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pamela: siempre con la mente positiva.lecciÓn mÁs importante en estos tres meses mÁs felices me imagino de tu vida? michelle: sÍ, de verdad que han sido los mÁs felices de mi vida y lo que ha aprendido es que todo llega en el momento indicado. que hay que saber esperar. yo quiero decirle a todas las mujeres queestÁn en esa lucha continua con la infertilidad, que va a llegar, que tengan fe y que confÍan en ellas. y que los tiempos de dios son perfectos y que maÑana tienen una cita de impacto. pamela: con presentador: confirman apagones. la compaÑÍa pg&e dice que mÁs de 20,000 clientes podrÍan quedarse sin luz en el Área de la bahÍa. la ciudad de oakland extendiÓ su programa de ayuda para pequeÑos negocios afectados por el coronavirus. una familia de san josÉ recuperÓ su camión de comida, pero cuentan por quÉ después de ser encontrado, no sintieron la alegrÍa que esperaban. ramÓn: muchas gracias por estar con nosotros. vamos a comenzar con el tiempo. nuestra regiÓn se encuentra con advertencia de bandera roja, y por eso la e

¿verdad, pamela?a: asÍ es, michelle aprovechamos para darle esta demostraciÓn de gratitud para todas esas personas que estÁn sirviendo y estÁn luchando arduamente contra esos fuegos forestales. con esta hermosa sorpresa que nos toca el corazÓn nos despedimos, pero maÑana tenemos mucha mÁs in >> sin electricidad, la compaÑÍa pg&e, puso apagones preventivos debido a las malas condiciones del tiempo. >> proceso de votaciÓn. autoridades del condado de santa clara, nos hablan de los protocolos que se impondrÁn en los centros de sufragio. >> analizamos la propuesta 19, que propone otorgar impuestos a las propiedades de los dueÑos de tercera edad. noticias univisiÓn 14 comienza ya. ramÓn: gracias por acompaÑarnos, vamos a comenzar con una noticia de Última hora, la mayorÍa del senado confirmÓ a amy coney barrett, como jueza de la corte suprema de estados unidos. los demÓcratas han calificado este proceso como ilegÍtimo, ya que faltan pocos dÍas para las elecciones. amy coney barrett, formarÁ parte del tribun

pamela brown, cnn, washington. >> thanks, pamela. >>> okay.lot of questions tonight about the investigations into those fake drop boxes. we'll speak with one of the people leading them. okay? orange county district attorney is going to bring us the latest, next. easy to wear with soothing vicks vapors for her, for you, for the whole family. trusted soothing vapors, from vicks it's got our sharpest five german blades ever and unlike some other companies, we don't raise the price when we make you something new. harry's. not the same. knowinit's hard.re is hard. eliminate who you are not first, and you're going to find yourself where you need to be. ♪ the race is never over. the journey has no port. the adventure never ends, because we are always on the way. ♪ ♪ >>> this is a very important story since we are coming up on an election very closely. very important election. please pay attention. fake ballot drop boxes. turning up in some places in southern california at politically affiliated offices. the candidate headquarters, and even churches.

pamela: los esperamos en el facebook life para nuestra conversaciÓn respecto al cÁncer de mama. maÑana en primer impacto. >> las condiciones estarÁn vientos fuertes en la regiÓn. si ocurre algÚn incendio forestal se va a propagar con rapidez. cuÁndo va a ocurrir este cambio, mÁs adelante hablaremos. presentador: segÚn la compaÑÍa de electricidad alrededor de 50.000 clientes podrÍan resultar afectados en la zona. si su hogar pierde el suministro elÉctrico p&g, tenemos una lista como puede preparar a su familia ante un apagÓn. la ciudad de san francisco avanzarÁ a franja amarilla a mediados del mes. las empresas que cuenten con menos de 20 empleado podrÁ admitir no mÁs el 20%, control de salud de los empleados. si siguen mejorando los controles. la pandemia ha llevado a negociantes a impulsar otras Áreas que jamás se habrÍan imaginado. tayana, adelante. reportera: esa mujer encontrÓ una oportunidad en medio de la crisis. >> como acÁ en colombia y para todo el mundo la situaciÓn se puso muy difÍcil. reportera: ella se reinventÓ en esta pandemia. >> buscar un lugar donde pudiera ven

