and around the world, i m anna coren in hong kong. this hour on cnn newsroom. millions across america have already cast their ballots in the midterms and election day is more than two weeks away. ahead, why so many are voting early this year. xi jinping will lead china for five more years after securing a historic third term. we will tell you what this means for china and the world ahead in a live report from beijing. and later the viral respiratory illness known as rsv the symptoms that parents need to be aware of and what to do if your child has it. in just over two weeks u.s. voters will head to the polls and determine which party will control the house and senate. in 39 states nearly 6 million people have already cast early ballots and to win over those who haven t, politicians have been heating the campaign trail with urgency, among them president joe biden who will visit south florida on tuesday to take part in a rally for the democratic national committee. in t
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this rural 3,500-person town is cheering him on. he s still our county s favorite son but most of the people in johnson county don t believe he is the right person to be running for senate. i hope warnock wins. reporter: this woman doesn t feel the multimillionaire former resident has done enough to help writes shell, specifically the black community now. we see him once a year when he come for the parade. he is yet to campaign in the black community. reporter: curtis dixon walker s tenth grade world history teacher and coach on his state championship high school football team described him as a good, polite kid who has given back to the community as an i adult. sounds like he liked her she will as a player and as a student. still do, but, you know, this is business. you don t feel like he s ready? he s not ready. reporter: readiness is a concern even for those who say they will still probably vote for walker.
their hand was over my mouth. reporter: if you re wondering, there was no way to fight back. i must have been screaming. reporter: this woman doesn t want us to use her real name. we are calling her samantha and she is sharing with us things she has told very few people. this is a man? a man. felt very big and strong. i couldn t move. september 29th, 2009, the sun wasn t up yet and in samantha s bedroom, a masked intruder was holding her down. she had no idea who the man was or what he was planning. he said this is going to take a couple of hours. you know, i think just in shock. reporter: the details of what happened to samantha are not only frightening, but also deeply strange. she has come forward because she believes her long night of terror may shed light on a
muller moved back to california and practiced immigration law in san francisco, but soon muller s life seemed to go off the rails. in 2013, he lost his privileges to practice law. he was eventually disbarred. he got divorced. stopped paying rent. in 2004, he filed for bankruptcy. it s not clear what went wrong. his defense lawyer says muller suffers from bipolar disorder. he is self-forgetting and certainly not somebody to fear. doesn t fit the profile of your typical guy that s doing home invasions. when you look at home invasions, it doesn t. but when you look at the crimes he s committing, it does fit more for the profile. it was done for the thrill of the crime, the thrill of the game. reporter: glenn lipman has