andrew lee, young and international, an independent china strategist, and in, in albany in u. k. steven vines, the author of the book, defying the dragon, hong kong and the world's largest dictatorship. a very warm welcome to each of you, andrew. i'd like to start with you. she's power remain strong inside the c. c. pay that certainly not in doubt, but what about outside it? are the tides turning against she domestically and internationally? well, this is a natural, almost development and even you. ready a panda would become a 1000000 pounds and then your presence and your influence, or of course raise concerns of and then psyche and your labor or your challenger overseas rival. but i think that the c s is taking this seem to be taking china. ready to a higher plane, a lot of the, the western media is concentrating on certain specific aspects like the cold with the. ready alex 0 policy and complete control with mark. so i want, but actually in speech is much more than that. it is no less than a decoration or a strategic stage in child development. because if you look at how china

good monday morning, everyone i'm andrew denberg. jacqueline lee, infra rhiannon. we begin with breaking news. several missile strikes across ukraine, including in the capital, kiev. initial reports say at least eight people have been killed, and that number is expected to rise. this follows months of relative calm in the city and comes hours after vladimir putin blamed ukraine for attacking a bridge that links crimea and russia, a vital supply line for russian troops. tone called the bridge attack an act of terror he is meeting with his security council today. ukraine's president tweeted this video moments ago pedestrian bridge and keith attack today up to 75 missiles were fired, adding to concern that putin is escalating this war. all right, let's get right to abc s j. o brien, who begins our coverage this morning, j. good morning to you, andrew. good morning, ukrainian president vladimir zelensky responding to those explosions this morning confirming they are russian missile strikes. he says there are dead and wounded and he went on. want to say to his people th

andrew denberg. i'm jacqueline lee. and for retaining this morning, we'll get to those stories coming up, but we begin with the hard work of recovery after hurricane in efforts are underway to reconnect barrier islands in the gulf of mexico that have been cut off from the mainland since the storm. meanwhile about 500,000 homes and businesses still don't have power and charities are increasing their work helping feed people whose lives have been destroyed. president biden will visit florida's hurricane hit areas tomorrow. he's already seen what hurricane fiona did in puerto rico, and he's promising to help completely rebuild with the latest. here's a b. c. s. j. o brien. this morning. the number of people killed by hurricane ian now more than 100. nearly a week after the storm first made landfall in southwest florida as a powerful category four. hurricane search and rescue operations are still underway. there's more urban search and rescue teams in florida now that in any one place in american history since september 11t

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you know the story andrew cuomo now lee zeldin is surging in the polls.me was the center topic of last night's debate. take a look. >> the first day that i'm in office. i'm going to declare a crime emergency and suspend cashless bail and other pro-criminal laws because there is a crime emergency. my opponent thinks that right now there is a polio emergency going on but not a crime emergency. different priorities that i'm hearing from people right now not being represented from this governor who still to this moment, one halfway through the debate she still hasn't talked about locking up anyone who commits a crime. >> anyone who commits a crime under our laws especially with the change made to bail has consequences. i don't know why that's so important to you. all i know is we could do more. steve: last part has got so many people angry at her. if you break the law and do something criminal you need to go to jail. she says i don't know why that is so important to you. the people in new york feel like they are under siege there is a crime wave outside here.

. >> try to kathy hochul who became governor after andrew cuomo resigned and lee zeldin was representedeports and cover since 2015 and is seeking to be the first republican to win statewide election since 2002. here are the rules for tonight's debate. each candidate will lead 60 seconds to questions that will also be given the opportunity to respond if he or she is directly addressed by his or her opponent. we will also have what we call a cross-examination where each candidate will be given to ask his or her opponent a question. there will be a lightning round with the answers have to be yes or no or short response. >> see this full debate on the spectrum news app along with a personalized voting guide where you can find our live blog of tonight's debate with full analysis from our political team. following the debate we will bring you a special half-hour program of analysis. during the conversation online using the hashtag nydebates. we begin resort opening statements. the order determined by a short random drawing. lee zeldin will go first. mr. zeldin : i am here for one reason, to s

