>> this is oprah winfrey. >> oh. >> that was oprah's first call of the day to a voter. volunteered with former congressman beto o'rourke's organization, powered by people. >>> kraft is stopping its new online promotional campaign for mac and cheese, after it was criticized for sexualizing the comfort food. earlier this month, kraft revealed a new send noods advertising campaign, it calls on fans of the classic dish to send loved ones a free box or coupon to redeem one. but critics say the message is inappropriate for children. hmm. >>> a virginia theater that used to stage live indoor performances is finding a new way to entertain audiences during the pandemic. the alden theater in mcclean is doing drive-thru drama in its parking lot. the audience stays in their cars and drives from station to station to see actors perform. the theater goers helped solve the play's central mystery from their vehicles. >> both of the pieces we've done were created out of nothing for this format. it's not like we're trying to jackhammer "fiddler on the roof" into the parking lot. >> the a

. >> this is oprah winfrey. it really is oprah winfrey. this is oprah winfrey. >> holy smoke. >> early voting begins tomorrow. >> oprah cold calling voters in texas urging them to get to the polls, early voting underway in the lone star state with former congressman beto o'rourke's powered by people organization. jillian: long lines, crazy. it is 11 minutes after they are. kamala harris takes part in democrat grilling of amy coney barrett as they push her to recuse herself from election cases. should she recuse herself as the democrats vice presidential nominee? and attorney breaks it down next. todd: plus the five alarm concerning one neighborhood, the halloween decoration that has people calling 911. "fox and friends first" on a busy wednesday morning returns. ♪ these folks, they don't have time to go to the post office they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from your computer all the amazing services of the post office

one, a town hall hosted by oprah winfrey the other with health experts. >> i can't promise to end this by flipping a switch but i promise we will start on day one doing the right thing. >> campaigning in arizona, president trump insisted the coronavirus is under control. >> we understand it now. people are getting better. >> the president dismissed polls showing him trailing in key states like michigan, wisconsin and nevada. >> we are doing much better than anticipated. we assumed a certain number. i think they are underperforming. i think on tuesday we'll overperform. >> the vice presidential candidates are also hoping to shore up the votes they need to win the 270 electoral votes to win the white house. >> just six days away across the state of wisconsin and america. >> our values tell us we have witnessed the worst, the biggest disaster of any presidential administration in this country. >> officials are now urging voters not to mail their ballots in because we are too close to election day and instead use official drop off locations or vote in person. >>> nancy chen in washington,

>> this is oprah winfrey. >> holy smokes >> reporter: voters taking the message to heart. >> it's always bigger than just me i think that it's for me, my wife, my family, my kids, my grandkids. >> reporter: 21 days and counting morgan chesky, nbc news, dallas >> reporter: i'm jacob soboroff in california where 21 million mail-in ballots are on their way to voters. and tonight there's controversy over drop-off locations set up by the republican party. the state gop in the process of installing unofficial ballot boxes in at least three counties they're labeled "official ballot drop-off box" or "ballot drop-off box." like the one in this photo posted by a republican campaign worker which was later deleted. >> we have security concerns about these fake drop boxes. >> reporter: california secretary of state alex padilla, a democrat, says they're not only unauthorized but also illegal. >> these boxes were mislabeled as official if voters are misled to surrendering their ballots to this drop box, no security guarantee, no guarantee that their ballot will actually end up at the county and be cou

one was a virtual town hall hosted by oprah winfrey. >> i am not running a false promise of being able to end the pandemic by flipping a switch. what i can promise you is this, we will start on day one doing the right things. >> reporter: campaigning in arizona, president trump insisted the coronavirus is under control. >> we understand it now. we understand it. people are getting better. >> reporter: the president dismissed polls showing him trailing biden in key states like michigan, wisconsin, nevada. >> we are doing much better than anticipated. we assumed a certain number. i think they are underperforming. i think tuesday we're going to over perform. >> reporter: vice presidential candidates are spending time in battle ground states as they hope to shore up the support needed to reach the 270 electorial votes that will win the white house. >> six days away from a great victory across the state of wisconsin and across america. >> our values tell us we have witnessed the worst, the biggest disaster of any presidential administration in the history of this country. >> reporter: democ

