whit? >> am not looking forward though that cold. all right. rob, thank you. >>> now to the midterm elections. control of congress still undecided. in arizona and nevada the ballot counting continues with senate races too close to call. tonight what election officials are saying about their efforts to count those ballots. abc's senior national correspondent terry moran in phoenix tonight. >> reporter: tonight, with votes still being counted in arizona, some voters here are angry and suspicious that the results aren't in. >> i don't know why every other state except a handful can count everything by now except arizona. >> reporter: kari lake, the republican candidate for governor and an election denier, is now spreading vague conspiracy theories, accusing election officials of trying to slow roll the vote counting, but offering no proof. overnight, those officials fought back. >> quite frankly, it is offensive for kari lake to say that these people behind me are slow rolling this when they'r

whit? >> stephanie, thanks. let's get to rob marciano. rob, we can see the messy conditions hitting the east coast. time this out. >> reporter: it's moving quickly, whit. it was in georgia this morning. the center in west virginia moving 47 miles an hour. here's what it looks like on the radar. in west virginia is where the center is. the warm side has the heavier rain into parts of new england. we're squeezing it in with a cold front and that's squeezing more rain out. it doesn't clear new england until late tomorrow. behind the front here comes the cold. temperatures dropping 30 degrees. saturday morning windchills looking bitterly cold. it gets to the northeast sunday and monday. whit? >> not looking forward to that. rob, thank you. >>> now to the midterm elections. in arizona and nevada the ballot counting continues with senate races too close to call. what election officials are saying about their efforts to count ballots. abc's senior national correspondent terry moran in phoenix. >>

whit? is good news. we know law enforcement will be watching those crowds very closely. aaron, thank you. >>> we want to turn now to the mass shooting at a virginia walmart. an employee opening fire at the store killing six people and injuring at least seven others before taking his own life. his motives are now under investigation as we learn more about the victims. jay o'brien is in chesapeake, virginia, with the latest. jay, good morning. >> reporter: whit, good morning. flags across the state of virginia have been lowered to half-staff here as many families in the community are waking up on this thanksgiving without their loved ones and others are left asking what could have led to this? overnight a devastated community paying respect to the fallen as the city of chesapeake, virginia, released the names and photos of those tragically killed in the second mass shooting this week. those six identified as lorenzo gamble, brian pendleton, kellie pyle, randall blevins, tyneka johnson and a 1

whit. >> important tip there.hould shoppers be on the lookout for as they fill their carts today? >> reporter: you might want to be holiday shopping but experts say that right now is a good time to stock up on everyday items. they say now you're seeing steeper discounts than usual, whit. >> all right, nice to see everybody is behaving at that target behind you so far, elwyn. thanks so much. we appreciate it. eva. >> and we like a discount. >>> our consumer correspondent becky worley is in our supersaver command center with the best deals going live at this very moment. becky, what are you seeing so far? >> reporter: eva, good morning. i want to start out with gaming consoles. let's go to the best price on the xbox series, 229 at gamestop. that's $50 off. now, we're going to move over to the ps5. it has no discount, but there is a restock that's opened up at walmart stores today. i have seen a little inventory online. they may have some there. they may have some in store. this thing has been so hard to purchase. ok

whit? >> all right.arcus, thanks so much. >>> let's get another check >>> another check of the weather. greg dutra is here. we got the cold blast coming in now. >> we do, yeah, time to bundle up. a lot of folks haven't seen their first freeze. chicago had their first freeze of the season, almost a record late one, and this is snow falling on a baseball field out in oklahoma here. those snowflakes are flying moving into the north and east from ohio into western new york, although that system does warm a little bit as it gets there later on tonight. this is the first real arctic blast of the season. check out temperatures and freeze warnings that are going on across the south from oklahoma into texas. i mean, you get down to 25 degrees this morning in oklahoma city. by tomorrow morning it's still in the upper 20s and lower 30s moving east, warm on the east co >> i am abc7news meteorologist drew tuma with your forecast. morning drizzle will lead to bright skies mid-day with the chance of a scattered shower