between incumbent democrat kathy hochul, remember she slid in after kicking off andrew cuomo, and her republican challenger lee congress from new york. let's watch. >> my opponent thinks right now there's a polio emergency going on but there's not a crime emergency. we are halfway through the debate and hasn't talked about anyone locking up anyone that credits a crime. >> anyone that credits a crime under our laws especially with the change they made to bail has consequences. i don't know why that's so important to you. >>harris: let's do kayleigm mhfact check. >>kayleigh: yeah, you heard the urgency and angst and people are dying. that's how new yorkers feel and with her it was very vanilla and mundane and there's a line in the debate that sums up the entire debate and goes viral and for her, it was i don't know why that's important to you when lee zeldin brought up locking people up and it reminded me of a mccullough moment when he said parents don't have a part in children's education. you can't make a statement in the debate when the number one issue is crime and the images are heart breaking. >>harris: th

york a tight race between democrat governor, incumbent kathy hochul who took over when andrew cuomo was tossed out and lee zeldin the congressman. new york's raging crime crisis. team fox coverage of those contentious debates. let's go to bryan llenas in pennsylvania's capital of harrisburg. bryan. >> one of the biggest exchanges in last night's debate is when john fetterman was pressed on his stance on fracking. he said last night that he has always supported fracking. in 2018 he said he did not at all and never has. >> i absolutely support fracking. >> there is that 2018 interview that you said quote i don't support fracking at all. how do you square the two? >> i do support fracking. and -- i don't -- i don't -- i support fracking and i stand and i do support fracking. >> the debate headlines this morning are focused on fetterman's health. more questions not less about his fitness to serve following an at-times halting and muddled performance. he said he will not release his full medical records for transparency. fetterman's campaign tried to lower expectations before going into the debate but struck a

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but what andrew yang just told me is that you and i are completely missing the story in terms of where we should be focused. he thinks he would be focused on utah between lee and mcmullen. >> you know, that's a fascinating one. and we have covered it, andrew. have you been listening to our show every single day? but that's okay. you know, the reason it's a fascinating race, as you pointed out is because it is a state that they have a republican candidate and an independent and the democrats opted not to actually have a democratic candidate because it may not have had a chance to win. but as we talked about, i don't think if you are trying to retain control of the senate that you can let anything go for granted. that's the problem of thinking, where's the phrase, counting your chickens before they hatch. i went farm on you. >> yes. but i mean, look, we're covering all these things because they're all interesting in their own way. coming up, we have this washington post analysis that finds nearly 300 election deniers are on the ballot in the mid-terms. up we have more with our battleground voter panel and their thoughts on the deniers. our pulse of the peopl

when grant gets wind of the fact that the new president andrew johnson and attorney general james are trading with the idea of pursuing robert e. lee for treason, grant feels that his own word, his own pledge, his own honor is being called in question and he quite frankly tells andrew johnson that if you persist in this i will resign as general of the army. well, that's a threat that andrew johnson could not accommodate. he had to back down in the face of that because no one stood higher in the estimate of the north at that moment than grant, so that was one problem which heads off the idea of the trial. another fact that all through the war a lot of questions about dealing with civil liberties had been handled by military tribunals, does this sound familiar, sounds like guantanamo, well, it should, same logic governs those cases as governed a lot of those at the end of the civil war. the two justice of the supreme court could not abide the idea that there was a parallel jurisdiction to a federal civilian jurisdiction in terms of the federal courts. the idea that the military tribunal is operating in virginia and he would refuse to

lee zeldon want today know what she's going to do about crime. congresswoman: this is someone who is very out of touch. she wasn't elected as governor and ascended to that position because of andrewimportant that people in a position like her, i know lee zeldon is colleague and congress, we actually go door to door and talk to people. i can't go to a single farm, small business visit, someone telling me crime and up state new york. it's a huge problem. she refuses to acknowledge it. she doesn't want to deal with the problems with the bail system. i know that we have talked about this issue numerous times but how many violent criminals have to be continued to be let out, we are talking murder, rape, robbery, assaults. these are the people that are getting back on the street and this is a problem, what they are not talking about is the danger that every time a police officer has to have an encounter with the criminal, that's another dangerous situation and they get away with it and they become more embolden. this is the reality on the ground. this is why we have problems with retention, problems with recruitment and the police and defund demoralized movement that hurt us. she doesn

