for more download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm it's monday, november 7th, 2022. this is the "cbs morning news." final campaign push. heavy hitters including the current and former president hit the trail to deliver a final message to voters ahead of tomorrow's midterm elections. looming layoffs? facebook parent company meta could be the next social media giant to slim its work force. when and how many employees could be let go. and record-breaking jackpot. another shot tonight for you to win the largest powerball jackpot in lottery history. well, good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. just one day away from election day in what's being called one of the most significant midterms in u.s. history.

and early voting turnout has reflected the urgency among voters. already 40 million americans have cast early ballots according to the united states elections project. that's about one million more than the previous midterms in 2018. you can tell just how important these elections are by who's hitting the trail. yesterday president biden and former president trump both held events campaigning for their parties' candidates in new york and florida. skyler henry is in washington. biden and trump were not the only big names out campaigning. >> reporter: that's right. good morning. good to see you. former presidents obama and clinton were also stumping alongside democrats in states especially where the races are tight. something toespeally today is tt ican a democratic candidates across the country will be sharpening messaging on the issues where the voters say they matter most. over the weekend, four u.s.

presidents hit the campaign trail a day after president biden and former president barack obama made a joint push for pennsylvania's democrats, mr. biden went to new york. >> this election isn't a referendum. it's a choice. a choice between two fundamentally different visions of america. >> reporter: former president donald trump also went to pennsylvania saturday, then to florida on sunday. >> you need to vote every democrat out of office and vote for republicans up and down the ballot. >> reporter: while former president bill clinton was in nevada -- >> everything i worked for all m life is on the line now. >> reporter: history in the midterms typically favors the party that's not currently in control of the presidency. as candidates make their final push they trying to motivate voters to a series of key hot-button issues like crime. >> what we're here talking about and the need to fight crime shouldn't even be viewed as a democrat versus republican issue.

>> we have to continue getting the illegal guns out of the hand of people -- >> reporter: and inflation -- >> look at the economy. look at the economy. they've destroyed it. >> i'm going to keep working on this issue to bring down costs. >> reporter: threats to election officials and political violence remain a concern heading into tomorrow. a federal intelligence bulletin warned that domestic violent extremists across the ideological spectrum pose a heightened threat to the midterm and through election day. though there are no specific threats currently. we talked about the tns of millions of people who have already hit the polls. one research group says that they expect this election to be the most expensive midterm in history with nearly $17 billion, that's with a "b," spent on federal and state races. add that to the balance of power here on capitol hill being up for grabs. back to you. >> skyler henry in our nation'so

one of the k races that coullp detmine cole u.s. senate of wisconsin. incumbent ron johnson is fighting to defend off a challenger to his seat from democrat mandela barnes. we have a closer look at the race and the issues that could shape the outcome. >> reporter: in battleground wisconsin, a clash over crime. >> crews crime by supporting -- reduce crime by supporting plaufrs. >> making sure we prevent crime in the first place -- >> reporter: republicans' national focus on crime hits hard in the wisconsin senate race where democratic lieutenant governor mandela barnes is challenging senator ron johnson. homicides have been on the rise in milwaukee and state department website since the -- and the state since the covid pandemic. barnes has been criticized of police budgets. >> i want to make sure that law enforcement have what they need. >> the disdain for lawsuit for

far too many years. >> violent crime is surging in wisconsin -- >> reporter: political groups in wisconsin have spent millions on ads focused on crime, and it appears to be having an impact. the issue registers as a top concern for voters just behind the economy and inflation. >> milwaukee's having a crazy year as far as shootings and things. we need to focus on community. >> reporter: democrats are hoping to shift the focus to johnson and his comments about january 6th. >> there weren't thousands of armed insurrectionists. >> reporter: how can you say that but also claim to support the police? >> i immediately condemned, forcefully condemned, repeatedly condemned the violence. there weren't thousands of armed insurrectionists. ise that false narrative. >> reporter: the barnes campaign hopes the issue of abortion access makes the difference in this tight race. our polling shows that it's the top isue of concern for his supporters. currently wisconsin is operating under an 1849 law banning nearly all abortions in the state.

