[music] welcome back to this edition of equal time. where our focus today is on the drag queen culture. let's meet our guests hi, my name is george downes, my stage name is woowoo monroe and i've been performing drag for the last three and a half years here in san jose. and i host a show twice a month. hi my name is rockem sakura, my real name is brian bradford. i'm a local anime, jpop sort of nerdy queen in this area. and i've been performing drag for almost one and a half years. hi my name is sophie scrivins. i live in san jose and i was born and raised here. and i attend a lot of drag shows in the bay area. hi my name is tony micheli i go by the name alina miletti galore. and i've been performing for 18 years. i'm an old queen. and i'm justin sandiego and i'll be the correspondent on this episode. very good, thank you all for being here and sharing your thoughts. what i'm curious about is that a lot of the public is looking at this now going, "how did they get into this, what drove you or what drew you to the drag queen culture?" le

from the campus of san jose state university, welcome to this edition of equal time. i'm your host journalism school director, bob rucker. today we will hope to have a candid conversation about things that are on your mind and certaintly things that we've been talking about in our communities. so let's meet our panel of experts. i am father saju joseph, a catholic priest and pastor at st. julie billiart perish in san jose. was a judge in dioses station, tribuna and we are -- i'm blessed to be part of the community which says a message: all are welcome, and we really live it. that's so beautiful, i'm the reverend nancy palmer-jones, the senior minister at the first unitarian church of san jose, downtown on third street. we too are a welcoming community with a long history of lgbtqia activism and inclusion. we also welcome people of all faiths and theologies. my name is zahra billoo, i'm a civil rights attorney and the executive director of the san francisco bay area office of care. the council on american-islamic relations we're the nation's largest american-muslim civ

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they have equal time. >> they spend quite amount of time on e-mails. we have to be fair. we cannot take sides to advocate for any. we have to have equal times. that's part of our broadcast rules. you can't say fox is bias but you can say mrs. clinton doesn't want to show up. >> she doesn't want to be attacked. >> if you're going to be president why can't you stand in the heat of the kitchen. >> mr. trump also picked who he wants to talk to. >> he's on cnn he doesn't shy away. >> cnn is as balanced as you're going to be. but msnbc he's not there all the time. >> the interesting part we're not talking about is trump does do a lot of media. clinton does not. >> i agree. >> i think we're seeing this. this is why it comes about the debates. how easily is clinton going to be albany to answer the question. how easily is she going to coherently talk about e-mails, she sticks to a script every time. it's going to be tough with trump without a teleprompter. it will be. but when was the last time clinton went off with a teleprompter? her press conference lasted six questions. you ha

welcome to this edition of equal time. i'm your host, journalism school director, bob rucker. san jose is considered to be not only the well heeled capital of silicon valley; it's also home to some men who wear heels. it's a popular place for drag queens. people like seeing things categorized and put into boxes instead of getting put into seven layers of tights and then getting in high heels we'll explore the life of men who perform in wigs and makeup, on this edition of equal time. [music] drag performing, an art form that was once not accepted.

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let's get their take on my take and give them each equal time. >> go first to john and put 30 seconds on the clock. agree with me yes or no. >> clearly trump victory, great night, speaking to the people of pennsylvania and speaking to the people of michigan, ohio. he had a targeted audience and he was speaking to them in virtually all of the polls that came out after this. the people are with trump and this was the first time he was on that kind of stage. i can't wait for the second and third debate. he is the exact type of person and he will grow each time. he did great last night. what debates are about -- >> okay. chris, 30 seconds on the clock. >> i don't agree with you. you are completely wrong, but thank you foretelling me it is big league. i thought he was saying big leak. >> you both made good points. >> can i get a rebuttal? >> i wanted to do this because a lot of the media professionals were saying, wow, hillary really -- she won on points and she was poised and controlled and everything like that. i think trump was speaking past the media as he always does. right or wrong?

