rich edson with the latest on the federal response. but first we are going to go to adam tracking the storm's path what is the most important information that you have to give us now, adam? >> it is still a rainmaker print yes it's no longer a tropical storm. running over to the mid atlantic eventually up into new england all through the weekend as it makes its move. this is a future forecast. you can take a pay attention to the time step in the quarter. the heaviest rain over eastern portions of west virginia. not a lot of movement is reset this into motion. eastern and west virginia. slowly starts tracking off to the east before it drags all the moisture across the mid atl atlantic. even getting rain at a southern portions of new england. at times is going to be very heavy rain the best chance for seeing flash flooding is in the initial area i showed you per east end west virginia very mountainous region. the rainfalls are quickly goes down here you fill streams and rivers is going to be the low-lying areas you see the best risk for

charles watson is live in atlanta, rich edson live in pennsylvania. and.ena zito with reaction in just a few minutes. trump backed mehmet os has narrowed the gap in pennsylvania. in harrisburg we find rich edson right now. reporter: this is a full day for john fetterman. he finished a rally in front of union members. he is pushing his campaign promises. says he wants to raise the minimum wage. protect abortion rights. and he knocked his republican challenger mehmet oz. >> mehmet oz hasn't forgotten a day that i had a stroke. in january i will be much better but he will still be a fraud. reporter: oz and republicans nationwide have been campaigning on inflation, making the case democrat stimulus spending and turn away from fossil fuels raised costs across the country. the oz campaign's communication director said pennsylvania cannot afford more of the same with his dangerous ideas to put criminals back on our streets and prioritize criminals over safer communities. president biden is getting into this race. he called fetterman, my kind of guy. so much for d

rich edson's live in pennsylvania's capital where senate races coming down to the wire.cas at the white house with the president's reaction to the attack inside the home of speaker of the house. >> officials say an alert 911 dispatcher this attack could have had a different outcome. >> president biden speaking in philadelphia hours after the attack. >> too much violence. political violence. too much hatred. too much vitriol. >> the suspect broke into the pelosi home in san francisco around 230 early friday morning. nancy pelosi husband 82-year-old paul pelosi called 911 from the bathroom moments after the break-in. the attacker calling out where's nancy. when police arrived they found pelosi and the assailant struggling over a hammer. police say he was able to gain control of it in strike paul pelosi in the head before being tackled by police. popple losey had successful surgery and he also suffered injuries to his hand and right arm. he is expected to make a full recovery. the latest violence came five months after a man attempted to assassinate brett kavanaugh. threats

this years nobel prize from edson has been awarded for genetic research on human evolution suite of scientists wanted paypal is a known for sequencing the genome of the in the under thought, an ancestor of our modern humans. we also discovered that dennis silva, another extinct sherman in what species he showed that both contributed genes that still exist offered and in modern, intriguing questions. dna holds the call now that nozzle was made half an hour ago . i'm not john boss. senior science goes bonnet. derek williams, derek ed, this mobile price quote, was one. the paypal it does come as a surprise does not it, it does kind of come a little bit of out of left field. now. there's no way to really predict no about the nobel prizes. i've been trying to do for 15 years and, and i've had actually very scant success. but in general, you can say sort of, they tend to, for example, alternate between basic fundamental research into, into biology or in the physiology. so things like last year we had one on, on how cells perceive stimulus and, and transmit that information to our brain. so basic fun

a member hurricane fiona hit their couple of weeks ago. >> rich edson light at the white house, thankthe scope of ian's damage and florida just beginning to come into view. early estimates for the price of cleanup run into the billions with tens of thousands of homes and businesses damaged or destroyed. the timeline to rebuild likely to take months at the very least for the focus now shifting to how we can help those hurricane ravaged communities. joining snout florida congressman as a member of the armed services committee also a former green beret. he also represents some of the counties that ian really >>. congressman, what is the greatest need in your area right now would you say? >> well, the area in my district along the northeast coast of florida directly in the path. it really took a punch between that river flooding the just on precedent amount of rain. and then actually storm surge on the east coast as well. we've got sewage facilities that were overwhelmed and are backing up. roads that have been washed out. dunes that have been breached. the biggest piece is the historic l

