a look at nashville's most famous street. this is broadway in nashville.-tonks and bars. a lot of great country music. in fact, this place is the start to a lot of entertainers that got their start here. the honky-tonk highway. back in the 1930's. now it is home to the debate tomorrow night here in nashville. special report continues. after this. ♪ ♪ since pioneering the suv in 1935, the chevy suburban has carried many things. nothing more important than family. introducing the most versatile and advanced chevy suburban and tahoe ever. ♪ >> bret: welcome back to nashville. the capital city of the beautiful state of tennessee. another middle american state, home to one of the key senate races this election cycle. tonight correspondent garrett tenney in davenport looks the iowa. >> robbery senate joni ernst is trying phoned off a challenge from newcomer real estate executive greefld. the two have been locked in a dead heat. a new poll by monmouth university has them at 47% apiece. two of the biggest issues for iowans, health care and the coronavirus. >> of c

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we're live in nashville. tomorrow night, president trump and joe biden will face off in the final debate before the election. president trump is holding a rally in the battleground state of north carolina tonight. nearly 3,000 more americans have died this year than expected. a lot of the deaths were like coronavirus. people that died at home from other causes because they were afraid to go to hospitals. the company that makes oxycontin, which experts said led to a opioid epidemic is pleading guilty to federal charges including defrauding the u.s. it's part of a $8 billion settlement. those are today's headlines. now, new polls show joe biden leading president trump by most every major issue. you can see the latest numbers from "the new york times" and sienna college and even on the economy, president trump now just barely ahead there. let's bring in our panel. juan williams, how can joe biden take advantage of this? >> i think the first thing to do is, you know, make sure that you is remain on a the number 1

bumper music was supposed to be the new dierks bentley song, we'll try again tomorrow but here in nashville, that's my song. special coverage of the presidential debate with brett and martha maccallum begins right now. ♪ >> bret: tonight, the rematch. the first debate was an epic struggle. what it lacked in the quorum and the substance -- [crosstalk] >> it more than made up for in intensity and insults. >> everything he's saying so far is simply a lie. i want to make sure -- >> you graduated last in your class. >> bret: tonight come around two, both candidates searching for a knockout. >> we are going to keep on fighting and we are going to keep on winning, winning, winning. >> let's show them who we are, time to stand up and take back our country. we can do this. >> martha: but this time they will have to navigate the mute button. >> bret: you have a ringside seat for the second and the final presidential debate live from nashville. >> martha: our special two our preview begins now. >> bret: good evening and welcome to nashville, tennessee, come on bret baier on bret baier. >> martha: i ma

anchor: can billy help get in nashville kimberly halkett in nashville -- kimberly halkett in nashvillesee. you can watch the debate in full here on al jazeera on friday. still to come this half-hour, the tragic aftermath of guinea's presidential families, morning deaths of children at security forces. sri lanka's parliament decides it's presidential future, a landmark ruling on its heads of state. ♪ ♪ meteorologist: hello. we've got some rather wet weather over australia the next few days. but quite an active area of low pressure swirling away, just moving through south australia, bands of cloud and rain. they are going to make their way further eastward. south and east australia seeing wet weather, heavier spells of rain. the wetter weather is going to be in victoria, northern parts of victoria, southern areas of new south wales. but even up in queensland, some wet weather pushing up to northern territory. that will make its way to the east, some heavier bursts of rain, flooding. dry whether does pushback in behind 15, 16 celsius in melbourne. dry and south australia. 29 celsius in pe

abc's mary bruce leads us off from nashville. >> reporter: joe biden today heading to nashville for the final debate. the candidates soon face-to-face for the first time since their clash in cleveland and the president's covid diagnosis. >> hopefully he's going to play by the rules. hopefully everybody's been tested. hopefully it's all worked out, the way the rules are. i'm looking forward to this. >> reporter: president trump and the first lady also making their way, leaving the white house, the first time we've seen her publicly since she contracted covid. the white house announcing that aboard air force one this afternoon, the president testing negative. the pandemic is expected to be front and center on the debate stage. biden planning to hammer trump over his handling of this crisis, but the president has been eager to move on. >> covid, covid, covid, covid. covid, covid, covid, covid. that's all they put on because they want to scare the hell out of everyone. >> reporter: trump has spent the week on the attack, going after everyone from dr. anthony fauci to tonight's debate modera

