i mean, come on coming all the way from pittsburgh. i know, you know, i hate to be a debbie downer or forecast frowner, but enjoy that snow now because if we don't get some more rain storms here soon, there won't be any more significant snow there anytime soon either. i think those skiers are soaking it all in. yeah. it's looking good right now. there's a look at what's happening here in the bay area overnight clear skies, and it's going to be quite chilly too cold in our interior valleys of the low temperatures there dropping as low as 33 degrees in places like santa rosa and lakeport at 37 at livermore and concrete so pretty chilly overnight. we also have a beach hazard statement in effect until 10 am we have elevated wave heights and rough surf so bear that in mind if you're going to be down near the coastline then tomorrow sunny and pleasantly cool with high temperatures ranging from mid 60s at the coast to about 60 around the bayshore line to low 60s inland. here's the accuweather seven. forecast look at that warm up during the we

crash on highway four and pittsburgh. three of the victims were children investigation still ongoing as to why one of the drivers was going the wrong way, authorities say the driver of the hyundai alondra, who was going the wrong way. was 27 year old tierra tucker of alejo. she was killed along with three girls in her car. five year old mariah mahala vic, four year old kehlani, johnson, ochoa and nine year old kolia johnson ochoa, all the children were from alejo , the driver of the ford flex, who died was identified as 44 year old sandra good vacaville. the crash happened shortly after midnight early thursday morning , just west of the loveridge road off ramp in pittsburgh. the mantra spotted near railroad avenue going the wrong way, heading eastbound in the westbound lanes of the highway. it smashed head on into the suv . chp is asking anyone with information about this crash to give them a call. police officers say someone smashed the glass of a drug store in antioch to steal coming up new at 11, where they found their

five people, including children dead in pittsburgh. kumasi: the ultimatum elon musk has presented to twitter employees. reggie: the governor heading to one country to talk to first responders. kumasi: tourism turnaround, we are taking a live look this morning at san francisco international airport where there is one group in particular returning and helping the economy. reggie: come here, spend your money. good morning. kumasi: we will start with our forecast with lisa. lisa: there's a windshield index in the east bay, probably others through the morning hours where temperatures have dropped into the 30's. many of these high clouds will be with us throughout the afternoon. we get into a partly cloudy slightly cooler day today but we are not tracking any rain yet. freezing in nevada. 34 in santa rosa. 34 in san ramon. livermore at 36 degrees. 41 on the peninsula. half moon bay at 37 degrees. we will continue to see these numbers drop. already nine degrees colder compared to yesterday at half moon bay. livermore and nevada and mountain v

still, that's near pittsburgh. we do have westbound lanes being affected and reports of multiple fatalities out there. aside from that, we're doing all right. as you make your commute in below 10 minutes to get you across the bay bridge. as for the san mateo bridge, we're also looking at clear conditions and you're rolling at the limit there. richmond center fell below 10 minutes. get you across it and no backups whatsoever. and the golden gate bridge, as you saw just a minute ago, is free of any fog and certainly nothing slowing you down for 31 now, san francisco mayor london breed announced the launch of a new guaranteed income pilot program for the city's transit community. kron four's ella sogomonian talk to local trans leaders about what this means. >> the guaranteed income for trans people also known as gift is a new program that will benefit 55 transgender people living in san francisco for more than a year. mayor london breed has dedicated money from the general fund for the pilot program spearheaded by lin

he's holding me at pittsburgh. hello mckayla. donald trump is out there for the republicans. what's his message to voters? well right behind me, i don't know right now so that i can barely hear what you're referring to. what don't. why, why a democracy. whether it's donald, i'm talking about democracy or the people here they are a, this is another example. a problem is that he just talking past each other a think the most tangible sign of that we so much tighter. security also has done this a leading up to these elections, but when you're talking about c, yes, after that, a concern of everybody is the economy. and there is a deep, deep in how electrons are conducted. so that's the 2 sides talking past each other with many you telling me i believe that will help a lot. give us a better picture here. we've had lots of warnings from the democrats, that this is a dangerous moment for american democracy. just how much is at stake in these elections? a democrat, democrat concerns quality amongst democrat versus a different a traditional republican. so we're talking about parallel r