trafficking ring members of this couple allegedly include the obama's the clintons george soros and even oprah winfrey and tom hanks you know they also claim that they are torturing and murdering children to harvest their blood for satanic rituals and so who then according to the conspiracy will save the world from the right you know q. went on supporters firmly believe that trump donald trump is essentially a godsend who was put in the white house to take down this cup all you know he is getting assistance from an anonymous high level official known as q. and the q. and on who has been sharing inside information what the public in the form of these cryptic clues essentially to some and hope in the fight against a deep state and so we're looking at you know millions of followers who are trying to untangle those clues as we speak and just earlier today donald trump tweeted that he would declassify any and all documents related to the russian this again and the so-called hillary clinton e-mail scandal now cua not followers quickly on earth this post from hugh from. 2018 which had the word the class in s

. >> reporter: biden with oprah winfrey and a 94-year-old voter overnight, emphasizing the stakes in this election. >> the most important election of your lifetime. it's not because i'm running. it's because of the alternative. >>> well, hospitals, this midday, on high alert. has nothing to do with covid-19. that serious threat that has the fbi raising the red flag. >>> plus -- they call it the tunnel of terror. it's not your average san jose car wash. we'll tell you how one business is making sure your halloween is covid free. i'm jerome gage. i'm a full-time lyft driver. when this pandemic first started, i bought my own ppe because uber and lyft didn't provide it. these companies have been exploiting drivers like me for years. now prop 22 denies us basic rights like unemployment benefits and sick time. uber and lyft are billion-dollar companies, and they still won't let drivers get access to unemployment benefits. that's just wrong. tell uber and lyft to stop exploiting their drivers. vote no on prop 22. >>> welcome back. friends and family will gather tonight to remember those kil

>> reporter: oprah winfrey called texas voters on the phone. >> we're bringing back the movement. >> and jane fonda suited up in spandex to remind people to exercise the vote. in michigan, president trump supporters rallied with a so-called trump train of more than 100 vehicles. voters in maryland flew their flags for the president too. >> we're showing we -- >> reporter: not everyone is adapting to socially distanced campaigning. the chair in salk county, wisconsin, says boots on the ground is still the best way to reach voters. >> people are going to be more responsive if they're given a personal invitation to come to an event than a facebook posting. >> reporter: that approach may not sit well with everyone. a recent poll found 63% of voters now feel apprehensive opening their door to canvassers. laura podesta, cbs news. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," a closer look at ghislaine maxwell's testimony in the jeffrey epstein case after hundreds of pages of a deposition were made public. plus, we'll hear from black male voters about where they stand on the presidential candidates.

everybody atn some point wins, like the oprah winfrey school. >> right. >> how do we, moving forward, looking maybe at 2021, 2022 how 2022 how do we as a nation tried to recover from a really dark period of incivility we've been going through four years? >> that is once again, that's a very difficult question tot answer. we began at the beginning, it sounds very basic and probably something people say easier said, but it's the truth we begin at the beginning. so i think that with the help of the schools, with help of parents, with help of our community leaders, community have to decide yes, we will no longer tolerate this, and yes, we are going to help our community sealed and to better in this, within this. >> i think that's an educational opportunity particularly say what the schools do to help. how can come into leaders, institutions, organizations embrace accessibility and bring into the nation, reaching out parting with schools? >> right. certainly we at the mccain institute can be very helpful with that. i know that's not what we m are here but the institute can be very helpful

