july 4th, the first vote from akron to cleveland got through the canal port in cleveland. by 1832, the entire system was complete from cleveland all the way to the ohio river. it made a tremendous difference. for the nation, it allowed us to start to rationalize our economy. it allowed us to have internal trade. prior to that, all those seaboard states depended on exporting in order to make money and deliver goods and services. so this actually helped america expand westward. by doing so, i mentioned that new york city became the financial capital of the country. ohio rises from a wilderness to be the third most populous and the third richest state in the union by the 1860s. canal life was a slow paced life. in canals, boats generally went four or five miles an hour. we are standing next to a lock right now. there would have been numerous locks to allow those boats to basically navigate the terrain and topography. so these be came kind of water elevators. they raised and lowered the votes as they made their journey. cramped staff quarters. often time, you would find cattle

they face are for the first time tonight in cleveland ohio -- cleveland, ohio.s malik perkins parts were flying from the onset. among the topics on the table tonight, the pandemic of course. the economy as well. >> let's bring in greg lee. greg, a lot to unpack here tonight. this thing started rockets and ended that way as well. >> it never really stopped. the way this debate ended i think these two men could have continued to. it began talking about election results and joe biden trying to fax check him on the flight. we have talked about people a lot and how many voters have already decided which way they're going to vote. about 86% say they have already made up their mind. if you are in an independent voter, the 4% watching this hoping to get some idea of which way these men are going to go you did not get night, it was a mess. there was so much bickering and talking over each other. you almost had to feel for chris wallace, the moderator. didn't seem to get control of these two men because there was a lot of interruption we saw a lot of name-calling and an a

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by 1827, the first boat from akron to cleveland docked through the canal port in cleveland. by 1832, the entire system was complete from cleveland all the way to the ohio river at fort smith. -- portsmith. it made a tremendous difference. for the nation and allowed us to rationalize our economy. it allowed us to have internal trade. prior to that all of those seaboard states depended on exporting in terms of making money and delivering goods and services. this helped america expand westward. by doing so, i mentioned new york city became the financial capital of the country. ohio rises from wilderness to become the third most populous and third richest state in the union by the 1860's. canal life was a slow-paced life. canal boats generally went about four or five miles per hour. we are standing in a loch right now. there were numerous lochs to allow those folks to navigate the terrain and topography. these became elevators, watered elevators that lifted or lowered the boat. it was cramped quarters. often times he would find cattle and people sleeping in the same boat. summer

i talked yesterday to a cleveland swatted guy doing preps.says they will be ready and the national guard has been brought in. they had a press conference yesterday. here is a little bit of what they had to say. listen. >> members of the task force are specifically trained and equipped and prepared to support law enforcement in protection tasks. griff: both candidates yesterday said they are ready for it. the president held a rose garden press conference where he said tests. biden is off the campaign trail. he says is he ready one thing is for sure, there will be unscripted moments that we don't see coming that i will be talking about with you tomorrow. brian, ainsley, steve? steve: that's right, griff. all parity of the post game show tomorrow. thank you very much. by the way, have you heard there is a debate tonight. watch the clock right under brian right there it's 9:00 p.m. eastern time. moderated by our own chris wallace there are many different ways can you watch it. watch it here on this channel, business channel, fox news radio, fox n

[indiscernible]. >> and in cleveland. >> you think that's not true? ♪ >> this administration believes they found a loophole in the tragedy of justice ginsburg's death. they see an opportunity to overturn the affordable care act on their way out the door. >> martha: so expect to hear that line of attack quite a bit from vice president joe biden and his supporters in the days and weeks to come. it is the same argument really that was used by democrats in the midterms when they successfully flipped the control of the house. they see it is a very useful tool in the election cycle and we are likely to hear a lot about it. it's also being used in this situation against the supreme court nominee judge amy coney barrett. so far at least two out of the ten democrats on the senate judiciary committee, senator richard blumenthal, say that they are not going to meet with judge barrett, the private meetings you've seen happen over the course of history and their offices for this confirmation hearing and senator blumenthal called it an illegitimate sham process. de

that's it for today from cleveland.u next fox news sunday. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hello america i'm mark levin. this is life, liberty and levin. we have the secretary of state mike pompeo. how are you sir. >> i'm great. thanks for having me on. >> thanks for inviting us. we needed a bigger room. >> it's beautiful. it's a beautiful place.