people in pittsburgh know her. she got involved in politics and took on the local democratic party establishment and republicans. she flipped therump -- a seat trump won. that was the reason we backed her over a year ago. amy: in state legislature. let me go to another comment of vermont senator bernie sanders who was stumping for her a little while ago as well. >> the other thing that would be funny if it were not so patheti is that these ads, paid for by aipac, are attacking summer because she is not a loyal enough democrat. what you should know is this organization is funding over 100 republican candidates -- [boos] >> so here you have a super pacs think she is not a loyal democrat while they are endorsing over 100 republicans, including many who even refused to acknowledge that joe biden won the election. amy: that is bernie sanders. i want to expand this to other justice democrats like greg in austin as well as maxwell frost. could he talk about that? >> i think these are candidates who represent the future of

sorry if this map is not easy to read but pittsburgh's here the army of tennessee will be pushed back to chattanooga and chattanooga in 1963 general pratt has moved into mississippi had a johnston friday coordinate, defending that area and advised him not to retreat into pittsburgh, but he does want to do that you don't have many options. they talk about a sensitivity to rank and that will be a constant thing with him he is not happy that he is in the overall ranking structure of the confederate generals and he doesn't get along with his boss and a lot better find a way to work with them and johnston just can't bring himself to do that and davis doesn't only trust him and he asked his men to mitigate independent of the department commander is so that is a recipe for trouble people are coordinating and communicating there's a lot of mistrust. i will say good having been more aggressive in helping to defend pittsburgh and he probably could've done more to prevent the union and small force so there's lots of examples in history for small forces into a a lot of damage to larger force but

still, that's near pittsburgh. we do have westbound lanes being affected and reports of multiple fatalities out there. aside from that, we're doing

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president obama just finished here close to the university of pittsburgh where he's trying to turn i out voters, college students, folks in the area to vote for john fetterman for u.s. senate. also campaigning for the house candidates and the governorship that's also up for grabs here in pennsylvania. obama speaking earlier today started off with john fetterman who took the stage ahead of the former president. he joked that after having a stroke, obama's a tough act to open for. former president trump campaigning in the region for republicans tonight, fetterman spent much of his speech tying dr. oz to trump. so did obama. >> most republican -- aren't even pretend thing that they're -- [inaudible] they just make stuff the up. i mean, donald trump still refuses to acknowledge joe biden won the 2020 election. [audio difficulty] they're on his campaign. >> reporter: obama also went on the offensive on inflation, that's a subject democrats have largely avoided. he says voters should trust democrats to help con front it. fetterman once held a substantial lead, now this is an even race with

senate race there in pittsburgh. john fetterman also enjoying a recent boost and endorsement from oprah winfrey. let's listen in to the former president barack obama. >> steelers country! [ cheers and applause ] even if, like the bears, we're both doing a little rebuilding right now. it's okay. you know, these things kind of go in waves. pittsburgh, i am here to ask you to vote! for your next members of congress, chris delucio and summer lee. vote for them. for your next governor, josh shapiro! and for your next great senator, john fetterman! [ cheers ] in case you don't know, you can vote at your polling place on november 8th from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. and if you need more information, just go to io iowav iowavote.com, find out where to go, make a plan. >> love you! >> i love you back. but you got to vote. if off ballot in your hand, get it to a dropbox or your county clerk's office as soon as possible before 8:00 p.m. on election day. and then you need to get your friend and family to vote, because we all have, yo

so as we wait to hear from doug fetterman, i think he's going to be in pittsburgh or is in pittsburgh right now and he seems to mostly survived the debate performance. although he trails in a couple of polls maybe owing to that debate, what do you think? >> he did have a much stronger lead a few months ago prior to that debate and now, again, in usa today's polling it's within two points, the race there. so we really have no idea what will happen in that really tight race, just as it's very close in some of the other key states like georgia. that could also flip the balance, like nevada, that could flip the balance and arizona, also. neil: thank you for that. f francesca chambers. let's go to christopher, a little bit of a college pollster. very good to have you. maybe you can give a sense of what you're seeing particularly in pennsylvania and now the added development where oprah winfrey comes out and essentially says to the star that she made a star, mehmet oz, i'm not for you, i'm for the guy you're running against. does that carry any weight in pennsylvania? >> neil, that's a grea