temperatures, but two, equal time in daylight. we'll get roughly 12 hours and 8 minutes of daylight that day which is great news for folks that want to go to the mountains. we have great temperatures there and an opportunity to check out the fall numbers. 50s and 60s in the mountains, 83 in denver here outside 9news, partly sunny skies. our temperature is at 79. let' right now, we have moisture just outside the state, a lot of cloud cover across colorado. coming frap this system, that's -- from this system, that's prop california storm -- tropical storm payne. it will high pressure help to increase our rain. we are looking at a drop in colors indicating cooler weather. it all arrives come friday. friday into saturday, we're going to see the most significant temperature drop. rain will be mostly in southwest colorado. we'll have partly sunny skies in the denver metro area. middle to upper 90s for friends on the eastern plains. the wind from the northeast 5- 10 today. tonight, drop to 58, still keeping you mostly cloudy. rain and sn

today, on a special edition of equal time, we'll learn how major religions have viewed this remarkable outpouring of support. and ask those leaders in faith communities, how they plan to respond to the lesbian, gay,

we need to give equal time to the raiders as we said that it is just an exhilarating victory for thems everybody is talking about that two-point conversion and i want to hone in on this kid. and this is his first carry in the nfl. the first equivalent of the grand slam and their first at bat of 75 yards, growing up in baton rouge with a lot of friends and family. what a day for him and congratulations to the rookie. >> and i'm just happy that, you know, that it will be a team effort, throughout the whole game. that it is definitely a team effort. and that they made great catches. who should make those crucial plays. and enough fortous get that great win as a whole. >> you know, jack del rio, i didn't hear a lot of me, me, me. that it is all about spreading the wealth. >> as it should be. >> yeah. he is like what, 5-foot seven? >> he is 5-foot eight. he made the team and they love their effort and that you saw a perfect example of what kind of talent that the kid has. >> yeah, that's the power. great to have your first possession. >> and i would say no, no. >> yes, that is outstanding.

of sheer extremity are getting more free hours of air time and there is the broadcasters to give equal time to opposing viewpoints, so they are now attracted by political view or him taining aspect to give more than his fair share of air time. i think the time estimated he billion in free air time just up to the last spring broadcasters found he was drawing viewership. i think we need to educate the the changes in policy that are 30 years old and have a discussion about maybe some rule like this because we're now suffering from that.quences of >> allen, thanks for the call. levinthal ime, dave has an article and been tracking ads in the 2016 race. public integrity dot orgfthey want to see your work tracking the t.v. ads and the map, where taking see the ads are place. to the caller's point. guest: the caller is right, a great ump has been beneficiary of free media advertising, not advertising per for donald trump, it largely served as advertisement campaign, him himself, or his policy to the point he described them. hillary clinton, her campaign almost under the gun when it comes to having

. >> equal time larry. >> yes. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road.n path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. honey, is the internet back yet? yes!! i need to let her know that i like this! i like, like, like, like... i haven't seen a movie based on a comic book in so long. i know. we're over here internet people! get high speed internet from at&t. with over 99% reliability. at an everyday price with no extra monthly fees. keep calm, you internet's on. . >>> usc football used to rule the back 10. cardinal and trojans will meet tomorrow. you can watch here on abc7 at 5:00. and in december christian mccave reran wild threw for a td caught a touchdown pass. usc head coach this is the game usc had circled for nine months. >> it's about what we've been preaching. this is a what we've built with. this will be a game to kind of test us and see if that work paid off. >> stanford sc at 5:00, right after that after the game around 8:30 with mike shumann will breakdown

. >> equal time, larry. >> yes. . >>> usc football used to rule the back 10.dinal and trojans will meet tomorrow. you can watch here on abc7 at 5:00. and in december, christian mccave reran wild, threw for a td, caught a touchdown pass. usc head coach this is the game usc had circled for nine months. >> it's about what we've been preaching. this is a what we've built with. this will be a game to kind of test us and see if that work paid off. >> stanford sc at 5:00, right after that, after the game around 8:30 with mike shumann will breakdown the game, i'll be live post game reaction as well. kristin, here you go. cal hosting texas tomorrow night in berkeley. this figures on offense galore. long horns appear to be a better team this season. >> i don't think those things are going to have much to do with each other. >> 49ers heading to carolina. the anthony davis saga has taken another interesting twist. and after a year off from football because of his health concerns, reports surfaced he was considering retirement again. he and coach chip kelly came out. he sa

we obviously have to give equal time to the other side. thank you so much. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> for the other side, in defense of donald trump, boris epstein, senior adviser to the trump campaign joins us from new york. boris, nice to see you. appreciate you being back on the program. >> good to see you. thanks for having me. >> what does david have wrong factually? >> he doesn't have anything right factually, so it's a long list. david has -- >> hold on. boris, i'm -- >> let me -- leland -- >> if you answer the question for us, if you answer the question i'll give you as much time as you want. tell me what facts david has wrong. he said millions of dollars of his own money, according to donald trump, and he hasn't found any evidence. do you have any evidence of that? >> there's evidence in his own article. david has to update his piece in the "washington post." he said there were five phantom charities that didn't receive this money. three were on the record saying they did receive the money. so david has been out there lying about donald trum

