oprah winfrey weighing in. i think it's remarkable that oprah winfrey knows this guy, she gave him his start, and she's saying no way. there's something happening with these candidates. herschel walker's family is saying no way. so i do hope that people listen to the presidents. but listen to the queen. oprah winfrey knows what she's talking about. if you think she's wise, somebody who knows people, oprah winfrey says fetterman, not oz. that's a big deal. >> let's remind people, oprah made dr. oz, right? she made him into this television star and, charlie, she said that she would have voted for fetterman over oz. do you think it makes an impact short of her visiting pennsylvania, which i wonder if that would have. >> no, i don't think it's going to have much of an impact at all, to be perfectly honest. fetterman's problem was the disastrous debate performance. that was a catastrophe. and fetterman's numbers are slipping among college educated men, about 60% of pennsylvanians saw at least some part of that debat

. >> i think we've waited this long to talk about oprah winfrey. but she came out and endorsed john fetterman in the pennsylvania senate race. this is significant -- look, oprah, her endorsement is always significant, right? it's significant because mehmet oz became a star because of oprah winfrey. because oprah winfrey put him on tv a lot over the years. she's coming out and endorsing the guy that oz is running against, bakari. when oprah winfrey endorsed barack obama back in 2007 and 2008 it was a big deal. is this going to help four days before the election? >> it is. and the reason it is going to help -- the reason it is going to help is because there are people out there who are not paying attention to this race. there are people who are not watching cnn right now, who go to their 9:00 to 5:00s, who are not on social media, who live their everyday lives outside of the bubble of politics and they will be touched by oprah winfrey saying go out and support somebody who is not dr. oz. go out and support john fetterman. i anticipate this helping par

oprah winfrey who gave dr. mehml et oz his tv start nearly two decades ago publically backing his opponent, john fetterman. >> i will tell you all this, if i lived in pennsylvania, i would have already cast my vote for john fetterman for many reasons. >> reporter: the oz campaign responding in a statement doctor oz loves oprah and respects the fact they have different politics. the state will host dueling visits tomorrow with president biden and former president obama and biden stumping together for fetterman in philadelphia. while former president trump will rally his supporters for oz across the state near pittsburgh. the senate race could be decided by the suburbs of philadelphia that propelled trump in 2016 but proved key for joe biden four years later. democrat jess brown, a mother of two, is concerned about the rhetoric she hears from republicans. >> i'm scared. i don't -- i don't align with their values. i don't align with the hate. >> reporter: on tuesday she's voting for fetterman who is still recoveri

oprah winfrey is a celebrity.lmost every time you see some type of celebrity endorsement it is for a democrat. >> katie: not very original as you know. >> brian: you can't say she doesn't have impact because look what she did for barack obama. if it wasn't for oprah winfrey pushing him publicly and privately he doesn't run for president. she propelled him at that point. looked at fair and balanced talk show host number one in the world and one of the best communicators around. but i'm personally alittle astounded because she took a personal interest in dr. phil and dr. oz. and they have these huge successful shows for 20 years providing a lot of money, not that she needs it but for her and her organization, and they have a personal relationship. what is her connection to john fetterman? it's not. >> katie: democrat. >> brian: conor lamb. somewhat of a balanced guy. so she is basically saying i'm for the big tall guy who had a stroke who is bernie sanders in pennsylvania. without even couching saying dr. oz is my f

he's nasty known from television, from appearing with oprah winfrey, where he didn't come across very well at all. and at the same time and managed to capture the hearts of the people of pennsylvania. so that is probably the one biggest victory for the democrats tonight. okay. having a stroke may not mean he can't do the job, but what kind of politician is fed of it? yeah, he is it when, when you speak to him, when you see him speak, i mean you can see that he is impacted by the stroke and that is something that his campaign kept a bit quiet at the beginning. so that was seen as a huge risks going into this. he was mayor of a small town beforehand. he lit, she looks out of his window, is looking at old, is still works. he speaks the language of the locals and that really came across with it as being much more abrasive. and in the end, oprah winfrey, you work with him for a very long time, recommending them recommending that people vote for fed them and not them at all. so we'll never find out how much that worked. now one of the big stories of the night the, the big when of florida go

he owes his television existence to oprah winfrey. so the fetterman people are seeing that as a big get. again, if this is something that moves, you know, a couple of thousand voters, half a percentage point, every little bit helps. >> she was also encouraging the power of that early vote, you know, if i lived in pennsylvania i would have already voted, by the way, when she threw her support to fetterman. a lot is being made about the enthusiasm of this race. we have already seen more than 1 million early votes cast in pennsylvania. but if you break it down by party, democrats hold a wide margin. is that being measured as a good sign for democrats? or is it just simply too early to tell? >> i think it's a bit early to tell at this point. the one thing that we do know, federica, it will be a couple of days here in pennsylvania before we know that final result. republicans tend to vote more in person. so you can see that so-called red mirage when we go to bed on tuesday night. when counties start processing those mail-in ballots after 8

