Dianne Gallagher

Her loved ones say her disappearance is alarming because she left her f- car, her phones, her wallet, laptop, and her dog at home, and her front door was unlocked.

CNN national correspondent Diane Gallagher is joining us right now.

So Diane, what leads are police chasing?

You know, Wolf, I think that what's most important is how alarming that the loved ones of Antoinette Forbes have said that those circumstances you just described are in terms of her disappearance.

Yeah.

As many of us know.

Uh, Diane Gallagher, thank you very, very much.

Uh, coming up, a key oil pipeline attacked and shut down.

The whistleblower report this week claims the Postal Service has rushed its process, which could lead to thousands of mail-in ballots not being delivered.

We start things off with CNN's Diane Gallagher in Charlotte, North Carolina.

Diane, North Carolina, ballots already in the mail.

All I keep thinking about is how complicated things can and will get if the Supreme Court greenlights this.

And of course, Phil, North Carolina, a very pivotal state when we're looking at the U.S. Senate with that race between the former Democratic governor, Roy Cooper, and the former RNC chair, Michael Whatley.

A lot of people looking at North Carolina and concerned whether or not the genie's already been let out of the bottle here and what would happen if the Supreme Court did allow this to go into effect.

Diane Gallagher from Charlotte, North Carolina.

I don't think I didn't hear the Ohio comment.

This race narrowing Republican's already thin majority in the House.

But we of course want to take you to South Carolina, where CNN's Dianne Gallagher has more on tonight's Republican Senate runoff.

Dianne, what are you hearing?

You know, Phil, the polls close in less than an hour here in South Carolina.

We will see how close the final results are tonight once the polls close in just a little more than 40 minutes.

A busy night ahead.

Dianne Gallagher, as always, my friend from South Carolina.

Thank you very much.

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Let's go straight to South Carolina, where CNN's Diane Gallagher is on the ground talking to voters.

Diane, what are you hearing?

Uh, Dana, the, the voters are voting.

But witnesses said, he said, tell my son I love him.

Soon after, Hines asked, how long do I have? Diane Gallagher said that she didn't know.

Hines' breathing soon became labored, the color drained from his face.

Gallagher, who prayed for both Hines and the Jenkins family throughout the process, prayed again, saying, Teach us, teach us, teach us how to love one another.

Now, the DEA is reportedly involved in the investigation.

Diane Gallagher is out front in South Carolina for us tonight.

And Diane, Hayden Panettiere has actually talked about her abusive relationship that she had with Brian Hickerson.

She wrote about it in her memoir that really just came out, and in part of it, she wrote, "One night he busts up my face so badly I don't leave the house for weeks." Hickerson's acknowledged the domestic abuse.