. >> absolutely, trace, we saw several polls last week that showed lee zeldin is actually leading kathy hochul. this is a state andrew cuomo won with 60% of the vote, yes. we are talking of the deepest of the blue states but with crimes becoming such an overw overwhelming issue. this is something that zeldin has hammered home and it is important to new york voters. with only two weeks to go, it is a toss up with hochul having, it seems no momentum on her side. she was once up 23 points in this race and now that basically evaporated. >> you are talking about a huge lead evaporated, do you think it is all crimes or are people seeing other things in here that they don't like? >> i think it is the overall mood of the country, right? new yorkers because they're taxed so high really feeling inflation more than anybody. that's a huge issue, gas prices are a huge issue. we mentioned crimes and we can go through the litany of issues around education and masking kids that kathy hochul supported that many parents have not forgotten about. what you are talking about, new york, i live inn inner new jersey, that was an indicator t

lee zeldon now leading in the polls. remember, this is a state that reelected andrew cuomo with 60% of the vote. as blue as blue gets. the republican is actually leading. >> absolutely. as far as hogle is concerned, her concern for new york city in crime is a bunch of baloney. republicans are the ones that actually care about crime. the other thing that needs to happen in change in the city, as a former cop and current mayor he should know better than anyone. stop and frisk. bring it back. so many thugs carrying knives or carrying guns and if cop see something that they know, they've been on the force for a long time, they know who the bad guys are. they cannot catch them before they commit the crime. that needs to reverse. >> lock them up and keep them locked up. >> and throw away the key. >> a new record is set at the border and probably one that biden does not want anyone to talk about, but we will, next. ♪ >> tech: at safelite, we take care of vehicles with the latest technology. when my last customer discovered a crack in his car's windshield, he scheduled at safelite.com. safelite makes it easy. we're the exper

but what andrew yang just told me is that you and i are completely missing the story in terms of where we should be focused. he thinks we should be focused on utah and the race between mike lee and evan mcmullin. he says that's the stealth race that we should all be paying attention to. >> that's a fascinating one we've covered it andrew. have you been listening to our story every single day? i don't think you have. that's okay. the reason it's a fascinating race as you pointed out, is because a state that had a republican candidate and an independent and the democrats opted not to have a democratic candidate because they may not have had a chance to win, i think it's a fascinating notion. but as we talk about, i don't think if you're trying to retain control of the senate, that you can let anything go for granted. that's part of the problem. what's the phrase, you count the chickens before they hatch? >> look, we are covering all of these things because they're all really interesting in their own way. so coming up. we have this washington post analysis defines nearly 300 election deniers are on the ballots in the midterms. so next up, we have more with our battleground vote

showing republican gubernatorial candidate in new york lee zeldin now in a statistical tie with the incumbent kathy hochul who took over from andrewernorship in deep blue new york state. as violent crime continues to skyrocket leaving new yorkers all on edge, here with the very latest on the surgeon campaign republican congressman and gubernatorial candidate lee zeldin. i'm looking at the pole, my understanding is that the libertarian larry sharp who shows up with 3.2% in this poll, she is leading you now with less than two points, well within the margin of error. this is within striking distance. larry sharp, 3.2% that he got that as a vote against kathy hochul. my understand is he didn't make it onto the ballot, is that t true? >> that's true. >> sean: if you add your numbers and the number of people who were going to vote for the libertarian, you would be leading this race. i hope the people of new york understand that. >> we are absently feeling it, i'm sensing that across this state. independence and democrats do, they retired. the state is heading in the wrong direction. sick and tired of rising crime, rising costs, tax on f

when grant gets wind of the fact the new president andrew johnson and his attorney general james speed are toying with the idea of pursuing robert e lee for treason grant feels his own word, his own honor is called into question and quite frankly tells andrew johnson that if you persist in this i will resign as general of the army. that is a threat andrew johnson could not accommodate. no one is higher in the estimate of that moment. heads off the idea of a trial. through the war, a lot of questions dealing with civil liberties, military tribunals. sounds like guantÁnamo bay. the same logic governs those cases. the chief justice of the supreme court could not abide the idea there was a parallel jurisdiction to civilian jurisdiction in terms of federal courts. the idea there were military tribunals operating in virginia was anathema. he made clear he would refuse to participate in a federal trial of robert e lee when there were military tribunals operating in virginia and since they were operating, chase refuses to cooperate with the trial. there is another roadblock in the path of the trial and there are number of legal snags that i w