griff: rich edson live for us on the north lawn. thank you. jacqui: for more on the response on the ground in florida, we're joined by republican congressman from florida and member of the house energy and commerce committee. congressman, thank you for your time. appreciate it. >> my pleasure. jacqui: thank you. as i understand it, your district, sir, was set to get the brunt of this when it was still off the coast and your area was spared pretty well. but can you speak to, you know, what kind of preparation you had to do in your district when it was looking like it was going to hit you guys head-on, and whether that, you know, was an appropriate response and whether there was not enough of that same kind of urgency to get out of the area to the south of you? >> well, we were prepared for the worst. you know, the evacuation zones, people in our area evacuated to the shelters or with loved ones that were not in the-- that would be in the evacuation areas, you know, the sand bags for months. we've always had sand bags prepared for something like

i'm rich edson in for bret baier. breaking tonight, president biden is sounding open mystic about his party's chances of hanging on to congressional control after the november mid-terms. the president spoke today at an event touting his plan to cancel hundreds of billions in student loan debt. peter doocy starts us off tonight. good evening, peter. >> good evening. three weekends to go before the mid-terms. president biden is not spending this one boosting democrats on the campaign trail. instead, he's trying to get in on the as a little closer to home. >> i will not yield. >> president biden field testing a new nickname for the republican platform. >> it's megamaga trickle down. >> president biden is celebrating that his plan to forgive or cancel some student loan debt is surviving court challenges. >> just yesterday, state court and the supreme court said no, we're on biden's side. >> and he's chastising critics. >> ted cruz, the great senator from texas, he said it's for slackers that don't deserve relief. >> who i

leo terrell with america's growing crime crisis but first senior correspondent rich edson, what do wethe suspect? >> sandra comey has a 15-year-old boy according to authorities. and the police in raleigh say he started shooting in this residential neighborhood and then moved behind me where the trees are. a residential walking path there and started shooting more people here. the police responded, they say, 5:00 yesterday evening. they say the shooter a 15-year-old boy, they say, critical condition in the hospital. when they got here last night, the police say, they shot two people, he shot two people in the residential park before taking that path. in the neighborhood come about f raleigh, north carolina. the police say they responded. they looked on a school. they looked down and amenity center and going across this area, a 2-mile wide area of the crime scene. >> we have to and make this mindless gun violence that is happening in our country. we have work to do much but there too many victims and so we have to wake up. speak with the police say the shooter killed five people ranging

>> bret: rich edson in nevada.publican mike crapo has held the seat since 19 # 9. he faces democrat and nonprofit executive david roth. our latest fox news power rankings predict it will be a solid win for republicans as it stands thought. roth criticized crapo's record and refused to compromise with democrats in a debate this week hosted by idaho public television. kalpoe crapo fought against. roth argues drug and help him help idaho. ohio democratic senate candidate tim ryan is facing criticism tonight over donations he accepted from drug distributers blamed for their roles in the opioid crisis. congressman ryan is running against republican j.d. vance and has made his opponent's record on fighting the epidemic a central theme of his campaign. hitting vance on that issue. an associated press review found three companies, donated a combined $27,000 to the democrat ryan between 2007 and august of this year. ♪ ♪ >> bret: just in the past hour a federal appeals court has ruled the deferred action for childhood arriva

rich edson live in pennsylvania. marc thiessen with analysis. we begin with eric sean about an hour north of us in thornwood, new york. governor youngkin appears with lee zeldin. eric, let's start. good morning. if you can hear me we're on the air, go for it. eric shawn. hello. >> good morning, bill and dana. we're here in westchester county in thornwood north of new york city. today you can see they are getting ready for the rally. behind me is the zeldin bus. republican nominee lee zeldin will be getting high-power help this morning from down south. accompanied on the campaign trail in westchester county by virginia governor glenn youngkin. westchester north of new york city similar to the middle and upper class suburbs of virginia where residents are concerned about taxes, quality of life and such. yesterday zeldin said the theme today will be education. he wants to try to replicate some of governor youngkin's policies on education that youngkin has imposed in the commonwealth. stricter testing. charter schools and dealing with some of the ge