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now democrat john fetterman just got a big endorsement from oprah winfrey.ay evening. >> i will tell you all this, if i lived in pennsylvania, i would have already cast my vote for john fetterman for many reasons. >> this morning john fetterman expressed gratitude for the endorsement during an interview on abc's "the view." >> what does this mean to you and your campaign? >> i mean, she's an icon. it's unbelievable. it's an honor. i'm so grateful, and you know, she understands what's at stake here in this race, and like i said, it was just incredibly, incredibly honored to have her support in this race, truly. >> unclear what, if any, impact her endorsement may have. but it is notable given she promoted mehmet oz for years on her daytime talk show. cnn's randi kaye has details of their story. >> my friend and mentor, oprah winfrey! >> reporter: long before dr. mehmet oz got his own show, he was a regular on opera's talk show making more than 60 appearances. >> all these chemicals, they just are going up. it's fight or flight. something's coming at you and yo

we have more breaking oprah news, the fetterman campaign has released a statement on oprah winfrey, endorsingerman, in the pennsylvania senate race. the statement says, it speaks volumes that oprah would endorse fetterman, over all of. oprah is widely regarded as the person who helped launch doctor oz his career, and knows him well. oprah said i'll tell you all this, if i lived in pennsylvania, i would've already cast my vote for john fetterman for many reasons, but brett continued, there are clear choices out there, and some to represent the values we hold dear. the values of the compassion that we are all share. so user discernment and choose wisely for the democracy of our country, john fetterman said, i'm grateful for over his support, and trust on the issues that matter to people around the country and pennsylvania, as we close out this campaign. >> and president obama went to arizona last night, to try to save democracy, from a republican candidate for governor who is a local tv news anchor for 22 years in arizona, republican kari lake, is donald trump's chosen candidate for governor of

the marginal visits and you look at endorsements of someone or anti-endorsement in the case that oprah winfreynd it could be impactful. neil: and again, i don't know the impact of endorsements from celebrities like an oprah, all of these former presidents. you know this far better than i. i am curious though, pennsylvania is rather-- maybe kind isn't the work, okay reaction to fetterman's performance in that debate. to almost everyone watched it, it was pretty tough to watch. they've been understanding, they understand what he's been through and maybe they've extended that to wishing the best for him for the election, but i thought there would be more of a fallout. are you surprised so far and you're quite right to point out that the lead isn't what it was, it's been reversed in some cases, what do you make of that? >> yeah, and neil, it wasn't a good performance for the lt. governor, but of course, the circumstances involved in his debate are affected by his health condition and lots of pennsylvanians have dealt with health conditions before, it's a challenge. so i think there's a degree of e

>> i think everyone would want to be endorsed by oprah winfrey.sement for fetterman. i don't think his campaign saw it coming. and you know, again, it's not just that she's oprah winfrey. as you said, she kind of put dr. oz on the map and i can't imagine it's a bad thing for fetterman's campaign. >> one of the major concerns by election officials again is, the delay, the potential delay for results and the kind of, the confusion and the disinformation that might come without confirmed results. julia, there have been more than a million early votes cast in pennsylvania. do you know when those votes will be counted and when do you think this critical senate race in pennsylvania will be called? >> that's a great question. unfortunately, we don't know the answer. in 2020, pennsylvania wasn't called until saturday morning. i think conventional wisdom, it will be sooner than that. it depends. it depends how close the senate race is. i will say, county officials have gotten a lot faster at counting these ballots in the last couple years. but there is als

last night oprah winfrey spurned dr.to a tv star by endorsing his opponent. >> i said it was up to the citizens of pennsylvania and of course, but i will tell you all this. if i lived in pennsylvania, i would already cast my vote for john fetterman for many reasons. reporter: and a statement from the campaign, dr. oz says well, he loves oprah and respects they have different politics. ashley? ashley: very good. brian, thank you very much, appreciate that report. still ahead arizona congressman andy biggs, brian kilmeade, steve hilton, jonathan morris and oh, so much more, the 10 a.m. hour of "varney" is next. .. ♪ have yourself a merry little christmas ♪ ♪ let your heart be light ♪ ♪ from now on ♪ ♪ our trouble will be out of sight ♪ t-mobile won't raise the price of your talk, text and data. plus, families get over $225 dollars in benefits every month. ♪ your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidat

