With tonights president ial debate. Final preparations are under way in cleveland where for the first time President Trump and his democratic challenger joe biden will go facetoface. They will be standing six feet away from each other to follow covid Safety Measures. Ohio which carries 18 electoral votes is currently a toss up state according g to our cbs Battleground Tracker poll. Mr. Trump is leading joe biden. Laura podesta is in cleveland. Laura, theres a lot at stake in this first debate tonight. Reporter there sure is. Good morning. 90 minutes. Six topics. No commercial breaks. The candidates are going to be trying to firm up support from decided voters and to convince undecided voters to side with them, especially here in the battleground state of ohio. Tonights president ial debate will look nothing like the debates of the past. With the coronavirus pandemic forcing organizers to limit the audience to fewer than 100 people and President Trump and joe biden wont shake hands. Are
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