fighting between armenia and azerbaijan over the disputed terry territory everyone going to care about the 2 countries rejects calls for peace talks as the conflict threatens to escalate into all out. i m rebecca rich s welcome to the program u.s. president almost trump and his democratic challenger who faced off in the 1st of 3 debates as head of the election on november 3rd trump dismissed a recent report in the new york times about his tax payments insisting he paid millions in taxes biden said he would repeal trump s attack tax cuts and blame the president for the more than 200000 coronavirus deaths in the u.s. both men hoping their performances will energize their election campaigns race and polls have shown biden with a lead in most battleground states. well to talk more about this i m joined by stacey bivins in the studio and our washington bureau chief in is paul who s been watching the debate and a republican supporter viewing party in the walky wisconsin but stacey
in vietnam. and earned a master s degree in history from george washington university in 1971. he currently lives in middleburg, virginia. and is a member of the library of virginia foundation board. he has been a former staff writer for congressional quarterly in washington, d.c. he has written for many national newspapers and magazines, among many others, the smithsonian, the washington post , the new york times, baltimore sun, chicago tribune, and the christian science monitor and usa today. he is the author of five books, including the one that he ll be speaking on today, including, saving monticello, published by the free press in 2001. a book that received excellent reviews and offered the first complete post-jefferson history of this american icon. the book reveals an amazing story how one jewish family saved monticello for posterity and used the house as a family home for 89 years, which is longer than the tenure of the jeffersons at monticello. mr. leeps
talk with dawn seanness see greece the patriots have the edge but thinks this will be a close game. i think it s a lot to ask nick foles and doug pederson to overcome tom brady and bill belicheck. it doesn t mean it can t be done. that s a tall order. vikings radio says they re all about being minnesota nice but they had choice words after that nfc championship game. quite honest the fan base should be shamed of itself not the entire fan base obviously it s football immortality a lottery inspect for eagles and their history but there were a fair a fans that went over the line and they ll play in the super bowl and go, pats. little bit of sour grapes there. but like i mentioned we ll have our first chance to talk with the eagles and patriots except for one guy. i m tell hugh that guy is coming later at 5:30 luce glee we ll talk to you then. thank you kristen. we are counting down the days to the big showdown between the philadelphia eagles and the new england patriots.
damage from irma still too extensive for people to go outside or return from evacuations. nbc s sarah rosario standing by right now in miami with an update on irma s impact. reporter: as people are waking up and taking a look at the damage and destruction left by irma with, we re seeing a good amount of it here in miami. here look this dock, we ve seen at least a half a dozen boats completely underwater. and with damage and debris scattered everywhere, the biggest problem we re seeing in this state is the lack of power. weakening in strength, irma continues its churn through florida, packing a powerful punch, as it pushes through the panhandle. entering the state as a category 4, the keys took the first hit from the storm. hurricane-force winds ripping away roofs, testing the limits of everything in its path to the mainland. toppling cranes in miami and ft. lauderdale and flooding street. then a phenomenon sometimes called hurricane bulge occurred, temporarily sucking the w
filthers in your apartment. i don t want to get too gross here but the color, how you can determine. you mean in the bucket here thomas just said do you sleep with your mouth opened. i don t know i m asleep. i don t know that. questions during commercial breaks. yes. all of the dirty tissues are sitting right here underneath me. you can feel it, your throat is dry. yes, your mouth is dry then your mouth was opened probably next time i ll think about that. keep a journal and when you wake up, write it down. i ll give you a full report good day everyone it is tuesday, june 27th. yesterday, it was amazing. it was perfect. it was even 10er then 10. exactly. because we had rain overnight and there could be a few more stray showers today we will get down to a nine because humidity is still down and it is going to be a decent day. it is also national sun glass day so bus stop buddy is still at camp and he has got sun screen, for national sun glass day.