to our white house correspondent can be how get outside where the debates will be taking place in nashville in tennessee. well it was a testy choice a testy encounter last time to say the least so this is a last chance for trump to kind of pull back a biden to close that gap. yeah that's exactly what it is he's looking for some sort of magic moment that will sort of dominate the news cycle and allow him to kind of close the gap on that lead that joe biden has in the national polls as the democratic presidential nominee so we'll be watching to see what the president has to say throughout these 90 minutes we know that this debate here on the campus of belmont university in nashville tennessee will be a combination of domestic policy a foreign policy we expect that the u.s. president will really try to hit hard when it comes to joe biden and some of the issues involving the supreme court we also know that joe biden is expected to hit donald trump once again on his handling of cope at 19 the rising number of infections in the united states so americans are watching very carefully more than 4700

so natalie brand is in nashville. natalie, is there any impact at all on election security? this was quite a stunning press conference. >> it was. and national security officials stress that integrity of the election is intact. they say the goal by adversaries was to sew chaos and distrust. all of this coming in the final critical days of election season and ahead of this final face-off of the candidates who have taken different approaches to prepping for tonight former president barack obama held an event for him yesterday and biden took a break to prepare. >> with joe and kamala at the helm, you're not going to have to think about the crazy things they said every day. >> reporter: the current commander in chief brushed off the attack at a raleigh in north carolina. >> there is nobody that campaigned harder for crooked hillary clinton. >> reporter: tonight the two candidates will be here in nashville for the final debate. a cbs news poll found 69% of the viewers were annoyed by the constant interruptions. >> it was like two kids going at it. >> reporter: many voters say min

the second is nashville's on martin slutsky. [applause] marty has been the cpd's executive producer since 2000. 23rd debate.s we could never do this without marty. he is a treasure. cochair, is our third scott writings, who is not here with us this evening. she has been in louisville, she isy at home, but here in spirit. she is an asset to the board and staff at cpd. theuld like to introduce other cochairs, our founding ken.air, frank and evening. i joined janet in welcoming you all to beaumont and to nashville. we a great debt of gratitude to the city and this university. they have been so courteous and working hard for us. what a beautiful place this is. i hope you all have a chance to walk around and see the marvelous campus. around,ome people people who produced this great background. we have over 60 of them. we have had for debates in four different parts of this country. thinks to united airlines, which stepped up to the plate and is providing free of charge air service for our entire crew back and forth from one city to a

kristin fisher is in nashville hanging out there wall the kids.in good afternoon to you. >> good afternoon, bill. well, similar to how the president is already criticizing the moderator for tonight's debate he is also going after cbs, "60 minutes" correspondent lesley stahl for what he describes as a vicious attempted takedown. now, the other side to this, you have cbs saying she was simply doing her job being a journalist by asking tough but fair questions and the network is not happy with what the white house did earlier today by releasing its own footage of this interview. cbs put out a statement that reads in part, quote: while the white house is unprecedented decision to disregard their agreement with cbs news and release their footage will not deter "60 minutes" from providing its full fair and contextual reporting with presidents that participated in for decades. now, this was a 36-minute long interview that ended with president trump taking off his microphone and simply walking out. the full interview was still going to air in full on sund

eastern time from beaumont university in nashville, tennessee.rrived innt nashville at about 4:20 this afternoon along with the first lady. to have attended a fundraiser in downtown nashville. the vice president and ms. biden arrived 10 minutes later and traveled to beaumont university of the site survey debate stage. thanks for joining us on c-span for our coverage of this final debate of the 2020 presidential election. it all kicks off at 9:00 p.m. tonight. as always, we will go early to get all the festivities ahead of time. afterwards, we will take your calls and reactions. at about 8:35, the commission on presidential debates will issue a welcome. janet brown will come out. kristen welker will come out. people will be arriving. we will show you all that live. the debate begins a little bit after 9:00 p.m. at 10:30, we will take your calls and get your reaction. throughout this campaign season, at all three debates sites, has traveled to them. here's a little bit of randy's report behind the scenes at the debate hall. >> speakers were in the

tom: it will be exciting in nashville tonight. some real back-and-forth. some news flow. we have that old for you. the cigarette issue here is the dynamics of the polls. i will be honest, i'm confused. i have people saying it has gone better for joh joe biden in the last 12-18 hours. others saying that. trump has done better in the days.hree or four jonathan: one thing we have not mentioned in the last 60 minutes, and i will mention it right now, tom, nashville. one of us out of the theory has actually played and entertained an audience on guitar and the microphone down in nashville. tom: let me set that up for you. [laughter] belmontthis is university, which is a christian school but has been dis- affiliated a little bit from this history points. it is a spectacular music program that the two candidates defend on. what is important is not so much the distance to auditorium, the distance to the grand ole opry outside nashville, or even to the acclaimed bluenose cafÉ. it is two blocks from the pancake pantry. and that is all that matters. jonathan: that was the perfect wha

