kil kilowea. >> this is significant.oahu. we gave it an offering. you come out of respect. >> reporter: many hawaiians see the path of destruction as simultaneous creation surfacing from this, the world's largest active volcano. alex, there is no imminent danger but they also warn you cannot forecast lava flow. >> david culver, thank you for that. i'm alex marquardt. erin burnett "out front" up next. "out front" next, a record. early voters about to shatter the one-day record in the state of georgia. the enthusiasm on the ground palpable. the latest cnn poll shows democrat raphael warnock with a

slight lead just four days before election day. house democrats in possession of trump's taxes. what are they doing with them? i'll talk to a member of house ways and means committee with trump's tax returns. chinese police tracking down people with their cell phones. this is president xi jinping breaks his silence live in beijing. let's go "out front." good evening. i'm erin burnett. "out front" tonight, an all-time record. early voting in georgia's pivotal election just ending. it will set a one-day record. more than 300,000 people voted to today. to say there's a huge amount of interest in this race would be an understatement. just think about this. altogether about 1.5 million people in georgia have voted early. that's about four times the number of people who voted early

in the last mid-term runoff. these numbers are incredible. when i talk about palpable, you can feel it, just look at what you're seeing here. the record you can see in the li lines. lines at polling centers. in some polling places people waited at least three hours to cast their vote. here are pictures from this afternoon where you see the lines of people. today we heard from some of them. >> i look at politics as a job position. so i look at what each candidate has to offer for the job and i just feel that warnock is more polished. >> i'm a republican. >> do you plan to vote for herschel walker? >> yes. >> reporter: there is a lot at stake in this election. democrats sent in their biggest and best campaigner, former president obama. let me show you this from a cnn poll. warnock leads walker 52 to 48%. only 41% that walker has been

accused of infidelity, violence from former girlfriends. 41% say he's honest and trustworthy. that number is 52% for warnock. if warnock wins next week, here's the thing. it is huge for democrats. it is huge for the balance of power because it would give democrats a real majority in the senate. no more joe manchin and kirsten sinema controlling the runoff in the senate. diane gallagher is "out front" live and i know you have spent the day talking to so many voters. how energized are they about the runoff? >> reporter: erin, the voters here in georgia are dedicated, they're determined and, look, they're overcoming hurdles like the long wait times, like the compressed early voting schedule to make sure that their voices are heard.

they told me technically the balance of the senate doesn't hang on georgia anymore, but they understand from people who support both candidates how much this impacts not just the nation but the people in georgia for the next six years. >> i've never seen it like this. >> reporter: long lines once again wrapping around polling places. >> i started around the corner. >> reporter: as voters go above waiting hours. >> about two hours. >> pretty much the same thing. the line's wrapped around the building. >> reporter: and beyond. >> my absentee ballot didn't arrive in massachusetts so i had to fly here this morning be to vote and my flight is at 4:00 so i'm heading back to the airport. do what you've got to do, baby. >> reporter: just to cast their ballots in georgia's senate runoff. >> how long it takes because i know how important it is for my vote to be counted. >> reporter: making a choice for

the second time between warnock and walker. >> if they don't steal the race from her shell walker, he will win. >> i'm voting for warnock. >> let's hear it from the voters of georgia who are turning out. >> reporter: convincing voters to get to the polls today or make a plan to do it on tuesday while they deliver their closing messages. >> i love this country. i love you guys. >> reporter: a new cnn poll shows a tight race with warnock holding a narrow 52% to 48% lead. warnock confronts national headwinds, walker has a drag on his can can i da si. warnock is well qualified and 27% say that for walker. >> no candidate's perfect so i think it's really important at this point in time. >> reporter: for thursday 1.5 million georgians had cast