we're forecasting 76, so enjoy that record high, whit.k to you. >> it's like we won the lottery in the weather department, not the powerball. we're going to talk about that right now actually. thank you so much, danielle. your billion dollar dreams aren't over yet. no winning ticket for the record powerball jackpot overnight, so now the prize gets even bigger. $1.9 billion, and we all get another shot to just sink more money right back in. deidre bolton joins us with more. deidre, good morning. >> reporter: no winner, the powerball jackpot now stands at $1.9 billion. the next chance to win, tomorrow, monday, november 7th. now, if you want to play the odds, they're tough, but you have about 1 in a 300 million chance of winning. if you're wondering which states are the luckiest, here they are, indiana, followed by missouri and minnesota. another tip, the most drawn numbers over the last seven years, they are 61, 32, 21, 63 the most common powerball, 24. by the way, if you do win, experts say consider taking annuity payments, not taking the

whit?washington now and the race to avert a national rail strike. congress is moving to impose a settlement on the unions after president biden warned that a rail shutdown would devastate the economy. our congressional correspondent rachel scott is on capitol hill with the latest. rachel, good morning. >> reporter: whit, good morning. with just days to go, this is down to the wire. a nationwide rail strike would be catastrophic. we're talking about a devastating blow to the economy. by one estimate this could cost consumers and businesses up to $2 billion a day. not to mention that it would freeze rail lines for approximately 7 million travelers and commuters. this is exactly why president biden has asked congress to step in to help avoid a rail strike. he summoned congressional leaders to the white house, and they want to move quickly. in a few hours the house is expected to take up legislation that would impose a tentative agreement that president biden and his administration helped negot

whit? t.j. now to the so-called tripledemic threat and fears it could get worse following the holiday weekend. more than three-quarters of the nation's pediatric beds are now filled and urgent care centers are seeing a crush of patients. trevor ault is at a children's hospital right here in new york with more. trevor, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit. officials here say they've already been facing high levels of patients in the emergency department and with covid we've seen repeatedly how holiday gatherings can accelerate the spread of sickness. we could now be seeing that happening on three separate fronts. this morning, health officials fearing the holidays may worsen the tripledemic surge of flu, rsv and covid. some hospitals and urgent cares are already facing a crush of patients. >> our book-ahead slots absolutely fill up. >> reporter: data from hhs shows nationally pediatric bed occupancy remains the highest it's been in the last two years. 78% of beds are filled. in long

whit? now to bali where tomorrow president biden will have his first in-person meeting as president with chinese leader xi jinping at the g20 summit. britt clennett is there, britt, good morning to you. what more are you learning about what's on the agenda here? >> reporter: good morning, whit, president biden said the discussions are going to be straightforward, even striking a kind of optimistic tone that there's never any miscalculation about which each of the them stand, biden saying that's critically important in their relationship, but let's be serious, there are some real sore points they'll need to get through to reach any kind of reset, taiwan being one of them. held military drills in august after house speaker nancy pelosi visited taiwan in a show of support and biden has also used some kind of stronger, firmer language in reference to defending the island if china were to invade. biden will want some clarity on china's partnership with russia. putin started the war, he invaded u

whit? >> that's what they are bracing for. maryalice, thank you. >>> in massachusetts this morning, at least one person is dead. dozens of others injured after a bus carrying students crashed near boston. carrying students back to brandeis university before 11:00 last night. they have not said what caused the crash, but the front end of the bus seems to have collided with a tree. first responders rushed to the residential neighborhood to help those injured. our nashlle affiliate, wkr we have the snow, we see it, and also the cold blast sinking in now. >> the cold is coming across the country. i want to start with this video from orchard park in new york where the bills played. that's why the game shifted. you can see drifts of snow, 77 inches of snow. luckily for these folks, the snow is beginning to shut off. do want to talk about the lake effect snow. we have it ongoing today. from cleveland to erie we could see four to seven inches of snow. wind gusts of 35 miles per hour. but the jackpot of snow coming off lake ontario tod