we are live on the campus of case western reserve university and the cleveland clinic. site of the first debate between donald trump and joe biden, moderated by our very own chris wallace, who is preparing today. the supreme court vacancy number president trump's third and to selection of amy coney barrett as his nominee at a new twist. mark meredith at the white house and jacqui heinrich jacqui heinrich in wilmington, delaware. let's start with the latest on the president's supreme court pick and what we know about the timeline for a confirmation process. mark. >> president trump hopes to fire up his base with his new supreme court nominee but with election day fast approaching, the white house knows getting judge barrett confirmed by the senate will be contentious. >> is a very proud moment indeed. >> late saturday president trump made it official, he is nominating seventh of her stomach -- amy coney barrett to the supreme court >> she is a woman of unparalleled achievement, towering intellect, sterling credentials and unyielding loyalty to the constitution. >> a favo

the suburbsin around cleveland, for example, and cincinnati?e target audience tonight? >> joe biden set i want to be the president for everyone. he is the uniter in chief. his vision for america, when you talk about addressing the covid crisis in a real way, that is talking to everyone, because covid does not discriminate. covid has touched so many people. it has disproportionately touched communities of color, but it does not discriminate in the sense that everybody has been affected in one way, shape, or form by covid. when joe biden is talking about how to address the covid crisis, he is speaking to everyone. when he is talking about health care, there's so many people with pre-existing conditions. republicans, democrats, independents, white, nonwhite, urban, rural, suburban. these are the people he's speaking about. there are so many people right now who want a leader who can bring us together. you know, i'm sitting in a state very sherrod brown, a progressive democrat, and john kasich, the former republican governor of the state of ohio, b

live in cleveland, ohio, home of the first presidential debate. ♪ lows.ans can refinance their loans with no income verification, no appraisal, and no out of pocket costs. one call to newday usa can save you $3,000 every year. you could start saving, beginning with your next mortgage payment. refi now at these historic low rates. tm -)ti;lj r#úqúe3a n1?[÷@(npqq?xhs>" vicks vapopatch. easy to wear with soothing vicks vapors for her, for you, for the whole family. trusted soothing vapors, from vicks >> dana: president trump says a "new york times" report that he avoided paying federal income taxes for years as "fake news." live outside the white house, mark has more for us. >> hey, dana, "the new york times" says they reviewed several years worth of president trump's tax documents and found that the president paid either no taxes or very little, less than $1,000 as recently as 2017. the three authors of this "new york times" report break it down even further. they write "he paid no income taxes at all in ten of the previous 15 years largely because he repo

we begin just outside cleveland. situated along the river, we will learn how the canal system here lies a major role in our nations westward expansion -- 1840's.1840's and >> the ohio and you are canal as part of a system that was put in place in the early years of america, between 1825 and 1832. it is a water transportation route that connected lake erie with the ohio river, which is part of a larger idea. a national water transportation route. in the early days of america we had colonies situated right along the atlantic seaboard. our leaders at that time so i problem. the problem was, we needed that country to expand westward. there was a big obstacle -- the appellation mountains. our first president happened to be a canal engineer. he had an idea. to create this transcontinental water transportation route using two canals, the era canal, the ohio and eatery, that would ultimately connect the era canal, lake erie, the ohio river, sippy, all the way to the gulf of mexico. in the early days we did not have a big fed

a very different feel here on the ground in cleveland. vonnie: thank you.w that you'll be there all night for us. tune in tonight for full coverage of the presidential debate starting at eight: 30 on bloomberg television and bloomberg radio. still ahead, we discuss the strain on business on new york city and the possibilities that it could get worse with albert togut. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is bloomberg markets. i'm vonnie quinn. point, thety, at one epicenter of the coronavirus, is still reeling from lockdown. businesses are battered across the five boroughs. joining us now to discuss the of togutalbert togut segal & segal, legendary in the bankruptcy community. he has worked on the bankruptcies of enron, gm, westinghouse, and so many more. is this the worst you have seen it in new york city, have there been worse times? worse at the not moment, but it has the potential to be the worst thing i've ever seen in my life, i'm sure. vonnie: what does that outcome depend on? how many months of coronavirus lockdown, what level of both? albert: what is

>> watch the first presidential debate live from cleveland tuesday night on c-span. stream live or on demand at c-spc d c-span.org/debates or listen live on the c-span radio app. >>> colorado governor jared polis spoke at the reagan presidential foundation education summit. he discussed the role of the federal government in education. teaching vocational skills in high school, and colorado's experiences with virtual and in-person education during the coronavirus pandemic. >> well, governor jared polis, it's a privilege and honor, as somebody who spent a lot of time in state and local government, i was an admirer of yours and your time on capitol hill. i know you have a long history working with education and so many different roles. so i -- i thank you very much for taking the time to be with us today. >> john, it's a pleasure to see you virtually. i can't wait to see you again in person sometime. i look forward to updating you on some of the important work supporting our schools this colorado. >> good. good. well, as the son of a coloradans, i look forward to that,

there's the plane in cleveland ahead of the debate tonight.ent trump is already on the ground. we are focused on the state of ohio. we were talking to voters earlier in the show. also local businesses like many across the country facing an uncertain future, if you look at bars and restaurants in the buckeye state. they have been open for months now but still far away from business as usual as we all work our way through this covid-19 pandemic. our host for today's show joining us now, tim allen from the gotl brewing company. tim, thanks for having us. this is pretty good place for a show. >> thank you, guys. welcome to geneva on the lake. ohio's first summer resort. connell: with the crew, business part i mentioned coming in has been a struggle for a lot of people on this industry. what has it been like working your way through covid? what is it like knew? >> absolutely. it was a year unlike any other. nothing we expected. major changes with the social distancing, much smaller capacity we had to work with but just like any other thing you have

