vote yes on 31. tonight, a mad dash to get out the vote. and this final sunday before election day, a race to reach the undecided. the right to choose is on the ballot. we have to win a historic victory for republicans on tuesday. the midterms matter, a lot. the biggest names, barn storming this weekend in key battlegrounds. in georgia, control of the u.s. senate is on the line. and in wisconsin, on a clash over crime. and barry petersen in colorado where the so-called magical mushrooms are on the ballot. also tonight, rushing to the rescue after a jet crashes into tanzania s lake ticker toia.
and for u.s. senate. cbs reports from milwaukee on how issues surrounding crime would have a major impact on who wins. reporter: in battleground wisconsin, a clash over crime. you reduce crime by supporting law enforcement. making sure we can do the things that prevent crime from happening in the first place. reporter: republicans national focus on crime hit hard in the race. mandela barnes is challenging senator johnson. homicides are on the rise in milwaukee and statewide since the covid-19 pandemic and have remained high. barnes has been on the defense over his past criticisms of police budgets. i don t support defunding the police. what i support is making sure law enforcement has the resources they need. i think it s primarily an issue the disdain some politicians have shown for law enforcement for too many years. violent crime is surging in wisconsin. reporter: political groups in wisconsin have spent millions on
truth and facts and logic and reason and basic decency are on the ballot. democracy itself is on the ballot. reporter: across the key stop state, former president trump appeared with gop ticket mates tmehmet oz blasting democrats o crime and immigration. if you want to stop the destruction of our country and save the american dream, then this tuesday you just vote republican in a giant red wave. reporter: pennsylvania is one of five toss-up races that could decide control of the u.s. senate, along with georgia. i m going to keep fighting the good fight. reporter: with raphael warnock is locked in a statistical tie with herschel walker. you have to vote for something new and historic in november. reporter: the former football star teamed up with nikki haley
ads focused on crime, and it appears to be having an impact. the issue registers as a top concern for voters just behind the economy and inflation. milwaukee is having a really like crazy year as far as shootings and things. we need to focus on community. reporter: democrats are hoping to shift the democrats to johnson and his comments about january 6th. there weren t thousands of armed insurrectionists. how can you claim that and support the police? i immediately and forcely and repeatedly condemned the violence. there weren t thousands of armed insurrectionists. that s a false narrative. reporter: our polling shows that abortion is a top issue of concern with democrats. currently, wisconsin is operating under an 1849 law banning nearly all abortions in the state. the january 6th insurrection
0 vote yes on 31. tonight, a mad dash to get out the vote. and this final sunday before election day, a race to reach the undecided. the right to choose is on the ballot. we have to win a historic victory for republicans on tuesday. the midterms matter, a lot. the biggest names, barn storming this weekend in key battlegrounds. in georgia, control of the u.s. senate is on the line. and in wisconsin, on a clash over crime. and barry petersen in colorado where the so-called magical mushrooms are on the ballot. also tonight, rushing to the rescue after a jet crashes into tanzania s lake ticker toia. a world series victory and redemption for the houston astros. later, a century of fascination over king tut. we explore the treasures and misery over archaeology s greatest find. king tut was the only pharaoh who has sustained and looked after his country beyond his reign. this is the cbs weekend news from new york with jericka duncan. thank you for joining us. we are