now she wants to show her face for the first time with her attorney, gloria allred, by her side.agreed to call her jane doe. >> the final decision was ultimately one that i shared with my daughter -- i'm sorry. and my decision to show my face at this point is because of what she said to me. which was, "mom, you were never a woman to sit on the sidelines, and you didn't raise me to be one." and so that is why i'm sitting here today. >> reporter: jane doe showed us cards and letters she said she received from herschel walker. she says she took this photo of walker asleep. >> and that's you? >> reporter: they met, she says in the late '80s during the height of his football career. >> we saw each other several times a week. usually in the mornings. and we saw each other before games, home games, away games. i was invited. and i always insisted on paying half of my expenses when i went. >> why? >> i didn't want to feel like i was being kept. >> reporter: jane doe showed us hotel receipts from the years she says they were together and a voicemail she says from walker after he went to t

. >> reporter: jane doe's lawyer, gloria allred, put us in touch with two women who told us that in the 1990s, jane doe confided in them about her relationship with walker and her pregnancy. one of those women told us she took this picture of jane doe and walker at a conference in 2019. >> he embraced her and the embrace -- it was very emotional. it lasted longer than a normal embrace. >> reporter: jane doe is a registered independent who voted for donald trump in 2016 and 2020. she says she decided to come forward now, after watching walker deny another woman's claim that he paid for her abortion, too. as a candidate, walker is a staunch opponent of abortion rights. >> that is the height of hypocrisy, the height of hypocrisy. >> reporter: why is it hypocritical? >> he's saying one thing and doing another. >> and so let's bring in n until anchor juju channelg tonight. the race in georgia so close what are we hearing from herschel walker's opponent tonight, senator rafael warnock? >> reporter: well, as you know, david, it is essentially a tossup, and today, walker's opponent, the reveren

where is gloria allred? where is any of these democrats? how can you have office orgies in corporate america and raid millions of dollars from clients at the same time and not get arrested? $2 billions is gone because of a guy who makes les moonves look like a choir boy and the head of the congressional finance committee democrat maxine waters no, relation, just doesn't seem very interested. >> do you think some lawmakers that got donations from ftfx's founder should give money back. >> well, i don't want to get into that. >> jesse: oh, so the biggest financial fraud case in american history, bigger than madoff, bigger than enron had swayed an election with a side of me too. maxine doesn't want to get into that? i wonder why. because democrats would have to give the money back. and they won't. they are not going to give the senate back, so why would they give back the money? mini madoff not worried one bit. he is telling the "new york times" he has just been hanging out and playing video games this week. it's only $2 billion missing. no big

was a lie a week ago and it is a lie today seven days before an election the democrats trot out gloria allred and some woman i don't know. we are here ahead of a walker event. more reaction from his event, his supporters and hopefully the candidate himself. >> dana: thank you. >> bill: now to nevada and the american west. democrats are calling in former president obama to turn up the heat amid growing signs of a huge red wave. both toss-ups and good congressional races, too. we're in vegas today. what are the issues in nevada? >> good morning to you, bill. crime, education, fears of a recession is true every where. what stands out here in the silver state is gas prices hovering across the state around $5, even higher depending where you live. republican senate candidate laxalt has pinned this on his democratic opponent cortez mass tow and joe biden. what it takes to fill the tank will win the race. >> it is almost $6 here. every other state is $3 and change. so unaffordable. we have texts at the end of the summer. people were supposed to keep therm as stats at 78 degrees. it's a huge problem.

total of two with accusers, and we don't know the names as being represented by grover a rah -- gloria allredace against dr. oz. he is essentially tied with oz. some polls have it one or two points, after that disastrous debate after he recovers from a stroke. but there have been anchors that have essentially been granting him do-others. here's don lemon, are reinvented on cnn's new morning show, talking to fetterman. >> have your health issues impacted your approach to policy and what you would do in washington? >> i think it's made me very empathetic about, more than i even thought i was before. howard: so, jason, unlike in the georgia race, i don't see the media making the charge that, oh, democrats just want to win the seat and, therefore, the communication problems are irrelevant, that democrats will just do anything to hang on to that or take over that seat. >> yeah. they're certainly trying to rehabilitate him, because all you have to do is play back the tape of the debate, and you're going to recognize that the rigors in the united states, fetterman, i think, is totally disqualified f

her attorney, gloria allred, writing to abc news this morning calling that cross complaint a shamefuling the blame to others. whit, we also know as for the investigative side, the santa fe district attorney is weighing whether to file charges in this case. >> all right, morgan, thank you. >>> we turn now to the one-time billionaire who's found his company in financial ruins. sam bankman-fried stepping down as ceo of ftx as his crypto exchange files for bankruptcy. abc's alex presha has more on the man behind this crypto implosion. alex, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit. he's one of the youngest billionaires in the world, but this morning, samuel bankman-fried is facing mounting questions about his company's collapse. this morning, the company founded by a young billionaire once admired by many as a crypto genius now filing for chapter 11 bankruptcy. samuel bankman-fried, its 30-year-old chief executive, stepping down. the bankruptcy filing and his departure sending shock waves throughout an industry already struggling to gain credibility. >> this debacle is a huge setback

. >> reporter: we spoke to two women identified as friends of the accuser by her lawyer gloria allreded to them in the '90s that she got pregnant during a year's long affair with walker and one woman said she took this photo of jane doe and walker meeting at a conference in 2019 years after their alleged affair. her friend describing how she says they greeted each other. >> he embraced her and the embrace, it was very emotional. it had lasted longer than a normal embrace. it was like they had known each other for years and years and years which i had known they had. >> reporter: but jane doe says her feelings changed after she saw walker deny that he ever paid for an abortion. that says her lawyer is when she decided to come forward. >> herschel walker looked the american people in the eye after she spoke out last week and said it was a lie, both women were liars. and she's now looking the american people in the eye and she's telling her truth. >> and what makes you think he is not fit to be a u.s. senator? >> i think -- i think honesty matters. >> reporter: now, it's worth noting tha