us vice presidential candidates tim walls and j.d.ce held a debate on who was more convincing and whether another meeting of the main contenders? moscow and beijing are developing partnership in many areas, russia and china are celebrating the seventy-fifth anniversary of diplomatic relations, which vladimir putin spoke about when congratulating sezonkin. israel will not leave the iranian retaliatory strike unanswered, this was stated by the head of the foreign ministry of the jewish state of israel, kats, according to him , his attack on civilians in tehran is a red line. the islamic republic, in turn, assured that it is ready for any military action by tel aviv and its allies. the latest details on the situation in region by denis davidov and sergey pashkov. iran fired 180 missiles at israel. the hail of missiles falling on israel was clearly visible from the gaza strip, its residents have been suffering from idf attacks for the past year, and the shelling of tel aviv last night was like a holiday for them. thousands of people took

you're going to hear a lot from tim walls and kamela harris, respectively, tonight, and i'll be honest of it sounds good, but what you're not going to hear is what she did, she was vice president of the year, had the opportunity to make all these... he's literally pinned to the wall by his own tales of a mythical tour of duty in afghanistan, which, again, this is a lie, he allegedly ended up with the rank of staff sergeant when it came to cases of gun violence in american schools candidate.

we know that in this position, tim walls has pursued quite liberal policies and jay vance in particular can focus on topics such as driver's license policies. undocumented migrants, but still quite optimistic about the democratic campaign, they believe that tim walsh has one big trump card, they is believed to have continued to grow in popularity since being introduced as a vp candidate, unlike his rival jedi vance. tanya, on the other hand, what's the ultimate challenge for jedi vance, what is he going to do against tim walsh? well, word is coming out of the jaydy vances camp that he's feeling pretty confident heading into this debate. first, because he's given a lot of interviews, it's true, he's given more interviews than the other contestants in this race, and that kind of prepares him for these debates, and also, but still, he 's doing some formal training, talking to the company's advisors, and he's rehearsing with tom emer, the republican congressman who's preparing him for these debates, playing, playing the part of tim walls, and he's also from minnesota, he's about that age, b

meanwhile, while the debate was going on, supporters of tim walls and jaydee vance came to support theirandidates in front of the cbs studio. the debate itself, partisan and political. active voters traditionally like to watch.

veremos si tim walls logra conectar con esas audiencias y si j.d.tos tendrán 2 minutos para responder las preguntas de los moderadores. pero a diferencia del debate entre kamala harris y donald trump, los micrófonos permanecerán abiertos durante todo el debate organizado por la cadena cbs. será la oportunidad para que ambos candidatos se den a conocer. guy is everybody knows i think he's going to do great! se ha ganado el corazón de todos los estadounidenses muy, muy rápido. y vamos a ver al hombre espontáneo que es, eh, hablar desde el corazón con la verdad. por supuesto, esta podría ser la última vez que los 2 equipos de campaña se enfrenten en un escenario antes de la elección. el próximo mes, ya que las propuestas de harris para más debates han sido rechazadas por trump i would love to have a three more debates. en una entrevista con la cadena fox, el expresidente dijo que le gustaría tener más debates, pero que no lo hará porque, según él, son arreglados en su contra. el debate de esta noche coincide con grandes noticias que acaparan la atenció

bueno, el republicano estuvo hoy en woodside, mientras que ayer el demócrata tim walls asistió a un evento. una implosión. ahí la vemos. espectacular. derribó el tropicana resort en el strip de las vegas. ocurrió a eso de las 2 y 30 de esta mañana. un espectáculo de drones y fuegos artificiales procedió a la implosión, que también incluyó diseños de luces inspirados en el equipo de los atléticos. todo culminó con la primera implosión de casinos de la ciudad en casi una década. muchos recordarán el tropicana inaugurado en el año 1957 y conozca la historia de un hombre que se dedica a la literatura chicana latina. Él se llama juan felipe herrera, hijo de trabajadores migrantes. nuestro compañero peter ruiz nos cuenta su historia. poeta y profesor emérito de estudios chicanos y latinoamericanos en fresno state. nació en fowler y todo comenzó desde pequeño. escuchaba los cuentos de mi mam. este las rimas, las canciones de méxico, la revolución de 1910. Él tenía 5 años. su mamá le enseñaba con libros de segunda mano y además le cantaba corridos donde hablaban de migrantes. si se vienen por mill

we know that tim walls has been and continues to be quite liberal in this position , and jaydee vancear can focus on issues like flying...licensing.