pamela brown, cnn, washington. >> thanks, pamela. >>> okay.ave a lot of questions tonight about the investigations into those fake drop boxes. we'll speak with one of the people leading them. okay? orange county district attorney is going to bring us the latest, next. never run dry of... killer attitude. or hydration. neutrogena® hydro boost. the #1 hyaluronic acid moisturizer delivers 2x the hydration for supple, bouncy skin. neutrogena®. a livcustomizeper iquickbooks for me. okay, you're all set up. thanks! that was my business gi, this one's casual. get set up right with a live bookkeeper with intuit quickbooks. ♪ ♪ heart monitors that let your doctor watch over you, just like you watch over your best friend. another life-changing technology from abbott, so you don't wait for life. you live it. >>> this is a very important story since we are coming up on an election very closely. very important election. please pay attention. fake ballot drop boxes. turning up in some places in southern california at politically affiliated offices. the cand

>> pamela, thank you very much. you just heard pamela's report.general is sending a warning about voter intimidation in his state. he reacts to the president's call for supporters to watch the polls right after this. want to brain better? unlike ordinary memory supplements... neuriva has clinically proven ingredients that fuel 5 indicators of brain performance. memory... focus... accuracy... learning and concentration. try it today with our money-back guarantee! >>> president trump using the platform of the first presidential debate to try to cast doubt on the integrity of the election, but critics see it as an attempt to -- at voter intimidation, including repeating his false claim that mail-in violate is ripe for fraud. >> i'm urging my supporters to go into the polls and watch very carefully, because that's what has to happen. i am urging them to do it. i hope it's going to be a fair election. if it's a fair election, i am 100% on board, but if i see tens of thousands of ballots being manipulated, i can't go along with that. >> aaron ford is ne

now they hope naval officer pamela keith can win the senate. pamela, kei keith, that's a big smile.a month ago and you were trailing congressman mast by eight points. but you are given the endorsement. they say you are better than congressman mast. do you feel like you've been able to build support in the last couple of weeks? >> absolutely, alex, and the latest has our campaign up two points. that is within the margin of error, but we'd rather be up two than down two, and the support has been spectacular. democrats hold almost a 28-count lead in voter participation as well. we're more than optimistic. we're seeing the absolute dividends of grassroots campaigning, all the hard work that we've done and the strength of the campaign that we've earned. >> those are great numbers, thanks for sharing them. >>> do you realize that brian mast calls himself a moderate? what has that done for your campaign? >> we are dealing with something absolutely killing americans. we have 220,000-plus dead so far and the number keeps going up. moderation and stopping dead americans is a sin, it is a mora

pamela, similar problems apparently are popping up nationwide. >> they are.illions of americans have already cast their ballots in this election, and one of the methods that they're using right now is getting a lot of attention. roughly 8 million americans have already cast their ballots. some standing in line for hours. >> i thought maybe one hour most i would never even have came out to be honest if i knew it would be five hours. >> reporter: while others are putting them in drop boxes like these. but the seemingly simple process has turned quite complicated throughout the country. >> it's insane. i just -- i can't imagine in what world you would think that that would be acceptable. >> reporter: this california woman alerted local officials after finding an unofficial ballot drop box at a nearby church. in a facebook post the church's pastor told followers the church had a voting drop box but it wasn't a legal one. >> it was up for like four days before i even saw it, before it started to gain traction. so i'm really worried that someone put their ballot in

