NY1 is offering a slate of coverage around tonight's Democratic debate between presidential primary candidates Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton.
• Watch the debate live online with no login required or on the TWC News app, and follow along on Twitter using hashtag #NYDebate.
The two-hour event is being co-sponsored by NY1, which is carrying the debate live from the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
It is the first time in its 24-year history that NY1 has co-hosted a presidential debate.
Coverage begins with a debate preview show, "The Battle for New York," at 7 p.m., where NY1 will also report from the Republican party’s annual dinner in Midtown Manhattan, where the three GOP presidential candidates are expected to be in attendance.
The debate itself begins at 9 p.m., and will be followed by a 90-minute post-debate show with full analysis starting at 11 p.m. NY1 will be live throughout the night both inside and outside the debate hall at the Duggal Greenhouse.
Errol Louis, host of NY1's "Inside City Hall," joins CNN Dana Bash as the debate panelists. The event is being co-sponsored by CNN.
NY1 Noticias also has full Spanish-language coverage starting at 8 p.m., with a post-debate show from 11 p.m. to midnight.
The April 14th event takes place five days before the New York primary.
WATCHING THE DEBATE
Tickets to the debate are not available to the general public, but are being distributed by the candidates' campaigns and by the Democratic party.
Viewers can watch the debate on TV on NY1 News; online at NY1.com/live and on the TWC News app.
The debate will also be carried on all TWC News channels throughout New York state. Viewers can follow along on Twitter or contribute their commentary using the hashtag #NYDebate.