the vice-presidential debate, we had tim walls, the governor of minnesota, and jd vance, the senator, that's the democratic vice-presidential candidate and the republican vice-presidential candidate. ukraine and russia's war against ukraine were not discussed at all during the vice-presidential debate. mentioned, why ukraine, even the name ukraine itself, was not mentioned during the hour and a half of this debate? well, first of all, the format of these debate, it was quite limited, an hour and a half, it was the only debate between the vice presidents, we also see that the escalation, the escalation in the middle east, the beginning of the military operation in lebanon, the possible, the possible war between iran and israel, all of that is coming out. .. it is the middle east conflict in the first place, there is a large jewish community in america, and israel is one of the key allies of the united states, to which the united states has certain obligations, so obviously this is the number one issue, and other foreign policy issues were also discussed, for example, for many american

tim walls had called out j. d vance on that. his lie about haitian immigrants in springfield, ohio eden cats and dogs saying that they were doing that to score points. and in so doing, they were the humanizing others. ged vance tried to engage the moderators in a debate about asylum policy. when the moderators tried to factional fact checked him, saying that's a that he said immigrants were there legally. so those are just a few moments. but overall, you know, it was very policy focused. it felt like an actual debate. as such, there were personal attacks, but they were quite limited, even though many claims were made in the course of that debate that fell between vague and downright false. right, janelle plenty, plenty a to, to talk about there. so tell us, what are the americans saying online and on social media? how are they responding to the debate? well, based on what i'm seeing, the emerging consensus seems to be that was clearly did his studying up. he clearly did brush up on his facts, but it was a van. so that brought in

presidential candidates faced off in a debate that focused heavily on policy a democratic candidate, tim walls and republican j. d. events kept exchange as simple as a debated gun violence. the january 6th riots and immigration. moderate is new to the microphones during an exchange about the legal status of haitian migrants in springfield, ohio, on the desktop or monsoon, sliding on land slides in the full has climb to at least 220 full government spring for designs for it's low response. to the disaster, which happened to the weekend, scientists saying the false thing and major shifting baneful patents of changes that are linked to climate change data when your business is next, looking at consulting corporations and that influence on governments around the world, i'll be back at the tone the october set of 2023. come us loans is a terror attack as well. it is the bloodiest stay in the history of the 2 is states and the beginning of the roll in gaza. one year nice week 7, the backgrounds of the attack. how could it happen? what role that is really and palestinian would sort of how the how muc

because tim walls has never seen combat . now, it's not that judy vance has, but that is another story. now, for his parts and walls might actually use that as an opening to talk about how donald trump himself has dodge military service, has been known to make controversial comments about veterans and fall and soldiers . and he might use that to make a larger point about how trump and vans don't really care about anyone but themselves, and certainly not about the american people. but so, but we'll then, why do you see going for him? where is he going to focus his attention as well? let's remember that. so was, is the architect of that attack that has gone mainstream against republicans, that attack, that has labeled republicans as weird. so he's going to paint them as the extreme is he's going to pains them as agents of a division and chaos in american society. he's not going to say that they are overly invested in police. trump, a trump in advance, that is, he's going to say they are overly invested in policing books in the c

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liberals are trying to reduce trumpists, the liberal on this stage is harris's angular running mate tim walls jokingly called the american dad, and whose rating, which eventually fell by 10%, began to collapse right from the first question, you need to should america preemptively strike iran, the hosts asked, and walz, with a trembling voice , for some reason began to recall the russian president. what we saw during the stable leadership of vice president harris, the calm that unites us. when they see donald trump extending a hand to vladimir putin and north korea, the instability will be immediately noticeable. the middle east fire is just one of the world crises that the biden administration is leaving behind, vance, to put it mildly, specifically calls it the harris administration. another one is this is ukraine. don't touch me, i am a un correspondent, don't touch me. the video clearly shows that the cameraman ivan utkin and i, he is behind the camera, having listened to berbak's request, are moving towards the place indicated to her. and they simply do not let us work, they prudently hid