oz got his start on the oprah winfrey show. onded by saying that he loves oprah, but respects that they have different politics. i wanted to pull back the curtain, we are in bucks county, a county among those collar counties around philadelphia that so often is crucial in determining which way this state will ultimately vote. they're getting some serious help obviously both sides the democrats and republicans in this state from those presidents past and present. president biden and obama who will be rallying together in philly tomorrow, former president obama will be in the pittsburgh area alone at least he is scheduled to be tomorrow and then of course president trump the former president is going to be rallying for the gubernatorial candidate here, doug mastriano, as well as for dr. oz. his effort is to make sure that they can swell the numbers here. but i have to tell you as we've been driving through bucks county, 650,000 people strong we have been impressed by the numbers we have seen in terms of the yard signs for both par

oprah winfrey.hat she did. her endorsement of the first black governor of the state of maryland. one of three black governors in this nation's history. let's talk about pennsylvania and fetterman. she didn't even mention dr. oz. it was a rebuke to oz to support fetterman. she basically created the name of oz as a household name. oprah winfrey. granted, yes, stacey abrams lost for the second time the governor's race, but she's still a winner, because she changed that red state blue. and that machine went after her so fiercely because of the strength and power of what she did singularly. and then correctively in georgia, according to black women, they're saying 92% to 93% of black women turned out at the polls. the number of black women -- black women are the most educated in the black community. they're rising in numbers of household, the breadwinner. and they understand that the decisions that come down to the community and them, they have to vote. so it's very important. that's one of the reasons w

oprah winfrey. coming out -- not just coming out, she came out against dr.ted, the tv doctors she made famous. that is how it goes in life. at some point in life, you have to kill the monster you create. obi-wan and anikan. parents and your kids. every parent knows that i will come when you have to fight your child to the death to know who will control the remote control. still, that must have broken dr. oz's heart. luckily he has the perfect cure for that! dr. oz's broken heart dietary supplement. it'll enhance your mood and only turn your poop yellow some of the time! get it now before the fda outlaws it again! [applause] it's not just opera. the democrats are bringing everyone out, bill clinton, barack obama, what you have to admit is bad news for the democrats. because the bigger the names that come to support you, the worse you're doing. if i were a democrat in pennsylvania, this would make me nervous. "guess what, obama is coming to the rally tonight!" "ooh, boy..." "and he's bringing beyonce!" "aw, shit, we're so screwed!" and the truth is, democrats

the guy obama calls a snake oil salesman and the candidate even oprah winfrey who made him a star won't support? >> he can win. that's why we're talking about this. if this was a race over we wouldn't be talking about it. there's been a lot of races not nearly as close that don't get a lot of attention. we could talk about north carolina, for instance, being from north carolina and having worked there as well. it's a very winnable race. either one of these candidates can win. right now i think the momentum is slightly on dr. oz's side but it's really hard to gauge momentum in the last couple of days. believe it or not we're not seeing the amount of polls in the sunday before the election we're used to. what we're seeing is ultimately there aren't a lot of places joe biden is on offense. most places he's playing defense. he's gone to new york. tomorrow night he's going to be in maryland for westmoore who's running for government. he's a terrific candidate and absolutely going to win. he probably doesn't need joe biden's help. if joe biden isn't in a lot of these really close races except

with oprah winfrey carrying today. whiskey months that i work with him, and are the facts, so the reason behind endorsement that's gone negative, i think that would be much more practical. and look, it is race we have heard from a lot of people in pennsylvania, we're not really about this guy, or the other day. so here's what i'm going to do. it is a tough place like that. and look, that's why we play football games on sundays and have elections on tuesday. >> i think that all saying something about our neighbors, are democrats, you're right. there are neighbors in new jersey where you live. that is a complete phony. he's a complete fraud. i think that that, at the end of the day, we'll meet some of the people. i think we will see. again, fashion matters. the ground game matters. there's passion on the ground. does not passion falls anywhere. >> i couldn't disagree with you more about a political candidate. so, john fetterman. and mayor brad if you want. and a half by this in the tiny election. between governor. now wi

happened me, safepo: safe to some, and under others, trying to win over more riders one trip >>> oprah winfrey launched the successful tv career of dr. oz, but she's not supporting his race for u.s. senate. tonight she endorsed john fetterman. it's a close race days before an election that could tip the balance of power in congress. >>> nick cannon back in the news today because he's expecting his 11th child. he's made headlines in recent years for the number of children he's had in a short amount of time, but he says each pregnancy is no accident. >> you have one. that's a lot of gerbers. ten more? >> i need them distributed a little more evenly. but we wish them well. >> sure! and best of luck. a lot of diapers. >> thank you for watching. the late show with stephen colbert is next. news continues streaming on cbs news bay area. good night. (u - hi everyone, and welcome eg this is where we have professionals standing by to answer your questions regarding personal injury. so if you've been injured in an accident that was not your fault, like a car accident or a slip and fall, we can help.