(oprah winfrey) i have to rest up when you come because you just never know what direction you will take us. (announcer) snl to mork & mindy. (pam dawber) sit down and make yourself comfortable. (robin williams) don't mind if i do! (announcer) on talk shows, award shows. (paula poundstone) i'm here to present you with the award for the funniest stand-up comic. no. -serious? -make a little speech. who do i thank? nobody, it's mine! (announcer) stand-up tours, uso tours, and more! (robin williams) ♪ you know my baby ♪ you gotta be a fool (cheering) ♪ to stand outside in the ... snow for three hours here in kabul ♪ (announcer) so sit back, buckle up, and get ready to take a wild ride through the dazzling, dizzying, delightful mind of a comic genius. starting now. (james lipton) all of us admire the lightning fast physical reflexes of great athletes. for those of us who have not been blessed with your gift, how do you explain the mental reflexes that you deploy and are deploying tonight with such awesome speed? are you thinking faster than the rest of us? what the hell is going on? (audience

i was offended when i heard oprah winfrey on national television make this statement -- i guess white america has spoken. shucks. white americans spoke when we voted obama in, so where is your systemic racism? this is a fallacy in our country. actually -- it actually upsets me that you consider most of the population in our country a racist country, where every other country in the world wants to come to our country. we need to look deeper and allow open debates in our colleges, not just college people that come on television and give us their view. john, lauren copeland, speak to john's comments about the vice president's vp pick with senator harris. bitt: i was a little confused. could clarify his statement about her acceptance of the vp? host: during the primary debates he is saying senator harris called the former vice president a racist and a sexist, and how she could then go with him. i am wondering about her being the vp candidate in ohio and how that is playing out. harris willnk who are democrats farther to the left to go out and vote. independentsoff and people who are furth

it is like the oprah winfrey school. you get a car, you get a car. mrs. mccain: right. right. carl: moving forward, how do we as a nation try to recover from a really dark period of instability that we have been going through for years? mrs. mccain: that is a very difficult question to answer. we begin at the beginning. easier said than done, some might say. but it is the truth. we begin at the beginning. of the school, with the help of the parent and our community leaders, communities have to decide, yes, we will no longer tolerate this. we are going to help our communities heal and do better within this. carl: i think that is an education opportunity. that schools can help. how can community leaders kind of embrace this? mrs. mccain: at our mccain institute, we can be very helpful. i know that is not why we are here. the institute can be very helpful. with the tools that i mentioned in some of the materials that i mentioned, being able to walk through the discussion. if i can say this, we are trying to highlight government leaders, private citizens, etc., those who have done

i want to be an informed voter bid i voted for obama twice and i was offended when i heard oprah winfrey on national television make the statement, i guess white america has spoken. well, shucks. white america spoke when we voted obama in. we make up the majority of the population so we where is the systemic racism? this is a fallacies in our country. it's actually, it actually upsets me that you would consider most off the population in our country a racist country. every other country in the world wants to come to our country. i think we need to look deeper into her colleges and allow open debates in ourjust college peopn television and give us their view. >> host: okay, john, lauren copeland speak to john's comment about the vice president vp pick with senator harris. >> guest: i was a little bitcond clarify his statement about her acceptance of. >> host: during the primary he is saying during the primary debate that senator harris called the former vice president a racist and a sexist and how she could then go with him and i'm just wondering about her pick in ohio or i'm sorry, her b

joe biden has appeared with oprah winfrey and nigel farage joined president trump on stage in arizonavid willis. we are reaching the end of all of these campaign trails. tell us what has been going on. the end is indeed in sight, charlie, and donald trump is continuing to hit the campaign trail hard. he has been in arizona, a state he won four years ago but which the polls suggest is favouring his democratic rival, joe biden. you mentioned the former ukip leader nigel farage who has campaigned alongside donald trump at one of the rallies in arizona today and he described donald trump as the bravest and most resilient person he had ever met. nigel farage, of course, was a regularfeature had ever met. nigel farage, of course, was a regular feature on the donald trump campaign trail four yea rs donald trump campaign trail four years ago. joe biden, for his part, cast his vote in the home state of delaware and made a surprise appearance on the oprah winfrey get out and vote event, a zoom conversation, designed to encourage african—americans to take part in this election. joe biden has gen