peter doocy in cleveland, thank you.on: the first presidential debate between president trump and democratic nominee joe biden set for tuesday night 9:00 p.m. eastern time, chris wallace to be the moderator. topics will include the supreme court, the coronavirus pandemic, the unrest in american cities in the economy. tune in tonight 10:00 p.m. eastern for debate preview hosted by bret baier and martha maccallum, special coverage, 10:00 p.m. eastern tonight right here on fox news channel. police in louisville kentucky arrested more than two dozen people during saturday night's protest. demanding more from justice after the death of breonna taylor. meanwhile demonstrators marched to other cities across the country continuing to call at the grand jury decision not to indict the three officers involved in her death. mike is live in louisville with the latest. >> as the trend louisville is quiet during the day, they keep the streets empty last night from 25 demonstrators were arrested, three of them from out of town, most of

when president trump and joe biden will face off in cleveland, ohio.he big event moderated by our own chris wallace. amid a growing battle now over the president's repeated calls for biden to be drug tested ahead of the debate, claiming he could be on performance-enhancing drugs. the biden campaign firing back, "if the president thinks his best case is made in urine, he can have at it. we'd expect nothing less from donald trump." president trump today tweeting, "joe biden announced he will not agree to a drug test? g, i wonder why." peter doocy's live in cleveland outside the debate. boy, peter, where is this going? >> harris, there are likely plenty of people in the neighborhood who could administer a drug test, since the debate of any behind us is right across the street from the cleveland clinic. but the biden campaign is saying the democratic nominee will not submit a sample despite president trump's insistence that they both offer one as a performance-enhancing drug test. >> i'm willing to take a drug test. i think he should, too. he said a very u

so we'll return to cleveland ohio that's where the u.s.president donald trump is just about to face off his democratic rival joe biden in their 1st of 3 presidential debates that taking place in about 9 minutes time or so when the 2 candidates will get a chance to challenge each other on 6 main issues including the coronavirus pandemic the economy as well as race related violence that is a live shot from cleveland where that debate is expected to start at a 100 hours g.m.t. just under 8 minutes time before we cross of the debate let's get some analysis with henry paulson he's a columnist at the washington post and a senior fellow at the ethics and public policy center he's joining us from virginia so you specifically mr henry also and you wrote about 3 tough questions that biden needs to answer at this debate in opinion please know i won't go through you through the 3 questions just for the sake of time but you specifically singled out the issue of race relations what do you what will you be watching out for when it comes to this issue fro

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morsels of real substantive debate in there yeah ok john thank you very much john reporting from cleveland ohio where the debates just said and did a few moments ago between joe biden and donald trump let's bring in laura baron she's the director of the graduate school of political management at george washington university says joining us from washington thanks for your time what's your reaction to what you heard over it and the 1000 minutes debates. well what i heard was a lot of what your correspondent just described which was a brawl the president did interrupt frequently and he was incredibly combative we also saw former vice president biden been frustrated by donald trump's tactics of continuing to disrupt the entire debate i think the most important thing when you think about who won who lost in some ways president trump wine because there was a lack of substance because so much of this debate was about the fight and not about what was said there is a way in which people will look at this and say hey donald trump prevailed he actually managed to have things go his way that said. for

a live look at cleveland from the clinic clinic, case western university.ill meet face to face just hours from now and the candidates are sure to be courting suburban voters tonig tonight. winning that voting block could be key to securing critical swing states. our very own martha maccallum sat down with some suburban women here in ohio. take a look. >> and i'm pretty decided this time about who i want to vote for. i'm choosing trump this time. >> the single thing i want to see the most in this election is a return to a sense of dignity and respect among the people that we elect to d do the peopls business. >> bret: in another key swing state, the pullout has president biden leading leading trump among those suburban voters by nine points overall. you can see men they are giving the hat tip to president trump a few points. women overwhelmingly for biden, and that poll. where do you think the suburban boat is? i've heard you talk about the concern about violence and a lot of these cities and what that means for that vote. >> greg: i don't believe polls are

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this, a day after the first presidential debate in cleveland. it quickly dissolved into name calling and insults. president trump questioned the democratic nominee's intelligence and political accomplishments. biden said to the president will you shut up? and called him a liar. between the many interruptions, the candidates did make some points about the pandemic, health care and the president's u.s. supreme court nominee. >> we got the masks. we made the ventilators. you wouldn't have made ventilators and now we're weaks away from a vaccine. >> every serious company is talking about maybe having a vaccine done by the end of the year. but the distribution of that vaccine won't occur until the beginning of next year to get it out. if we get the vaccine. >> the candidates also sparred over taxes, biden released his 2019 returns hours before the debate. and called on the president to do the same. here in the bay area, some watched last night's debate from their own homes and others hosted small private gatherings. the fourth board tap room in orind