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think there is maybe one name that americans are more familiar with than those three, and that is oprah winfrey. and fetterman last night responded to that endorsement, saying that oprah, i'm sorry about that, saying that he is just incredibly honored to have this endorsement, that she is an icon, and he was also on the view earlier today, again, talking about the importance of an endorsement like that, and with dr. oz, first to nbc news, and his campaign told us that -- oh, my goodness -- >> you know, you lose your place in your phone, it happens all the time and i know you've been covering this nonstop and sometimes things just go blank. so oprah endorsed fetterman, and this is potentially a big deal, i mean a million votes, they believe, she got for president obama, in 2008, and again 2008 was a different time, she was at the height of her popularity, or one of the heights of her popularity back then, a lot has changed, in the political atmosphere since then. what else, dasha? >> well, look, the candidates are both making it their closing arguments right now, and you're right, a lot has chan

oprah winfrey has thrown her endorsement to democrat john fetterman and the pennsylvania u.s. senate race. he's trying to win a tight contest against men at all was -- mehmet oz, the celebrity doctor whose rise to fame began as a guest on winfrey's talkshow. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am john hyland. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> welcome to bloomberg markets. kriti: interesting day when we're looking at a job support that has the stock market rallying. we had four days of declines until the buildup of the job support. i wonder how much this has to do with the fed pricing. the 5% terminal rate that perhaps still had more to go. perhaps the market is already ahead of it and that 5% terminal rate is exactly where it should be. really reinforcing the idea if in fact those expectations stall, d creates a case for the stock market. one fundamental narrative for stocks for the rally you have seen. earlier in the session it is flat on the day but the tug-of-war is something

and john fetterman just received a key endorsement in the senate race, talking about oprah winfrey throwing her support to democrat over republican. his republican opponent mehmet oz, the man she helped make famous, by the way. >> you mentioned pennsylvania. i have to see how this midterm campaign, i said it was up to the citizens of pennsylvania. and of course. but i will tell y'all this, if i lived in pennsylvania i would have already cast my vote for john fetterman for many reasons. >>> just ahead we are going to speak to another democrat locked in a key senate race, who was also endorsed by oprah winfrey. cnn this morning is on the campaign trail for you. jeff zeleny is in iowa where former president trump appeared at a rally last night and dropped the strongest hint yet at another white house run. watch this. >> in order to make our country successful and safe and glorious, i will very, very, very, very probably do it again. okay. very, very, very probably. get ready. that's all i'm telling you, very soon. get ready. get ready. >> i have a feeling we'll hear a lot of that before an act

you remember, arthur, oprah winfrey rubber law stuff. you're doing the burden. you say, what was your spring? you'll know what that you really at the bottom you can always should. boy, you, in the past thought was more than that because as you look up a chicken excuse with this. but as we're unit a slab allows me to feel ski or put there. i'm sure this is, but it was issued the a garage and of course the email, but i didn't look so the spree ski got quite a yet asked to update the boat or change sleazy plaza music or easel coin, but only show quit or colgate, ga, ga, been show by any more colliding with ceo's more of your vision. when you said miss team with nick, boy, you being you might be done with keys to read needs in your own lead. you beat that them. i mean, the gcg people might think it will give them, but i see those are the 2 lead hatch wichita and she had me with you. can you cooking them to your thought that them got quit at them with the yet that you coupling with them? see, but i've got to keep them through and these might chiefs get that lisa, me

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. >>> oprah winfrey launched the successful tv career of dr..s. senate. tonight she endorsed john fetterman. it's a close race days before an election that could tip the balance of power in congress. >>> nick cannon back in the news today because he's expecting his 11th child. he's made headlines in recent years for the number of children he's had in a short amount of time, but he says each pregnancy is no accident. >> you have one. that's a lot of gerbers. ten more? >> i need them distributed a little more evenly. but we wish them well. >> sure! and best of luck. a lot of diapers. >> thank you for watching. the late show with stephen colbert is next. news continues streaming on cbs news bay area. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs >> new fallout from the paul pelosi attack. >> republican candidate for arizona governor, kari lake, making light of the incident. >> nancy pelosi, well, she's got protection when she's in d.c.-- apparently, her house doesn't have a lot of protection. >> now kari lake is saying that what you just heard was the r