brown, cnn, washington. >> pamela, thank you very much.he drop box situation in ohio, i want to bring in david, he is the chairman of the ohio democratic party. thank you. appreciate you joining us. >> good to see you. thanks for having me. >> absolutely. so, here's what the secretary of state told my colleagues earlier today. i want to get your take on the other side of this. >> yep. >> we've made it more convenient than ever by requiring every county board of elections to have a secure, 24/7 drop box, but to expand it beyond that when it's not specifically called for in the law. it would be irresponsible, at this point, and would really cause confusion. >> so, how could having more drop boxes in ohio cause confusion? >> it wouldn't cause confusion. it would actually make voting easier. you know, this is a secretary of state who, when people started pushing for drop boxes months ago, he said, oh, he wanted more drop boxes but he didn't think the law allowed it. so, we went to court and said, of course, the law allows it. there wasn't one

>> pamela, thank you very much. you just heard pamela's report. nevada's attorney general is sending a warning about voter intimidation in his state. he reacts to the president's call for supporters to watch the polls. right after this. struggling to clean tough messes with wipes? try mr. clean magic eraser sheets. just wet, squeeze and erase icky messes in microwaves and on stovetops for an amazing clean, get the power of mr. clean magic eraser in disposable sheets. because i want to be a part of something amazing. - i know my gift to shriners hospitals for children makes a difference in the lives of children. - our support gives kids a bright future. - i give because when i see a child smile, i smile. - when you support shriners hospitals for children, you're joining thousands of other caring people like you who have helped kids like me and over 1.4 million other kids do amazing things. - will you call the number on your screen right now and give $19 a month, just 63 cents a day? you'll be making a life-changing difference for a kid just like me

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we are also joined by south carolina lieutenant governor, pamela e. thank you, pamela.g and so strong and so smart. you are doing a fantastic job. say hello to the governor. thank you. thank you, pamela. come up here, dan. [cheering and applause] say a few words. >> thank you mr. president, welcome to north carolina. another four years. welcome. [cheering and applause] mr. president, it's great to have you back in the great did of north carolina. you can see where tens of thousands of people love you. north carolina will vote for donald j. trump one more time in november. mr. president, we have a couple things in common here. our opponents are stuck in their basement for the last hundred days. they both have the same philosophy. destroyed,s to instead of buildup. we both come from a business background. i will work with you to make north carolina great again and america great again. [cheering and applause] trump, president trump has done more for the u.s. in the >> 46 months than joe biden has done in the last 46 years. [cheering and applause] and we don't need a do-not

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we are also joined by south carolina's lieutenant governor, pamela e. thank you, pamela.g and so strong and so smart. you are doing a fantastic job. say hello to the governor. thank you. thank you, pamela. come up here, dan. [cheering and applause] say a few words. >> thank you mr. president, welcome to north carolina. another four years. welcome. [cheering and applause] president trump has done more for the u.s. in the last 46 months than joe biden has done in the last 46 years. [cheering and applause] and we don't need a do-nothing president, america, we need a president that gets things done. here in north carolina, we have a do-nothing governor. for four years, we have a governor who has done absolutely nothing except for shut our state down, shut our schools down, close our economy down, and destroy one of the greatest economies of the u.s. join with me over the next 13 days to vote republican, vote donald j. trump, and vote for dan forest for governor. god bless you. pres. trump: thank you, dan. thank you. thank you, dan. he will be a great governor. you are making