you know there's a lot of anticipation here on the campus of belmont university in nashville but all around the united states this is the final time that they are going to see the 2 presidential candidates on the same stage before the november 3rd election the debates expected to last about 90 minutes it's going to discuss a range of policies in terms of domestic as well as foreign policy and there's also going to be a there was some controversy about this uninterrupted 2 minutes for each candidate at the start before it goes into a more free flowing open mike type of debate now in the midst of all of this there is a lot of question about what the attack lines will be we know that joe biden is expected to hammer donald trump on his handling of coronavirus and for his part donald trump hoping to hoping rather to hit back against some of these sort of talking this about the supreme court and whether or not biden presidency would see that expanded but many americans are really wondering what the tone and tenor of this debate will be given that the 1st one was quite contentious quite ram

>>yes perhaps that's what we'll we are here in nashville. music city and tonight the man who want to be president will. play their greatest hits as the campaign nears the finish line. >>for president trump and vice president biden this is it the final presidential debate, a final shot to make their case to a massive television audience. the 90 minute face to face takes place at belmont university in music city strict covid safety protocols remain in effect the rational left would who is not exactly a sweet sound of the first presidential debate there were nonstop. interruptions and cross talk in response. the debate commission has tweaked tonight's format. each candidate will have 2 minutes to speak uninterrupted at the beginning of each segment, and the other candidates, mike will be turned off. president trump takes the stage following a dust up this week with 60 minutes. the president left an interview tapings upset with lesley stahl today he posted an edited sit down on his facebook page nothing i said would >>likely to come up tonight e

should go to nashville.hird and final debate. no second debate, so this really the second debate in which the two of them will be discussing a whole range of issues. their last opportunity to put the case to the american electorate. we will have live coverage coming right up. hello there. thursday brought us a break from the rather unsettled run of weather we've seen. there was some sunshine to get out and about and enjoy some of the rather spectacular autumn colours on offer, but it was just a short weather window because, looking out in the atlantic, this swirl of cloud you can see here is the next area of low pressure that's going to be bringing rain across our shores for friday. and then further west, a developing area of low pressure. that's going to rapidly deepen to bring some strong winds across the uk this weekend. so, before we get there, a lot of cloud around at the moment. we've got some patches of rain working across from southwest england into the midlands, east anglia, probably see some in the

joining us now from nashville is the u.s.e president robert o'brien, very good to have you with us tonight -- thank you for being here. >> great to be with you. >> martha: i'd like to ask you first of all, we got this news conference from tony bobulinski, former naval lieutenant -- from your perspective one of the question, does this put the biden family in a position if he were to become president with regard to relations with china? >> i don't know all the facts, they seem to be bubbling up fast involving hunter biden and the former vice president while he was in office but what is consistent is this sort of behavior and what the chinese have done for many, many years with american politicians and elites is offering them financial incentives, offering them business incentives, trying to influence mayors or congressmen or elected officials by providing chinese businesses to their districts and using that to gain influence over the united states, a long pattern of chinese activity and affirm what these allegations are it soun

i want to bring in martha from nashville. last evening in the 9:00 hours and our colleague and jay gibson working the source talked about the laptop coming into the f.b.i. in december of 2019 in connection to a money laundering investigation. that's been out there at least behind closeded doors, martha, for about 10 months. >> you know, it raises a lot of questions, bill. i spoke to someone enforcement official on this a couple of days ago who hinted that the reason that they hadn't been more forthcoming what was on this laptop it was a broader investigation. we did get a little more detail on that last night with regard to this money laundering issue. but i think in a way that is -- there was information on this laptop that they say is authentic that was germane to the impeachment investigation of president trump. it talked about ukraine, discussions with officials there about, you know, that lead to corruption and money involvements. when you think back to fiona hill and these ambassadors who were going after president trum