mike: rich edson live in harrisburg, pennsylvania, thanks very much.georgia the race for governor is entering its final sprint. opponents brian kemp and stacey abrams will face off on the debate stage for the last time tonight. charles watson is live in atlanta with the latest. hello, charles. >> reporter: yeah, hey, good afternoon, mike. republican senate candidate herr herschel walker has former president obama on his mind. the former president was here in georgia on friday where he had sharp criticism of walker. he questioned walker's will to actually want to help people and called him suspect. walker has just responded. here's what he had to say to the former president. >> two years ago he told us to vote for joe biden, didn't he? if. [cheers and applause] we got that moron -- [inaudible] twice through georgia l hasn't he? so i think he probably needs to sit this one out. >> reporter: yeah. and since mr. obama's return to georgia, walker's opponent, incumbent senator raphael warnock, is focused on getting the vote out in metro atlanta where he's to

he just wrapped up in raleigh and harrisburg that's minor senior correspondent rich edson, hey rich. >> hey good afternoon arthel pre-democrat john fetterman is pushing the union vote here in pennsylvania. he has held an event at the governor workers union here in harrisburg. this is the state capitol. also note the number of union workers yesterday in philadelphia. he is promising to work to raise the minimum wage if he is elected to the senate. also promising to protect abortion. he says he is going to do all of that by working to eliminate the filibuster 16 vote threshold in the senate. >> here's what i'm promising to all of you for all the work you are willing to do then made to washington d.c. to be the 51st vote to eliminate the fili filibuster. >> fetterman is recovering from a stroke in may. oz had ripped fetterman for refusing to debate and then when he agreed did so only once to ask for election day. after hundreds of thousands of early votes had been cast. oz and republican nationwide have been campaigning on inflation making the case of democrat stimulus spending internal

rich edson, thank you. let's continue the conversation about: vaccines and the cdc's management of the pandemic with aaron siri, managing partner. thank you for coming on. i want to point out it was 463 days from the time you requested this v safe data, cdc program where you report how you're doing after you get the vaccine. 463 days to get it. why did it take so long in your estimation? >> it's a very good question. why did it take numerous legal demands, multiple appeals before the cdc handed over the data. information that they provided two days ago. they could've provided it in a matter of minutes. it's a great question. maybe the answer is that now that we have that data and we looked at it, of the 10 million users within v save, 7.7% of them had to seek medical care after vaccination. that's incredibly high. >> trace: if i can, sir. this graphic up to follow along. 7.7 required medical care, emergency rooms, hospitalizations, there is. on top of that, not to go you one better but this is your informat

to rich edson in philadelphia.ouple of key races going on there. >> reporter: neil, there are, and both sides are calling in the heavyweights especially when it comes to the pennsylvania senate race. it's a close one, it's got national attention. we have the latest coming up. to have a visitor. it looks like - looks like you paid too much for your glasses. ... who? anyone who isn't shopping at america's best - where two pairs and a free exam start at just $79.95. book an exam today. becoming a morning person starts the night before with new neuriva relax and sleep. it has l-theanine to help me relax from daily stress. plus, shoden ashwagandha for quality sleep. so i can wake up refreshed. neuriva think bigger. i remember when i first started flying, and we would experience turbulence. i would watch the flight attendants. if they're not nervous, then i'm not going to be nervous. financially, i'm the flight attendant in that situation. the relief that comes over people once they know they've got a guide to help them

rich edson, rich thanks in philadelphia.an't say eric and rich, while the crowd is waiting for him in milwaukee, wisconsin or in a former president barack obama making a stop in atlanta last night. senator raphael warnock and gubernatorial candidate stacey abrams are hoping the former president support will give them an edge over their republican opponents. charles watson is live in fulton county georgia with the very latest hey charles. >> hey good afternoon arthel. with already seen senator warnock back out on the campaign trail with hopes of capitalizing on the enthusiasm for president barack obama to georgia on a friday night rally. mr. obama made the case for both democrats we are talking about stacey abrams as well as warnock in front of thousands of excited voters. two types of leaders not only hard-working also have values breeze appearance on the campaign trail came as polling shows abrams trend incumbent republican brian camp and incumbent senator you losing ground to his republican challenger and a tight race for

rich edson has the latest now from pennsylvania. democrat john fetterman is pushing for the union vote here in pennsylvania, holding an event with the government workers union earlier today in harrisburg and an event yesterday with union workers in philadelphia, fetterman says he's going to work to raise the minimum wage, protect abortion rights, and he says he's going to do so by eliminating the filibuster that 60 vote threshold in the senate. here's what i'm for promising to all of you for all the work that you're willing to do. it is that it to send me to washington d. c to be that 51st vote. go, mr. betterment is recovering from a stroke in may. his opponent, dr oz had ripped fetterman for refusing to debate and then when he agreed, did so only once and two weeks before election day, and after hundreds of thousands of early votes had been cast. oz and republicans nationwide have been campaigning on inflation, making the case democrats stimulus spending and turn away from fossil fuels. has raised costs across the country and with