cai caitlyn huey burnes, cbs news, maracana. another battleground with key races is arizona, and in a closely contested race for governor there's an investigation into a suspects envelope sent to the republican candidate. this was the scene at the phoenix campaign headquarters of kari lake. the campaign official said a staffer opened an envelope containing a suspicious white powder. that staffer is under medical supervision. it's not clear yet what was in the envelope. the race between lake and democrat katie hobbs is very tight. lake holds a slim lead in most polls. make sure you stay with cbs news all day tomorrow. we're going to have full coverage of the 2022 midterm election the here on cbs starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern. and now to the war in ukraine. and we are learning that the biden administration has held secret talks with russia in hopes of deescalating the nuclear threat. cbs news has confirmed that national security adviser jake

sullivan held a series of private talks with kremlin officials in the past few months. u.s. officials have also been encouraging ukraine to show russia it's open to peace talks. it comes as there are concerns ukraine's capital of kyiv may have to be evacuated as major blackouts are taking place as russia hits ukraine's power grid. grab your four-leaf clover. tonight is another shot for you to win the largest jackpot in lottery history. after no one matched all the numbers in saturday's powerball drawing, tonight the jackpot has grown to at least $1.9 billion. the lump sum is a staggering $929 million before taxes. in case you're wondering, the odds of matching all the numbers is 292 million to one. coming up, deadly disaster in africa. more than a dozen people are killed after a plane crashes near tanzania. and induction ceremony. dolly parton and others join the

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weather. and "rolling stone" reports that the rock and roll hall of fame has inducted its class of 2022. dolly parton headlined the class which also included lionel richie and duran duran. parton who earlier this year asked for her nomination to be withdrawn because she didn't deserve the honor took to the stage to perform a new song she specifically wrote for the occasion. rapper eminem was another member of this diverse class of inductees. the detroit rapper put on a performance with ed sheeran and steven tyler and was inducted by fellow rapper dr. dre. a very emotional scene at a backstreet boys concert in london. singer nick carter breaking down in tears over the death of his younger brother. you can see the boy band members being embraced by his band mates at the 02 arena in london. it was carter's first show since the passing of his younger brother, aaron carter. the 34-year-old was found dead in his california home on saturday.

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some big changes are coming to two of the world's biggest social media platforms including possible layoffs. and you could be waiting a while longer for your new iphone. serena marshall has today's cbs "money watch" report. >> reporter: the markets closed friday trending in the green even as investors worry about new stock lows in the near future. the dow closing up nearly 402. the nasdaq up 132. the s&p 500 climbed 51. after becoming the worst performer in the s&p 500 in 2022, facebook and instagram's parent company meta could begin large-scale layoffs this week. the layoffs are expected to impact thousands of its nearly 90,000 employees and could take place as soon as wednesday according to the "wall street journal." and twitter's new $7.99 monthly subscription service for the blue verification checkmarks are being delayed. elon musk's platform says it

could cause confusion ahead of tomorrow's midterm elections. that's according to "the new york times". are you waiting if for your new iphone? you could be waiting a little longer. apple announced production has been reduced due to covid restrictions at its primary plant in china. in a statement the company said it's working closely with its supplier to return to normal production levels. that's your cbs "money watch" report for this monday morning. i'm serena marshall, cbs news, washington. we all know about the key political races in tomorrow's midterms, but when voters in colorado head to the polls they're going to have another issue to vote on -- whether to decriminalize so-called magic mushrooms. barry peterson is in denver with a look at the reasons why the move is being considered. >> reporter: they're known as magic mushrooms with an active ingredient that some research shows may help a lot of people. dr. albert garcia romero is assistant professor of

psychiatry and behavioral sciences at johns hopkins university where the ingredient is tested in clinics. >> i think it seems to be very promising as a potential treatment for a number of different conditions, for depression, for addictive disorders. that would include things like alcohol dependence, cocaine dependence, opioid epidemic dependence, tobacco use. >> reporter: colorado was the first state to recognize recreational marijuana. now it's voting as oregon already has to let people grow it for personal reduce or go to special clinics using it with monitors present. a move supported by denver city councilman chris hines. >> the public doesn't know much about what's happening in a commune or prayer circle or whatever. but people understand what medicine is, western medicine. >> reporter: the federal schedule-one drug is like heroin or lsd.

the fda has now designated it a breakthrough drug for research purposes. still, jeff hunt opposes legalization. he is director of the centennial institute at colorado christian university. >> these drug entrepreneurs are going, we can take it to the ballot box, and get general people who have no expertise in this to say it's okay. and then we can eventually commercialize it and make a lot of money on it. >> reporter: and if colorado decides to legalize the use, this drug going back to ancient times may help treat the mental diseases of our times. barry peterson, cbs news, denver. up next, dazzling debuts. first timers who claimed victory at new york city's marathon. cly to at new york city's marathon. .

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right now on kpix 5 news, scattered showers, they are still in the forecast as we head into the beginning portion of this week . more of that, coming up in your forecast in just a bit. candidates are making a final push with one day to go before the midterms. we bring you a look at the big names, issues, and state of the national races. two candidates are hoping to be the next alameda county district attorney . we will introduce you to both of them and their plans to address crime. midterm elections, are they stressing you out? new survey shows this tense political climate, as americans are feeling anxious this morning. experts are weighing in to help welcome on this monday morning. a lot of us had a wet weekend, so is there another out of rain coming in? >> we have more cold front settling in not only today, but this late evening set up, we will talk about that in a second. take a look outside