it's not appropriate to give a smoking advocate equal time over -- with the surgeon general. you've calibrate how much time you give the skeptic. it seems to me that silencing skeptics on climate change, a few publications have taken the decision not to allow any climate skeptics to be heard aft all. some scientists believe that the skeptics should not bev allowed on the air at all. my honesty that is that's how you start conspiracy theories. start trying to cent sore your opponents completely, i think you begin to start -- the public will start saying what's doing on here? they're not allowed to speak in maybe because they're telephoning the right? so i don't think they should be silented but i don't think that in the case of climate change, it is appropriate for it to be 50-50. but i have to say, the challenge in the relation of the presidential election is, it has to be 50-50 essentially terms of, example, the presidential debate. you can't have a presidential debate where the producer of the program say, we think candidate a is far more sensible than candidate a so we'll g

it's not appropriate to give a smoking advocate equal time with the surgeon general. you calibrate how much time you give the skeptic. it seems to me that silencing skeptics on climate change, making the decision not to allow climate skeptics to be heard at all. some scientists believe the skeptic should not be allowed on the air at all. my honesty about that is that's how you start conspiracy theories but if you start to censor your opponent completely a think you begin to make the public say what's going on here are they not being allowed to speak? i certainly don't think in the case of climate change it's appropriate for it to be 50/50 but i have to say the challenge in relation to the presidential election, it has to be 50/50 in terms of for example the presidential debate. you can have a presidential debate where the producer of the program says we thank candidate a is far more sensible than candidate b so we will give candidate a3 much -- three times as much air time. you have to be honest. >> host: in terms of taking a clear stand as opposed to impartially prese

>> oh, i have a stopwatch because it's the three of us, i wanted to make sure we had equal time. [ laughter ] >> owen's 45 seconds. >> jimmy: are you measuring everyone's time? >> i'm owed 22 more seconds. >> jimmy: owen, i don't want to but you win the award for longest commute. you came in from paris to be here. [ cheers and applause ] thank you for that. you were at a wedding? >> have you ever been on a plane before? assuming he took a plane. >> one minute you're looking at the eiffel tower, the next you're playing long-distance kind of an existential quality to the game. >> jimmy: do you think there is? >> just that you're so far away. you can't get to the people. and i didn't know what to do with "aliens," just seemed impossible. it felt like life. and who was the referee? it felt like something out of a dream. >> jimmy: guillermo, and thanks for watching the show. >> you're the host, right? >> we couldn't see him, we never saw m. >> jimmy: is that right, i didn't know that, all right. >> i couldn't te you. now i put the face with the voice. >> jimmy: you'd never recognize that voice.

time with mom. giving them the chance of equal maternal attention and nutrition. no names have been announced yet. >> i could watch that all day long. she knows exactly what to do. >> i love the equal time thing. >> it makes sense. >> what have we got going on today? i not much going on. we have a great day. we can enjoy another great day of this holiday weekend. it is on the cool side. terry, take a look at the numbers. if you 40s and the few usual low to middle 50s. 60s in downtown boston. the reason for that is the wind is starting to pick up. not strong winds that running 10-15 miles per hour. the wind coming in, there is no radiation cooling. it is.com. therefore, we get an influence of the wind coming the -- off of the water. where there is no wind, and is going to even out and will go into the low and middle 70s. similar temperatures to what we had yesterday. cool along the coast. especially when the winds start increasing. it will feel cool along the coast. there is a letter -- there is a lot of hot weather across the nation. a lot of heat building in here

we gave him more free air time than any candidate has received in history. we did not give hillary clinton equaltime. look, i'm saying put the two of them up there next to each other in terms of their record, their lives. do it as documentary form. and that is fair, it is, quote, objective, it's what we need to be doing because his life is the new real story and his business record. >> carl, thank you so much for sharing these thoughts. please stick around. up next here though, why so many americans think that we are up reliable sources. a new poll shows record low level trust of media and guess who is taking credit for that. we'll talk about what reporters can do to turn it around. ♪ there's no one road out there. no one surface... no one speed... no one way of driving on each and every road. but there is one car that can conquer them all. the mercedes-benz c-class. five driving modes let you customize the steering, shift points, and suspension to fit the mood you're in... and the road you're on. the 2016 c-class. lease the c300 for $369 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. >>> welcome b