but in this case it is certainly of interest because of oprah winfrey's connection to mehmet oz. she made him a household name. he backed his television show. so for him to endorse fetterman is significant and is something that people have been talking about. will it actually sway any voters? that remains to be seen. we're going to have to wait until tuesday to figure that out. dr. oz saying he respects oprah but then pivoting back to this message about bringing bipartisan to washington, about being a moderate. and so i talked to people as they were looking into this rally just a little bit ago. i asked why they support dr. oz. because they see him as a moderate. one man told me that that was the reason he was here. other people said it was because he was a doctor. they felt that he could really get a handle on the economy. those are some of the things that were on people's minds. others were here as solid republican voters who were never going to vote for john fetterman and are essentially the base. so we're going to see big sur ghats coming to the commonwealth over the weekend.

. >> reporter: oprah winfrey took some by surprise when she announced she backs fetterman for senate, even though she paved the way for oz's rise to daytime tv celebrity. republicans would still need to win two pivotal races in georgia, nevada, or arizona, to take control of the senate. so far more than 35 million americans have voted early, by mail or in person, according to the united states elections project. >> democrats are feeling encouraged by that, because the larger the turnout, the better it is for democrats. >> reporter: friday, president biden spoke of the southern california communications company that stands to benefit from the push to get more chips made in america. the president was joined by representative mark levin, seeking reelection in a tight house race. skyler henry, cbs news, capitol hill. >>> last night, former president trump once again signaled his intent to jump into the race. the official declaration could come on november 14, shortly after the midterms. >>> campaign spending for next week's elections has set a new record for the cycle. it is expected to t

oz's former employer or investor, oprah winfrey. rachel: and friend.l: yeah, listen. >> i said it was up to the citizens of pennsylvania and i said if i lived in pennsylvania, i would have already cast my vote for john fetterman for many reasons. will: monica, i'll ask you the same questions i asked to oprah on wednesday. do you think oprah would hire john fetterman to run her business? >> oprah win winfrey would not e john fetter han to screw in a lightbulb. rachel: or walk her dog. >> right, but she wants to inflict on pennsylvania and the rest of the country as a united states senator. she gave rise to memhet oz and put him on the show and basically created him as a media personality, delivered him great success and at one point referred to him as her son. this in my ways is the ultimate betrayal and i'll say this, oprah has [ bleep ] you money the way elon musk does so i think she felt free to get political and anybody in the country can deliver a political opinion, but the minute that oprah got political many year withs ago, she lost her audience,

i'm oprah winfrey, and welcome to the very first national "oprah winfrey show." >> i was surprised at remodeled the whole house. >> there are a lot of other people out there watching who really don't understand what you mean when you say, we're in love. because i remember questioning my gay friends, you mean you feel about him the way i feel about -- it's kind of a strange concept, you know, for a lot of people to accept. >> oprah was connecting with people in a way that no one had on tv before. and it was really special to see. >> well, did you know that for the longest time i wanted to be a fourth grade teacher because of you? >> my, i was not aware of inspiring anyone. >> i think you did exactly what teachers are supposed to do, they create a spark for learning. it's the reason i have a talk show today. >> oprah winfrey now dominates the talk show circuit, both in the ratings and popularity. >> i want to use my life as a source of lifting people up. that's what i want to do. that's what i do every day on my show. you know, we get accused of being tabloid television and sensational

his opponent known as doctor 0z from the oprah winfrey show is dismissed by democrats as a carpetbaggerebate and this may have tipped it in his favour. let's talk about the elephant in the room, i had a stroke and he's never let me forget that. and i might miss some words during this debate, which two words together, it knocked me down, but i will keep getting back up. income storage. as a republican governor into democratic senators. in 2020, georgians voted for this man, rafael warnock who is bidding his first full term in office. but he is in an almighty fight with the former nfl star, herschel walker was backed by donald trump. walker is an flawed candidate because despite campaigning is pro—life, the reports suggest he pay for not one but two women to have abortions. allegations he continues to deny. of 596 republicans running for state white or federal office, 307 have raised doubts about the validity or the integrity of the 2020 election. in one of them is carrie lake, was running for the governor in arizona. against the secretary of state currently in charge of elections, katie

