errol?ojorquez, our thanks to you and the team there. today massive cleanup efforts are under way in parts of south carolina after ian tore through the city. myrtle beach suffered some of the worst damage in the state and that's where cbs' michael george is tonight. good evening, michael. >> errol, good evening. just to show you the power of this storm, this was pushed by the hurricane for two miles to the beach. the crew was rescued beforehand and while the damage is still being assessed, they're grateful that it wasn't worse. >> this drone video shows the devastation ian left behind on south carolina's pawley's island. the long cleanup has begun. >> literally the whole island was submerged and now we lost power and we're digging out. >> ian tore through the state with a six-foot storm surge and winds up to 92 miles per hour. people are counting their blessings that the damage wasn't on the scale seen in florida. >> we are very fortunate. i feel sad for everybody else, but we're very fortun

errol louis, we've got to leave it there.hanks as always. >> thank you. >>> the final hearing of the january 6th committee at least before the midterm election brought us a clear understanding of the violence and cornfnfusiof that day. the house committee used new testimony and evidence to demonstrate how former president donald trump knew he had lost the election but still went forward to -- with efforts to overturn the results. the committee also voted to subpoena the former president. and in response, trump issued a 14-page letter repeating false election claims and slamming the committee, not really responding to that subpoena. cnn's jessica schneider has more. >> reporter: the former president sent a 14-page letter to the january 6th select committee after members voted to issue him a subpoena for testimony and documents thursday. >> we're obligated to seek answers directly from the man who set this all in motion. >> reporter: but donald trump made zero mention of the subpoena and let the question of whether he'll comply

joining us is cnn commentator errol louis. it's always good to see you, errol.d, she's the first black woman to serve on the supreme court. and we also saw the images of her making the traditional walk down the marble steps with chief justice john roberts. can we talk about the significance of what just happened? >> it's a big moment. good morning, amara. it's a big, big deal. they're going to make a new seat for her over on the right side of the court. everything is done by seniority including where you sit, the robing area is, including marching in to go eat dinner every night. it's a wonderful moment to see the diversity of the nation reflected in the court. to have two black justices at the same time, never happened before. first black woman, never happened before. a younger woman who i think is going to lend her wisdom to the court for a long, long time. it really is a good moment. of course, we are in the middle of a big fight on the court, and her voice, i think, will be welcomed in the middle of that fray. >> speaking of that, we've been speak of the pub

a waste of time and effort. >> errol and charlie, i want to move on to another state. sorry we can't stay in pennsylvania. we're going to move on to georgia. and the senate race there because cnn visited herschel walker's hometown to hear from voters from his hometown, including his former teacher and his high school football coach. listen. >> sounds like you liked herschel as a player and a student. >> still do. but you know, this is business. >> you don't feel like he's ready? >> he's not ready. >> i think he ought to just wait and look inside before running to see what it would take. >> i wish he hadn't have run. >> explain to me, why not? >> because he's too good for politics. it's hurt him with his family. >> wow. that's a cross section of people. and all of them, unanimous, in saying this is business. they don't really think he should have run. but his sentiment in his hometown, to be fair, that's a few people, there's a lot more. but does that tell you anything, first to charlie, about his chances statewide? >> yeah, it does, sara. we all know herschel walker is

errol, what's wrong with people?ith people is it is the great american pastime, judging other people's parenting is like the great american pastime. and people do it all day, every day. they can't even help themselves. and most people have at least enough etiquette to sort of keep their thoughts to themselves. but in this world of social media, time to start tweeting, time to start responding. time to start saying really, really, really dumb things, you know. >> this man is a news anchor in florida. you're a news anchor here in new york. what's your policy on your kids and social media? do you ever post photos of them? >> i have tried not to. i have tried to sort of put it, you know, like my son's playing a lot of rock guitar and he's doing concerts. i can't help it. he's in the cutting room, and i'm look, look at this kid. no, but i -- you know, we've all had conversations with security people when they say, listen, you have to assume that there are some people out there who have an unhealthy interest in your life.