becky, good morning. >> reporter: whit, good morning.new meaning. livestream shopping is a cross between social media, ecommerce, and the home shopping network. >> i hope you guys are as excited as your boy to shop some cyber deals. >> reporter: the newest wave of shopping at your fingertips. >> so glad you're watching because you're going to be among the first to get some of these amazing early deals. >> reporter: welcome to livestream shopping. it's similar to the home shopping channels. products are sold to a live audience and viewers can shop directly from the stream. music sensation jason derulo headlining walmart's livestream event last christmas, and more often livestreams are being created around influencers to engage their audiences in the all-new online shopping experience. >> it's a huge market, like the next phase, next level of shopping. >> reporter: the trend started in china and gained traction during the pandemic. now it's projected to bring in about $25 billion a year in the u.s. by 2025. amazon and walmart have invested

abc's whit johnson in arizona tonight. >> don't forget to vote! >> reporter: in one of the country's most pivotal senate races, tonight, democrat mark kelly, a former astronaut and combat pilot, is fighting to keep his seat in arizona. >> i expect to win this election. and we've worked really hard, and i feel i've earned the votes. >> reporter: but polls showing his republican opponent blake masters closing in. a political newcomer endorsed by former president trump, who's been hammering democrats on issues like crime, immigration, and the economy, while phoenix is seeing the nation's highest inflation rate at 13%. >> look at what they've done to destroy our economy. >> reporter: and in the race for governor, republican and former tv news anchor kari lake, taking on arizona secretary of state katie hobbs, a democrat who made a name for herself defending the 2020 election results. >> this race for governor isn't about democrats or republicans. it is about sanity over chaos. >> reporter: but lake with a slight negligent the polls. she's one of 199 r

marcus, good morning to you. >> reporter: whit, good morning.eah, this is just the latest round of missiles fired by north korea as the country responds to those military drills between the u.s. and south korea. the four missiles, the short-range ballistic missiles fired overnight, and according to south korean defense officials, those rockets landed in the west sea. of course, news of this test spread very quickly. the u.s. and south korea concluding their joint military drills just today, and overnight defense officials releasing images of b1 bombers, f-35s and f-16s all participating in those drills. they, of course, want kim jong-un to see these images and perhaps be deterred from any further missile or nuclear warhead tests, and the u.s., of course, is not only watching north korea's moves here on the korean peninsula, but also on the war in ukraine. the u.s. has accused north korea of sending weapons to russia in that fight, and as tensions continue to rise here on the korean peninsula, the u.s. defense secretary said recently that if nort

still so much at stake in these races as the ballots are still being counted. >> thank you so much, whit> we turn to florida where governor ron desantis is projected to handily win a second term. in new york, kathy hochul took over after andrew cuomo resigned, projected to become the first woman elected to lead that state. in michigan, incumbent get when whitmer is projected to win re-election after a hard-fought race for governor in michigan. abortion was also on the ballot in michigan. my "nightline" coanchor juju chang is there. >> reporter: good evening to you, byron. we've been listening to our share of motown here at the motor city casino in detroit. it's gretchen whitmer's election night headquarters. she just took to the stage to say that she's feeling damn good about tonight. there's been a blue wave throughout michigan what's been a big night for governor whitmer. and proposal 3, which was codifying abortion into the ballot, also passed. it's lifting the tide of democratic candidates all down-ballot here in michigan. unlike across the country where inflation, pocketbook issues

whit. >> did you say 15 hours? wow. that's a long time in the water.e able to get to him. >>> another check of the weather and to danielle breezy out there in nashville. good morning once again. >>> good morning, guys, and we're talking about that cold out there this morning. i want to show you this video, this is off of lake superior as you can see, this is near wisconsin, this is pancake ice, which is actually circular pieces with edges, now i want t talk about the wind chill this morning because as you'll see here it feels like 33 nashville. it's cold across the country. it's warm down to the south, though, along the gulf coast, we're in the 60s, that's good news because severe weather is expected along the i-10 corridor. but the big story here, as we head through sunday, monday and tuesday we'll feel that thaw. we'll talk more about that >>> i don't know about you guys but i think of pancake ice, i'm just getting hungry thinking about pancakes this morning. >> it's that time for sure. >> i was thinking about those wings we ate yesterday. >> yes, ye

