he could very well be the tie-breaking vote as i said. reporter: inflation, and crime and abortion rights, threats to democracy, these are some of the issues driving this race. it will be the decision of pennsylvania voters whether it will be for oz. i feel like he cares about people. i felt that watching the show, i feel it now. reporter: or fetterman. wow. i decided a long time ago that i was voting for john fetterman. but this election is so much bigger than just fetterman. reporter: both of the candidates will continue to caming today and in this final sprint, kate. and then relocate to where their home bases will be for election day for ferterman there is here in the pittsburgh area and for oz it is just outside of philadelphia in the suburbs there. and for all of us to be aware of it, it takes time to count votes in pennsylvania because of how they process the votes and with a really tight race it could be we may not know for a while.
they came very quickly, 50 individuals we were notified within two or tlhree hours we hd this set up. the outpouring of the community, the graciousness with regard to food and clothes and the first 12 hours it became so enormous to stop. we have too many supplies, too many gifts and donations. there has been tens of thousands of dollars donated. the outpouring was tremendous. it showed a lot from the island community. to see that, we spoke to lisa who was managed all of this. she broke down in tears trying to spel her name for me. it was emotional and touching. this is two days of her lived and the lives that caming to. what does it say about martha s vineyard and the towns here. it said sometimes we re alone and unafraid but we understand the path of travel and we understand that we re a community that wants to help people and they had their first and one stop on the island, who knows maybe they will come back
was his motive? that is going to take some time to determine. those are always the last thing we learn in an investigation. so that will take several days. we will run down the motivation and pursue any avenue there is and work in conjunction with the fbi to do so. have you been in contact with the family. yes, i am. what do they say? they re very concerned about the well being of their family member like any of us would be. yeah. and will he be brought back here? he is currently en route here as we spoke. yes. to face our charges. how close did he get to, i know you said he was a plan was in place to try to get him on the ground. just how close did he actually get to landing at the so he made an approach caming out of the north. he had lined up his aircraft and we guest mate he was probably 100 feet off the runway before
will provide $52 billion in subsidies and tax credits for chip manufacturing in the u.s. and 200 billion for scientific research. global foundries is one of the largest chip-maker in the country. how big is this facility? give or take about seven football fields. reporter: at this high-tech facility everything looks yellow, special lighting to protect the del watt production of microchips. christopher belfi is the equipment engineering manager. how complex is it to make these microchips? they re in everything we use, phones, tvs, cars. it is extremely complex. and as the demand on capability increases, so does the complexity. reporter: the chip shortage is a growing crisis. they help power everything from appliances like refrigerators to caming consoles and weapons. the u.s. relies heavily on east asia for chips. we don t want to rely on foreign enties to give us the brains and guts of what drive