where to view tonight's debate

You can view tonight's presidential debate at... apparently... only a single url.  It will feature presidential candidates Jill Stein (Green) and Rocky Anderson (Justice) as they answer the same questions posed to Barack Obama (Democratic) and Mitt Romney (Republican).  The viewer count is bouncing up and down, but it's currently at 12,468 people for this first-of-its-kind presidential debate.  Too bad the livestream is not cutting from Jim Lehrer after he poses a question.  The video feed is almost all Obama/Romney instead of Stein/Anderson.

http://www.livestream.com/democracynow (also via http://www.democracynow.org/)
 

I apologize for misunderstanding the many links described in earlier write-ups about the plan for the debate.

http://occupythedebates.org/blogs/margaret-flowers/occupy-debates-us-october-3
http://itsoureconomy.us/2012/10/occupy-the-debates-with-us-on-oct-3/

An interesting panel of people are assembled to discuss the official broadcast debate between Obama and Romney.  I thought these were the people who would be posing questions to the 3rd-party presidential candidates.  I was wrong, sorry.  It's actually an unrelated 3rd simultaneous event on this night.

http://www.ustream.tv/itsoureconomy (also via http://occupythedebates.org/ and http://itsoureconomy.us/ )

Prior to the debate, some people marched in Denver to protest the 2-party lock-in by the corporate Commission For Presidential Debates.  I thought it would be staged outside the location of the official debate, but I can't tell where it happened.

http://www.livestream.com/globalrevolution

Color me disappointed.  Apparently I won't get my opportunity to hear presidential candidates discuss meaty issues.

*SIGH*



NOTE: This post was edited repeatedly as new information became available.  Last edit at 8:29pm.