ballots breaking records for a single day but overall georgia is not on pace to reach the 2021 early voting runoff total. >> it's not enough. much. >> reporter: still voters say they are encouraged by the number of people showing up to be heard, even if it means for some spending hundreds of dollars on a three-hour flight to do it. >> i was an election monitor in south africa in 1994 when mandela got elected. i watched those south africans stand in line for three days. i came home saying i will never not vote again in life. >> reporter: now there are still a few people in line at the polling place waiting to vote because it is the law if you are in line and you stay in line, you get to vote. early voting is done. both campaigns turning their

attention to those voters who didn't show up who they need to show up on election day, erin. >> diane, thank you very much. it's amazing. more than two hours after polls close they're still waiting in line to have their votes heard. it is really incredible. thanks so much to diane who's on the ground there. now let's go to two people who know georgia politics in and out there. le maya king joins me in georgia for "the new york times." maya, i want to start with the record early voting numbers. i was truly struck by that line. this is 2:07. they're waiting because these lines have been long obviously. we wish there weren't long lines but it shows how much people care. what are they telling you why they are so energized, why they are willing to wait hours to

vote early? >> well, voters in georgia understand the stakes. this is not their first time voting in a runoff election. for democrats, this is of course a vote for raphael warnock but it's just as much a vote against herschel walker. there's a lot of energy on the grouped in the deep blue metro counties. it carries a lot of baggage and to support now a full six-year term for senator raphael warnock. i think that just can't be discounted that voters in georgia really see this yet again as an all important crucial election. as you mentioned earlier, of course, the decision of who will control the senate has already been decided but in the minds of voters having a 51st seat for democrats is extremely important. for republicans being a fire wall against democrats' control of the senate is just as

important. and that's why you see lines that last two and three hours, because you have both parties now completely dug in to elect their candidate of choice. >> it is important. as you say, not control the senate but everyone's seen the last few years. they have yielded such power. warnock has a 25 percentage point edge over walker on the question of qualifications, over whether he's well qualified to be a senator. 17 percentage edge on the question of who has good judgment. yet, when it comes to the question of who is out there, walker is neck and neck with warnock. from what you're seeing and hearing on the ground and on your show, is this race still that close? >> yeah, i think it probably is. the cnn poll, i think you pointed out one of the most interesting aspects of that

pop poll. 52% said that raphael warnock is well qualified to serve in the senate. only 27% said herschel walker yet it is the celebrity, the fame of herschel walker and the fact that there's still a strong republican building base here that is keeping him in the picture. i would make one other point. it's inspiring to see the early voters turn out in the state of georgia at a time when there's so much talk about threats to democracy, whether we can trustee lekss. almost 2 million people now are voting early in georgia because they believe democracy really does work and their vote counts. >> it is amazing. gabe sterling saying the numbers he thinks are going to settle at more than 300,000 people today voting early. stunning. maya, i talked to the republican governor of your state, jeff dunkin' last night, he waited an

hour in line. the he went and did that. he is the republican lieutenant governor of your state, and he could not vote for herschel walker and here's why. >> herschel walker's going to go down as the worst republican candidate in the history of politics. no way to run away from that. >> how do you really feel, jeff duncan. are you hearing this from other republicans? >> well, you know, it's a tricky question, erin, because what you're seeing, at least from the lieutenant governor, is a reflection of what a lot of republicans are feeling. if herschel walker does lose this race, they'll have to do yet again more soul searching on the question of candidate quality. outside of what i've heard from voters, conservative voters

about walker, you saw a lot of this bore out in the general election. more than 200,000 voters cast ballots for governor brian kemp who wanted to re-elect a republican to statewide leadership but they did not cast ballots for herschel walker. there's a real gap among conservative voters in georgia who do want to see conservative leadership but have real qualms about whether or not that makes sense when walker is the standard bearer for that office. >> phil, what are you hearing? do you cononcur? >> he's a flawed candidate. at one point he said he's not that smart which is not something you typically hear. one thing to keep in mind as you're watching all of the early

voting unfold, even right now, and that is it's important for democrats to run up the score on early voting because republicans will show up on election day. and on election day herschel walker got 225,000 more votes than raphael warnock had gotten on election day itself. so democrats need these early voters to come to the polls to create a cushion for what they think will be an outpouring on election day itself. >> thank you both very much. such a crucial election. i want everyone to know on tuesday we have special coverage. i'll be here along with wolf blitzer starting at 4:00 p.m. eastern. "out front" next, the house ways and means community has the tax returns. plus chinese leader xi