his opponent known as doctor oz from the oprah winfrey show is dismissed by democrats as a carpetbaggerrtisements from the debate and this may have tipped it in his favour. let's talk about the elephant in the room, i had a stroke and he's never let me forget that. and i might miss some words during this debate, which two words together, it knocked me down, but i will keep getting back up. income storage. as a republican governor into democratic senators. in 2020, georgians voted for this man, rafael warnock who is bidding his first full term in office. but he is in an almighty fight with the former nfl star, herschel walker was backed by donald trump. walker is an flawed candidate because despite campaigning is pro—life, the reports suggest he pay for not one but two women to have abortions. allegations he continues to deny. of 596 republicans running for state white or federal office, 307 have raised doubts about the validity or the integrity of the 2020 election. in one of them is carrie lake, was running for the governor in arizona. against the secretary of state currently in charge

he appeared with oprah winfrey who actually voted tip to or recommended voting against him, as she was for feather men. so that was really surprise big victory, that the democrats were able to score here. and i think we've got a report about a john fatima, which we're gonna throw to now is that report coming relief after a hard fought and treacherous battle to the top. pennsylvania's man of the people did what republicans feared most. i never expected that we were going to turn these red counties blue. well we did what we needed to do and we had that conversation across every one of those counties. internally. that's why i'll be the next. you are a senator from hm. oh mccauley. during the campaign against his multi millionaire republican opponent tv personality, doctor mehmet, as federal been focused on the liberal values that many democrats of call to protect among them free healthcare, which he's championed. it's also a personal mission for him. after suffering a stroke earlier this year, hell challenge? i'm proud of it. we ran on protecting a woman's right to choose, ah, raising a m

he became famous on the oprah winfrey show and he also became famous as an entertainer. very telling that republicans seem to have a number of them and they have made it this far, despite none having any relevant political experience and that is a phenomenon that we do not really see too often in other parts of the world. lottery players in the us have their fingers crossed for an enormous cash prize after the powerball jackpot grew to a record—breaking $1.6 billion. no ticket had the winning numbers on wednesday during the draw and the jackpot has rolled over to saturday — in fact it hasn't been won in more than three months. i'm joined now by drew svitko, executive director of pennsylvania lottery and chairman of the powerball product group. thank you for being with us. how has this amount of money in the pot become so big? it how has this amount of money in the pot become so big?— the pot become so big? it has taken 39 drawings _ the pot become so big? it has taken 39 drawings so - the pot become so big? it has taken 39 drawings so far- the pot become so big? it has t

mehmet ours, who's better known as dr. oars, who's a television doctor, who was made famous by oprah winfrey, and they're hoping that they will be able to beat him. but the whole idea of pennsylvania being important runs through the republicans as well. that is why in the other side of the state, in the next couple of hours, donald trump will be there as well, backing memory, or is a man that essentially he picked from a group of people who were running for the republican nomination. he wasn't the favorite, but as soon as donald trump picked him out, he was said, donald trump needs are when they're to show how important he still is in the republican party. also, there are 3 of the 5 congressional seats that the republicans want to flip. and they know that if they win around 5 seats across the country and the opinion polls say they're heading in that direction, then they will take control of the house. and that is implications as well for donald trump, because the republicans have said they are going to stop any investigation into him and the events of january 6th. and they are also going to

news of the palace rule that so meghan reduced to tears and remember meghan also voted on the oprah winfreye of the most formidable in westminster, is becoming the face of weekend politics on gb news. but she's going to make her debut here in 20 minutes time and i'll crown the final greatest britain and union jackass of the week at 1050. so union jackass of the week at 1050. so do stay up with us . but 1050. so do stay up with us. but before all of that the news with bethany elsie . hello there . bethany elsie. hello there. evening. your top stories from the gb newsroom. the home secretary says she's to reducing levels of migration as more than half a million into the uk in the past, the office for national statistics says 504,000 and more people moved to the uk than left in the year to june. that's the highest level since the second world war suella braverman the rise was driven by an impressive entered world events, including the war in ukraine and the end lockdown restrictions . a 31 year old man restrictions. a 31 year old man has been charged with the murders of a mother . has been cha

mehmet oz of oprah winfrey fame. he is well-educated, but he also happens to live in new jersey. it is kind of an immovable force against an irresistible object to their. federman had a stroke shortly after winning the nomination -- fetterman had a stroke shortly after winning the nomination in the spring. performed well in some interviews elsewhere. everything has gone wrong for both parties. our suspicion is that the national environment is the tiebreaker, but that is a race where it wouldn't surprise me if it ended up either way. host: before we get to the arizona-nevada races, ohio -- you didn't mention the senate race there. the hill newspaper said it could be one of the upsets if democrats win it. guest: i would be genuinely shocked if the democrats won that race. that is a race where the polling has been the can that, but if you look closely both the democrat tim ryan and the republican j.d. vance were pulling around 45%. in a state like ohio that liens read, they will vote for -- that leans red they will vote for dewine. i expect he ends up winning easily. unless the poll