ourselves, but for our families, our children, our communities, our country, and for -- host: oprah winfrey selected it toook and has sent public officials across the united states. what is the impact of that going to be do you think? guest: i do not know. i can only help it will illuminate these truths to people who can actually be in a position to really do something about it. all of us has a role to play, but the more influence one has, the greater the responsibility and the greater the calling. i hope that all of this will come together to make this a better place for all of us. in theou write acknowledgments about all the personal interactions you had with readers over the years after the publication of warmth. people sending you letters and emails. what did they want? what was the genesis of their connection with you? are you anticipating that this book will have the same personal reaction from readers? guest: it already has. i have heard from people who are saying that this is opening their eyes in ways that they had never been opened before. said are people who have -- sending it ou

joe biden popped up in a zoom call with oprah winfrey but wasn't asked about the story. >> i had my son hunter, smartest guy i know. >> reporter: glenn greenwald posted his assessment of the evidence on his personal blog. after resigning from the online news site he cocreated the intercepts, greenwald stating widespread repression, censorship and ideological homogeneity by editors who he says support joe biden. >> tried to intervene to censor me 6 days before an election because i wanted to publish an analysis of the evidence that raises serious questions about the conduct of the candidate all the editors vehemently and enthusiastically support. >> reporter: the biden campaign declined to answer questions about boba zelinski's allegations but they double down on their claim that this entire story is a smear campaign. shannon: thank you for tracking it for us tonight. the acting head of customs and border protection says twitter temporarily locked him out of his account because he tweeted about how well the border wall works in keeping out gang members and drugs. rick leventhal digging i

joe biden speaking to oprah winfrey, saying his son hunter is the smartest guy i know.e says that on a zoom event. we'll continue to dig into the hunter biden story. we'll talk later in the show about how that story is hitting the race. you know, biden also is downplaying today the u.s. reporting the fastest economic growth on record, 33% annual growth, annualized. recovering a good chunk of the pandemic losses. but governor, you know, we want to show again the see credit ingredient, showing at rallies. the hook of one in four voters didn't vote for him in 2016. show up at rally, see what is going on here. watch the video the president plays. listen to this. >> i'm supporting nafta because i think it is a positive thing to do. i do not pretend to be an, expert on international trade matters. rising china is a positive development. it is in our self-interest that china continue to prosper. we want to see china rise. china is a great nation and we should hope for their continued expansion. allowing china into the world trade organization which you supported, extending mos

joe biden popped up any zoom call with oak grov oprah winfrey. he wasn't asked about the story. journalist glenn greenwald posted his assessment of the evidence in the controversy on his personal blog. after resigning from the online news site he cocreated, the intercept. involved explaining repression and censorship. it it's intercepted by editors he says support joe biden. >> they tried to intervene to censor me six days before an election because i wanted to publish a report and analysis of evidence that raises serious questions about the conduct that the editors support. >> the campaign has declined to comment on the allegations. they did double down on their claim that this entire story is a smear campaign. >> shannon: all right, thank you for checking it for us tonight. the acting head of customs and border protection says twitter temporarily locked him out of his account because he tweeted about how well the border wall works at keeping out gang members on drugs. rick leventhal is digging into the story for us. good evening. >> hey shannon, incredibly this comes one day a

. >> reporter: biden with oprah winfrey and a 94-year-old voter overnight, emphasizing the stakes in this election. >> you said this is the most important election of your lifetime. it's not because i'm running, it's because of the alternative. >> well, let me ask you, peter, there are a couple of court cases making headlines this morning, having to do with mail-in ballots. can you bring us up to date? >> reporter: that's right. in two crucial battlegrounds, pennsylvania and north carolina, there are two wins for democrats. in both states the supreme court effectively saying that the election officials can accept absentee ballots for several days after november 3rd in north carolina. the ballots will be counted if they arrive up to nine days after election day, as long as they are postmarked by then. in the pennsylvania case, a lower court ruling that says the state must count ballots arriving three days after election day. that will stay in place. notably, justice amy coney barrett did not take part in either one. of course, a spokesperson saying barrett had not had time to fully re