>> mike memoli, peter alexander live in nashville, thank you. ken and katrina, let me bring you into the conversation. ken, let me start with the nuts and bolts of this election security issue. dni john ratcliffe said the emails were designed to intimidate voters incite social unrest and damage president trump. talk to us about the facts as you know them and how this is playing out. ken, that's for you. >> reporter: i'm sorry, i think what's most significant about this, hallie s how swiftly they moved. the intelligence community only began grappling with this early yesterday and by last night, they were prepared to make an announcement to the american people, and it speaks to how seriously they are taking this issue of election interference. did it help the principal actor was iran which the intelligence community assesses would like to see trump defeated in the election? there is no doubt about that, and there is some democrats who are troubled by the way dni john ratcliffe portrayed the intel skren intelligence. listen to chuck schumer. >> fro

natalie brand in nashville. thank you for that report. >> you can watch the final debate starting at 6:00 tonight on kpix5. we'll have a full recap and analysis on special edition of kpix at 10:00. >> election officials are trying to reassure voters after the fbi announced there has already been interference, involving russia and iran. kpix 5's kit dote. >> the feds say they are working on tech companies to get ahead of the problems. by deleting some of these malishesz malicious accounts. >> here's one of them. we are in possession of all of your information. we will vote for trump to election day. >> don't be alarmed. and do not spread it. >> director of national intelligence said iran and russia somehow obtained bogus information. >> we're also coordinating with the private sector. both technology and social media companies to make sure that their platforms aren't used by foreign adversaries to spread disinformation and propaganda. >> google issued a statement to cbs news, saying for g mail users, our automate

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i'm laura trevelyan live in nashville, tennessee. i've been asking both campaigns what we can expect from tonight's high—stakes debate. controversy as poland's top court tightens the law on abortion, making terminations only legal to save a mother's life or in cases of rape or incest. as europe struggles to contain a new wave of coronavirus infections, the uk announces billions of pounds of extra support for businesses and workers trying to keep their heads above water. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. i'm kasia madera. president trump goes into his final tv debate withjoe biden in just three hours‘ time having received a boost, with the senatejudiciary committee approving his nominee for the supreme court, amy coney barrett. angry democratic senators boycotted the hearing. the move clears the way for a full senate vote next week. earlier, the president took the unorthodox step of making footage from an interview with the cbs network public. mr trump was pushed on several subjects, but the most nota

call out for nashville!ow can we pay dues? >> you have no right to speak! >> baltimore is still out on strike! >> the balcony is out of order! >> we insist that the brethren in the balcony be heard! >> the delegate from chicago is out of order! >> listen. we just came in from nashville. chicago walked out of the convention. >> yeah and new york and baltimore. >> boston, philadelphia and cincinnati. >> 75% of the membership walked out. >> really? what does it mean? holding their own convention. >> we're setting up our own union. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> it will be an outlaw outfit. sydney, you're out of your mind staking your head on a wild gamble. >> in the month of december, in the year 1914 they gathered at webster hall and they took the gamble. >> it was our dream to give security to our members, security within the framework of liberty, of individual freedom. lincoln said a nation cannot exist half slave and half free, neither can a man. we cannot exist free politically, but slaves industrially. >> dear brother, we just

it's 5 o'clock in new york city and 4 o'clock in nashville.s is "the five." >> ♪ >> ♪ >> well, it's all on the line for both donald trump and joe biden. we are just 4 hours away from tonight's high stakes debate. anything can happen. the candidates face off for the final showdown 12 days from the presidential election. a major curveball is coming biden's way. president trump will bring tony a former business partner of hunter biden as his guest who claims joe biden was involved with a chinese firm. the big question for joe biden. how does he respond to this issue? biden spoke with reporters on his way to nashville. >> hopefully he will play by the rules. hopefully everybody was tested. i am looking forward to this. >> for president trump a balancing act going after hunter biden and joe biden and talking about kitchen table issues. president trump has been encouraged by some to limit the attacks on biden's son and focus on his strength like the economy. we haven't heard from the president today but last night previewed what he might say tonight

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the excitement of kevin cirilli in nashville.nt university, a really --d institute with look for that at 8:30. futures at -10. this is bloomberg. good morning. ♪ anna: this is "bloomberg surveillance." i am anna edwards in london. francine lacqua is off today. the u.k. and eu are to resume talks on post-brexit trade deals after boris johnson suspended the discussions. cross said negotiators will begin daily discussions today. conversationof the in the last 24 hours. turning us now is edward evans, brexit editor. it's a busy day on the policy front, edward. we've been talking a lot about from what we have heard -- what we are going to hear from the chancellor. it seems as though the door had been shot or only slightly ajar for brexit negotiations over the last week or so. we hear from michel barnier, who says the doors open again. where'd we had now? edward: the changes we've had this week are ones of process. go into thed to final phase of negotiations and agreed to work on the actual agreement. they've agreed to discuss all issu

it's 5 o'clock in new york city and 4 o'clock in nashville.." >> ♪ >> ♪ >> well, it's all on the line for both donald trump and joe biden. we are just 4 hours away from tonight's high stakes debate. anything can happen. the candidates face off for the final showdown 12 days from the presidential election. a major curveball is coming biden's way. president trump will bring tony a former