let's discuss with errol louis and alicea farrah griffin.'s start with you, the battle for independent voters, independent women are key here there's a new "the new york times" poll out this week which finds republicans leading with independent women by 18 points. last month, in that same poll, democrats were leading by 14 points. how much worrying is that for democrats? >> it's incredibly worrying for democrats. though the race is neck and neck, oz and fetterman are basically at 46%. a hair between the two. at the end of the day, we see inflation is getting worse. the latest numbers coming out, the average family is going to spend $900 more heating their homes. you see scripts of female voters who are saying, listen, the abortion issue matters to me but being able to put food on my table matters more. this is a race, by the way, i think oz pulls it off, but it's going to be interesting where you will see a split ticket, shapiro has been obviously way ahead on the governor's side. but oz for the senate. >> what about the numbers in jessica's

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joining us now, political commentator errol louis. thank you for joining us. out across the country today, hitting the campaign trail. recent polls have indicated that tuesday night could be rough for democrats. how much do you think these big names are going to be able to help candidates in these key states? >> good morning, boris this. is classic strategy. you make your closing argument, you try to create some crowd, some excitement, some momentum. keep in mind in the're era, eve day is voting day. they're setting records in georgia. i'm sure having the former president come into town will only add to that. that's what you do in the final week. but make no mistake about it, the democrats from the very beginning were trying to buck history. the president's party typically in a midterm will lose 26 seat on average. that's more than enough. in fact, even half of that is more than enough to lose control of the house of representatives. democrats are trying to change that around. they thought the overturning of roe versus wade would give them a lift. history is a

and errol lewis and the former republican congressman charlie dent. jeff, i want to begin with the prediction from president biden that we just heard that we'll see a shift back to democrats in the democrats' favor in the days leading up to the midterm elections. is that wishful thinking on his part. >> it is certainly optimistic on the president's part. but that is -- he's the leader of the party. would you expect him to have a optimistic message in the final couple of weeks. but there is reason to doubt that. the economic head winds and the inflation are quite strong as i travel across the country talking to voters. there are deep pocketbook concerns and issues. the president and the white house, they certainly are doing many things to try to show they are in control but the reality is that spending is a big concern on the minds of voters. so a lot of the help they are giving people, student loan debts are controversial in the sense that the government is spending so much money which is contributing at least to a small degree or a degree to inflatio

all errol, let us start with you. lie down to florida on thursday to survey the damage. what are you expecting from him in this visit? >> i think what we are going to see is an unusual thawing of the frosty relationship between the president and governor desantis. governor desantis needs a lot of help. he has already gotten some. it is going to ask for more. somebody from the beginning who asked for disaster declaration in all 67 counties. all of that was not necessary. he's going to do what governor should do. get every penny he possibly can every out of the federal government while the president is in the state. the president for his part is going to be in a swing state. that is going to be very important to him in two years when he runs for reelection. and putting aside the politics for just a minute, they are both going to do the right thing i think. they are going to try to do the best they can. to help the hundreds and indeed thousands of people who are really in a lot of trouble. >> you are right. there are fol

let's get more perspective from cnn commentator errol louis.ood morning, errol, always good to see you. we just heard from kevin. you have stubbornly high inflation and it doesn't help that opec is cutting oil production. that is clearly going to lead to higher gas prices. how do all of these issues play into midterm elections. >> good morning, amara. the way this plays out is many, many voters, really, close to half, according to this political science literature, are making their decisions based not on a details analysis of where candidates are coming from but on the very simple and reasonable question whether or not life is better for them. if things are looking ugly, if the supermarket checkout line and at the pump when they go to fill up their cars with gas, they're going to say, whoever's in power, we need to make a change. that's just the way it goes. it may seem unfair because it's not a democratic or republican factor that vladimir putin decided to invade ukraine. the reality is russia is a member of opec and the united states is not.