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democrats in the house ways and means committee. you can get the tax returns that no one's ever seen. they cover six years of former president trump's taxes. information about his personal finances, corporate entities. this is crucial stuff. "out front" is lloyd doggett. congressman, i spoke with you the night the supreme court gave you the green light to get trump's taxes. here we are ten days later. the committee has got them in hand. what is the committee doing with them right now. >> erin, finally after making the motion in february 2017, almost five years ago, the ways and means chairman has access to those returns. the we had a meeting yesterday. he explained the process. he indicated that he did have access to them, that he had

pointed the -- some steps, individuals, his agents not to go through and i believe that is something that needs to approach expeditiously. there are only a few days left where democrats will be in restructuring and then safe for 2 1/2 years with a trump-appointed judge. you need to meet in executive session and prepare what these individuals are determining and make a determination about how much, if at all, is made public. >> i want to ask you about this. january 3rd is when the gavel switches over. >> exactly. >> you were willing to have this on the top, whatever it took.

is that happening? >> i'm hopeful that we can. the members about how this exploration was current. i think talking to a chairman where. on january 3rd he will no longer be chair of the committee and that work has to be done by that to the public and be our committee. so i feel we'll have whether in person or by zoom a meeting of our committee. there we'll determine what to do. it is best we'll look and get the results but the more i learn about this case the more i'm convinced at this late moment we

really do need to make all of our substantial portions available to the public. >> that gets me to what i wanted to ask you. so how does that happen? you can do what you have to do. to do it have me not disappear, right? if republicans stay in committee. put it in the public eye. is that going to happen? >> you were exactly right. all of the republicans who were talking about being on the ways and means committee chairmanship have already worked, struck our access with it and it's beginning on january 3rd. the way it could have occurred is in a private executive position and we decide to property it to the house and we turn it to that court. >> you could do that by january 3rd? >> yes, we could. >> thank you very much.

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tonight surveillance state. china's police state using cell phone signals reported in the vicinity of protest strikes to track, protest, detain anyone who was there. the it comes as new images are emerging of unrust. intending to cut metal chains trying to break true. you see that as they try to break free. a man is refusing to go to a

quarantine facility. the fellas in haase matt suits are dragging them out. and in yet another province. >> reporter: why is it every time you speak a sentence of proof, that my bernts, yeah? why not let them speak the truth? >> chinese president xi jinping unleashed the report. tonight the government says it's taking some small steps towards easing some restrictions but is this just lip service? is this going to cause problems.

vivian wang is sort of just sticking out here. one demonstrator said they got a phone call because an officer tracked them down. what more are you learning? >> we're seeing a mix of sort of high tech. also old-fashioned tactics. we've heard police stopping people on the sidewalk. pt have you seen any? it's a mixture and we can

fashion break it. two authorities in hazmat suits. you have been covering this story extensively from beijing, right? you've been living there with the lockdown itself and now they say they're easing restrictions. are these notable restrictions. is this going to be enough to satisfy the protesters? >> it's hard to say to all of your questions. in beijing you no longer need a covid test to get on public transit. there are a lot of power restrictions in place and there were were no people to worry about. it's a very disparate group with

a lot of demand. >> for the people with broader demands about democracy, freedom of speech, probably not. >> thank you very much. appreciate your sharing your reporting from us. now in beijing. she's host of "the principles" about china's lead jr. xi jinping. you've done such extensive reporting. how do you think he's been since china. >> the protests we saw over the weekend were absolutely extraordinary. people can pay very, very high