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cnn's pamela brown is working the story for us. >> reporter: with five days to go until election day,an a third of america's registered voters have already cast their ballots. >> it's more sense of security when we vote in person. >> reporter: 28 states have receive in order than 50% of total ballots cast in 2016. and florida, where more than seven million people have voted, the democrats' big early turnout lead has narrowed to just over 200,000. the texas turnout is already massive, with more than 8 million votes cast so far. early voting there is on track to eclipse its entire 2016 vote total. >> we want to make it as easy as can be to make it accessible. so this location is open 24 hours. >> reporter: there are also new legal battles over whether late arriving mail-in votes will be counted. in two key states, the u.s. supreme court has weighed in. north carolina can count ballots up to nine days after the election if they are clearly postmarked by november 3rd. and pennsylvania, the decision is trickier, allowing ballots received by november 6 to be counted for now, but the court m

cnn's pamela brown has more. >> reporter: another state, another day of hours in long lines and some mishaps as voters go to the polls. this time, texas. >> everybody's come out to vote here. lines around the corner. >> reporter: across the lone star state, houston, fort hood and voteers are taking advantage of the start of early voting. >> i came out, 2 1/2 hours. >> reporter: in harris county, early voters hoping to use drive-through voting are facing similar delays. in travis county where a whopping 97% of the county's 850,000 eligible voters are registered to vote, some voting machines weren't working after waking up to news of a late night ruling upholding republican governor greg abbott's directive for one ballot drop box per state. a major issue where voters could spend more than an hour driving just to cast their vote. >> more than 50 miles in some cases to drop off their mail ballot. it's unfair. it's prejudicial and it's dangerous. >> reporter: it comes a day after a similar start where voters waited for hours to vote. in quinnette county, people waited for hours. >> i want

cnn's pamela brown reports. >> reporter: more than a third of america's registered voters have already cast their ballots. >> it's more a sense of a security when we vote in person. >> reporter: 28 states have received more than 50% of total ballots cast in 2016, in florida where more than 7 million people voted, the democrats big early turnout lead has narrowed to just over 200,000. the texas turnout is already massive. with more than 8 million votes cast so far. early voting there is on track to eclipse its entire 2016 vote total. >> we want to make it as easy as can be to make it accessible so this location is open 24 hours. >> reporter: there are also new legal battles over whether late arriving mail-in votes will be counted. in two key states, the u.s. supreme court has weighed in. north carolina can count ballots up to nine days after the election if they are clearly postmarked by november 3rd. and pennsylvania, the decision is trickier, allowing ball loot received by november 6th to be counted now but the court made clear they could be disputed later. pennsylvania officials anno

let's get the latest from cnn's pamela brown. >> there is a chance your voice is not going to be countedt? >> reporter: just 15 days to go and many voters are taking no chances. already more than 28 million votes have been cast nationwide. that number representing almost 20% of the more than 136 million total ballots cast four years ago. as of friday, ballots are now available in all 50 states and d.c. with in-person voting beginning in several key swing states in the coming days. >> good morning. >> reporter: today, it's getting under way in 52 of florida's 60 counties including large ones like broward, miami-dade and palm beach. not rainy weather in south florida this morning could stop voters from lining up before sunrise. for those voting by mail, mid-day monday, more than 2.4 million ballots have been cast in the sunshine state. that is only about 260,000 ballots fewer than all of the mail-in ballots tallied in 2016. >> i did have an absentee ballot but i wasn't comfortable with everything you hear on the news so i just decided to come in myself. >> reporter: 30% of ballots coming f

cnn's pamela brown explains. >> reporter: new concerns about possible voter intimidation. after the trump campaign filmed voters at a philadelphia polling station, the campaign claims it found at least three people dropping off more than one ballot each. what trump team's attorney believes is just the tip of the iceberg in what could constitute unlawful absentee voting. but voters are allowed to drop off ballots for people who are disabled and state officials warned the videos might be interpreted as intimidation. >> voter intimidation is illegal, videotaping you, taking pictures of you without your consent, is part of that. >> reporter: which the trump campaign calls categorically absurd. on election interference, intelligence officials confirm russian hackers have stolen election data. it's unclear how the information will be used. officials say iran used voter information to send threatening emails that came to light this week. >> iran and russia have taken specific actions to influence public opinion relating to our elections. >> reporter: the federal government issued

>> pamela, thank you. boy, here we go. less than three weeks. thank you for watching, everyone.erage continues.