host: it is jeanette in pittsburgh. jeanette: thank you. are you my first time caller. -- i am a first time caller. my question is, what is the percentage for the state of pennsylvania? they talk about the economy. what is the percentage from donald trump's administration and biden's administration and how the economy is good or bad. host: that is jeanette. just great -- guest great question. it depends on the election cycle, but the black vote is between the highest single digits to 10%, 11%, 12% depending on the race at the cycle. -- in this article. that is a crucial electorate, by far the most democratic already pennsylvania and nationally. black voters are throughout pennsylvania with heavy concentrations in pennsylvania and pittsburgh, certainly in philadelphia. the share of the vote is important. the turnout among black voters in pennsylvania is a driver for democratic candidate statewide. that's why you see a lot of attention there. former president obama in town in philadelphia. president biden. other surrogates focusing on philade

and pittsburgh, who is going to fight to make our democracy actually work for you? republican politicians have promised, if they get control of congress, they're going to spend the next two years investigating their political opponents. they said, it some of them have said that they are going to impeach president biden. they are not sure what for. but apparently that is beside the point. how is that going to help you pay your bills? or, do you think you maybe stand a better chance of getting help, and things improving if you have president biden and the democratic leaders who have worked together and sometimes have gotten republicans to pass an infrastructure bill that creates new jobs. you are making health care and prescription drugs cheaper. who have made unions stronger, who have made the single largest investment ever in the fight against climate change. that is the choice in this election. pennsylvania, you have a choice between politicians who have seen -- say anything into anything to get power. and people who see you and know you, and care about you, and sh

in pittsburgh as crews dumped water to put the fire out. now, this year's fire danger season lasted 187 days. it's just a few days shorter. then last year's fire danger season, however, grass and exterior fires those increased by more than 10% compared to 2021. officials say human activity caused all the fires in the county this year, about 600 of them were in or near homeless encampments. the good news is, however, no residents were displaced by wildfire incidents this year. a contra costa county made the decision to end the height of fire season because of the rain. officials say that they fared well thanks to a preparation planning and also people being proactive. but darya james, you guys know we live in california. there is a drought. so officials are saying for people to prepare now for next season, but also practice fire activity. fire safety, whatever you can. >> and also keep your guard up because you never know when the next fire might be. i'll send it back to thanks a lot to me. a >> well at the estate 16 now let's talk more abou

aurelia costigan, born and raised in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. formerly a school bus driver and health care worker. she is now retired. she has two daughters, three grandchildren, and two great grandchildren. she will share her experience today with a scammer who impersonated her bank, and the steps that she took to respond to the scam. aurelia, we are grateful that you are with us. i will turn to the ranking member scott to introduce our fourth and final witness. >> thank you. it is my pleasure to introduce a fellow south carolinian, mrs polly fehler. it is my pleasure to talk about mrs fehler she's resided in seneca, south caroline for the last 32 years. she is a retired nurse holding a masters in nursing. she is a veteran of the air force. thank you for your service, ma'am. she is also a member of st. mark's united methodist church. serving her community as a vessel of god's love. her most important job, however, is being a loving grandmother to five grandkids ranging from the ages of 5 to 26 years old. i hear that being a grandmother is bette

napa conquered pittsburgh, brentwood just to name a few spots all dropping down into the 30's. so it is a cold start to this morning later today after such a cold start, we will be back to some mild weather but make sure to bundle up for the time being. i will be talking about wh-t we're looking like into thanksgiving itself. still to cap all right, john, thank you for that. let's get a look at your traffic this morning. remember, still pretty early. so things are still fairly light out there. >> heading into the city this morning, it's going to take about 7 minutes as you're traveling from the maze to that fremont street exit. well, let's say you have to head across towards the peninsula right now. so maybe take the san mateo bridge 80 to 101 about 13 minutes as you are heading across towards the peninsula. don't see any major issues or delays along 101 along the peninsula side. so that's why we're moving pretty quickly. there. a richmond center fell it's going to be about 8 minutes tolls to 101. there as you're heading out of richmond across the word, sandra fell and look at

