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Strength on election day. the polls do open here in marietta and across the state of georgia in just two hours' time. also of course a governor's race on the line. a rematch from 2018. republican governor brian kemp running again against democrat stacey abrams. a question in georgia, will the candidates avoid the runoff election. you heard herschel walker talking about it. they need 50% plus 1 to avoid that. that's what we'll have our eye on that. if they don't, there will be a month of overtime with the next runoff election on december 6th. >> oh, boy. no, no, no, no, no, jeff. i don't know i...

When you mentionjob what has been going on before? and, when you mention job cuts, what has been going on before? and, when you mentionjob cuts, obviously we have to see the scale of those, unions have to decide how much they can swallow, would there be an understanding that yes there is an acknowledgement that these things are going to have to be made? pragmatically, yes. both parties will be fighting as hard as they can to minimise the impact of the cost and on thejob to minimise the impact of the cost and on the job losses. to minimise the impact of the cost and on thejob losses. i think to...

>> you can't condemn her. >> no, you can't condemn oprah. to georgia where there has been a record breaking early voter turn out. eva mckend joins us. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, senator warnock continues to make this argument that herschel walker is not fit to serve in the united states senate. when he says this, he's really making a play for republican voters as well. but if neither candidate gets to this critical 50 plus 1% here in georgia, then it is going to trigger a december runoff. so i asked senator warnock about this on the trail. this race remains incredibly close, ar...

The state in 2008 because of historic african american turnout but democrats tried and failed in 2012, in 2016 and in the 020 presidential races. this year, the democratic senate candidate cheri beasley is in a very close race against republican ted budd. now republicans point to those last three presidential cycles and bet democrats will again be disappointed in the end. cnn's isaac novere includes this, they've been side-eyeing beasley as their sleeper insurance policy beholding the evenly divided senate. isaac is with us now to join the conversation. sleeper insurance policy because they're...

How? and the question, why? will ripley, thank you so much. all right. polls are open today in one of the world's biggest democracies, voters in brazil are deciding a run-off election between a former leftist president and the far right incumbent leader. what's at stake is control of the largest economy in south america, and the vital amazon rain forest. paula newton is in brazil for us. how did this come to a run-off? >> short answer, fred, this was a very close race. and for that reason, no one got a 50 plus 1 vote so we're into this second round, and really all of that belies the division...