good morning, errol.e just said, heading into a midterm this crucial, we would expect to see, at least traditionally, the president holding big campaign rallies, but the white house has obviously taken a much more toned down approach, still focusing on biden's ability to raise lots of money for the democrats. so more private events. and an analysis from "the new york times" shows obama had, i think, 16 rallies in october before his first midterm. trump had 26 and you see there biden with a big fat zero for the month of october. does this hurts or help democrats in the midterms? >> good morning, amara. you could put another line of numbers on that chart, and i think it would explain what president biden is doing right now because after he did all of those rallies in 2010 and joe biden was there with him, president obama's democrats lost 62 seats, 63 seats in the house of representatives. you know, after doing all of those rallies, donald trump saw the republicans lose 40 seats in 2018. so, yes, they're not

errol must go this way. we are in the streets to day and just to give you a sense of what is happening there, are you an official? sounded the alarm at that the caribbean countries on the verge of a quote, she monetary and catastrophe, reaching new levels of desperation. now it's as 40 percent of the haitian population are in need. all of humanitarian aid, 4 and a half 1000000 people of whom are facing acute hunger inflation while it's hit at new records. and the u. n warns the situation is only going to worsen the leader of haiti's alternative socialist party told r t. it's the government's misguided decisions he believes, which is doing the most damage to the nation. it is already very damaging, but it doesn't mean that the only to put this or damage is this whole process is government is way more damaging than the furthest of others. all. busy because we have damaging it, we have damaging leaders. those leaders who been dealing only with corruption will live killings with i would say, you know, like sally

what is the purpose of federal henry errol must go this way. we are in the streets to day. i. this goes through the numbers and see how serious the situation really is. are now about 40 percent of haitians is are in need of humanitarian aid. with more than 4 and a half 1000000 people faces hunger. this, as inflation has new recalls and the you and was the situation is only getting worse. dr. gene and i would to the need of haitian eighty's or turn to surface party says it is the government has doing damage to the country. it is already very damaging, but it doesn't mean that i need to put this or damage in this whole process. this government is way more damaging than the others are. busy because we have a g, a. busy damaging leaders. those leaders been dealing only with corruption, with killings, with i would say, you know, like sally, all the resources of the country. not just with russia also, but also we are foreigners well, let's look at europe now. when says approaching tensions in europe, a survey with thousands of been talking to the state of protest energy prices that

errol must go this way. we are in the streets. do they? will you an official, sounded the alarm that the caribbean country is on the verge of a quote. she monetary and catastrophe, reaching new levels of desperation that says 40 percent of the haitian population are in need of some sort of humanitarian aid. at more than 4 and a half 1000000 people face a cute hunger from that inflation. regardless, the say has hit new records and the u. n warns that the situation is only going to worse. and in terms of reaction to this, we heard at from the leader of haiti's, alternative socialist party, who says it's the government which is doing the damage to the nation. it is already very doubtful. but it doesn't mean that i need to put there so that this whole process is government is way more damaging than the furthest of others. all. busy because you have damaging it, we have damaging leaders. those leaders been dealing only with corruption. with kidding, with i would say, you know, like sally, on the resources of the country. not just with russia al

harry errol must go this way. we are in the streets to day un official sounded the alarm of the country is on the verge of a quote, humanitarian catastrophe. reaching new levels of desperation backs as 40 percent of the haitian population are in need of humanitarian aid. with more than 4 and a half 1000000 people facing acute hunger, inflation has hit new records and the you and warns the situation only getting worse. doctor jaw, hey, know, be to the lead of haiti's all to the socialist party. says it is the government which is doing the damage to the country. is his other. it is very damaging. but it does it again that i need to put this identity. this whole process is government is way more damaging than the furthest of others. all. busy because he have damaging and we have damaging leaders. those leaders been dealing only with corruptions with cliff killings. with i would say, you know, like sally, on the resources of the country, not just with, with the national schools, but also with foreigners. well that wra