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today there is troubling new concern about voter intimidation as cnn's pamela brown reports in our latest installment of "making it count." >> reporter: with the election less than two weeks ago, voter intimidation is coming to the forefront. election officials in florida and alaska went to the fbi after dozens of people reported receiving e-mails threatening to vote for trump or else. >> i think calling it out and letting it be seen for what it is will hopefully encourage people to ignore it. >> reporter: the e-mail was made to look like it came from a far right group, the proud boys, but they have denied involvement. a cnn analysis found that the e-mails were actually sent in a sophisticated way, routed through foreign servers. more cries of possible voter intimidation in miami. a police officer in full uniform wearing a trump mask inside a polling place called out by the mayor. >> his actions have violated departmental policy and he will be disciplined. >> reporter: and in memphis, a poll worker was fired for asking voters to turn their black lives matter shirts inside-out. >> this par

and cnn's pamela brown has more on the challenges taking place in early voting across the united states>>> roughly 8 million americans have already cast their ballots, some standing in line for hours. >> i thought maybe one hour at most. i would never have even came out to be honest if i knew it would be five hours. >> while others are putting them in drop boxes like these, but the seemingly simple process has turned quite complicated throughout the country. >> it's insane, i can't imagine in what world you thought this would be acceptable. >> this california woman alerted local officials after finding an unofficial ballot drop box at a nearby church. in a facebook post, the church's pastor told followers the church had a drop box but it wasn't a legal one. >> it was up for four days before i saw it, before it started to gain traction, so i'm really worried that someone put their ballot in there. >> in a sermon at the church, the pastor denied tampering with ballots. >> obviously we have a situation with the ballot box, and folks are saying things that we're tampering with it and things

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here's cnn pamela brown. >> go in to the polls and watch very carefully. >> reporter: president trump's call for supporters to stake out polling places has state officials scrambling to respond to the potential for election day intimidation and possibly violence. the massachusetts' attorney general is trying to calm her voters and warn about intimidation. >> we're not going to let donald trump undermine our election. it's a crime. >> reporter: while 11 governors united to condemn the president's message as a threat to democracy writing, there is absolutely no excuse for promoting the intimidation or harassment of voters. >> in philadelphia, they went in to watch. they're called poll watchers. a very safe, very nice thing. they were thrown out. weren't allowed to watch. you know why? because bad things happen in philadelphia. bad things. >> reporter: but it wasn't a bad thing. under state law poll watchers are not allowed in early voting locations. earlier that day, a false narrative began when a trump campaign staffer claimed pennsylvania democrats were scheming against the president as

pamela brown, cnn, washington. >>> the u.s. supreme court has rejected a republican attempt to require mail-in ballots be received by election day in pennsylvania. the court says officials can count these ballots if they're received within three days of election day, even if they don't have a postmark. lawyers for the republicans tried to argue that accepting ballots after november 3rd would inject chaos into election process. pennsylvania of course is a key battleground state in this election. >>> campaign rallies are all about creating excitement and energy, often using music. the president's events are no different. john fogerty of credence clear water revival demanding the trump campaign stop using his song. the lyrics include avoiding the draft. take a listen. >>. ♪ it ain't me, some folks are born silver spoon in hand lord ♪ ♪ it ain't me it ain't me i ain't no millionaire son ♪ >> released in 1969, fortunate son became an anthem against the vietnam war. fogerty told cnn he doesn't support the current president. he also s

cnn's pamela brown has the story. >>> president trump is back at it on twitter attempting to undermineis time he sees it on small printing errors in north carolina and california saying it will be the most corrupt in american history, a completely baseless claim. >> in 13 years i have served in the election, including last three presidential elections i've never witnessed false hoods disseminated about the integrity of our elections process that i've been seeing in this presidential cycle. >> in a new series of videos in the army for trump website the campaign is training supporters to become poll of whatters, something both political parties do. this video gives some specific instructions. >> a lot of the time you're looking at body language. if you see a confused look on a voters face, or a confused look on the poll workers face, or any kind of delay in the process, there's your clue. >> the videos say to be respectful and not disrupt the process but philadelphia's district attorney announcing a plan to protect voters from those who may show up at polling stations and try to intimida