equal time.hey are not doing it. i think they are breaking the law. -- set up the rules for the dispense, one of them about pulling. -- one of them about polling. gary johnson not meeting that threshold for this debate which is why he is not on the stage tonight. a profile q&a of gary johnson in the pages of usa today this morning talking about various questions and he was asked you will not be in the debate monday night, how does that affect your campaign? perotd interestingly ross was pulling at a lower level than i was. there is no way i'm going to be elected without being in the debates. he was asked are you ok with being seeing as a spoiler? and he said good. i have no idea where trump is. it is a broken compass as far as i'm concerned. being this party spoiler, great. give me the title. will your next from stan. donald trump supporter, hi there. go ahead. caller: i especially like the fact that donald trump has brought a lot of things back on the table for discussion by the people. such as

equal time to both candidates. to the driver of the animal control bonanza. on lamb, it's a 15 mph school zone you went flying through. thank goodness there were no children present because me and many other tax payers in this town would probably have to pay your ticket and the child's hospital bill. follow the law! follow the school zone law! well, all you cellphone people that can't seem to keep your phone out of your hand or face driving? i hate you! you know all you idiots should be put together and tarred and feathered or something. i bet you that wouldn't bug you, because your phone would be stuck to your hand. no disrespect to the people that work in the casinos and don't want to have that second hand smoke. when you applied for the job, you knew very well that people were going to smoke. it's just like saying i'm a bartender does that make sense? it's only going to lead me to want to drink. you know, you should be fortune that u have a job. if you don't like it, quit! that last caller repsonding to the casino workers protest on the strip the other day

randy: equal time for everybody. >> emily. emily: police say road rage went to the extreme in worcester. the unusual weapon one driver is accused of brandishing as his kids watched. and an unsettling report in townsend. the attempted abduction that teenagers say turned violent. >> this is an editorial by wcvb president and general manager. >> if there's one value -- perhaps above all others, it is transparency. from public schools to public safety, financial institutions, the demand of increasing honesty the goal is almost entirely a good thing for we as consumers and a society based on the greatest degree of safety and informed consent. during this growing age of transparency, our presidential campaign more resembles one of those aerial photographs of a disappearing lake in drought-stricken california. transparent has unprecedented levels. what's most noteworthy about this presidential election is what we're not seeing. both candidates' willingness to provide voters with as much relevant and helpful information as possible to

. >> equal time. >> he g hillary, by the way -- very funny -- fallon opens up with a surgical mask making light of her recent bout with pneumonia. good little laugh. warms up the guest. then he rolls with a bag that he found in donald trump's dressing room. he apparently left it last week. watch this. >> he left that here and this is just -- i -- >> let's look! let's see what's in there. >> this is a framed photo of his is it? are you sure? i don't know if -- >> the most famous romance going. right? >> besides me and timberlake. yeah. >> justin's worthy of your attention. >> i appreciate that. >> oh, look. you know what? he left these for you. soft balls. >> no, those are my gift to him. that was my gift to him. i'll give them to you later in the interview. >> he didn't mess her hair though. >> the donald mussing of the hair. >> they set it up. jimmy said donald trump said to him, it's okay, you can mess it up but be easy on me because i've got to go to this event. so before going out they'd already discussed this and the lay of the land. >> it looked like he was trying to start a fire th

. >> it is equal time without the uh -- announcement. >> you were going to say hillary is great and trumpnks. >> what did lochte do this time? they won't tell me. you won't see these folks at the post office. they have businesses to run. they have passions to pursue. how do they avoid trips to the post office? stamps.comters, ship packages, all the services of the post office right on your computer. get a 4 week trial, plus $100 in extras including postage and a digital scale. go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. pthis is the new comfort food. and it starts with foster farms simply raised chicken. california grown with no antibiotics ever. let's get comfortable with our food again. >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm jack we ibanez. after spending three days out of the public eye, hillary clinton is ready to hit the campaign trail again today. in a letter released by her campaign, her doctor says the democratic presidential nominee is recovering well from a bout of pneumonia and, quote, fit to serve as president. she nearly fainted at a 9/11 ceremony last