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what does the purpose of viral henry errol must go this way. we are in the streets to day. the un officials warned the countries on the verge of a quote, she monitoring catastrophe, reaching new levels of desperation. that is, as a 40 percent of the population in need of aide, a 4 and a half 1000000 people of whom are facing acute hunger. and the leader of haiti's, alternative socialist party, believes the government's own policies are causing all the damage. it is already very damaging. but it doesn't mean that the under the bought this or damage it, this whole process is government. is way more damaging than the furthest of others . all. busy because we have the damaging we have damaging leaders. those leaders, we've been dealing only with corruption. with kidding was i would say, you know, like sally, all the resources of the country. not just with rush at all school, but also we were foreigners that you'll use cost without here on from moscow and auntie international. always a pleasure to have your company and thank you for sharing your monday with us here . any stories

errol must go this way. we are in the streets to day. un officials sounded the alarm saying that the carrier being country is on the verge of a quote. she might turn catastrophe. reaching new levels of desperation vats as 40 percent of the haitian population are in need of humanitarian aid. with more than 4 or a half 1000000 people facing acute hunger, inflation has hit new records and the un warms the situation is only getting worse . doctor john hannah be to the leader of the he hates his alternative. socialist party says it is the government which is doing the damage to the country. it is already very damaging. but it does it again that oddly, to put this or damaging, this whole process is government is way more damaging than the others are. busy because we have damaging it, we have damaging leaders. those leaders been dealing only with corruption, with killings, with i would say, you know, like sally, on the resources of the country. not just with russia also, but also we use for a while or something new

harry errol must go this way. we are in the streets to day when the population was given. this warning, you didn't pay attention now. fury the result. earlier we spoke to dr. your i know bit so the lead of hate these alternative socialist party who claims that the government is doing more damage to the country. and the protesters it is already very damaging. but it does it again that i need to put this are damaging, this whole process. this government is way more damaging than the others are. busy because we have damaging it, we. busy have damaging leaders. those leaders been dealing only with corruption, with killings, with i would say, you know, like sally, all the resources of the country. not just with russia also, but also we are foreigners or other use our winter approaches. tensions in europe are rising, us thousands have been taking to the streets of process. energy prices going through the roof will cross the european union. oh, so hopefully broke out during a protest in the offing category. foul, who, 13 miners and flags demanded the resignation of a government j

what is the purpose of federal henry errol must go this way. we are in the streets to day. will you an official sounded the alarm thou fe, caribbean country is on the verge of a quote. she monetary and catastrophe reaching new levels of desperation, thus as 40 per cent of the haitian population are in need of humanitarian aid. over 4 and a half 1000000 people of which are facing acute hunger inflation has hit new records. the u. n. warns the situation is only going to worsen as well. the leader of haiti's, alternative socialist party told r t. it's the government's misguided decisions. he believes doing the damage to the nation. it is already very damaging, but it doesn't gain that only to put this or damage. this whole process is government. is way more damaging than the furthest of others are because we have damaging it. we have damaging leaders. those leaders been dealing only with corruption with live killings. with i would say, you know, like sally, on the re shows who's from the country. not just with russia also, but also we are foreigners. well, food prices are goin

errol must go this way. we are in the streets to day. will you and officials sounded the alarm that they caribbean country is on the verge of a quote, she military and catastrophe, reaching new levels of desperation. quite a statement. now that's as 40 percent of the haitian population are in need of humanitarian aid. 4 and a half 1000000 people of whom are facing acute hunger. inflation has hit me records on the u. n. warrens, the situation will only worsen the leader of haiti's alternative socialist party told r t. it's the government's misjudged decisions he believes are doing the damage to the nation. it is already very damaging. but it doesn't mean that the only to put this or damage is this whole process is government. is way more that edging than the furthest of others all. busy because we have a damaging and we have damaging leader which does leaders. we've been dealing only with corruption, with kidding, with i would say, you know, like sally, on the resources of the country, not just with the national spirit, but also we were f