paid staffers to get out the vote. efforts and also a couple of who are running a former governor, tim walls, excuse me, governor, to malls of minnesota. it will be in shiprock, the administrative capital of the navajo nation. that's the largest indian nation in the united states with about 67000 native american voters. in the navajo country alone, laura rob rentals that revolting that from arizona wrote from edmond many thanks. indeed. and then just before we go, a spring and some remarkable patches of floods in the desert, sand dunes and palm trees underwater in south eastern morocco. this was the unusual thing in this the hard deserts. off the rad heavy rains regions had the heaviest, rightful in decades in recent months. for getting back to life one does that lake that had completely dried up well far to say brain folding the does, it is becoming harder to predict. i'm not blaming climate change. was it from me? laura kyle: the news does continue, though with me here on out there off the coast of alaska. the outcomes in the coast kind of bricks group of emerging economies counterbalance

a face-to-face confrontation, and for trump's running mate jade vance and harris's running mate tim wallsalso the most important viewing, the second one is bad who does not dream of becoming the first. the experience of this company has taught us that it is more useful to watch the debates from the end, the picture of a hobbling biden, who was helped down the stage of the cnn studio in atlanta after the duel with trump by his wife jill, essentially buried his hopes for a second term. trump's running mate looks quite advantageous in contrast to his rival. he is a young, well-educated graduate of yelena, jaydee vance, and his wife of indian origin, usha, do not fit in with the images at all. he did not use it, he stood next to jaydee vance and never once told him that he was strange. it is not easy to say this to his face, especially when the look of vance's blue eyes that evening riveted the attention of many, many americans. however, from the content of 40-year-old senator from ohio, everything was fine, his head was in the right place, his thoughts too. i think today, jade did a very goo

the us held debates of candidates for the post of vice president, tim walls and j.d. vance met on the cbs television platform in new york. the opponents talked a lot about foreign policy, but did not mention ukraine even once. let me remind you that the elections will be held on november 5. in russia today, warning systems are being tested, sirens and loudspeakers in each region are being turned on from 10:30 to 11:00 a.m. local time. the main tv and radio stations interrupt the broadcast for a special announcement. in the news technologies, take off philip trofimov, host of the program vestinet. philip, greetings, american researchers, a researcher has reportedly discovered a printer cartridge that never expires. what are we talking about? good day, but we are talking about an amazing , very technological way to bypass the printer's protection from users' attempts to save on ink. but more on that later. with a rather unpleasant and still not fully understood story, probably the most discussed topic of near-technological, at least in the russian-speaking segments of s

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tim walls and jaydee vance met on the cbs television channel in new york.opponents talked a lot about foreign policy, but did not mention ukraine even once. let me remind you that the elections will be held on november 5. rescue plan. killer whales are being developed in kamchatka, several animals ran aground in liman during low tide, perhaps one of the mammals died, the israeli bottom equipment does not pass to drag the killer whales into the sea is impossible, before the tide they decided to pour water on the killer whales. sports news, ilya kostin will tell about the most important events. ilya, good morning, a very strange incident occurred during the match of the bulgarian football championship. and yes, roman, good morning, the fact is that during the meeting of the clubs with... september vri from sofia cska, a taxi driver accidentally drove right to the edge of the field, apparently, he was led there by the navigator. one of stadium staff came out to the taxi driver and explained how he could get back to the road from the stadium. the second round o

estamos hablando de tim walls. estará en la capital del estado hoy. es parte de una breve gira de campaña por la costa oeste. hace 2 días, walls asistió a 2 eventos de recaudación de fondos eshoo en el sur de california y visitó seattle esta mañana para un evento de recaudación de fondos. mientras tanto, mañana el republicano j.d. vance regresará al área de la bahía. pasará por woodside para recaudar fondos a fines de julio. asistió a un evento de recaudación de fondos en palo alto organizado por mike velch, cofundador y director ejecutivo de la empresa de criptomonedas bitcoin. el candidato a la alcaldía de san francisco, mark farrell, está siendo el blanco de nuevas acusaciones de ex líderes de la ciudad. 1 de los denunciantes es willie brown, ex alcalde de san francisco, quien acusó por escrito a farrell de desviar cientos de miles de dólares recaudados en un comité. farrell asegura que todo gasto ha sido hecho público y que los votantes podrían ver que esos ataques no tienen fundamento. la oficina del procurador estatal y de la fiscal de distrito