five people were killed, including three kids, on highway 4 in pittsburgh just after midnight. lena howland is live with what we are learning. lena: right before our show this morning, only about an hour ago, a spokesperson told us that an adult with three kids in the car was heading the wrong way on highway four when they hit an suv with a single driver. all five people dead on scene. here is a look at what things look like earlier today, the crash has since been cleaned up. this is what it looked like a couple hours ago. both cars involved appear to be completely mangled. the wrong way driver was in a white he hyundai, this was originally called and just after midnight as a report of a wrong way driver heading eastbound in the westbound lanes of state route 4, just east of loveridge road. >> arguments arrived on scene and determined a head on collision. right now, we have five victims. >> their condition? >> they suffered fatal injuries. lena: the names of the victims have not been released yet. circumstances leading up to this horrific crash are still under investigation. al

of the north bay, like saint helene and fairfield, san francisco at 46 right now, oakland hayward in pittsburgh at 47. and brooke, what are for spot at 50 degrees has been a colder morning than

jessica, you first, you're in pittsburgh. this is a critical stretch for both of pennsylvania's senate candidates. >> reporter: it certainly is, fredricka. we're now just three days away from election day and they're starting to take the stage behind me. that's where former president barack obama was about an hour ago, maybe a little less, rallying this crowd for john fetterman. look, this is a democratic stronghold. fetterman needs a big turnout in pittsburgh and the surrounding area if he's going to win statewide on tuesday. and that is why we are seeing the former president here. and fetterman speaking before obama kind of sharpening his attack on oz. listen to this. >> today dr. oz is going to be standing with donald trump on the stage. >> boo! >> and i'm going to be proud to be standing with the president that is 100% sedition free! >> reporter: very sharp words from john fetterman here on the trail in pittsburgh. now, from the former president we heard a lot of what he's been talking about as we've seen him campaign thr

but i'm here to tell you, pittsburgh, that tuning out is not an option. sulking and moping, that's not an option. the only way to make everything fair is if we, all of us, fight for it. the only way to save democracy is if we, together, fight for it. and it starts with electing people who know you, who see you, who care about you, who've stood in your shoes. you did that two years ago when you sent joe biden to the white house. he's fighting for you every day, he's got your back, doing everything he can to put more money in your pockets, to make our streets safer, to bring good-paying jobs here to pennsylvania. now you need to do it again. because while there may be a lot of issues at stake in this election, there is one basic question that you should be asking yourself right now, and that is who will fight for you? that's the choice in this election. who will fight for you? who will fight for working people who are struggling to pay their bills. listen, inflation is a real problem right now. it's not just here in america. it's worldwide. and it has to do

mehmet oz, doing that near pittsburgh. this as new polling shows democrats could potentially be in some trouble when it comes to suburban voters. bryan llenas is live in philadelphia with the latest on the race there. hey, bryan. >> reporter: hey, erin. as we await those two presidents that will be speaking at any moment in support of democrat lieutenant governor john fetterman, let's talk about the suburban voters. a new "wall street journal" poll shows that white suburban women. >> -- have shifted their support to republican amid rising inflation and crime. if john fetterman has a shot of winning in pennsylvania, he's going to have to hold his own with those suburban voters in and around the philadelphia area. it's why fetterman has been protecting abortion rights a central part of his campaign and a part of his closing message to voters today at a rally earlier in pittsburgh. >> abortion rights are on the ballot right now. oz believes that that decision should be with local political leaders -- [background sounds] stayi

no, was at the rally near pittsburgh and sent us this update. we president headed to pen all day long, and this head of the time alexis georgia in congress will be in the household representatives. joe biden. democrats have that right now, but speak a red wave. red su nami carlo. john did hear rally in pennsylvania. trump's message is that he mail, wow, be bad about declaring reps he will indeed potentially run again in 2024 as president obama is trying to use things. but the polls point to the different directions, the democrats are very much on the defensive, to buy them is pulling out a demo play. iran's foreign minister has admitted that the country sold drums to russia, but terrified that this happened before the war in ukraine. moscow says it's been using only russian made drones in the conflict with accusations right? that around is supplying russia with drones in its war with ukraine. iran's foreign minister offered his most detailed remarks to date at a defense meeting, inter run or your wheelchair. by thea, regarding the outcry started