the governance is starting errol assessments of one of the worst hit areas in a number state. thousands of people are trapped in remote communities and at least at 1400000 are displaced. augment address is at an id p camp in mary in another state in nigeria. thousands of people are still unreachable by emergency workers simply because the areas are so dangerous to go to or the water levels is so high that they can't access these, these areas, right. the way we are is a charts premise, the premises of the charge, such as hosting dozens of people who have been displaced by the flood. where you can see their water is being distributed to this people. when we spoke to capital fissures, walk for the church, actually they're telling us they haven't seen an official, and they haven't received any formal aid from the government or its agencies. yeah, you know, number is still on the federal level. so a lot of people. yeah. sitting, waiting and waiting and waiting for officials to show up with even the barest of minimum of supplies that they can sort of help themselves to. now if we, if i move o

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with me now cnn political commentator errol lewis and commentator s.e. cupp. carefully? >> very. whether trump wins or losses will have nothing to do with mike pence. i don't think he's a relevant factor in this republican party. the trump fans see him as a trader. and never trumpers like me think he enabled trump too much. so i don't know who mike pence's natural voters are, and i don't think we're all playing the waiting game he wants us to play. >> it's interesting because even with 80% approval, donald trump has to contend with what is emerging as a possible republican primary race for that position. you know, between josh hawley and marco rubio and ron desantis who's raised $130 million, he didn't raise that much money just to go back to tallahassee. a lot of people are talking to donors. they're putting machinery in place, they're making the rounds, mike pence is among them. and here's donald trump with his 80% approval. it's hard to see how this is going to work out but it's going to be turbulent. >> i see what you're saying. but mike pence there's a wa

. >> joining us now to discuss, cnn political commentator errol luis.i've known him a long time, he's one of the better vote counters out there. he's the architect of the senate democratic majority. he goes out and recruits candidates, he raises the money, supplies a lot of the messaging, traveling all over the country, gets the surrogates. this is someone who's the architect of the effort. if he says there's problems in georgia i assume there's real serious problems in georgia. >> what about in pennsylvania, there was the debate between mehmet oz and john fetterman earlier this week. questions of how that would impact the race given fetterman's halting performance after his stroke. there you have schumer saying he doesn't think it damaged fetterman's chances. >> we have the same phenomenon going on in pennsylvania and georgia. the act of disqualifying a candidate saying this person is not fit for office, that's relatively difficult compared with riding on the prominent national issues that people think about every day, like crime, the economy, inflatio

. ♪ >> good evening welcome to the news debate in the race for governor in political anchor errol fromork one news. >> and i am co-anchor -- susan. we are coming alive from the university in lower manhattan seen across the -- statewide. we are streaming on the news at an -- new york one.com -- it is also being broadcast in the n.y.c. radio with new york city and w am's the radio in the albany area. >> in four days, early voting will begin across the state -- exactly two weeks from out november 8. on top of every ticket is the new race for governor. -- you will hear the candidates debate for the most powerful decision in new york. joining us is kathy hochul and lee zeldin . here are the roles for the debate. each candidate will have 60 seconds to respond to the -- and have a rebuttal time addressed for the -- and a rebuttal time where the candidate will be at a -- able to ask the opponent a question. and then we have a lightning round. >> you can see the full debate on the spectrum news app anytime along with the personalized voting app and that is where you find the log of tonight deba