the trump campaign donald trump himself accused kamala harris and tim walls of supporting infanticideat is, supporting laws that allow doctors to terminate late-term pregnancies or not intervene until children born in die as a result of botched abortions. the media and the democratic party fiercely dispute this fact. you are a specialist in medical ethics, and this is precisely your area of ​​research, is this true? this is absolutely true, and it was known even before this issue took on a political coloring. there is an even funnier story, for example, in the republican party, it seems, for the sake of image, they are ready to do literally anything. for example, congressional candidate derrick anderson, as it turned out. borrows a friend's wife and children, as the new york times writes, anderson, who is running for the house representative of virginia, has repeatedly used photos of women and her daughters in his election materials, but the women and girls are the wife and children of an old friend, moreover, andersen's company website does not mention any family, it clearly states:

campaign, what's the latest on the well, the democratic presidential candidate and her running mate, tim walls have been speaking at a rally in ann arbor, michigan. that's of course, one of the all important battle ground states in the 2024 election. and what harris has been doing, not just at this rally in ann arbor, but really old j is making a hey, with those races, comments coming out of the trump railing in new york on sunday. the insult against, not just puerto ricans, but against african americans against jewish americans against other people have been really a gift for the harris walls campaign. they have used the incident to raise money to start airing new commercials on social media and online, and the democratic presidential candidate herself told reporters before she flew to michigan on monday that the country was tired of donald trump's diverse of notes and, and anger. and ugh, and grievances, and that it was time, as harris said, to turn the pay age. now while harrison walls her running may have been campaigning in michigan other server goods have been campaigning for the ticket

harris van appeared with her running mate, tim walls in ed arbor, where she talked about the need to unify the country and to not traffic in the business, such as what she accused her republican opponent, donald trump, of doing one other thing that harris touched on the ongoing war on garza and the fight and harris administration's efforts to deal with it and listen, hey, on the subject of gaza. hey guys, i hear you on the subject of gaza. we all want this war to end as soon as possible and get the hostages out and i can make it. so here's return to washington late on monday, i heard of what she is calling her closing argument. a speech on the lips, just south of the white house here in washington, where she's going to make her case for via us voters should choose her and 10 walls instead of donald trump and j. d. vance. on november 5th, russell and jordan elders, sarah washington, china is running and trial of self driving. taxis, simulate ones operating in the us spots on like that, where the primary concerns have been about safety. china is charles of raised questions about how pe

meanwhile, while this debate was going on, supporters of tim walls and jaydee vance showed up to support their candidates in front of the cb studio. the debaters themselves, supporters and politically active voters traditionally like to watch at viewing parties, which are specially organized for this purpose by local bars and pubs. my colleagues iryna solomko and pavlo terekhov chatted with fans of both candidates before the debate and attended one of these parties in downtown new york. lisa connolly has lived in new york for over 30 years. connolly is a democrat and very active in political life, as she says she deeply believes in freedom. freedom, democracy and the american way of life, so on the evening of october 1, a woman came to the studio of the cbs tv channel, where the debate between the vice-presidential candidates was taking place. and when i found out about the promotion in support of tim walz at the debate outside the cbs studios, i just wanted to be there with everyone. about 300 people also came. supporters of tim walz and jaydy vance came to the studio where the debate w

vance, and the head of minnesota, sixty-year-old democrat tim walls, answered questions from moderatorse on the cbs evening studio. according to the rules , the moderators' questions were not discussed with the participants in advance. at first, of course, the number one topic on the world agenda, the aggravated situation in the middle east, opinions were divided here. he completely avoided commenting, just lashing out at trump. here's vance, who was the first to respond, saying that it 's up to israel to decide whether to strike iran. it's up to israel to decide what it thinks is necessary to ensure the security of their country. we should support our allies wherever they are when they're fighting the bad guys. i think that's the right way to approach the israel issue. when donald trump was in office, it was donald trump. we had a coalition of countries that suppressed the iranian nuclear program to such an extent that he was unable to continue it. donald trump canceled this program and installed nothing in its place. iran is now actually closer to creating nuclear weapons than it was