he is inside the debate hall in nashville. jim, the president has just tested negative for the coronavirus, just ahead of tonight's face off with joe biden. >> oh, that's right, wolf. we are inside this debate hall in nashville, tennessee, where the president did his walkthrough just a couple hours ago. and white house officials say president trump did test negative for coronavirus on air force one as he was en route to nashville. the president appears to be doing more complaining about this debate than he is preparing for one. the president is, also, claiming he's created the greatest u.s. economy in history. but that's not the case, as the u.s. is still in the grips of a recession, the worst recession in decades. mr. trump is blaming all of this on the coronavirus, tonight. complaining the media only wants to talk about covid-19, as the death toll from this pandemic keeps climbing. joined by the first lady, president trump left for his final debate with democrat joe biden sounding combative as ever. arguing in an interview w

the stage is literally set in nashville.ess than ten minutes away now from the start of the final presidential debate of 2020. let's get to nbc's peter alexander who is in nashville this morning. what's the mood right now? >> reporter: well, they feel good. they feel like they're prepared. they want joe biden to show himself to be steady, stable and competent. they also, his aides have, suggesting he may go on offense tonight. i think barack obama's critique of donald trump on the trail may have been a preview to keep the pressure on president trump's handling of the pandemic saying that he has failed on that issue. on the affordable care act, the new interview with "60 minutes" where he said that he hopes the supreme court would get rid of it, but has struggled to articulate what, if any, plan he has to replace it now four years into his presidency. and while there's a lot of talk likely about hunter biden, donald trump expected to go on offense to that. the campaign is blowing that off, dismissing it as russian s disinform

this is in nashville. where the presidential candidates will be encountering.ne was ill tempered. this time they are bringing in a mute button so are bringing in a mute button so they can speak over each other. we are getting reports the plexiglass on the stage has been removed. that was a bit of an issue when he came to be vice president of the debate but in this case the second presidential debate the plexiglass has been removed. my colleague laura trevelyan is in nashville, where that debate is taking place. the build—up has been absolutely huge. let's face it, there's a lot at stake. that is right. 12 days to go until the election, more than a0 million americans have already voted. national polls suggest thatjoe biden has a leader but it is much closer in those key battle ground states. tonight is the chance for the president to reset the race and forjoe biden it is more of a do no harm strategy. i have been speaking to both campaigns about tonight and how they are approaching it. ispoke about tonight and how they are approaching it. i spoke to tom perez, c

barbara plett usher, bbc news, nashville. let's speak to gary o'donoghue, who's in nashville. interference from russia and iran? yeah, this is the fbi and the director of national and is here in the united states, accusing iran of effectively ghosting a whole kind of e—mail attack on a number of democrats, democratic supporters in around four states, effectively accusing iran of trying to imitate a sort of far—right group, the proud boys, who have been significant and vocal during the last few months and who the president has talked about indeedin the president has talked about indeed in that last debate he talked about them or stop effectively this e—mail was sent out threatening democratic voters to vote for trump, or, we will come after you. the dni and the fbi are saying that was instigated by iran, having stolen voter registration information. some of that of course is publicly available. interestingly this only really ca m e available. interestingly this only really came to light at the beginning tuesday. by wednesday evening the fbi and the director of national intellig

jon sopel, bbc news, nashville, tennessee. being extended to waste water treatment sites across the uk. it aims to give local health teams an early warning of outbreaks. here's our health editor hugh pym. it's a new approach to tracking down coronavirus, monitoring sewage in local communities. this is an early warning system, as fragments of genetic material from the virus can be detected in waste water. scientists say its real value is in areas where there might be people who are infected but showing no symptoms. the beauty of this technique is that we can detect people who are in that situation and don't know they've got the virus, but they are still shedding it, and we can still find it in the waste water, and we can find it in advance of there being any positive tests in a catchment. samples from sewage plants reach labs for testing the next day. the results are passed on to local health leaders. in plymouth, an outbreak was detected despite relatively low numbers of people going for tests. data is also shared with nationa

let's go to nashville, tennessee. this is where the debate will take place. the 90-minute prime time event comes 12 days before election day. washington, d.c. >> good morning. the president is going into tonight attacking everything about the debate including the moderator. joe biden has been behind closed doors prepping his final arguments. president trump will arrive in nashville for tonight's debate low on campaign cash and trailing joe biden in the polls. a reality that set the president on an aggressive push to get out the vote in crucial battleground states. >> get your friends, get your family, get your neighbors, get your co-workers, get your boss, rip them out of the seat. and get out and vote. >> reporter: in north carolina wednesday, trump accusing voters of politicizing the pandemic. >> sir, maybe this isn't good, president obama is campaigning for sleepy joe biden. i said, ha, that's good news or bad news, tell me. are you saying it's good or bad? well, i guess it's bad. no, it's good. >> reporter: president obama at a drive-in rally in philadelp