. >> martha: we see that race in arizona and errol a bit. blake masters ran into some difficulties. some of the senate leadership on slip that race. peter teal who supported him came into make up that difference. so we will seek. he said last night, i am from arizona and am raising my boys here. mark kelly saw him trying to separate himself from joe biden on a number of issues. it will be interesting. we also see this in the nevada race right now. adam who we had on the other day is 48%, catherine cortez masto who we invited us to join us as well but we don't know if you will, 46% in that race. you know, we are seeing this tight and tight and across the board, joe. >> yeah, but for democrats, they are in trouble because gas prices will only keep going up until election day. you see oil skyrocketing and again opec plus, saudi arabia, russia cutting and this will have a big impact in arizona, for instance the gas price $4.55 today. that is $0.65 above the national average and same goes for nevada. so, in terms of momentum, if gas prices keep going up and inflation still a problem and

i want to thank errol, susan. i look forward to it.n the last two years under my leadership, the senate has had the most productive session in decades. for example, people would decry new york sent more money than washington. i'm fighting for everyday new yorkers. for the first time in a very long time, they have to negotiate with medicare. we passed take -- air conditioning prices, they go to $800. we took on the nra for the first time in 30 years past successful gun safety legislation. my dad was an exterminator, my mom was a housewife. i know the middle class. if you elect me, i promise to reduce -- produce the same results in the next term. mr. pinion: it is great to be here. i am the republican nominee for u.s. senate. there it is. the legend of charles schumer. it's a great one, but i think it's time to do some myth busting. he is an exceptional politician, one of the best that has ever lived. he has failed the people of the state on multiple occasions. i refer to this as a david versus goliath, perhaps that is correct. senator s

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and in the meantime, the loose, errol family is beyond relieved everybody safe. >> i don't get >> some sports highlights for you. the giants making their first acquisition of the offseason. the team hired former asked rose assistant general manager pete petit, le as their new general manager. he spent 12 seasons with the astros organization 3 as the assistant general manager, petit le says he's excited and eager to get to work next season. all right. up next, late night, variety tv broadcast a ball. >> that we might be seeing come to an we'll tell you wty come to an we'll tell you wty after the break. cotton candy. pink lemonade. bubble gum. when tobacco companies sell candy flavored products, they know exactly what they're doing because four out of five kids who use tobacco start with a flavored product. and once they're hooked, they can be addicted for life. this election: we can stop big tobacco's dirty trick. voting yes on prop 31 will end the sale of candy flavored tobacco products. saving kids from nicotine addiction. vote yes on 31. >> radio pioneer southern california icon and

the government is starting errol assessments of one of the worst hit areas in a number of state or thousands of people attracting remote communities. and at least 1400000 are displaced. well i went, the address is are at an id p camp in mary, in an umbrella state in nigeria, i had to how extensive is the damage? it's really, really extensive not only here in number listed, but all across the states that have been affected more than 3 quarters of the 36 states in nigeria have been inundated with reporting about government supporting about 500 people dead. but what we know and from the communities we've spoken to officious in those states who don't want to be named the numbers could even double that across nigeria. yeah, you know, number estate, initially there were reports that only certain people died. and this morning, when we interviewed the governor of the state, you said nearly 90 people died in the flood. i remember just a week ago, a boat capsized with dozens of passengers on board that killed nearly 75 or 76 people on board right now. what we see across the state and across all region

>> i'm errol cox. i'm her mother. >> that was the start of it all.ed mother's cry for help in that case that would take 15 years to untangle. >> you don't even have a witness? >> that's correct. >> before that was then, there would be multiple murders. >> they put someone who does not like to be pushed. >> and maddeningly, for law enforcement, suspects that just did not quite fit. >> the two key people had alibis. >> a daughter ensnared in a family tragedy like few others. >> did you understand what happened? >> i don't think i really understood it fully. but something that happened. >> it all started here, tucson arizona. the old -- that's what they called. it nestled in the desert at the foot of the santa carolina mountains. dave watson spent 20 years here with the fire department. he fought fires, and was trained as an emt. eventually he made captain but he never forgot the camaraderie of his early days at the firehouse. >> going through a lot of journaling together? >> on occasion. yes >> that was terror? >> pretty much. >> it seemed like everyth