he'll be holding at in pittsburgh. hi mckayla. so what is that main message to voters been eagerly await the sort drive away from where marco bob spoke earlier in the day. message in place in what is the president going to do about it? that was nothing like this economic down a will so outside illustrate when democrats and republicans talk about something like right, which is very much talk with american republicans, need more good rights used on democrats need. safety from from morgan bought so tied to restrictions on both ownership and this is how both sides pretty much will be hosted on many, many issues here behind me on this. yes. another more plain view, legally a waiting with every player a been waiting for a very long time for message that they pretty much a yes, another already heard one this week. i don't know. i might really run again in 2024 . that's what most people hear and mikaela u. s. president joe biden has said that he is optimistic about the upcoming mid terms. what else is he had to say? well, he actually has

eva pilgrim live from pittsburgh tonight. and eva, another key race in pennsylvania, the race for governor. the democrat in that race, josh shapiro, going into election day with a very strong lead in the polls. and? a question we're going to be discussing on election night coverage here, you know, will that help his fellow democrat, john fetterman, get over the finish line or will some there in pennsylvania decide to split their vote, maybe go for a democrat for governor, but then a republican for senate, we just have to wait and see. >> reporter: that's right, david. we're at the fetterman campaign event tonight here in pittsburgh and we have heard from voters across the state that they are going to split their vote. some republicans that we talked to say they're voting for shapiro, saying that the republican candidate is just too extreme. but then others tell us that they are voting straight ticket. this dynamic between these two races and how tight this senate race is really adds an element that is unknown. >> all right, e

cnn's brian todd is joining us from pittsburgh right now. brian, tell us about this last-minute scramble in pennsylvania to get these votes counted. >> reporter: wolf, it is an urgent scramble and an important one because thousands of absentee and mail-in ballots tonight are in danger of not being counted, in danger of being rejected. about 3,400 in the philadelphia area, and about 1,000 here in allegheny county in pittsburgh are in danger of being rejected. why? because of an error on this envelope. this is the voter declaration envelope. if you're an absentee and mail-in voter, you mail this in. your secret ballot is inside this. you have to sign it in here and put the correct date on which you signed it below. in philadelphia and here in the pittsburgh area, about 4,400 people did not put a date at all or put the incorrect date on there. under a new ruling by the pennsylvania supreme court just a couple days ago, those votes cannot be counted. the fetterman campaign and state democrats are suing in federal court to try to reverse that rul

people don't really quite know this, obamas had a connection with pittsburgh, he grew up in hawaii as a steelers fan, he's become friends with franco harris, hall of fame running back and one of his first actions as president was to take pittsburgh's favorite son, steelers owner, dan rooney, and make him ambassador to ireland. >> he built a lot of goodwill with pittsburgh. >> trump or obama? >> you can't win him and you can't win without him. what would trump have done if oz sat that rally out. >> the other thing that lost on tuesday were election deniers. for some races, it took a few more days. at the end of the day, several of the key election deniers, perhaps the ones leading the charge, mark finchem in arizona, and christine karamo in michigan, in washington state, a trump-backed candidate joe cant lost his race as well. that's pretty resounding loss for some of the big standard bearers of that election. >> it is a losing message for republicans. this is why gop leaders back last summer were begging trump to move on from 2020. they did not want to make this a midterm message beca