mary alice, good morning. >> whit, good morning.s was a major decision from attorney general merrick garland, but in many ways also the safe decision. garland said these cases where a former president has decided to run again presents exactly the kind of extraordinary circumstance that calls for a special counsel. >> announcing my candidacy. >> just days after president trump declared his third run for the white house, merrick garland announcing his decision to appoint a special counsel to oversee two different criminal investigations with trump at the center. >> appointing a special counsel at this time is the right thing to do. >> garland arguing the decision was to keep these investigations independent and remove even an appearance of politics at play. ? based on recent developments including the former president's announcement that he is a candidate for president in the next election and the sitting president's stated intention to be a candidate, as well, i have concluded that it is in the public interest to appoint a special co

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whit whit i did -- mr. wittman: i would like to thank our colleagues for joining us in this remembrance. donald was an incredible leader, he was a dedicated father and husband and loved serving others and he was passionate about his job and passionate about the people of the 4th district. we were at rifle high schools in richmond what an individual, a person of integrity and passion, dedicated to the people he served. he loved being a legislator. he loved solving problems for people. he loved interacting with people. he just loved the whole idea of giving of himself and putting others first. that truly what donald was about and we have dealt with him throughout the years and he had the utmost integrity. and while there were political differences among the different members of our virginia delegation, for donald it was always about getting things done. and he would be forthright with you and he was looking to solutions. donned was the public servant and the leader, the example for all of us in the virginia d

whit johnson is there. how's it going, whit? >> reporter: hey, good morning to you.pie and we have another celebrity judge. and our celebrity chef is here with the play by play. you like what you see so far? >> i do. i see ty is playing a little defense with the potato, but he'll get through it. >> on this side? >> he's crushing those cookies. putting together mud pie. both are here to bins win. >> the competition is fierce. which pie will prevail? stick around. coming up later on. >> thank you, whit. estee lauder announced a deal. that's with tom ford. we'll have more on that ahead. >>> we want to get to the latest on the war in ukraine. russia escalating attacks across the country, and this as explosions in poland killed two people. let's go back to tom soufi burridge on the scene in poland for us. good morning again, tom. >> reporter: good morning again, michael. another update just in. the secretary general of nato saying it is likely the explosion was caused by a ukrainian air defense missile which went astray. the entire area ahead has been closed off. this sho

while ballad counting is still under wayne, a state media exit polls shows him whitting 82 percent of the vote. the snap election came months after took high have violently suppressed unprecedented protest to the united states. now where police in the state of colorado said, 5 people were killed and 18 others wounded in a shooting. at an algebra, tick united club in colorado springs club goers font and stopped the suspected gunman who's now in police custody. it was over in a matter of seconds. police were alerted just before midnight, a shooting at club q. the 1st officer arrived in the area at 12 am, and the suspect was detained and subsequently taken into custody at 12 o 2. but by then 4 people were already did. a 5th would die later at a hospital. police believe the 22 year old suspect entered the l g b t q nightclub and just started shooting with what they're described as a long rifle. i ran to the dressing room immediately. there was a, with me and jack, former delusional, who was in the directory. i made them lock the doors and we got none on the ground and cut off the light, a

shortage of diesel fuel now hitting crisis mode and still the president says, don't look at me the whit house correspondent has more on this from the nation's capital. >> president biden wants to tak a bit of a victory lap over the fact gas prices are actually down significantly down from their staggering high watermark earlier this summer. >> here at home in america that they are down more than a dolla 20 cents the peak this summer. they've been falling for the best part of the last three weeks. >> but here's the context. yes it is a true gas is cheaper now that it was back in june when the average top to $5 a gallon. a record but it is still a up when compared to when biden too office when it was 239 to hear the president tell it it's not his policies that's not the problem. it's a greedy big oil companies responsible for your payment of the. >> these companies are making average profits by refining oil over the last with the years. instead of the outrageous profits the making today and if the paths of the onto the consumers, the price of gas would come down an additional 5 cents. >>