eastern, the second on final presidential debate from belmont university in nashville, tennessee. on c-span2, house speaker nancy pelosi holds her weekly briefing with an update on coronavirus relief negotiations. the senate returns at noon eastern. p.m., members vote on michael newman to be a district judge in ohio. >> director of national intelligence john ratcliffe and fbi director christopher wray held a news conference wednesday evening on election security. director ratcliffe said voter registration information has been obtained by iran and russia in an attempt to push misinformation. here is the briefing. >> good evening. the president has instructed the intelligence and law-enforcement communities to ensure that the 2020 elections are the safest and most secure in our nation's history. we take that mandate and responsibility seriously. there is nothing more sacred in our republic than the fundamental democratic principle of one person, one vote. it is our duty to ensure the sanctity of u.s. elections. that includes ensuring the security of voting systems. the intelligence

michelle. >> natalie brand, reporting live from nashville.u. >>> remember you can watch the presidential candidates square off in their final debate starting at 6:00 on kpix5. we'll have a full recap and analysis on a special edition of kpix5 news starting at 10:00 followed by kpix5 news at 11:00. >>> coming up on kpix, giving cancer warriors a lift. impressive show of support on pink wheels. >> the market opened up about ten minutes ago. the dow is up about 60 points. diane king hall breaks down the numbers. >>> kpix5 has a woman 1: get your vote-by-mail ballot? woman 2: you can stay healthy and fill it out from the safety of home. surfer: or you can fill it out anywhere. man 1: it's easy to mail it back. you don't even need a stamp. man 2: or you can use an official drop box. woman 3: you can even drop it off at the polls. man 3: then, track it to confirm your county got it. see? they got it! woman 4: mail ballots are the simple, safe, and secure way to ensure that your vote is counted. but that's tough to do on a fixed income. i'd be hit w

official -- nashville. the president in the meantime appears to be doing more complaining about the debate than he is preparing for one. the president is also claiming he created the greatest economy in u.s. history, but that's not true, as the u.s. is in the grips of the worst recession in decades. mr. trump is blaming it all on the virus, complaining the media only wants to talk about covid-19 as the death toll from the pandemic keeps climbing. joined by the first lady, president trump left for his final debate with democrat joe biden, sounding combative as ever, arguing in an interview with 60 minutes that he has created the best economy in u.s. history, even as the nation is still reeling from the pandemic. >> we created the greatest economy in the history our country. >> the other side is coming in -- >> you know that's not true. >> it is totally true. >> no. >> reporter: aides say the president hasn't done much for the face-off against vice president bide zblen will you shut up? >> to avoid a repeat o

>> that was seen earlier today at belmont university in nashville, tennessee. now to hear your views and voices. here is how you can call in and join our conversation. if you support president trump -- if you support vice president biden -- undecided or support somebody else, here is your number -- and if you cannot get through on the phone lines and you still want to make a comment, send a text message. it isxt number only, helpful if you put your name and city on the text message. we will get to the calls in a minute. track of speaking time, and they tweet the minutest spoke for 41 and 16 seconds, while the former vice president spoke for 37 minutes and 53 seconds. miller tweets, the pool and therom tonight, wall street journal noticed the audience was almost completely , except for one giggle when the president said wind kills all the birds. this from chris brennan who covers politics, it took 41 minutes to get a malarkey reference at tonight's debate. and jennifer jacobs, who covers the white house for bloomberg says after the debate, health officials spott

thursday from beaumont university in nashville, tennessee. live coverage begins at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. listen live on the free c-span radio app. go to c-span.org/debates for streaming of c-span's debate coverage. director of national intelligence, john ratcliffe, and fbi director, christopher wray's, held a news conference wednesday evening on election security. he said some voter registration information has been obtained by iran and russia in an attempt to push ms. information. here's a briefing -- here is the briefing. >> good evening. the president has instructed the intelligence and law-enforcement communities to ensure that the 2020 elections are the safest and most secure in our nations history. we take that mandate and responsibility seriously. there is nothing more sacred in our republican the fundamental democratic principle of one person, one vote. it is our duty to ensure this entity of u.s. elections. that includes ensuring the security and voting -- the security of voting systems. the role of the intelligence community is to assess the intentions, capab