that was oprah winfrey and forest whitataker playing eugene allenn and his wife.heir son charlrles allen joinss now. we welcome you to democracy y n! it i is great toto have you wit, charles.s. >> thank y y for having me. amy: so as he watched president mean,on the balcony -- i so much was going on on social media as people started to talk about him as benito trumponlini. there, , does a military salute, gives a thumbs-up, then dramatically takes off his mask, turns around, and walks into the white house. talk about who works under the white house, charles allen. >> well, i was l listening to te lady on earlier and she was talking about thehe status of te white house workers. the white house workers are government employees, but they -- thet civil servants residencstep. meansns is anytime ththey wawant to tell you that they y't eded your services anymorere, tn you might comeme to work andnd r stuff wiwill bat the ge in a cardboard b box. but it i is made up primarily yf the butler step like durining dad'd's time,e, it was primimarl made up of afrfrican-americann w

oprah winfrey's endorsement of barack obama made a difference.l party it doesn't change people's behavior. i don't think this is meaningful. >> melissa: thanks for watching "outnumbered overtime." a pleasure to serve you and bring you the news. the "daily briefing" starts right now. >> dana: president trump is back at the white house and may soon address the american people. i am dana perino and this is the "daily briefing" live from salt lake city home of the vice-presidential debate. after 3 days of treatment at walter reed medical center the president returned to pennsylvania avenue saying he is ready to get back out on the campaign trail. we will talk to the trump campaign in a moment. first john roberts is live from the north lawn to catch us up to speed. >> good afternoon. here's the latest. we have been looking

i saw a people that had oprah winfrey saying you get an ipo, you get an ipo. you get to go public.have three things happening. you have got the traditional ipos and facts, and we have direct listings we're up to four of them. help me go through them. start with spacs. they have been around a long time. i always thought they were a little bit risky. but now they're mainstream. >> no. i still think the spac is risky. the spac hot commodity that is going on just is very similar to the cryptocurrency fad. i mean we, who is the spac benefiting? because if these companies don't get buying a home two years, whatever their timeline is, the people that invested in the company traditionally, the sponsors are the ones that will benefit, not the, not everyday retail investors. so for me i don't understand why this is a thing. i think it is all speculation and i think at some point it will just move forward. as far as ipos, i do think ipos are a hot commodity at this time and i think we see more than ever ipos trying to get listed and be on the market prior to this election and everything that

coronavirus cases on the rise, the president is criss-crossing the nation acting like a demented oprah winfrey. instead of a free car, you get a super spreader event, as the president holds rallies in two battleground states, michigan and wisconsin. the president will be in seven states the next five days, trying to will into existence the momentum he craves in an election he's losing. >> there's going to be a red wave next week. it's going to be unbelievable. and they're talking about it. >> not all republicans agree, though. here's senator ben sasse talking about another type of red wave. >> i'm now looking at the possibility of a republican bloodbath in the senate. and that's why i've never been on the trump train. it's why i didn't agree to serve on his reelection committee and it's why i'm not campaigning for him. >> joe biden will be in north carolina tomorrow as he continues to focus on his main message. >> today, trust is ebbing. hope seems elusive. and instead of healing, we're being ripped apart. i refuse to let that happen. >> and the power of biden's coalition being seen on the str

. >> you're my first call -- >> reporter: famous faces like oprah winfrey and mavericks owner mark cuban were busy getting people to come out and vote. >> come out and vote. >> reporter: at the state farm arena in atlanta almost 3,000 people voted early with lunchtime voters in and out in about 20 minutes. but elsewhere in georgia technical glitches and high turnout have led to some wait times of more than five hours. cbs news election law expert david becker. >> they're coming with stools and coming with snacks and coming with books and they're ready. they want to make their voice heard. >> reporter: polls open less than an hour here in texas and in virginia, the final vote of voter registration was tuesday but a cable got cut shutting down the whole system across the state. now, the aclu file add lawsuit and want to extend the deadline and the governor wants to do that as well, but it may be up to 9 courts. >> imagine the guy that cut the cable. oops! thank you very much, omar. >>> both presidential candidates trying to win over key voters in the final stretch of the campaign. the pres