tim walls in ann arbor. the big story from the harris campaign is that they are capitalizing on some of the race as language they came out of donald trump's rally at madison square garden in new york on sunday, namely the calling of the commonwealth of puerto rico, a trash island. and so this is a way for the harris campaign to try to persuade those yet undecided latino voters, particularly in the swing state of pennsylvania to vote for her in part because as the vice president told reporters before flying to michigan on monday, that the people of the us are really tired of this. they are tired of this language . they're tired of the hatred and division, which she says, donald trump has been spewing throughout his campaign. and in fact, throughout his entire adult life. she said that she is trying to build a unified country and that people who want to see people getting along with each other, it tolerating each other, respecting each other, should convert consider voting for harris waltz. all right, tours an

abortion and reproductive rights, and that message was hammered home repeatedly this morning by tim wallsink they also have been trying to drum up also have been trying to drum up concern about donald trump's fitness for office. i don't think there is any surprise, for example, that kamala harris is holding a rally on tuesday in washington, which is where donald trump held his rally in onjanuary donald trump held his rally in on january the donald trump held his rally in onjanuary the sick. donald trump held his rally in on january the sick. that donald trump held his rally in onjanuary the sick. that is about direct contrast between them. ,, ., , about direct contrast between them. ,, ._ , ., about direct contrast between them. ,, , ., �* �* them. stay with us here on bbc news. whether _ them. stay with us here on bbc news. whether coming - them. stay with us here on bbc news. whether coming up - them. stay with us here on bbc| news. whether coming up next. hello, there. for most of us, we have had a fine, dry sunday, but wind and rain has been pushing into scotland and northern ireland.

rachel: the changes tim walls made to the law and providing life saving measures to my abortion and itll see walz strike through at the bottom for care of the infant. legal experts say these are for end of life comfort care and ultimate euphemism rather than compelling doctors to save the babies and founder and director of the abortion met work surviving themselves joins us mow. what an honor to have you on today. you survived an abortion and luckily bot care and you're sitting here with us today. tell us what happened in the bill and specifically what happens to babies that survive abortions in the state of minnesota versus other states that don't have these brutal laws. >> providing abortions post roe and reality is cdc years ago drt wanting to report about this and should be hushed up and why would you want to return yourself in and there'd be public clamor and this is where we're at. there's very few states that identify and report the number of babies like me that support abortions and in ten different states # 70 babies that survived abortions and look at minnesota report f 2021,

d events and tim walls will face off in the cbs news vice presidential debate simulcast in new york. can either candidate provide a boost for donald trump or come to harris in their bid for the white house. stay with elza 0 to full life coverage and detailed post debates analysis with americans more divided than ever. are we watching the end of the american era? the us once to keep the war in ukraine going to russia's will is broken. but is that strategy working? what to do if there is no date after in israel's war on causes a quizzical look at us politics. the bottom line, injustice for me is the driving force of why i do this to show people what it's like to live in places where injustice isn't something you read in. the news is something that happens to every single day. whether it's a war, a natural disaster, whether it's political corruption, making sure that they understand. and this simple language is absolutely crucial. the cities already 50 percent evacuated, most of those people actually left in the early days of the world. i couldn't do this job without the best cumberland

but if tim wall says the next vice president, he'll have my prayers. so have my best wishes. and have my help whenever he wants it. but we have to remember that for years in this country, democrats protest of the results of elections. hillary clinton in 2016 said that donald trump had the election stolen by vladimir putin because the russians ball like $500,000 worth of facebook ads. this has been going on for a long time. and if we want to say that we need to respect the results of the election, i'm on board. but if we want to say it's tim also saying that this is just a problem that republicans have had, i don't buy that. governor january 6 was not facebook ads. and i think of revisionist history on this. look, i i. >> don't understand how we got to this point. but the issue was that happen. donald trump can do it in all of there's no place for this. it has massif repercussions. this idea that their center ship to stop people from doing threatening to kill someone threatening, do something. that's not that's not censorship. censorship is book banning. we've seen that we've