jon sopel, bbc news, nashville, tennessee. and hugh grant are appearing together for the first time in a new tv series. the undoing is a psychological thriller, which revolves around a successful rich couple, who appear to live the perfect life. 0ur arts editor will gompertz spoke to them about the series and about the changes taking place in entertainment industry. slow piano music. there's nicole. hello. i play a successful therapist. hugh plays a child oncologist. not all my patients die, anyway. 0h! why are you so dressed up? i liked the idea that he was a man who appeared to be wonderful on the surface and then... all hell breaks loose. tonight, the gruesome discovery of a mother bludgeoned to death... in recent years, i have done a lot of, um, what you would call character acting and i guess this was less like that. it was back to someone closer to me, or old, fat hugh was used in this one. nicole, the undoing has a female director and you are a female lead. if you do ever want to talk... thank you. do you think things a

talking about those mute buttons and plexiglas live from nashville. take a look inside at the final 2020 presidential debates. >>stay with >>and just a few hours from now the presidential contenders will take the stage at belmont university from the final presidential debate before election night. that's where we find reporter tahman bradley, he's going to update now us now what we can expect for tonight. and i'm just seeing now but there's breaking news that that plexiglas that was supposed to be between the 2 candidates, they did both decided to remove it. >>that's exactly right. they both tested negative for covid-19 testing that evening from nashville music city tonight, the man who want to be president of the united states will play their greatest hits as the campaign nears the finish line. >>for president trump and vice president biden this is it the final presidential debate a final shot to make their case to a massive television audience. the 90 minute face to face takes place at belmont university in music city strict covid safety protocols r

i joined janet in welcoming you all to belmont and to nashville. we really owe a great debt of totitude to the city and this university. they have been so courteous and working so hard for us. what a beautiful place this is. we hope you all got a chance to walk around and see this part of this campus. we also have a crew. you see some of the people working around. there are cameramen, lighting people, people who produced this great background. we have over 60 of them and we have had 4 debates in 4 different parts of this country, and thanks to united airlines who stepped up to the plate and is providing have charge air service for our entire crew -- providing free of charge air service for our entire crew, so we really owe united airlines. this one sounds funny, but we also owe anheuser-busch a great thank you, not only for their beer, but what they have done for this commission for many, many years. it's a little less of a list now. normally, if we were here, there would be 900 of you probably in this audience, but with coronavirus, it just was no

if it's nashville, is this better? [applause] you got to do it right when in rome or nashvilleians, who here watched the debate last night? [cheers and applause] pete: i'm going to ask you a two part question. who thinks joe biden won the debate last night? oh, that's a lot of silence, guys. who thinks president trump won the debate last night? [cheers and applause] and, you know, whoever showed up got. in so we're glad these folks are here and we are going to talk to them all morning long about last night's debate, guys. it was different than the first one. we all saw that. but a lot of people feel a lot more effective and substantive and the president certainly brought the heat. >> the father will keep going all morning as long as you want to come to us we will bring you the thoughts of the folks this morning. brian: pete hegseth coming off fox nation post game show which you were able to see last night. good job. pete: thank you. steve: if you were just waking up with the highlights. here is griff jenkins. hey, grif

roundtable with local republican leaders inside nashville, tennessee.eanwhile he will be accompanied deeplystate senator, a conservative senator marsha blackburn from tennessee. in contrast, joe biden has been keeping a private schedule, and also his aides say, preparing in earnest for what they are saying will be a contentious debate. there are some changes stylistically from the first presidential debate. the second was canceled. that most notably is there will be a mute moderator for the -- a mute button for the moderator to use. foreign policy developments in the last 24 hours no doubt expected to come up. chief among them, the press conference from the director of national intelligence, john ratcliffe, who says iran and russia cyberattack the united states to get voter registration information. the joe biden campaign will say the trump administration will better protect the democratic institution following 2016. in contrast, look for president trump to try to raise questions about the biden families relationship with ukraine. david: i would, on tha

jon sopel, bbc news, nashville, tennessee.he alarm after thousands of dead seals have washed ashore on the coast of namibia. they estimate more than 10,000 have died in recent weeks, the vast majority of them, says ocean conservation namibia, are premature pups. the exact reason for the die—off at the seal colony at pelican point is not fully clear, but one of the most likely causes is lack of food. nodia dreyer is the co—founder of ocean conservation namibiam which has been monitoring the situation at pelican point. he explains that female seals are known to sacrifice their pups when food gets scarce. we were out there this morning again and our estimation, we may have been a little conservative on our initial count of around 5000. just the colony we're dealing with, we're estimating in excess of 7000 dead pups. these are premature pups. there are tiny little aborted fetuses. that is not counting the adults, the adult females and other pups lying dead on the beaches too. what is the likely cause thought to be? in history this