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rich edson has more from washington. >> good evening.lenger and closely watched house race taking sides in a fight between the hampshire mother and her child school district. caroline is a republican running to unseat chris pappas and held an event with local mothers on this. earlier this year a mom filed a lawsuit against her local school district when she learned her child asked her teacher to call her by a different name. the policy stated school keep the transgender status when the print. >> they are standing on the side of bureaucrats who want total control over our education system. >> that's your child and you are the one raising the child of the school. >> she did not return a request for comment. the party check responded to a critic on twitter took issue with the school keeping information from parents. the chairman wrote the going after children endangering li lives, mental health and safety is disgusting. not all families of the same. some kids will be kicked out or beaten to death or commit suicide to get vote for caroline.

let's start with rich edson. he is in pennsylvania at that event that is about to get underway at this moment. >> good afternoon. this event has just started. the candidate will be speaking in just a short while. a union government headquarters. he has been rallying union workers throughout the weekend. did so in philadelphia yesterday held a rally at temple university yesterday trying to turn out student boat. just wait until election day. about nine days from now. his opponent, doctor's, has been on his mind as of late. hitting him often infrequently on abortion. >> the choice belongs between women and their doctors, not local, political officials. if you believe that they should be making that choice, this is the kind of campaign that i'm running. campaigning for abortion rights. >> doctor oz communication director responded to that, " pro-life and opposes the federal government getting involved in state decisions". john federman holds the extreme position for abortion up to the moment of birth. the political

rich edson has more on that. >> spending so much on gas and spending way more than six months ago or something. gas prices are crazy. >> you going to be voting on gas prices? >> oh, to reduce them, yes. >> reporter: drivers in nevada are spending more for a gallon of regular gas than any state in the country other than california. triple-a says at $5.53 a gallon, it's up $1.65 higher in the past year and republicans are pinning much of that on democrat's push over renewables and fossil fuels. >> it's a long term goal to get more renewables, that's fine. but our system is not ready for that today and we're seeing the effects of that. we have all time high gas prices here, energy prices are on the rise, nobody signed up for this. >> reporter: former nevada attorney general adam laxalt is running to unseat cortez many, asto and he's been promoting electric vehicle deployment and he told fox news "while i've been working to lower cost for nevadaens, my opponent has been cashing in defending the big oil companies profiting off high gas prices". his support for abortion ban in nevada is wr

senior national correspondent rich edson shows us tonight. >> the danger. >> the danger. >> shameful you to accuse. >> my turn, pal. >> oh buddy, your turn. >> hour long debate so personal and combative it was striking republican j.d. vance and democratic congressman tim ryan shook hands afterwards. ryan accused vance of stoking racial violence and pushing concepts claiming there is a conspiracy to replace white people in the united states. >> this is who he is running around with, talking about replacement theory. >> you are so desperate not to have a real job you will slander me and slander my family it's graflt thank you. >> how old on, derek i think i struck a nerve. i struck a struck a nerve with this guy. >> vance has three children with his wife who is indian-american. vance also accused ryan of failing to work to secure the border. and says the u.s. should resume building the trump administration's border wall. ryan says the government needs better border security and says the u.s. should punish the mexican and chinese governments for the fentanyl coming into the country. >>

advisor karl rove and former -- current fox news analyst juan williams here and correspondent rich edson got off. good to see you. start here. this is interesting and has attention, independent women swinging, independent voters back republicans by 18 points and in september favored democrats by 14 points. karl rove is it possible there is 32-point swing? >> karl: no, there is a swing, the sample size of independent women is small and plus or minus is 20 points, there is probably a swing, probably not 32 points. >> shannon: that would be a big one. "new york times" says in the polling variety of data suggest electorate attention is shifting back to issues where republicans are stronger, public economy like crime and immigration, juan, we have seen in a number of polls, how concerned are you? >> juan: over the summer democrats message was helped by the news, shannon. think about it, gas prices down, supreme court overturned roe v. wade and then you had the january 6 committee in prime time making the case that president trump was involved in an insurrection against the u.s. government. in