media in order to underscore the fact that if you vote for the democratic ticket of cala harris and tim walls, you're going to have an administration that is inclusive, not divisive, and certainly not one that traffics and bigotry and racism. okay, thanks very much for that. it's updates roseanne, jordan. well let's go to island fisher, who joins us from atlanta in georgia. i'm out and was a trump during today while he's been on stage though, he here in atlanta for the last 35 minutes or so typical donald trump. he did not mention the comments that were made at madison square garden. instead, he decided to turn, defend and send to attack by suggesting that the things the heating cold like hit load in a fascist or simply feeling the assassination attempts that we've seen over the last few months against donald trump. so he's not making any apology for the comments made at madison square garden, and we know what the trump campaign has been trying to dump down the backlash by saying the comments that were made, which were critical of puerto rico and of couple of how to sir self were not seen or

i wonder what alias harris has for tim walls and hit her phone. next week shell help the president make the transition from the oval office to his new home by the way what the hell was she wearing yesterday. obviously it's a jacket from the charles payne collection. and gemma pentz are now acceptable in the workplace according to one executive. hillary clinton suggested prison for misinformation and once they are in prison cameras should be unplugged and guards should be drowsy. scientists made bacteria that could eat plastic in a lab. hearing that news nancy pelosi went in to hiding. >> greg: heiress went to 60 minutes last night and it made sense for zero. spoke to bill into his credit he asked tough questions. that's like giving a mailman credit for not stealing packages. she got grilled like a house kat in springfield, ohio. [ cheers and applause ] many hard questions and of course any question is hard for harris. her iq is room temperature at best. if that room is a walk-in freezer. but 60 minutes was happy to help her out. listen to the prev

respectively, the republican candidates for vice president are jaydee vance and the democrats are tim wallsce presidential debates don't get much attention and don't have much impact on the elections, but this is a unique case for two reasons: first, because it's probably the last debate before november 5th, which is the election. and there probably won't be a second round of debates between trump and kamala harris, the second reason is that these debates were normal, polite and decent compared to what we 've seen in the united states in recent years. let's listen to it cnn's assessment of the matter. the debate between the candidates for the post of vice president of the united states, which featured ohio senator j.d. vance and minnesota governor tim walts, went well, which is becoming increasingly rare in modern american politics. during the meeting, which is unlikely to change the course of the presidential race, both candidates were friendly with each other, made attacks on the presidential candidates and focused on policy differences. vance repeatedly attacked vice president kamala har

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format of three against one. two liberal ladies in the company of daddy, as they call him american, tim wallsh of the children's basketball team, against a graduate of yel, a man who went through military actions , trump's combat partner, jade vance. ukraine has become a toxic topic after zelensky's visit, it is obvious that... any questions on this topic only ruin harris biden's rating, despite all those oaths of assurances from zelensky that they will continue to help her, that is, ukraine, it is clear that they now want the most from to distance himself from this topic, especially since, as i said, jade vance was present in the studio, a man who is mercilessly opposed to the kiev regime, leaving no stone unturned in his assessments of the actions of american puppets. and of course, giving him an extra word, broadcast to all of america, would have been deadly for them, but vance still said what he wanted to say, he emphasized that all the current crises that america has plunged into and plunged the entire world into, including the middle east and ukraine, are the product of the administrati

liberals are trying to reduce trumpists, the liberal on this stage is harris's angular running mate tim wallsngly called the american dad, and whose rating, which eventually fell by 10%, began collapse right from the first question, should america preemptively strike iran, the hosts asked, and walz, his voice shaking... the calm that unites us when they see donald trump extending a hand to vladimir putin and north korea, the volatility will be immediately noticeable. the middle east fire is just one of the global crises that the biden administration is leaving behind, vance, to put it mildly, specifically calls it the harris administration. another one. is ukraine. after zelensky's latest foray, everything is so toxic that the democrat-loyal ladies moderators didn't ask a single question about ukraine. however, the republican still found something to say. when was the last time an american president didn't have major conflicts. the only answer was when trump was president. no spectators in the hall, no cheat sheets, no assistants. the rules are the same as for the main candidates. and the att