his opponent known as doctor oz from the oprah winfrey show is dismissed by democrats as a carpetbagger capitalised on john's advertisements from the debate and this may have tipped it in his favour.— it in his favour. let's talk about the _ it in his favour. let's talk about the elephant - it in his favour. let's talk about the elephant in - it in his favour. let's talk| about the elephant in the it in his favour. let's talk - about the elephant in the room, i about the elephant in the room, i had _ about the elephant in the room, i had a _ about the elephant in the room, i had a stroke and he's never let me — i had a stroke and he's never let me forget that. and i might miss— let me forget that. and i might miss some words during this debate, _ miss some words during this debate, which two words together, it knocked me down, but i _ together, it knocked me down, but i will— together, it knocked me down, but i will keep getting back up. but i will keep getting back u . _ . ., but i will keep getting back up. income storage. as a republican _ up. income storage. as a republican governor

news of the palace rule that so meghan reduced to tears and remember meghan also voted on the oprah winfreye of the most formidable in westminster, is becoming the face of weekend politics on gb news. but she's going to make her debut here in 20 minutes time and i'll crown the final greatest britain and union jackass of the week at 1050. so union jackass of the week at 1050. so do stay up with us . but 1050. so do stay up with us. but before all of that the news with bethany elsie . hello there . bethany elsie. hello there. evening. your top stories from the gb newsroom. the home secretary says she's to reducing levels of migration as more than half a million into the uk in the past, the office for national statistics says 504,000 and more people moved to the uk than left in the year to june. that's the highest level since the second world war suella braverman the rise was driven by an impressive entered world events, including the war in ukraine and the end lockdown restrictions . a 31 year old man restrictions. a 31 year old man has been charged with the murders of a mother . has been cha

he became famous on the oprah winfrey famous ontbe qprab winfrey and famous ontbegprab winfrey and becameicularly fascinated with the proliferation of these kinds of candidates, it is just very telling that republicans seem to have a number of them and they have made it this far despite having any relevant political experience and that is a phenomenon that we do not really see too often in other parts of the world. we really see too often in other parts of the world.— parts of the world. we will leave it there. _ parts of the world. we will leave it there. lauren, - parts of the world. we will i leave it there. lauren, thank you very much for making time for us. the nazi holocaust claimed the lives of six millionjewish people, ripping apart families and communities. photographs have helped to identify some of those killed, but many people in pictures from the time remain unidentified. now, facial recognition technology is being used to try to bring names to faces. 0ur north america technology reporterjames clayton reports. as soon as my aunt heard the boots, she knew that she has to hide

lisa: oprah winfrey has thrown her endorsement to john fetterman and the pennsylvania u.s. is trying to win a tight contest against amendment's, the republican he was one of oprah's protege. he is a doctor who began as a frequent quest on oprah's talkshow and leaders hosted his own successful program. a warning from christine lagarde she says that interest rates may need to be raised to restrictive levels to get inflation down to 2%. it has raised borrowing costs by 2% in the past few months. it may have to take into a point where they act as a brake on the economy. apple could be shifting from its reliance on china. it's taiwanese contractor has begun assembling the latest i-4 14 in india. that would make it the second apple supplier in the country. this comes after apples manufacturing hub was placed on covid lot by authorities. billionaire jeff mosys may take an offer from the national football league's washington commanders. the owners of the team say they are exploring options including a sale. the snyders are facing increasing pressure to step down. global news 24 hour

oprah winfrey who helped make oz a star, is endorsing john fetterman. do you think it's a good idea to appear with him at this stage of the race? there are folks who are straight down the middle in firms of their politics. could this be a last-minute turnoff? >> well -- campaign i would have advised against. right now oz needs to win swing voters. president trump doesn't do a lot to help him there. so i would be against it. i know joe biden and barack obama today as well. i don't think the surrogates will make much of a different. he was clobbered in the midterms. he had a poor performance in 2014. joe biden is under water. the senate race will be decided -- it's very tight right now. and i think it's dead even, to be quite honest. it is an advantage to oz. after the debate that was disqualifying for fetterman, things have really moved. and particularly among college educated men are moving oz away from fetterman largely after that debate performance. the crime issue is effective, contrasting the votes between fetterman and shapiro. and that is really h