. >> it is equal time without the uh -- announcement. >> you were going to say hillary is great and trump stinks. >> what did lochte do this time? they won't tell me. >>> good morning and live from america's headquarters, hillary clinton will hit the campaign trail after being sidelined by pneumonia. she will address the kaw success on thursday night. and she will appear on "the tonight show" on friday. clinton is relying on another top democrat to go after rival donald trump. >> anybody can fire off a tweet. everybody is a critic. but that does president mean you know what it is like to manage a global crisis. he spent most of his life trying to stay as far away from working people as he could. and now this guy is gonna be the champion of working people. >> trump meantime is pushing out attack policies aimed at helping with child care. it aims to make child care more affordable and guarantee new mothers six weeks of paid maternity leave. trump's charity is under investigation. new york's attorney general says there are concerns the foundation may have engaged in improprieties. a spokesma

i am going to try to maintain some reasonable semblence of equal time. in one is filibustering i will try to break in and give the other person a chance to talk. i want it to be about them. >> and huffington post said chris wallace will not call candidates on their lie. chris does not say he would not present the candidates with the fact and ask follow-up but he did not want to be drawn into debating the candidates as when cnn was criticized for backing up president obama when he describeds assault on benghazi as terrorism. >> get for the record because it took the president 14 days before he call the attack in benghazi an act of terror. >> he did, in fact, first, so i will call it an act of terrorism >> this is about the assumption that donald trump will tell a last lies and a fox anchor will not call him on it. how about we forget this partisan sniping and judge all the moderators after the debate debates? as you may know fox news has settled the sexual harassment lawsuit against roger ailes that led to his departure as chairman that was followed by gr

up to the other person to catch them on that i will try to maintain some reasonable semblence of equal time in one of them is filibustering i will try and break in and give the other person a chance to talk. i want it to be about as much a debate. people talk about it being simultaneous news conference and i want it to be as much of a debate as possible. with those two and the way as keith jackson used to say on football rivals they just do not like each other, i suspect i will not have any problem getting them to engage with each other but i don't view my role as truth squadding that is a step too far. in women want to do it after the debate, fine, it is not my role. thank you is a lot on your shoulders, you have essentially sole did -- discretion to decide the topics and how the confers -- the questions are presented. >> i did not know what went into it and it is a little daunting. for instance, the way that the debate is organized there will be six topic areas, six buckets. one could be immigration. one could be isis. on and on. each, the moderator asks a question and each of candidates

and power, absolute tragic failure on the russian reset he just hope that the media would give equal time and attention to that instance that really affected you -- u.s. policy and interest around the world. lou: john hammond is always great to have you with us. appreciate it. sure to vote in our poll tonight. the question is do you think president obama has it in his nature to be straight with the american people on any issue, on any issue whatsoever? just one. st your vote on twitter @lou dobbs. follow me on twitter @lou dobbs like the on facebook follow me at an instagram @lou dobbs tonight and follow us as well lou dobbs.com. please roll the video now, the reminder to stay calm on the road. watch as this voter cyclist smashes a where we are no on a car after confrontation with the driver in los angeles. he do this in los angeles almost hourly i'm told to the motorist pulled a hammer of his truck and took a wild swing at the bike as he went by. according to the auto -- los angeles is considered the road rage capital of america. they had to go out of their way for that and i? up next do

the moderator should intervene mainly to ensure that both candidates are getting approximately equal time the moderator's job and also to stop candidates from interfering with one other's answers. you can't have people talking over one another. and i don't think most viewers like that. >> agreed. great to see you. >> thank you. >>> we've got breaking news tonight out of charlotte, north carolina where protesters just shut down a part of a major highway running through the city. we'll go live to the scene as the march grows louder again tonight. >>> plus, we'll show you the big controversy that came out today with the new video. and what it shows in the moments after police shot keith scott in charlotte. rudy giuliani is here on how this case is unfolding before sheriff david clark gives us his take on what's really going on in charlotte next. first there's sharp blades. then shielding lubrication. and cooling. brrr. with lubrication before and after the blades. shields and cools while you shave. proshield chill from gillette. when this busy family... ...got a cracked windshield... ...thei

steph steph curry getting equal time. kevin durant was introduced on stage.etting acquainted with the bay area. everything there is to do. kevin durant with an east bay appearance last night at the drake concert. frank asked me if that was sir francis drake, but no. >> my daughter loves drake. >> i bet that was a fun moment for him. >> my daughter actually alerted me to that video. >> there you go. i love ellen with her response. tell him what to say. >> kind of get the sense michelle obama has used that line before. >> well rehearsed. >> are you guys ready for that though? 17 days until warriors training camp? >> i'm waiting for the hockey. for the sharks camp. now we're talking. >> i want to enjoy football first. >>> that's the sporting life. >> you guys have a great night tonight. see you tomorrow. >> thanks for joining us. good night. with a break like this, we could dowhichever's faster. surgery means recovery time. a cast will get you back out there right away, but it's bulky. and can it take a beating? how did you break it again? roller derby. hip-chec