you brought up tim wall's position, driver's licenses, free college, a path to citizenship, amnesty. they rescinded all of the trump and they say said it proudly. all of the trump policies that were working trump's chart that he loves so much shows that that's the chart that saved his life in butler, pa. and she just denied it and wouldn't answer. and i was more shocked at her lack of apology to people that died by these unvetted illegal immigrants that came in because of their policies. yeah. so i studied how she's answered immigration before, and it really does go through a tiktok. you know, she says when they first arrive in office, they put forward this bill and it didn't go through. but she doesn't talk about the bill. it was an amnesty bill for 11 million illegal aliens inside the country over eight years. it they had control of the white house, the senate and the house. and yet the democratic leadership didn't put that bill forward. and the white house really didn't even push it. but she starts there. and then she says, there's this evolution. she tried to do all these things

d events and tim walls will face off in the cbs news vice presidential debate simulcast in new york. can either candidate provide a boost, but donald trump or come to harris in therapy for the white house, stay with elsa 0. the phone, live coverage and detailed post debates analysis. demonstrators were back at it for the 1st day of classes, reading new students, the same old demands, columbia, still investing in genocide that cannot be in still investing in women. many factors. private security has been wrapped up for the school year and used to be, but the campus was open to anyone who wanted to enter it. now you have to show a campus id, what columbia student organizers say their goal is to end genocide. some jewish students have complained of anti semitism, i do not feel safe when the students on this campus are aiding and abetting terrorism. the student demonstrators are promising more actions until the goals are met. regardless, feeling is really worst to target said plenty find me these right here in this area, asking questions. where do you want to map to be in the future? rep

and the last thing i'll say about it is that in picking tim walls, she picked at someone from a neighboring state. and so all of these things i think give her a high level of competitiveness at the end of the day though, i suspect that if we talk on election night, we'll be talking about one of these candidates, winning by a very small market. right. thank you. so much john, and of course this is a 10 electoral college most that we're talking about in the state of wisconsin. and democrats have considered this as part of their blue wall 0, which of course means they see this as a must win state in order for harris to take the presidency. and of course, this is a state that is so emblematic of the challenges that the democratic party is facing as well. 58 percent of the voters here in wisconsin are white voters without a college degree. and they, and they leave historically, tend to vote more for republicans. they really tend to be more of trump space. so really, this is the race for both of those campaigns are fighting for each and every one. last of those votes, 0. yeah. and in 2016, as we

small towns my job is so small town ♪ ♪ >> later this evening,, hri and her running mate governor tim wallsaggie rogers for -- in ann arbor, michigan. watc our live coverage starting at 7:15 ete c-span, c-span now, our free mobile video app, and online at c-span.org. maryland, a republican. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. it is like we have three parties. democrat, republican, and manga. -- maga. there is a long list of people that do not support trump and have had nothing nice to say about him. for secretary of state, even nikki haley has said stuff about him and changed her mind. h.r. mcmaster, who was the national security advisor, there is a long list of people in the white house. trump did pass an executive amendment executive order f they were calling it, about the civil service jobs.

let's introduce the candidates, minnesota democratic governor, tim walls, and ohio is republican. senator j, the vance. tonight's meeting for the 1st time the or hi, margaret brennan, in order to have a thoughtful and civil debate. these are the rules that both campaigns have agreed to. questions will be directed one candidate to will have a few minutes to respond. the other candidate will be allowed 2 minutes for rebuttal, then each candidate will get another minute to make further points with an additional one minutes each at the discretion of the moderator. the primary role of the moderators is to facilitate the debate between the candidates, enforce the rules, and provide the candidates for the opportunity to fact check claims made by each other. cbs news reserves, the right to mute the candidates microphones to maintain decorum. we have not shared the questions or topics with the campaigns. the stage is that governor sen, thank you for joining us. let's get started. tonight, our country is facing several unfolding crises. the middle east is on the brink of war. americans are sufferin

tim walls and james vance presented their points of view on television.ke iran. his opponent avoided a direct answer and lashed out at donald trump, because of which tehran allegedly achieved success in... while the rivals never once spoke about ukraine. the damage is apocalyptic; recovery will take years, this is how the us assessed the consequences of the rampage of storm helen. the elements swept over florida, then headed towards georgia, hit north and south carolina and caused large-scale disasters in tünsi and virginia. wind speeds reached 225 km. destroyed houses, bridges and roads. according to the latest data, more than 130 people died, hundreds are missing, millions have lost their housing or cut off from electricity. rescue units and the national guard are arriving to help people. the eastern regions of the country are being tested by the first snowfalls. in the irkutsk region, snowdrifts covered the roads in the badaybo district. the beauty of the winter forest was hardly pleasing to drivers. sticky snow complicated traffic, increased the risk