lee zeldin's back. feels more like a gale force gust. this is a state andrewgo. in a state where the largest city by the way, the worst mayor in the history of mayors in any town in any country at anytime, bill de blasio got reelected with 66% of the vote. the fact this race is essentially a dead-heat tells how poorly things are going on in new york and in other races across the country where democrats no answer, no answer as far as high gas prices, high inflation, high crime. they don't have anything positive to run on. elizabeth: that is a good point. look at new york city mayor eric adams make this joke at a press conference about bail reform and gun laws, watch this. >> one thing for sure, one law that was passed is clearly being practiced right now because i smell some weed. [laughter]. someone is smoking -- [laughter]. all right. you smell that, marcia? elizabeth: all right. joe gamaldi, reaction to that. show what is going on in philadelphia. a crowd throwing bottles and bricks at philadelphia police. police are getting attacked in new york. might be fu

when grant gets wind of the fact that the new president andrew johnson and erhis attorney general are toyig with the idea of pursuing robert e. lee for treason. grant feels his own word, his own pledge his own army is being called into question and he quite frankly tells andrew johnson. if you persist in this ipe will resign ass army. that's a threat that andrew johnson could not accommodate. he had to back down in the face of that because no one stood higher in the estimate of the north at that moment than ulysses grant. so that was one problem which hedged off the idea of a trial. of the problem is the fact that all through the war a lot of questions about dealing with civil liberties have been handled by military tribunals. as a sound familiar? this sounds like guantÁnamo bay. it should because same logic governs those cases as governor like those at the end of the civil war. the chief justice of the united states supreme court soman chase could not abide by the idea that there was parallel jurisdictions do if federal civilian jurisdiction in terms of the federal courts. the idea there were military tribunals operating in virg

hochul who succeeded she was lieutenant governor of andrew cuomo now a few points ahead according to the latest polls of her republican challenger lee competitive states where a lot of the republicans had been written off by the press as being extremists, trump-backed conservatives, you look at the numbers, and those races are within a few points. >> bret: do you think speaking to the press the media changed now and it's starting to be conventional wisdom money and crime and immigration are maybe more important? >> i think even the most left leaning members of our profession, bret, can't deny that the republicans have the momentum now and it's not just polls, the issues that favor republicans, crime and inflation among them. >> bret: josh, anything else you are seeing three weeks out. >> crime issue. economy and inflation the top issue across the country. crime is a huge issue not just new york and oregon but in wisconsin, pennsylvania, two senate races there. if republicans take back the senate, the crime issue and democrats nominating extreme candidates on the left could make the difference. >> bret: on issue that. all right, pane

now even former new york governor andrew cuomo's top aide, medical list derosa that democrats are botching it on crime. watch this listen. >> not just what lee. it is more what hochul isn't saying. >> i agree. i think it's a combination. >> i think that the state hags has a very big role in the mta they have majority appointsment on the board, they elect chairman and ceo. she has been completely absent from the conversation, almost if she has absolutely nothing to do with it. elizabeth: did you hear that? governor hochul has nothing to do with subway crime. >> it is called willful blindness and unless it happens directly to them, someone in their family, they don't want to know about it. this makes the average new yorker, the average citizen incensed. that is why you see citizens, more and more, every day, looking to enact their second amendment rights. elizabeth: bill, progressive criminal justice theories, these thought experiments are behind double-digit rate hike in crime surges in cities and suburbs. there is no midcourse correction yet. democrats own it time to prioritize the victims to put perpetrators in jail. more and more, bill, i

grant and when he gets wind of the fact that the new president andrew johnson and his attorney general train with the idea to pursue robert e. lee he feels his own word and pledge and honor is called into question and quite frankly tellsre johnson that if you persist i will resign that's what johnson could not accommodate he had to back down in the face of that because no one stood higher in the estimate at m that moment. so that was one problem that heads off the idea of a trial but also all through the war a lot of questions about dealing with civil liberties handled by military tribunals. does this sound familiar or like guantÁnamo bay? it should and has govern those from the end of the civil war. the chief justice ofce the united states supreme court could not abide there was a parallel jurisdiction to a civilian jurisdiction in terms of the federal courts. there were military tribunals and since those were operating and then one refuses to cooperate and then there is another block in the path on trial. and there are a number of other than the sure lawyer want to come with me but at the end the conclusion was it will not be