her a-list friends taking to the comment section to congratulate the singer including oprah winfrey wholy on my reading list. >>> also this morning, an unlikely star is born from the vice presidential debate earlier this week. the fly. it spent almost two minutes on camera now has at least ten different twitter and instagram accounts. fans are begging jeff goldblum to take on the role on this week's "snl." goldblum, of course, played the fly in the 1986 movie in which he's the scientist that turns himself into an insect/human hybrid. fans bugging over the idea calling it comedy gold. many commenting that if it happens it'll be a buzz-worthy performance. so stay tuned this saturday on "snl." >>> finally this morning one little kid in virginia really taking his dad's batting advice at face value. take a look. >>> get your eye on the ball. get your eye on the ball. you got your eye on the ball? >> i did. >> got your eye on the ball? >> yes. >> now swing. good job. get your eye on the ball. >> he took his advice. it worked out. that pint-sized slugger knocking it out of the park or his back

que a veces uno es racista sin pensar que se racista y este profesor que fue entrevistado por oprah winfreyde pueblo, pero la salsa picante debe ser por la caracterÍstica del presidente trump que le gusta ponerle picante a todas las declaraciones. carlos: quÉ opinas, maity? maity: hasta dÓnde hemos llegado. es una prueba que hace new york times y entre otras cosas, tambiÉn decÍan de los que tenÍan comidas enlatadas o preparadas. creo que al final del dÍa lo importante es votar. carlos: me da curiosidad porque en la lista no estÁn los aguacates ni los plÁtanos que hay en el refrigerador de tony. tony: yo tengo cebollita para el mangÚ. tengo queso blanco para frito y el aguacate. es una tonterÍa. carlos: jomari, me puedes decir lo que mÁs encuentro en tu refrigerador antes de despedirme. jomari: agua carlos: eso quiere decir que eres neutro. maÑana tenemos el especial de halloween aquÍ en "despierta amÉrica", los esperamos. bárbara: señora, es su oportunidad de cortar de tajo con la mala influencia de soledad. montserrat: hágalo, bárbara. consiga esa nueva empleada para que empiece a trabajar

he's motivated them to go out and vote, taylor swift number 213% followed by dwayne johnson and oprah winfreyete compared to republicans by a wide margin 17 - 9 we saw with hillary clinton, she had all the celebrity endorsements the big push by celebs in the end and it did not work. stuart: a big party the day before the election and some real celebrities turned out to unmask and absolutely did not work, did not change anything. lauren: know, and we did have celebrities, trump's supporting donald trump this time around especially african-american celebrities and i'm curious to see if that works in 2020. stuart: which way will the work, good question, thank you very much indeed, back to the markets we have red ink, a little worse, down 320 points on the nasdaq, that's the best part of 3%, that's a big drop in the level is back to 10800, the dow is down to 262420 points, anything to add to this. susan: we have a fourth-quarter forecast for the new york fed calling for three-point to below wall street averages but it looks like a slowdown is penciled in for the last three months of this year if

i was offended when i heard oprah winfrey on national television make this statement -- i guess white has spoken. shucks. white americans spoke when we voted obama in, so where is your systemic racism? this is a fallacy in our country. actually -- it actually upsets me that you consider most of the population in our country a racist country, where every other country in the world wants to come to our country. we need to look deeper and allow open debates in our colleges, not just college people that come on television and give us their view. john, lauren copeland, speak to john's comments about the vice president's vp pick with senator harris. bitt: i was a little confused. could clarify his statement about her acceptance of the vp? host: during the primary debates he is saying senator harris called the former vice president a racist and a sexist, and how she could then go with him. i am wondering about her being the vp candidate in ohio and how that is playing out. harris willnk who are democrats farther to the left to go out and vote. independentsoff and people who are further to th