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pamela: le contamos que millones de lectores estÁn votando de forma anticipada y muchos han optado porivertirse bailando mientras esperan por su turno para entregar la boleta. las iniciativas van desde coreografÍas improvisadas y camiones con mÚsica hasta djs y bandas que ejecutan ritmos en vivo. como ve, hay para todos los gustos pero lo importante es ejercer nuestro derecho al voto. yo lo hice esta maÑana. es un momento tan decisivo para este paÍs. michelle: recuerde que lo puede hacer por correo o en persona. asÍ nos despedimos por hoy. recuerde que tiene una cita maÑana con nuestro equipo de impacto. quÉdese presentador: hoy es martes 27 de octubre y estos son los titulares de la informaciÓn. dificultades tÉcnicas, hablamos con residentes sobre los apagones preventivos cÓmo continÚan afectando sus comunidades . prÓximo nivel, varios condados de la bahÍa avanzaron al plan de reapertura econÓmica esto quiere decir que mÁs negocios ofrecerán servicios en el interior a un mayor nÚmero de personas. nueva unidad, el departamento policial san francisco cuenta con un equipo que estarÁ a ca

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cnn's pamela brown has the latest. >> reporter: president trump is continuing to undermine the integrityf the election. >> they're sending out millions and millions of ballots. are they sending them to all democrats? this is going to be the second biggest political scandal in history. >> reporter: trump is spreading disinformation. vote by mail states and ballots to all active voters, and there are no signs of a looming scandal. and he went on. >> you're never going to know who won the election. it's going to be two weeks later. >> reporter: but election night results are always unofficial. the very real there won't be a winner is something that trump's security team has warned is no problem. >> november 3rd, we may not know the outcome of the election and that's okay but we're going to need your patience until the official results are announced. >> reporter: the plot to kidnap michigan's governor is raising fears on election day as tensions rise. >> it's not just a michigan problem. it's an american problem. and i think there's going to be more incidents to come. >> reporter: michigan's

>> thank you so much, pamela brown. that is making it count.p an eye on election integrity issues until the election. n tune into the only vice presidential debate tomorrow night, wednesday night, at 7:00 p.m. on cnn. i'll see you tomorrow. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." president trump ending talks with democrats on another stimulus bill to help millions and millions of americans facing increasingly dire financial fallout from the coronavirus pandemic. the virus is spreading further through the u.s. government with a third white house press aides testing positive right now. >>> the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff along with several members of the pentagon senior leadership are quarantining after a top u.s. coast guard official tested positive. the white house doctor says president trump, el

>> pamela brown, thank you so much.in election security headlines, admiral james tsvarides, author of the book "sailing true north." thank you for joining us. yesterday you warned in a piece in "the economist" that some unneighborly countries may be willing to take advantage of our divided nation is what we heard national security officials lay out last night, exactly what you were concerned about. >> it really is, jake. let's face it. we've heard a lot about iran. we've heard a fair amount about russia. the dog that hasn't barked yet that i worry about, if you will, is china. we've got a spread of concerns here. but let's conned of put them in perspective. if you want to put it in baseball terms, the iranians are not like a t-ball team. they're probably like a good high school baseball team. the russians in this zone are the l.a. dodgers. they're coming right at you, like they would for the world series. the chinese are even better. we haven't seen publicly discussions of what china is doing. but our elections are fron