i'm rich edson in for bret baier.stic about his party's chances of hanging on to congressional control after the november mid-terms. the president spoke today at an event touting his plan to cancel hundreds of billions in student loan debt. peter doocy starts us off tonight. good evening, peter. >> good evening. three weekends to go before the mid-terms. president biden is not spending this one boosting democrats on the campaign trail. instead, he'

rich edson has more tonight. >> how shameful for you the danger it shameful for you to accuse. >> myturn. >> an hour-long debate so personal in combative it was a striking republican jd vance an democratic congressman tim ryan shook hands afterwards. >> ryan accused advance of stoking racial violence and pushing concepts claiming there is a conspiracy to replace whit people in the united states. >> this is who he's running around with you are so desperat not to have a relative job you will slander me and my family. it's disgraceful. >> really quick i think i struc a nerve with this guy. >> vance has three children wit his wife who is indian-american. >> and says the us should resum building the trump administrations border while. >> ryan says the government needs better but to sit securit a should punish the mexican and chinese governments for the fentanyl coming into the country . >> the candidates also spent much of the bait time to tie their opponent to national part figures. >> you were calling trump america's hitler. then he kissed his bleep but then he goes on national tv and s

meanwhile going to rich edson, in pennsylvania, mail-in voting by extension.undreds of thousands have already done so, right? reporter: they have, neil, and you last today day to request one of the ballots if you live in pennsylvania. if not, then you have to vote on election day like you used to have to. like peter was saying it has been a quiet day on the campaign trail. i don't know if they're trick-or-treating or what. neither senate campaign. john fetterman on the weekend held a couple events in harrisburg, in pill in philadelphia with union workers and students. the question in the next week will kick up. president biden will lean more into the race. he and vice president harris appeared with fetterman at a fund-raiser on friday. biden and former president obama will campaign for democrats in philly, pittsburgh, biden already in some ways has been campaigning for fetterman. reporter: president biden: i thought he was really good, what he was doing, he is strong. fetterman is pennsylvania. fetterman is everything that he appears to be. you know where he s

in belmont north carolina, rich edson fox news. >> bill: governor ron desantis has issued an executivelding access for the midterm elections. he did that for three counties for hurricane ian destroyed polling places and displaced thousands. the move follows a request from the charlotte and sarasota counties along with voting rights groups extending the number of early voting days and approving additional early voting locations to be determined very soon. in a moment, human smuggling is up a staggering 500%. cartel profits are in the billions, we'll have the latest on the border crisis. beyond our borders tonight iran's president accusing the u.s. of conducting a failed policy of destabilization targeting his nation. this as iranians protest the death of a woman in police custody. demonstrations continue in multiple cities with video showing security forces apparently firing toward some of those protesters. south korea saying north korea launched a ballistic missile toward its eastern waters today, this the latest in a spate of missile launches by the north. south korea's joint chiefs o

senior national correspondent rich edson looks at the key battleground state for us. >> good morning.arizona, governor and united states senate. polls show the race for governor is tied between republican carey lake and democrat and arizona secretary of state hobs. if she wins lake promised to declare an invasion at the southern border. attempt for arizona to enforce federal immigration laws. >> it's right there in black white in the constitution. we have an invasion. our people are in imminent danger and time is of the essence. >> there have been more than a half million encounters along the arizona border in the 2022 fiscal year. more than 200% increase in yuma compared to the same time last year. more than 30% in tucson. hobs says declaring an invasion will bring chaos to arizona and blamed both parties for the state of the southern border. >> trump centered his whole immigration policy around finishing the wall. it is not done. biden does need to step up immigration and border security, absolutely. arizona is bearing the brunt of illegal drug trafficking, gun trafficking and smugg