. >> in pittsburgh, they're diverting traffic off to bailey road. and one up here in the les hill, 80 eastbound at georgia street. so you might want to hop on 6.80, to navigate and get around that. the good news is no major delays across our other highways and bridges. 11 minutes into the city maze to that freeman street exit. your san mateo bridge is going to take about 12 minutes to make it from a 80 to 101. richmond center fell bridge tolls to 101 about a 7 that it right there. and if you're taking the golden gate bridge right now at 19 minutes, that's 37 to the tolls darya. james, back to you. thanks a lot. 601. on the peninsula. a man threatening a woman and 3 children in a car was fatally shot by police in redwood city. police say this was a domestic violence incident. it all started with a 9-1-1. call yesterday afternoon. the dispatcher says that they heard a child screaming in the background and then the call went silent. >> police were able to track the cell signal, though, to an area on el camino real. and when police got on scene, that's

jessica dean is in pittsburgh. we have seen big names on the campaign trail there this morning. >> reporter: that's right. we sure have. president barack obama was on the stage just behind me not too long ago with the big crowd here in downtown pittsburgh. he was here on behalf of democratic candidates. and specifically the senate nominee john fetterman, the state's hraoupblt governor. he -- lieutenant governor. he and mehmet oz locked in a tough race. both parties zeroed in on this. we are getting another rally from obama and president obama over in philadelphia later today. now, here obama really painted a stark contrast between fetterman and oz. >> listen, it's easy to joke about dr. oz and all these quack remedies he's pushed on tv. but it matters. it says something about his character. if somebody is willing to pedal snake oil to make a buck, then he's probably selling snake oil to get elected. >> and that meeting going hand in glove with fetterman's closing message, him pitching himself as one of the people.

while former president trump will rally for ours near pittsburgh. mr. obama has been front and center for democrats in recent weeks. mr. biden, not so much, giving rising inflation and his low approval numbers. mr. trump has been dropping more hint that he said to make another run for president. >> i will very, very, very, very probably do it. again >> it could all hands on how well the gop does on tuesday night. but one democratic candidate who seems to have his race tied up, attorney general josh shapiro. overnight, rallying his supporters. >> right now it's our time? >> evans very some of his support coming from the opposite party, showing his lead in the government raised far outpacing veterans in the senate. race >> why do you think there's such a difference between these two races? >> i'm focused on my race who is by far the most dangerous and extreme candidates running for office in the nation. i'm obviously humbled by the number of republicans who are joining our campaign, the independents who are joining our. campaign >> pollsters say the diffe

barack obama as they were rallying earlier in the day in pittsburgh. fetterman sharpened his attack on oz when it comes to his relationship with president trump. listen to this. >> today dr. oz is going to be standing with donald trump on the stage. [ crowd reacts ] >> i'm going to be proud to be standing with a president that is 100% sedition free. >> reporter: again, as phil was saying, alex as you were saying, this race so incredibly pivotal. it is an open seat. democrats would love to pick it up. republicans certainly want to hold onto it. it could very well determine who controls the senate. that's the reason we have three presidents in the commonwealth of pennsylvania tonight. >> it is a very fine line. it will be interesting to see how oz walks that line. thank you both. we will be back with you later on this evening. >>> let's go to internsuburban a where an elections investigation has revealed a troubling oversight. more than 20,000 people in cobb county requested absentee ballots, but those ballots weren't sent out, that is, until this mornin

they live in pittsburgh. thanks. a rescue ship with 234 migrants on board is heading to france, hoping to be given safe port there. after being refused entry by italy's new far right government. but italy has allowed migrant some 3 other charity bows to disembark. tony berkeley reports from the sicilian port of katana, a cry for help, which had gone unheard by a right wing italian government for 4 days. in sylium port of catania, hundreds of refugees and asylum seekers had been stranded. aboard vessels after being rescued in danger, sees and refused permission to enter the country because they were not deemed as being vulnerable. then a group went on hunger strike thing that they're not going to eat until they're leaving this vessel. they understood that they need to be sick to enter the european union and they said, we're going to be sick if that's needed. the german registered the humanity one and geo. brent from norway have a total of $250.00 migrants on board. they've been in port for 4 days. during the middle of