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whit, we appreciate you.senate race but control could come down to the runoff in georgia again. steve osunsami is in atlanta and, steve, it is going to be quite a month ahead for us. >> reporter: that's right. both campaigns are preparing for an intense month ahead and if democrats fail to win the u.s. senate races in arizona, you can bet a large spotlight from washington will be focussed on georgia. the good news is that it will be over fast. the election takes place on december 6th. but the law requires early elections to start no later than november 28th. that's just a few days after thanksgiving. on herschel walker's side of things, keep an eye out for kemp republicans, moderate republicans to coalesce with the trump republicans behind this candidate. and on the democratic side, their big challenge is getting their voters back out to vote again in a runoff election. historically they've had trouble doing that here. the one giant exception was the presidential election of 2020, where in a runoff election b

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. >> whit johnson is in phoenix. good morning, whit. >> reporter: george, good morning to you. this would be a very close race in this battle ground of arizona and that's exactly what's happening here with hundreds of thousands of ballots still left to be counted. senator mark kelly's campaign tells us they like where he stands right now, calling it a solid start for him. he has a slight lead over republican blake masters who was endorsed by donald trump. masters went home last night without ever walking on the stage to greet his supporters. the governor's race is even closer. the democrat katie hobbs holding a slight lead over kari lake. lake has become a darling of the maga movement repeating false claims about the 2020 election. she did take the stage last night blasting election officials telling supporters, we will not stop fighting until we hve every legal vote counted and her team filed a lawsuit against maricopa county after there were issues with tabulation machines that were later resolved. a judge denied that suit and county officials insisted that no voters were tur

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>> okay, whit, thanks very much.brazile, republicans and democrats. chris, you were out campaigning all during the midterms. what do you expect? >> look, george, i just have felt especially in the last ten days a real movement towards republicans and it's really been because of what i'm hearing from voters, not who they're voting for but what they're talking about. they're talking about inflation and they're talking about crime. and those are really the only two issues i've heard voters talking about in states where i've been to. in colorado particularly, inflation is up over 15% in colorado and they're really feeling it out there. so in those states that's why i think those issues are ones that democrats have been uncomfortable talking about. they're more interested in talking about abortion and about threat to democracy. and when you see a party not talking about the things that voters are talking about, it usually means it's moving away from them. >> donna, democrats are facing historic headwinds. when inflation i

i don't know what you're talking about whit seupremacy and white supremacists. i don't know.now nothing about david duke and i know nothing about white supremacists. >> after charlottesville when he said there were fine people on both sides. there was the proud boys when he talked about the proud boys and he said stand back and stand by during a presidential debate. what has he offered in terms of an explanation? >> he has trieded to clean this up a couple of times now on truth social just in the last 24 hours, and i want to read you what he said. this past week kanye west called me to have dinner at mar-a-lago. shortly thereafter, he unexpectly showed up with three of his friends whom i knew nothing about and we had din or the back patio. the dinner was quick and uneventful and they then left for the airport and in a subsequent post think because kanye west has been engulfed in controversy over his anti-semitic remarks, trump said more about the dinner on truth social saying there was no anti-semitism expressed during this conversation, but that same-old pattern that we're s

thanks for joining me, i'm paula reed in today for fredricka whit whitfield. >>> we begin with unprecedentedcts of defiance in china. protesters in shanghai chanting "step down" to china's leader and his ruling communist party. but also this, videos from shanghai, showing protesters being roughed up and dragged away. cnn's steven young has more. >> it was just extraordinary to hear the protesters chant the slogans targeting xi jinping and the ruling party. even the most vehement opponent up to that point have been dancing around this issue, saying how the top leadership had its heart in the right place, but instead blaming local law enforcement. but those protester saying the problem lies with the system. that is obviously not somebody that's tolerated in this one-party dictatorship. so people are worried about the protesters taken away. on sunday, there was another crowd gathering on the same spot, demanding the protesters' release. now we understand there's a heavy police presence on location with the authorities sealing off a larger area around this site but also clearing everyone from th