pamela brown, thank you so much. >>> in our national lead, we want to take a moment to honor some ofis pandemic. today we are going to remember julie davis, a 49-year-old elementary school teacher in north carolina, considered an inspiration for her young students. her daughter described her as selfless and caring. davis died days after testing positive for coronavirus. may her memory be a blessing. our condolences go out to her family. our coverage continues on cnn right now. i'll see you tomorrow. >>> welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer in the situation room. we're following breaking news. the second presidential debate now derailed after president trump rejected a plan by the nonpartisan commission in charge to make the contest virtual due to mr. trump's covid-19 infection. democr democratic presidential nominee joe biden will do a town hall that night instead. house speaker nancy pelosi meanwhile is raising new and serious questions about the president's condition, saying he is in what she calls an

cnn's pamela brown reports in "making it count." >> reporter: with just four days to election day, the to voters in many places is clear -- it's too late to mail in your ballot. >> if you have an absentee ballot in your hand right now, drop it off in person. >> reporter: thursday night, a federal appeals court handed down another confusing ruling in minnesota, essentially moving up the deadline for mail-in ballots from a week after election day 8:00 p.m. on november 3rd. >> all of the ballots that come in after election day will be set side and segregated and there could be future litigation that might cause those ballots not to be counted. >> reporter: that is problematic for anyone in minnesota who already mailed in their ballots believing they had another week to be delivered. earlier this week, the u.s. supreme court kept ballot deadline extensions in place in north carolina and pennsylvania. by declining to make a decision, this close to the election. >> if they haven't sent their ballot in yet, walk it to the election office or a drop box but do it in person. >> reporter: bleutle

pamela brown reports. the many problems people across the country are already encountering as they try to cast ballots. >> reporter: another state, another day of hours and long lines and some mishaps as voters go to the polls. this time, texas. >> everybody has come out to vote here. lines around the corner. >> reporter: across the lone star state, houston, south austin, ft. hood, all with long lines as voters take advantage of the start of early voting. after waking up to news of a late night ruling upholding republican governor greg abbott's directive for one ballot drop box per county in the state. a major issue for densely populated counties where voters could spend more than an hour driving just to cast their vote. >> more than 50 miles in some cases to drop off their mail ballot. it's unfair. it's prejudicial and dangerous. >> reporter: a day in georgia where voters waited for hours to vote. >> i want to be out here to be able to share my voice. >> reporter: georgia is setting an early voting record

pamela brown reports. >> reporter: roughly 8 million americans have already cast their ballots.or hours. >> i thought maybe one hour at most. i would never have even came out to be honest if i knew it would be five hours. >> reporter: while others are putting them in drop boxes like these. but the seemingly simple process turned quite complicated throughout the country. >> it's insane. i can't imagine you would think that would be acceptable. >> reporter: this california woman alerted local officials after finding an unofficial ballot drop box at a church. the church's pastor told followers that the church had a voting drop box, but it b wasn't a legal one. >> it was unfor like four days before i even saw it. so i'm really worried that someone put their ballot in there. >> reporter: in a sermon of the the church, the pastor denied tampering with any ballots. >> obviously, we have a situation here with the ball becomes and folks are saying things that we're tampering with thing os of that nature. we're not tampering with anything. >> california's secretary of state tells cnn oper

pamela brown, cnn washington. >>> as important as each vote is, the electoral college is key to winning the white house. a candidate needs 270 electoral college votes, and we will look at the all important path to 270 later this hour. and we'll discuss what to expect in the final presidential debate tonight. special coverage of that begins at 7:00 p.m. eastern here on cnn. >>> and covid-19 cases and hospitalizations now climbing across the u.s.me a doctor weig in on president trump's comment that he wouldn't change much about his response to the pandemic. proven ingredients that fuel 5 indicators of brain performance. memory, focus, accuracy, learning, and concentration. try our new gummies for 30 days and see the difference. every minute. understanding how to talk to your doctor about treatment options is key. today, we are redefining how we do things. we find new ways of speaking, so you're never out of touch. it's seeing someone's face that comforts us, no matter where. when those around us know us, they can show us just how much they care. the first steps of checking in, the smalles