, pittsburgh joins us now live pennsylvania. gabe is democrats, top pickup opportunity for the senate yet? sure is this race is very tight here for the senate. it's between uh the republican trump endorsed a celebrity dr. macbeth laws against a democrat to is a plain spoken lieutenant governor john betterment. this has been such a close race for the last several months. it was that the democrat was ahead by a fairly comfortable margin for many months through the summer. but the republican office in the closing stages of his campaign, sorta positioned himself as sort of a centrist, appealing to independent voters. and that seemed to have really helped here, as now the latest polls are showing both candidates tied at 46 percent, but the polls here in pencil in pennsylvania are going to be closing and about 45 minutes. so we should start to get some of the results in this very highly anticipated senate race here. they could control other fate of the u. s. senate. they've been pouring a ton of money into this race just in the last month. more than a $115000000.00, an outside political adv

and we have fox team coverage with bryan llenas in philadelphia and rich edson in pittsburgh. and i can see you've got the former president behind you there speaking. >> good afternoon, anita. former president barack obama 50 yards behind me. take the stage the first of two events. here he's campaigning for john fetterman and then out east and he'll join the gubernatorial campaign. and he's talking about the erosion of civility in our politics and now he seems to be getting more political on the race issues here. let's take an issue. >> inflation is a problem, not just here in america, it's worldwide and it has to do with the legacy of the pandemic. it wrecked supply chains, disrupted the economy and the war in ukraine that sent energy prices through the roof and grocery prices going up, gas prices going up, a bite out of their paychecks and it hurts, i get that, but the question you've got to ask yourself is, who is going to give you something better. the republican like to talk about it, but what is their answer? what's their economic policy? they want to gut social security

reporting on these elections for, as john henderson is in atlanta, georgia gateway, elizondo is in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. i white house correspondent kimberly hawk it is standing by in washington dc. but 1st we go to alan fish on capitol hill. so alan, what are we watching for as a result, stop coming in and just a few hours. what are the early bad weather to watch the yearly places you go to keep an eye on for me. the 1st one is the indiana 1st congressional district. my know assigned to exciting is one of the places where they will close the polls. adderly at the last time the election was held, the democratic congressman won by 3 points at the that the dynamics of slightly moving there. and if he loses to the republican, then it could be a very long night for the democrats. we're also going to look at virginia 2 seats in the south of the state and one a closer to washington d. c. at the, the democratic congresswoman there early laria and jennifer wax them is the one near washington dc and abigail spun burger, all considered reasonably moderate by many people. and if they lose them, we k

. >> carley: their mehmet oz got a big endorsement from the pittsburgh news gazette. mr. fetterman's health is not the issue, his lack of transparence and he refusing to release medical records, it is mistrust of the american people. all candidate should release medical records, as did mr. oz. oz says fetterman doesn't belong on the senate. >> pennsylvania is pretty smashing folk, looking at the results of the debate thinking why he can't answer simple questions about his radical opinions? it is great if aoc of the senates, which is his goal, i will not let him get there. >> ashley: president biden campaigned but did not make a public appearance with fetterman, guys. >> todd: pennsylvania, that endorsement from the pittsburgh post gazette is huge, turning out the vote in western pennsylvania is key if dr. oz is going to win. let's face it, fetterman, regardless of his pog, he will win inner city philadelphia. the key is the western part of the state and endorsement from the pittsburgh post gazette is huge to accomplishing that. >> carley: we spoke to the democratic mayor

and this is between india and pittsburgh center as definite do with the weather. the bar is saying staffing there. so that's going to be all throughout the morning from 6.30, to 9 o'clock. remember no service between station and the pittsburgh center because of staffing traveling into the city right now. 24 minutes mace to that fremont street exit san mateo bridge. we had an accident there that just cleared. things are still slick. 25 minutes from a 80 to 101. and other accidents across the east bay. so if you're traveling across the bridge right now, one just as you're getting 80 as well. 5.80, you've got some flooding along the highway. if you're traveling up a law 5, 18, 80 richmond. so that's crockett down towards the maze. definitely take about 36 minutes slower morning for certainly darya and james, a lot happening outside in terms of weather as well. just seeing you talk about the east bay roads all clogged up. yeah. >> just to give just sign of what you're in for when you head outside. but there's nothing like being in it. that's why we have will tran actu