. >> tucker: how big is the whits community in oakland?t aware of it. >> tucker: watch the full interview tomorrow on fox nation tomorrow morning. so drug addiction, the drug epidemic, really driven by china through mexico, is rearranging the fabric of the country. millions of americans have had their lives destroyed. that's a well-known and depressing story. our next guest is one of those who managed to turn her life around after years and years of horrifying addiction, and she gained insights in the process to tell us what we probably ought to be doing right now to stop this. she joins us next. hi, i'm jason and i've lost 202 pounds on golo. when you have to get wheeled through the airport because you're too heavy to make it and you have extreme pain, you have to make a change. golo enabled me to make that change. golo is real and it changes your life. >> tucker: it's been over a week since the midterm elections and there's still a number of u.s. house races whose outcomes we don't know. officials are continuing to, quote, count the vote

whit johnson has the details.lved in this was. >> absolutely. michael, good morning to you, and this is really every parent's fear. a stranger approaching and then following their child after school but this 10-year-old knew exactly what to do and he found safety by remembering something his dad taught him. >> i was scared and shaking. so i was thinking something really fast. >> reporter: it's that quick thinking that helped keep 10-year-old sammy green safe during this frightened close call caught on cameras in pottstown, pennsylvania. sammy seen here followed by a stranger on his way home from school. >> she was talking about, like, i'm going to wawa. are you going? what you are getting from wawa? and she is like where is your family at? >> reporter: sammy, a hall monitor at school knew something was wrong and remembered what his dad told him. >> if you're getting followed, don't trust them. act casual and go by any adult. >> reporter: that's when he spotted a familiar store and hurried inside, making his way ov

in the meantime, we go to arizona, whit johnson is covering both races for us.ll, david, here at republican headquarters, they are very energized, most 0 the republican ticket has been campaigning in one place. there are hundreds of people here behind me. they have an overflow area. but david, really, what we've seen in the final days is a campaign of fear on both sides. republicans saying that democrats are destroying the country and you need to vote like your lives depend on it, like the lives of your children depend on it. democrats saying that democracy itself is on the ballot. and what we've seen is this barrage of campaign ads, the candidates really trying to just scare the votes out of people, saying a vote for the other side, warning of dire consequences, but david, i want to go back to something that was just noted earlier this evening. the tabulation issues in maricopa county. it's worth talking about here, because the county officials confirmed that they did have these issues at 60 different locations, they say that it was related to problems with the

missing piece in the public record such as what, if anything, did donald trump or anyone inside the whitnight before january 6, president trump instructed his chief of staff, mark meadows, t contact both roger stone and michael flynn regarding that would play out the next day. ms. hutchinson, is your understanding that you meadows called litterst on the fifth? >>> i'm under the impression that mr. menard to complete bot the carlton mitchell donated general flynn the evening of th fifth. >> you know what they talked about that evening, is hutchinson? >>> i'm not sure. >> i feel like we don't know th full story on the proud boys an oathkeepers. >> i think that the committee i set to get to the bottom of wha white house officials might hav coordinated with or spoken to proud boys. so what did those relationships look like? what were the lines of communication, and why were the talking? >> there is stuff we know. there is more depth they will put up probably within the reporter maybe next hearing speed i think what is important is that he was going through th process of selling that the elec

