foreign policy. you can expect both candidates to also try to shift the discussion, of course, to their domestic agenda. here s the format for you. it s a 90-minute debate and can be divided into six segments of 15 minutes each. each segment starting with a question followed by two-minute answers from the candidates and then a bit of a chat and some discussion. this time they re going to be seated with the moderator, unlike last week s town hall and the first debate that was standing behind the podiums. libya, iran, china, just some of the issues that will come up tonight, no doubt. we re going to break down those issues and what s at stake. here s white house correspondent diana keiller, and foreign affairs correspondent ellise lavin. let s start with you, briana. we can expect mitt romney to raise, you know, more questions about the terrorist attack in b benghazi tonight. president obama to portrait mitt romney as unprepared to be a world leader on an international stage. w
rubber match as we count down to the final hours of the third and final presidential debate and we are literally counting down because in 16 hours barack obama and mitt romney battling in a foreign policy face-off with the race for the white house about as close as it can get. look at this new nbc wall street journal poll. they re locked in an absolute dead heat at 47% each. editorial boards at newspapers across the country are coming out for their picks. three endorsing mitt romney. the union leader calling the president president s policy a fantasy. ago kron beacon journal and the plain dealer and the denver post calling the president the best pick under trying circumstances. there s a lot to talk about and paul steinhauser with a preview of the showdown in the sunshine state. with the polls so close right now, there s even more at stake when president obama and mitt romney face off for the final time on the stage behind me at lynn university. expect the two ca
she s in boca already this morning. brianna, good morning. hi, good morning to you, soledad. that s right. when you look at that poll, 47-47. neck and neck, that s what this is telling us. still a neck and neck race. margin of error there about 3 1/2 points, and also continuing kind of the trend that we ve seen in recent weeks which is a shift towards mitt romney. a couple of important things to point out that we re learning from this poll. one, when you look at women, president obama still has a sizable lead, 51-43%. you say, oh, that s obviously eight points. that s pretty sizable. but actually this might be kind of alarming for the president. because this is the smallest lead that he s had, and the other thing we re seeing is that in battleground states, mitt romney actually having a little bit of a lead there. for their parts, the obama campaign kind of downplaying these new poll numbers. and the romney campaign looking at them more favorably. let s also talk a little b
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