anne. >> natalie, brand live in nashville, tennessee. thanks. you can watch the presidential debate at 6:00 on kpix5. we will have a full recap and analysis on a special edition of kpix news starting at 10:00 followed by kpix5 news at 11:00. >>> the latest reports of jobless claims released in the past few minutes. let's go to diane king hall. any sign of improvement for the economy yet? >> definitely improvement with the latest numbers. another 787,000 people signed up for unemployment benefits. that's according to the labor department. the figure was much better than expected and a sharp improvement from the prior week. filings from pandemic unemployment assistance topped 300,000. it is an improvement but still high from a historical perspective. it is an improvement since the weekend since the start of the pandemic. tesla is starting to roll out vehicles. the company posted the 5th earning and says it is on pace to hit the goal of a half million cars this year. >>> amazon prime customers can get groceries quicker. the company offers free one

harold, we are getting ready for a debate here in nashville.nashville and this is a big moment. you know, probably more than 70 million people will tune in to that debate, the final pitch. >> a lot of what's been said throughout the show -- thanks for having me on -- as you get near the end of the campaign, i think voters are weighing which of these candidates can guarantee them, their families, their communities, their cities, their towns, a better and brighter future. i think if you end the campaign the way the president's ending after having served for four years, i think it's revealing and it tells something about how the president feels about his performance. put aside how we may complain about the media. i've never seen a person who had such a house -- a vacation house, plan, helicopter, complain so much. is he serious about leading another four years? should leave lay out what that should look like. questions about joe biden and his family, the public temper tantrums the president shows around that i'm not convinced that that's the way t

live from nashville. home to the final presidential debate.ndidates headed to music city for the last meeting before election day. bret baier is here next to me. peter doocy with the latest open the biden campaign. we begin with john roberts. hi, john. >> dana, good afternoon to you. president trump making his way to nashville aboard air force one. should be here in the next hour or so. the president fully expected tonight to delve into the biden

the final presidential debate. >> natalie brand is in nashville with the latest on the campaign and what voters want to hear tonight. >> reporter: former president obama held his first major event for joe biden yesterday. >> hello philadelphia! >> reporter: his former vice president took a break to prepare for tonight's debate with president trump. >> with joe and kamela, you will not have to think about the crazy things they said every day. >> reporter: the current commander in chief brushed off the attack at a rally in north carolina. >> nobody campaigned harder for crooked hillary clinton. >> reporter: the two will be in nashville for the second and final presidential debate. a poll found 69% of viewers felt annoyed by constant interruptions in the first match up. >> it was like two kindergarteners. >> reporter: many voters say their minds are made up but want to see a debate focused on the issues. >> rather than the personal attacks going on. >> reporter: president trump says he may interrupt biden less and hopes he trips himself up and is expected to bring up hunter biden's wor

heart and lung transplant surgeon and a host of the podcast a 2nd opinion he joins me from nashville stop right there how has this affected bill frist life. well larry it's affected me like every everybody else has changed my ways of communicating you know still been able to be very active i've had a son and a daughter in law with coded and thankfully they came through it well and their children had an infection as well nashville itself being a big hospitality town service industry town has been devastated things are slowly coming back with will be probably 2nd quarter of next year before there's robot talented back in the town. president drunk has given himself an a plus for a sampling poll show about 2 thirds of american disapprove of where you are. the president 1st our government i would give a big he in terms of responsiveness and that's not enter your question directly yet but i think in terms of response by congress stimulus packages in the past looking after small business getting money out the door the war effort to create a vaccine in the partnerships our government has don

bbc news, nashville, tennessee. one of the key arguments between the debate was on climate change. explaining why he pulled the u.s. out o the paris climate d this tor. trump sa filthy it is.look at china look at russia, look at india. it is filthy. the air is filthy. the paris accord, i took us out because we were going to have to spend trillions of dollars. we were treated very unfairly. they put us in there, they did a great they did a great jane: tt comment triggered a lot of reduction in india. our colleague has more. reporter: there has been quite a lot of anger and outrage here on social media in response to what president trump sai.in that deba people are saying that the use of the word filthy and the way that he said is insulting and disrespect for two indians. others are saying that this could harm his chances wit indian-american chances. others are saying that he haa valid point. this country does have some of the world's most polluted cities. it is theay that he said it, that is not appropriate. i'm talk