price for protesting in xi jing peng's question. you're from cg ping's perspective. it was a hand fall of things. >> you know, the images that keep coming out though, they really are -- it is amazing to think, gosh, we're living off the same planet. sue lynn, you are feeling this. the this is a common site. first stage here of 2020 in

wuhan. >> this exercise. the why do you think she's doing it. >> those videos honest. it kind of harkens back to the early phase of the pandemic, i think what's really important to remember in xi jinping's familiar. if you are a communist party off official, it's most important you show and up until now that has been all about the zero covid policy. you have been told make sure that we keep him in your flower

r -- queens. in wales and the chinese communist party. >> this is sort of like the videos for the audience of one. it is stunning to see what we have here and watching unfold. >> sue lynn, so glad to have you a chance to speak with us. russians are now speaking out to cnn and you're going to hear what they are having to say months in about what's hanging in. after a squluj ordered them yesterday they were there today. ty cobb is back.

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>> reporter: as moscow lights up for the holiday season, the festive mood is damp jeeped by a dose of melancholy. >> translator: i think the operation is not going too well to put it too mildly because there are many losses on their side. >> i don't know what the goal of the operation is, and they're retreating from the areas that have been here. >> reporter: do this keep with, no bullet. >> reporter: even after the kremlin ordered a partial mobilization drafting around 300,000 russians from september to rutland for moscow's russians

say they trust their leapership i can't get them in. pt as far as the mill tafr ri goes. we also poured our president of the russian federation and vladimir putin is asking for more support and are pash earns. >> translator: we as all of you here must achieve our gels and intranslates me and they're becoming scarce. >> translator: of course many things we've done, we have to

adjust somehow. >> he fears the economic whoas could lead to wider discontent. she lives of known effect. if the war lasts endlessly, does not lead to the disappointing outcome. >> for now the lights remain bright in moscow and dark clouds e enit's the uncertainty as far as the and that's where you are requesting to have a job. >> they think the sanctions are going to be in place for a very long piped of time.

he also thes those come bass credit university. really just incredible. so compelling to watch people speak, what they're willing to say, what seems coded. now the story about those nuclear capable missiles. ukraine is attacking the country with nuclear tape panel and they've been collected by the u kranian even though they're not sort of dummies. it comes as they speak on beside. more that a dozen parcels containing things like pig and cow eyes sent to ukrainian con sue lats and other embassies.

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this explosion was more weird and i was able to say sick because we started receiving letters with animal eyes cut off. >> in some cases, yes. in one case it's probably the eye of a cough and i wand to ask you. who does ukraine being behind this. of course, i feel tempted to name russia straightaway because first of all you the' have to answer the question who benefits from that. it's definitely this campaign is in fear and good luck. it's either russia themselves. >> the russia's part and there's

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rejected their testimony. they brought them back the next day and there they were for 6 hours in one case, 4 hours in the other. back out front now, ty cobb. ty, they appear before the grand jury just one day after they were ordered to give additional testimony. it's friday. they brought them back in. what does this tell you? >> well, i think it is moving very deliberately. i think the almost contemporaneous order, testimony suggests that everybody expected this order. i'm sure they were fully prepared. keep in mind that these two gentlemen, yeah, are both serious lawyers. obviously from the evidence that we have so far, it's clear that they well advised trump to avoid

the january 6th trevails and the eastman legal arguments and all of the clinging to power stuff. i think it's important to get their evidence in and it's not that they were resisting testifying, it's that trump had asserted executive privilege over certain things claiming they shouldn't be allowed to talk to it. the judge rejects trump's assessment and saying it's not otherwise >> right, right. and of course the doj moved with great alacrity. >> right, and i think that's telling. i think we'll see pence -- vice president pence testify before the grand jury as well. >> and you think this -- and that do you think will be soon? that obviously would be a significant step.