showing republican gubernatorial candidate in new york , lee zeldin, now in a statistical tie with the incumbent, governorchul, who took over fo r andrewmo for the governorship in deep blue new york state. now, as violent crime continues. to skyrocket under her leadershipas, leaving new yorkeo all on edge.rk well, here at the very latest on a surging campaign,publ republican congressmanican and gubernatorial candidate lee zeldin. lee, i'm looking atzeld the trafalgain r poll. that th my understanding is that the libertarian larry sharpe, who show s up with three pointis two percent in this poll, you are she is leading you now with less than two points. than, within the margin of error. this is within striking distance. now, larry sharpe, the threee go point two percent that he got, that's a vote against hochul. my my understanding is he didn'te make it onto the ballot. >> is that true? that's true, yes. >> sean. so if you add your numbers and the number of people that we're going to vote for, the libertarian that don't want hochul, you would be leadingthis this race.e. i hope i hope the people in new york understand that. yeah, no, we'

andrew harding, bbc news. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines.... the uk prime minister will use a major speech on wednesday to defend her approach since taking office. lee's. she is facing mounting pressure from some within her own party over the refusal to commit to increasing benefits in line with inflation. protesters have blocked the roads in burkina faso in an apparent effort to stop the arrival of the delegation from the west african regional body, ecowas. it's due to hold talks with the country's new military leader, ibrahim traore, who seized power on friday. donald trump has asked the us supreme court to intervene in his legal disputes over classified documents removed from his florida state fbi investigators in august. the former president monson a court to read repeal a decision which block the appointment of an independent arbiter to review the documents. researchers in spain have found that the saliva and wax worms can break down some of the toughest types of plastic. scientists found that enzymes and the worms mouth can degrade polyethylene at room temperature is. the research shows that exposure to the saliva has had the same impact on the

andrew cuomo. his administration policies are hard to break out of. she has benham erd on the issue of crime. that's where republican congressman lee zeldin found footing. new york has more densely populated democratic areas. a battle will be hard to come out on top. this governor's race could be providing a bit of a trickle-down effect. in the house power ranksing show four shifts in favor of republicans. three in new york. empire state's newly redistricted 17th district one of the most powerful democrats in congress, maloney, now locked in a tight race against his republican opponent lawlor. issues like inflation and crime making the race highly competitive and moved from a lean d to a toss-up. fox news has learned that the dccc has placed a $600,000 ad attacking lawlor. top gop groups have spent over 5.4 million in that district alone. >> dana: no shortage of money out there, alex. thank you for the update. bill, what else do you have? >> bill: 14 days away now, two weeks. every day will build and see little shifts in different races that will tell us an awful lot in the end. republicans have the advantage in the house. we belie

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lee zeldin needs to change the crime law. maria: safety the number one job of elected officials, where is the priority, good to see you we will be watching, thank you very much andrewng us this morning. we want to get you earnings news delta air lines hesitate with its quarterly numbers. >> look at the stock run is that more than two and a quarter% this is the revenue story revenue a big be on revenue the first u.s. airline 14 billion that came in and revenue the street was only looking for 12.8 billion, the earnings-per-share on adjusted basis of little bit of a mess but not a big one a dollar and 51 cents chemistry was looking for a dollar 53 cents. teargas point earlier about next year. obviously about the forecaster talking about the fourth quarter and is looking for a dollar to a dollar 25 in the fourth quarter but again coming in at a dollar and 51 cents. they're also saying they're on track to hit the target of 4 billion of free cash flow. what a difference a couple of years makes from these airlines also talking about load factor and other things they did say capacity was down 17% for this quarter versus 2019 so received the airlines giving us a 2019 figure

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lee zeldin surging in the polls. and we also have, interestingly enough, michael henry, who is challenging letitia james, compare that to our past attorney generals, eric schneiderman, who left in disgrace, eliot spitzer, andrew're seeing this tremendous surge with people recognizing one-party rule in albany is hurting our state, and it's putting new yorkers in jeopardy. i hear about it every day. it's inflation, it's the price of gas, and it's crime. people are very, very concerned about their safety. maria: all of this as china is rising. congresswoman, thanks very much. claudia tenney this morning in new york. >> thank you. maria: up next, now it is xi jinping's world. the newly-minted dictator for life takes out his predecessor, literally. hu jintao escorted out of the people's congress against his own will. congressman michael waltz is here on what an empowered xi jinping means for america and a potentially compromised presidentment that's next. ♪ ♪ with my hectic life you'd think retirement would be the last thing on my mind. hey mom, can i go play video games? sure, after homework. thankfully, voya provides comprehensive solutions and shows me how to get the most out of my workplace benefits. what's th