john fetterman speaking to supporters in pittsburgh shortly after the race was called in his favor. ♪ sen. fetterman: yeah. [cheers] fetterman! sen. fetterman: i, uh. [applause] sen. fetterman: i am not sure what to say right now. yeah. i am so humbled. thank you so much. really, thank you. thank you. it is like 1:30 in the morning and you are still here hanging in. [applause] we launched this campaign almost two years ago. and we had our slogan. it is on every one of those signs right now. every county, every vote. every county, every vote. [applause] that is exactly what happened. we held the line. i never expected we were going to turn these red counties blue but we did what we needed to do and we had that conversation across every one of those counties. tonight that is why i will be the next u.s. senator from pennsylvania. [applause] [cheers] thanks to all of you. thank you so much. >> thank you! sen. fetterman: i want to thank all these supporters. all across pennsylvania. all in this room. all across the nation. everyone that chipped in 10 bucks to help us get here. >> we believ

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and they sent the t rex to pittsburgh . >> that's fascinating. one of the things i want to talk about for a few minutes is this lingering issue with the culture. so you got the natural history museum on one side of central park. the net, art and natural history are separate although you have benefactors seeing the benefits of now olbut no one's collecting dinosaur bones for their personal collections as they might be with art. although that kind of changes in the late 80s, 1987. when the first private auction at sotheby's for a t rex for an entire t rex and then it happens again in 2020 . and in millions of dollars. so what was that like? >> is impossible for a museum to spend $5 million, right? >> it becomes a much different story. the t rexbecause it become so popular is transcended , is now part of culture so their wars these options they have these listings they said that he rex stand up very nicely against a picasso or something else. in the same exelon now. and they thought it was going to go for 10 million or something and it went for31.4

we are in pennsylvania right outside of pittsburgh. john fetterman's democratic nominee in this race is a longtime mayor of this town. he is campaigning on both ends of the states appeared in, philadelphia, the area surrounding. yesterday he joined former president barack obama at a rally in pittsburgh. then head over too philadelphia were obama and fetterman met the current president joe biden for a rally but some democrats have criticized the party candidates for failing to talk more about crime, inflation, and the economy and be more aggressive in doing so. here in pennsylvania, fetterman is focused on abortion rights. heat up his opponent dr. oz longtime new jersey residency and trying to convince the voters sees fit to serve in the senate after his stroke in may. though it appears in the close of this campaign now, democrats are trying to stress economic issues. click once their economic policy? they want to gut social security. they want to gut medicare pray they want to give a rich folks and big corporations more tax cuts. >> jo

obama will also join fetterman at a rally in pittsburgh. last hour on the view, fetterman had this to say about his health, transparency and refusal to release more medical records. >> not the equivalent kind of medical information as dr. oz did. he even running campaign and i think we have been very transparent. our doctors believe. from june and in october, they agree that i'm fit to serve. to me, not the point specifically about my health. i feel we are running a very transparent race about our health issues. >> i think you look and sound great. >> emily: and that's all that matters, jimmy. the seal of approval. >> jimmy: good to see everybody. i've been following this race closely. i have a lot of family in pennsylvania. big drinkers. you would be too if you are a pirates fan. fetterman's health was never going to be the issue. its his position on the issue. nobody at home has any issue with the fact that people go through debilitating conditions and in some instances are unable to complete a sentence. it's the fact that he doesn't want

i, figure pittsburgh is so great -- great river stadium. it is south of three river salem, which is no longer there, travis. you are way behind you are pittsburgh -- >> your dating yourself! embarrassing. >> he will list in the 20th pennsylvania as a second attack. and the, said he was 28 years old. and the second, excuse me, the 28 is commanded by colonel john geary. gary is a big six foot six tall guy and his pitcher is on a civil war trail wayside here, in leesburg, i at the courthouse. he is going to command the 28th early in the war. the 28th was raised from both sides of the state of pennsylvania, east and the west. he has soldiers from both the philadelphia area and the pittsburgh, area obviously. he's gonna muster into philadelphia. and it is a huge regiment. for some reason it ended up with 13 to 15 companies, instead of the usual ten. there is a little bit of a local tie, and because the regiment is recorded to a point of rocks after the first battle of manassas. and as anne-marie, said they're gonna get into these pokey probably