you ve told us what you think about the debate we have cnbc overnight polls just in. and we ll share. truth is, there s never been such a thing as last night a first official introduction of the two candidates from the committee on presidential debates follows rules. it s dignified, democratic, structured, american not last night that debate cannot be measured by traditional x s and o s, regardless of how you ll vote. we len defer this hour to draw distinctions between the two candidates on the issues, covid, the economy, raeshl injustice, social unrest, governance, education and so much more we ll do that, as best we can, based on what last night s event offered up, but let s mark this moment last night, the president called in to question the heart of our democracy, the peaceful transition of power. is there assurance that it will happen asked to give it, the president declined, and openly sowed the seeds of distrust on the outcome. if there s no clear winner on election ni
cable television history, the second highest overall ratings for television u.s.. an event that president trump today seemed pleased with with. i thought the debate last night was great. we ve gotten tremendous reviews on it. we re hitting what people want, law and order which biden was unable to even talk about because they d lose the radical left, his radical left followers. i don t think there s too many of them left. but i thought it was a great evening. it was an exciting evening. i see the ratings were very high, and it was good to be there, felt very comfortable. and i appreciate all the good words. lou: well, last night s debate was tense and often times rough and tumble. president trump showed americans once again he is a fighter. the president offering razor-sharp criticism of biden. he challenged biden on law and order, questioned his support among the bernie sanders radical left and, of course, his son hunter s corrupt dealings overseas. china ate your lunch,
equipment and providing security. it s the common set up for a wildfire investigates vest team. the vineyard is almost impossible to reach by vehicle. it s down a steep hell from the top of the north fork of crystal springs road, just east of the silverado trail north of st. helena. almost nothing survived on the fire-scared mountain. the vineyard is surrounded by an electrician fence, and there are no power lines near where investigators were set up. i m in shock. i m devastated at the loss of my neighborhood. reporter: pam was startled awake around 4:00 a.m. sunday when the fire first broke out. she took this video of the flames marching down ll side wh are now looking. reporter: i could see northeast here, big blaze up on top of the mountain. reporter: soon the fire would engulf everything around her, including several of her neighbor s homes. when i felt my hair was going to startsen knowledging if i didn t just evacuate, you know. reporter: the first calls ab
about the debate we have cnbc overnight polls just in. and we ll share. truth is, there s never been such a thing as last night a first official introduction of the two candidates from the committee on presidential debates follows rules. it s dignified, democratic, structured, american not last night that debate cannot be measured by traditional x s and o s, regardless of how you ll vote. we len defer this hour to draw distinctions between the two candidates on the issues, covid, the economy, raeshl injustice, social unrest, governance, education and so much more we ll do that, as best we can, based on what last night s event offered up, but let s mark this moment last night, the president called in to question the heart of our democracy, the peaceful transition of power. is there assurance that it will happen asked to give it, the president declined, and openly sowed the seeds of distrust on the outcome. if there s no clear winner on election night, what s the process? what
try to control the spread of this fire before more winds come in and fuel the flames. the glass fire has burned more than 51,000 acres and is 2% contained. more than a 140 homes have been destroyed in napa and sonoma counties, 107 homes alone just in napa county. more than 26,000 structures continue to be threatened tonight. and we want to show you a live look at the glass fire. this is the glow of the flames you can see the smoke. this is a camera on top of mount saint alina about 4300 feet up looking toward the napa valley and you can see this fire is still raging, this is a web camera kind of see skip frames here and there but this is a live image of how the flames look right now. boy nsa terrifying images. well we have team coverage tonight from 4 state of the sec is in anguish tonight where crews prepare for more wind first we want to turn things over to chief meteorologist lawrence karnow with that red flag warning that goes into effect tomorrow or yeah, very pattern