of sheer extremity are getting more free hours of air time and there is the broadcasters to give equal timeo opposing viewpoints, so they are now attracted by political view or him taining aspect to give more than his fair share of air time. i think the time estimated he billion in free air time just up to the last spring broadcasters found he was drawing viewership. i think we need to educate the the changes in policy that are 30 years old and have a discussion about maybe some rule like this because we're now suffering from that.quences of >> allen, thanks for the call. levinthal ime, dave has an article and been tracking ads in the 2016 race. public integrity dot orgfthey want to see your work tracking the t.v. ads and the map, where taking see the ads are place. to the caller's point. guest: the caller is right, a great ump has been beneficiary of free media advertising, not advertising per for donald trump, it largely served as advertisement campaign, him himself, or his policy to the point he described them. hillary clinton, her campaign almost under the gun when it comes to having to

>> you have to keep the conversation going and equal time between the candidates.t checking is a hot topic. clinton could stretch the truth on stage. trump is better known for making more misstatements. he may look at trump and say what's your source or where did you get that information. >> it is a dicey proposition for a moderator to insert himself in even when she hears or he hears. lets watch this. >> it took the president 14 days before he called the attack on benghazi an act of terror. >> can you say that a little louder, candidate? >> he did call it an act of terror. it did as well take two weeks or so for the whole idea of it being a riot it out there to come out. >> okay, what instructive did lester holt learn to do differently? >> he was trying to correct something and move along. >> and keep it moving. >> it was something that had been discussed a lot and constantly was critical about it. he was being mischaractered. >> what lester holt was doing was exactly what brian said. there is a couple of things that you can call out on of the iraq. well, there is

. >> do you want to to equal time we have to put one on donald trump too. >> i don't know where trump> now it is red, white, blue, it is a barrett. you told me i have until midnight, right. >> make a hat day. >> that looks good. >> okay. >> yeah. >> we're hearing from ryan lochte about those frightening moments on stage during dancing with the stars. >> scene played out on live television. the security had to move in quickly. two protesters began rushing toward ryan lochte after a performance and judges were about to give their reaction to it, and so they were taken in custody on instagram lochte thanked family, friend, fans after the support. he said he is dedicated to working hard and performing to get back on the show. we had a big debate, discussion about why would someone. it is bad what he d he made america look bad. is it enough to want to attack him and rush him. >> who were these guys, welcome to philadelphia, van. you are one of our favorites on the show. >> we watch you have day on tmz live. >> well, what a warm welcome i appreciate that hand, you're welcome. >> who are the

so, that means, that we're in myfoxphilly.com mat equal time for daylight and darkness. today equal day, equal night, equinox. we'll have a quiz and hopefully you'll pass, i'm sure you were paying attention. ya, right. anyway, here's what's happening right now. we have rain to our south. once again, the same persistent system spreading some clouds newspaper southern delaware, occasionally into cape may county. occasionally a sprinkle or two, as we look into the future cast, and we see the clouds kind of moving up little later on today, moving little further south tomorrow, tomorrow's our last warm day before this cold front comes through on saturday, early in the morning, and will change the weather pattern quite a bit as it starts it actually feel like fall. so here is the difference between today and tomorrow. eighty-six, 88, saturday, 76, sunday's hi, 70 degrees, and it stays in the 70s through the middle of next week. with those early morning temperatures in the 50's, we call that sweater weather, bob kelly. enjoy the warmth today. >> weather weather, i have to get m

i'm certainly going to try to maintain some reasonable semblance of equal time.tering, i'm going to break in and give the other person a chance to talk. i want it to be as much of a debate as possible. frankly, with these two and the way -- as keith jackson used to say about football rivals, these two just plain don't like each other. i suspect i'm not going to have any problem getting them to engage with each other, but i don't view my role as truth squadding. i think that's a step too far and if people want to do it after the debate, fine. it's not my role. >> now, there is a lot on your shoulders. it's a great honor, but also you have essentially sole discretion to decide what topics are going to be covered and how the questions are going to be crafted. are you going to -- how do you go about drilling down to decide what to pack into 90 minutes? >> first of all, i didn't really know what went into it, and i'm learning, and it is a little daunting. for instance, the way the debate is organized, there are going to be six topic areas, six buckets, if you will. on