but people like gretchen whit givenmeasures er getting re-- whitmer getting reelected.e a little down, you tennessee guys this week? pete: by we don't need to talk about that, will. >> tennessee is going to beat my sue today, south carolina next weekend, and they're going to beat vanderbilt, be in the college footballing playoff, and next week down in fort lauderdale where hopefully it's a lot warmer, you're going to be the buying me a big, fat steak. i'm going to see if they have truffles -- [laughter] rachel: lobster on top. will: can i get a company card? is there a company card? [laughter] you have obama/ole miss -- alabama/ole miss today, right? >> yeah. alabama's lost two straight road games on the final play of the game. last week at lsu, before that in knoxville. and i think lane kiffin coming off the bye week with ole miss, we're here in the grove, it's going tock a cold one, but i think alabama wins 42-35, but ole miss covers, its number's too large. bama hasn't been great on the road. back in september down in austin when they made that kick to beat your univ

with us$500 for 3 months and roughly past january, the whit to the global supply-chain but lawmakers on capitol hill expect demonstrations to continue. >> the people of china are human beings, human beings don't like to be locked up and everywhere that is tried people have rebelled. >> reporter: shanghai and disneyland closed once again, reopened 4 days ago, now closing without a reopening date set just yet and $5 billion facility just complying with china and 0 covid restrictions, china reporting 32,000 new covid cases monday. a country, the health system is under development and that is what beijing will say, we need to protect our people, the latest world bank statistics, they have fewer hospital beds per 1000 people than kazakhstan. that shows if you have a 15% infection rate that would cause a huge strain in a country with 1 billion. cheryl: the you think they would be willing, goldman sachs thinks will push xi jinping. >> reporter: they said we will open by april and i think a lot of people are telling me this will push them to reopen, no way to step down because of covid restr

mother of all frauds a financial disaster of incredible proportions and it didn't even matter one whit to the stock market yes, the ongoing ftx crypto exchange train wreck has meant nothing to the averages. and i think we have to acknowledge the strength of the market in the face of the sam bankman-fried scandal. a day like today nasdaq declined 3.5% meanwhile, the crypto economy has shrunk from $3 trillion a year ago to well below 1 trillion today and at this pace i think you can go a lot lower i think the owners of these tokens will be lucky if they only get half from here. the revelation that this industry is totally unregulated makes you feel like a local dope for owning anything connected to crypto so the down side could still be enormous yeah, i get it, decentralized, blockchain, superior, no central bank -- ♪ hallelujah ♪ we can stipulate that another monetary system may be a good one. but how about stipulating this crypto's filled with fraudsters are in charge and i think they're practicing steve miller capitalism they're taking the money and running. but forget about crypto be

and of course, we know michigan, on the presidential battleground, governor gretchen whit mer is runningn in michigan, and you're seeing states like michigan, as well as vermont, and california, and enshrining a right to an abortion in their state. and one state that is a little bit different, kentucky, is actually having a measure that was very similar to the one we saw in kansas back in august, and they are actually having a measure to say that there is not a right to an abortion in their state. and then hallie, we end up looking at having ballot measures to legalize marijuana, and in arkansas, and missouri, and the dakotas, as well as maryland. and then this is one of my favorite ones in nevada. and this one would institute a top five primary system, and then ranked choice voting in the general election. very similar to what we're seeing in alaska, and we're going to see if voters in nevada actually want to change how they conduct their primaries, as well as their general elections. and then, the mother of all ballot measures, and this is in california, the nation's largest state, thi

i'm talking about gretchen whit, or the governor of michigan who's been able to eat up to wind sal winning for a 2nd time out of the read. then there's also governor jared full is in colorado, who's managed to make it more blue out there in colorado to really good governors. that could be strong presidential candidates. now looking at the right, we see the error parent could be trump, protege to santa people. say, wow, look at what heats out of florida. putting the are real of glasses on here. not are sunglasses. we can say defensive. enjoy a lot of support throughout florida. he's probably the only candidate right now was the ability to mount a serious ground game against former president trump. so on the one hand, he good, but not great. and the, and the lesson for trump himself. i mean, it's unclear how much he moved the needle when he, when he jumped into those local races. what trunk shouldn't think that does and to says his only opponent, i think that's what he's thinking right now. he's under a report saying that he's pretty angry about the santas holding a competing rally the same