>> yes, i mean it -- again, it will require a court order rejecting trump's claims of executive privilege. but i fully suspect that the vice president -- former vice president will end up before the grand jury and provide truthful testimony with regard to the courageous things he did on january 6th. >> so i know that you believe that they've got what they need. obviously there's now a special counsel involved, but they had what they need on the mar-a-lago documents case for some time. they could indict when they're ready to indict. but they haven't yet, and i'm curious when you think they'll do that, and separately -- and the question is it is separate but will it come together? do you think we'll see an indictment in the doj criminal investigation into january 6th? >> so i think -- i think that while i do believe mar-a-lago events are tied up with a ribbon

at this stage of the game and could be indicted any time, with regard to january 6th i've always thought that that was the most serious set of circumstances. the legal theories, you know, seditious conspiracy, et cetera, et cetera, some of those are a little bit difficult to make out. in fact, in the oath keepers case the justice department's evidence was presented in a way that suggested that trump was purely collateral to the assault on the capitol, and it doesn't look like doj's trying too hard to put together a seditious conspiracy case as to the president. but certainly obstructing a proceeding, the pence proceeding and, you know, the scheme of false electors and other attempts to cling to power through the arguments put forth by giuliani and the crew that

litigated several things including in atlanta, i think -- i think that case can be -- can be built. i think that's a worthy -- that's a worthy charge because it's unprecedented in american history and should never happen again. and so i've always felt that was the more serious thing and appropriate focus for the efforts of the justice department. but trump's bumbling of the mar-a-lago events and inability to put forth any coherent legal theories that would justify a defense has only emboldened the government and made that case much more likely. >> all right, well, ty cobb, thank you very much as always. we appreciate it. >> thank you, erin. and next the lava from the world's largest active volcano now threatening in hawaii. we're going to take you there

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tonight eruption. love law from the monlowa volcano is threatening to cut off a major highway on the big island of hawaii. it began erupting earlier this week. at times spewing lava more than 100 feet in the air. david, this is just amazing. you have a front row seat to this. >> yeah, i do. and arriving at a place where you have not one but two active volcanos because this is just one of them is a bit strange to see how normal everyone is, erin, and how relaxed they are but it's really kind of the hawaiian vibe. it's the most active behind me, this is fissure 3 and this is where the threatening lava is making its way -- very slowly we should point out -- but making its way behind the camera.

it's just behind the camera where we have that major thoroughfare. right now there's no imminent concern, and i do believe they'll have enough time given how slowly it's moving so as to be able to warn folks well in advance. but if you look behind me here, it's a bit covered right now. we're starting to see this in all sorts of elements including now rain, and rather cold rain as it's coming down, and it's starting to ininteract with some of the lava already on the ground. it's pretty incredible and that's what brought folks really throughout the day and all hours. >> peering behind you, it's amazing to see that, the old lava field and the wasteland feel of it. so, okay, you see the power spewing, spewing out, right, unbelievable. and then as it lapds you say it then moves slowly. and i know it could take quite some time before it reaches the major highway where you are, but what are the other concerns? >> reporter: yeah, not just what's on the ground but also

what's up in the air and it's what looks like smog but it's called bog. that's the volcanic smog version, and it's not plumes of smoke. that's what experts try to stress. and they've been stressing that here officials in particular. these are acidic gases. so they're very toxic, very dangerous especially if they start to spread widely, so that's what they're monitoring really closely. and they're certainly advising folks who have respiratory issues to keep their distance. as of now they're confident there's no imminent danger so folks can take it in for its beauty. >> it is. and looking at the image taken yesterday on the screen, it is. it is a thing of power. you can't look at it and not feel awe. >> it's humbling. >> thanks to all of you for being with us. it's time now for ac 360. good evening. early voting ended tonight in georgia's senate runoff. according to one georgia election official it set a record for the day, which is no surp