caller: in the pennsylvania race, federman secured oprah winfrey against the formal guest of her show. oz. he drew oprah into the race against oz. the longtime talkshow host one in office career, but she is backing an opponent in eight senate race. on thursday, they landed the target. that is the federman campaign. a superstar announced that the virtual get out the vote in pennsylvania is a crystal race for the senate. this is what she reported. i said it was up to the citizens of pennsylvania, and i will say this. if i lived in pennsylvania, i would have already cast my vote for john fetterman for many reasons. it is a big deal not only because of her unique status among women, black people and other americans, but also because she helped make the republican opponent famous. it was a powerful nod from winfrey, and it worked to court her. they made a direct appeal for a meeting for person familiar with the outreach. celebrities and prominent democrats support federman, and they also urge winfrey to back him. this is also a closely watched race. take a look at the latest ads in this co

context of meghan, duches of sussex's allegations about the racism she said she encountered in the oprah winfreyin the british royal family. stepping right into this right now are prince william and his wife, they have just arrived in boston for they have just arrived in boston for the earthwatch awards, straightaway, his spokesman has said, racism has no place in our society, the comments were unacceptable and it is right that the individual has stepped away with immediate effect. lady susan hussey, 82 years old, more than 60 years of devoted service to the royal family, i think we can safely assume that she will be mortified at what is a very ill judged blunder. ngozi fulani has spoken to the independent newspaper this evening, and she has accused the palace of institutional racism. nicholas rachel, thank you. ——nicholas witchell, thank you. around 25,000 ambulances workers have voted to go on strike at nine health trusts in england and wales, increasing the threat of widespread industrial action in the nhs before christmas. paramedics, emergency care assistants, call handlers and other staff

and after oprah winfrey through major support behind him. check this. out >> every county, every vote. every county and every vote. every county every vote. that is exactly what happened. we jam them up. we held the line. i never expected that we were going to turn these red counties blue, but we did what we need to do and we had that conversation across every one of those counties. and tonight, that is why i will be the next u.s. senator from pennsylvania. >> back now with john berman, we have taken around the united states and you are going to give us some of that, and some of what is happening in georgia in just a bit. you saw pennsylvania there, a big win for democrats. >> let's talk what that means for the u.s. senate, the number that you are seeing on the sea now is where the democrats are currently ahead in terms of the head into the race that have already been called. -- the remaining seeds that we are watching very closely. nevada, arizona, wisconsin, and georgia. let me quickly take you through these states to figure out where we are right now

my very first board meeting, before it even started the job, they sat me down next to oprah winfrey, next to bob johnson, across from the head of time warner, head of american express. i'm terrified. i'm a kid from jersey. what the heck am i doing here? so the next day after the meeting, because i didn't do very well, i was like stutterin stuttering, -- called it his office and said you looked a a little nervous. i said, you think? basically he says something to be that has been so helpful during this process. he said those people are at the top of their game, the best in their field. and so are you. and more importantly, they want what you are about to give them, which is to build the museum. so view yourself as the equal. it made me realize that if i glad i could learn how to work with them but each one was different. quincy jones, i'll tell you the quincy jones story, it's the best. i saw quincy jones the very first time come huge house in beverly hills and you walk in and there's like oscars in amy's like laying on the ground. oh, my gosh, quincy jones. i was there early and he's

last night oprah winfrey spurned dr.e helped make a tv store by endorsing his opponent. >> it is up to the citizens of pennsylvania but i will tell you this. if i lived in pennsylvania i would have already cast my vote for john fetterman for many reasons. >> reporter: the doctor oz campaign released a statement that doctor ausley loves oprah and respects she has different politics than he does. it is interesting that dr. oz reportedly asked oprah not to involve herself in this race saying they were friends and didn't want her to endorse him because of the back lash she could receive and now with four days before the race we are talking an endorsement not for him but against him. it was supposed to be a dead heat. neil: let's go to hillary vaughan where there wasn't supposed to be a tight contest but one has emerged. >> reporter: the race is neck in neck. politico moved this race to tossup as retired general don baldup has bit into maggie hassan's lead. senator elizabeth warren behind me has a packed schedule through the

very first board meeting i came to you before i even started the job they sat me down next to oprah winfrey, next to bob johnson, next to the head of time warner and the head of american express and i am terrified. i am a kid from jersey. what the heck am i doing here? so the next day, after the meeting can i didn't do very well. i was like stuttering. the head of the smithsonian at the time called me into his office and said you look a little nervous. i was like, you think? basically he said something to me that was so helpful during this process. he says those people are the top of their game. they are the best in their field, so are you. more importantly, they want what you are about to give them. that is to build a museum. so you, yourself, view yourself as the equal. i reviewed them completely as equal, but i realize that if i lead i could learn how to work with them. each one was different, quincy down jones, i will tell you quincy jones with the best. when i go to sequence events for the first time, huge house in beverly hills and you walk in and like there are oscars and emmys just