. >> watched vice presidential debate live on c-span as minnesota governor tim walls in ohio senatorvance take the debate stage and go head-to-head for the first time. coverage begins at 8:00 p.m. eastern followed by the debate at 9:00. the cbs news vice presidential debate, simulcast live on c-span , c-span, your unfiltered view of the politics. >> c-span now is a free mobile app featuring your unfiltered view of what is happening in washington, live and on-demand, keep up with the day's biggest events with live streams of floor proceedings and hearings from the u.s. congress, white house events, debates and cafes and more from the world of politics. you can stay current with the latest episodes of washington journal and find scheduling for the networks and radio and compelling podcasts. c-span now is available at the apple store and google play. scan the qr code to download it for free or visit our website. c-span it now, your front row seat to washington, anytime, anywhere. >> "washington journal" continues. host: joining us to talk about the role in history of vice presidential c

around a1% say ten walls won. —— tim walz. 70% said it was a tie.heir campaigns, which is kind of all they can hope for. will this push either campaign in any direction, especially with the slim numbers of undecided voters? that's yet to be decided. voters? that's yet to be decided-— voters? that's yet to be decided. , ., ., i, , decided. interesting analysis there. let's _ decided. interesting analysis there. let's now— decided. interesting analysis there. let's now take - decided. interesting analysis there. let's now take you . decided. interesting analysis there. let's now take you to | there. let's now take you to there. let's now take you to the word of flies. researchers have identified the position shape and connections of every one of the 130,000 brain cells in the brain of a fly. teams from the uk and the us have published the most detailed analysis of the brain of an adult animal ever produced. they say it will lead to what they have described as an "avalanche" of new insights into how our own brains work. they also believe it will shed n

if youre supporting the vice president and her running mate, minnesota governor tim walls, (202) 748-00. if you do not know who you're voting for or will not votfo either candidates, call at (202) 748-8002. let's hear from robert in davenport, iowa, supporting the harris-walz ticket. caller: how are you doing today? it is my birthday. i have been trying to get in for months and months and i finally got in. host: happy birthday. caller: i have already voted, the first day of early voting here in iowa. my main thing is, i wonder about christians. in proverbs 12:22, it says god hates a liar. there is a man running for office who lies all the time. we need a president that you can believe in when he tells you something. it's important you can trust that person. you cannot trust this man. he is a liar. over 30,000 times. he lies every day. i'm saying christians, god tells you you should hit the liar yourselves. that is what i would say. host: how will you be voting on that abortion ballot initiative in iowa? what is your prediction for how it does there? caller: i am voting -- i already vo

wall. >> this is tim walz. this is kamala harris' vp. >> who?ah. >> [laughs] i am absolutely opinion-list on that man. >> i will ask you about kamala. >> i want her to a map because she's a democrat and i love my mom. >> okay. that is a beautiful sentiment. >> how do you say her first name? >> kamala. >> kamala? [laughs] kamala? >> like comma-la. that is fresh. >> sorry, they are kicking in. >> i forgot mine. >> so violent j is backing harris. see, not all juggalos are sitting this election out. oh what are the odds he is going to arrive or to vote on novembe? >> [laughs] that is what i'm saying! [laughs] look at you! i am voting. [cheers and applause] >> desi: thank you, troy. when we come back, jason segel will be joining me on the show. so don't go away. [cheers and applause] [♪♪] can a personal loan unlock your ambitions? oh yeah. consolidate bad debt and save money for your next goal. sofi personal loans. low, fixed rates. borrow up to $100k. no fees required. dove men gives you healthier smoother-feeling skin... to celebrate life's intense