news. >> Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump will square off tomorrow for their first presidential debate ahead of the November election. 22 news reporter Kristina D'amours joins us live in studio after hearing from state officials on this high stakes debate. >> Sarah, this debate is highly anticipated. The election cycle has taken unusual. Turns only intensifying the pressure on both candidates to deliver strong performance and impress undecided voters. Trump is preparing by having meetings with and getting foreign policy coaching from allies, including former secretary of State Mike Pompeo and former Democratic Representative Tulsi Gabbard Harris has been participating in mock debates, focusing on crisp a 2 minute answers per the Derby tools tonight, Lieutenant Governor dress cool weighing in on her hopes for tomorrow night's debate. >> And how we really as a country can come together and get aligned. And I'm looking forward to the debate and frankly looking forward to the work ahead. 56 days to go until the election. >> Microphones will be muted unless a candidate is speaking. Something the Harris team asked to change for this debate after it was decided back in June. Political analysts say the Harris campaign saw you might as a strategic advantage to influence undecided voters who may be put off by Trump's comments. While speaking. And you can watch the presidential debate debate tomorrow nig