CBS News reported that former President Barack Obama is "slated to headline a rally" for Georgia Democrats. The CBS News headline says Obama hopes to boost Jon Ossoff and Keisha Lance Bottoms in Georgia races. CBS News' Skyler Henry provided the latest in a video report, which is available at CBS News' video report on Obama's Georgia appearance.

PBS NewsHour offered a live feed of Obama stumping for Ossoff and Bottoms at a Georgia midterm rally, according to its item, which is titled as a live broadcast. The item is available at PBS NewsHour's live coverage of the Georgia midterm rally.

The PBS NewsHour item is credited to Mike Catalini of the Associated Press. Its summary identifies Obama as the last Democratic president to serve two terms and says he is increasingly campaigning for his party. The summary also says Obama acts as a foil to President Donald Trump.

The two items differ in how they describe timing. CBS News' summary says Obama is slated to headline the rally, while PBS NewsHour's item is labeled as a live broadcast. Neither summary states when the rally began or ended, or what Obama said there.

Neither summary describes the candidates' positions or the specific races beyond naming Ossoff and Bottoms in the headlines. According to the PBS NewsHour summary, the event is part of the midterm campaign, and the CBS News summary links the rally to efforts to boost the two Democrats in Georgia races.

Sources: CBS News: Obama hopes to boost Jon Ossoff, Keisha Lance Bottoms in Georgia races; PBS NewsHour: WATCH LIVE: Obama stumps for Ossoff and Bottoms at Georgia midterm rally.