if you do not know him already, whit aires is a leading political consultant for more than 30 years with experience in survey research and political campaigns. he is the author of 2016 and beyond, which draws on his experience and decades of polling trends in the way in which new towns can help republicans win the presidency in the new america. we can tell he is a republican by his necktie. we appreciate him wearing a very republican necktie today so you can tell. he provides strategic insights to high-level political clients. i tenured -- a tenured professor at the university of north carolina. i did not know this. i thought the rest of it was making it up as we go along. we will see how it goes. and -- he demonstrates i not wearing that necktie you know he is a democrat -- he is a fellow in the -- where he focuses on the transformation and the future of politics. before joining that he was the senior american fellow in 2023 -- 2003 through 2022. not since the yankees got babe ruth from the red sox and we had a better trade with a rival organization. he is the co-author of the emerging

cancer whit helps to lose weight by influencing the brain.satiety hormone that blocks the center of hunger . professor margarita koroleva has already encountered patients for whom an independent experiment with a medicine ended sadly. they refuse to eat, they break through the state of absolute hunger, if you have lost weight, and without an integrated systematic approach with the participation of a doctor who will help you with this, otherwise you will gain it and gain even more kilograms, watching viral medicine with a tiktok company , the developer decided that she had discovered a gold mine and went along the path of the phaser corporation, which developed funds for cardia, but accidentally got a new cool medicine viagra titled as a drug for the treatment of obesity the main promoter of the drug unexpectedly became elon musk looking at photos of the paparazzi from vacation, a businessman. decided to lose weight immediately i lost 9 kg for a month on the question, how i answered directly everything is glut. now it will be easier for him to

the whit house must encourage the unions to negotiate a fair deal. we must be ready to intervene should one not be made. that is a reaction from capitol hill. here's your reaction this morning. from your tweets and text messages. andy saying i agree with the rail workers that they need more time off. maybe make a shorter workweek to makeup for hiring new employees. larry says, he is against the ective agreements, and that is what needs to be looked at. and ty in florida, the binary choice, talking about issues in china. this is derek and brandywine, maryland. an independent. good morning. caller: good morning. i work for amtrak. i have been there for almost 19 years. it is said that this contract is being held up because they don't want to give us sickly. -- sick leave. we had to work through the pandemic and they did not give us nothing extra. it is very rare you do not have sick leave. you have people getting hazard duty pay and we didn't get no hazard duty pay. have people getting fired because they didn't want to get the vaccine. if biden backs t

and yet this man has been both used and abused by a political process that doesn't give one whit about>> and that's really a tragic story that we're watching here. >> think about all the family baggage now unearthed for walker now on public display. he'll always be heisman winner herschel walker but so much of his reputation, joe and mika, has been tarnished by this and i think a lot of republicans were willing, saw his challenges but willing to hold their nose for him if it meant the senate majority. now gone, certainly to republicans i speak to say that enthusiasm issues in georgia ahead of the runoff six days out, particularly seeing record early voting turnout there. >> watching georgia and now one week after donald trump dined with a white nationalist at his florida home, republican leaders in congress addressed the situation yesterday. speaking to reporters after a meeting at the white house, minority leader kevin mccarthy denounced the dinner but refused to denounce the former president directly. >> i don't think anybody should be spending any time with nick fuentes. he has no p

that breathes life into the party, the focus on identity and inclusion is making it more popular with whitic voters and tim, let me add to that black voters according to reverend al sharpton who says that he is baffled and his parishioners wherever he goes are baffled by some of the more progressive stance the far left takes on racial justice. this is something that david shore started warning democrats about two years ago. >> joe. that's exactly right. this is not that complicated. we want to treat this, perhaps, like it's a mystery, but it really boils down to simple reality that you hear from democrats of color at the local level all across the country. they believe that their party has, over the last several years, made a sort of conscious effort to appeal to affluent, upper middle-class suburban wides and to their sort of cultural concerns at the expense of the everyday economic concerns of working and middle class people of color and it's basically that simple and this has played out in many different ways across the country. you see it in the rio grande valley and you see it in the