. >> dana: rich edson is diving into some key races we're watching and playing close attention to the next 19 days. >> conservative supreme court eliminating the right to abortion and proposals from republicans in congress to enact abortion restriction democrats focused their campaigns on protecting abortion. voters are more concerned about inflation and gas prices than abortion. some democrats are making the case the issues are all tied together. >> abortion is an economic issue. it has been reduced to this idea of a culture war. for women in georgia this is very much a question of whether they will end up in poverty in the next five years. >> having children is why you are worried about your price for gas and why you are concerned how much food costs. >> democrats are calling republican abortion extremists. republicans painting democrats on the extremists as well. in pennsylvania democrat john fetterman says he is against any restrictions on abortion and the choice is between the doctor and the woman. warnock says he is forced on defeating abortion bans. the space for the woman on h

rich edson is reporting on that for us. he has the latest details. rich?the arizona border sectors of yuma and tucson. that's according to the latest data from customs and border protection. in the middle of that, major campaigns for governor and u.s. senate. republican kerri lake says if she wins the race, she will use state power to back up federal laws. >> we will work to stop these narco terrorists from human traffics and drug trafficking in arizona. >> former president trump held a rally last night for lake and other republicans running in the state. democratic secretary state katie hobbs spoke with reporters. he said lake is spreading theories about the 2020 election. >> trump centered his immigration policy around finishing the wall. it's not done. but biden does need to step up immigration and border security. >> hobbs cold lake's plan to declare an invasion empty rhetoric that will bring chaos to arizona. in the senate race, voters found the most important issues in that race as border security. the preservation of american democracy, inflation an

rich edson is watching it in d.c. >> aaa says a gallon of regular in nevada is up $0.30 since last weekth nevada drivers. they say inflation will factor into their mid-term votes. >> are you voting on gas prices? >> to reduce them, yes. >> companies really can't engage with the wages to really compete. makes it tough on everybody. >> spending so much on gas now. spending way more than i was six months ago or something. gas prices are crazy. >> former nevada attorney general is running to unseat the current senator. laxalt blamed democrats focusing on renewables. >> long term goal is fine. our system is not ready for that today and we're seeing the effects of that. we have all-time high gas prices here, energy prices are on the rise. nobody signed up for this. >> cortez master responded my opponent has been cashing in defending the big oil companies profiting off high gas prices. laxalt's support for abortion ban in nevada is wrong and i'm not going to let him drag us backwards. laxalt says his opponent is highlighting abortion. he would oppose a federal abortion ban and nevada voters ha

rich edson has much more. >> good morning.ely-watch house rah race is taking the side of a mother and her child's school district. she is running to unseat a congressman. a manchester mom filed a lawsuit against the local school district when she learned her child had asked her teacher to call her by a different name. the school should follow the student's request and keep that from parents. >> that's your child and you are the one raising that child, not the school. >> a round table with parents talking about the issue. the congressman did not return a request for comment. the democratic party chair responded to a critic on twitter who took issue with the school keeping information from parents. the party chairman wrote you are purposely going after children endangering their lives, mental health and safety it is disgusting. not all families are the same. some kids will be beaten or kicked out or commit suicide all to get votes for caroline? republicans may get more traction in the race focusing on other issues. >> when voter

rich: and i'm rich edson.re just over three weeks away with races heating up across the nation. democrat raphael warnock and republican herschel walker faced off last night in their closely-watched race. we have jonathan serrie in atlanta, but we'll start off with dan springer in portland,

. >> dana: senior national correspondent rich edson is there in raleigh, north carolina.day, rich? >> dana, the municipal building behind me police and city officials gave us an update. five people killed, two injured. the suspect a 15-year-old boy they say is in custody as a result of this. it began around 5:00 yesterday evening in the area northeast of town. they say the shooter shot two people, went on to a nearby walking trail where he continued to shoot people. there was lockdowns at a school and community center. a manhunt. they say they cornered him. a stand-off. a crime scene was spread across two miles. >> my heart is heavy because we don't have answers as to why this tragedy occurred. what i can tell you the raleigh police department and the raleigh community is resilient and we stand strong and we will heal and be stronger as a result of what has occurred. >> police say the shooter killed at least five people ranging from 16 to 52 years old including a 29-year-old off duty police officer torres who police say was on his way to work when he was shot. another two

but as far as taking action against the oil snub, to rich edson on what we're hearing about that.house says president biden will act methodically in deciding how to respond to saudi arabia for cutting oil production. the opec plus oil car at the time and their plans to cutoil production is helping russia in their war against ukrainian. >> it will increase russian revenues and blunt the effectiveness of the sanctions that this country has been placing on country. that would be the wrong decision to make. >> the saudi defense minister tweeted "we are astonished by the accusations that the kingdom is standing with russia in its war with ukrainian. it's telling that these fall accusations did not come from the ukrainian government." the defense minister was referring to a tweet from president zelensky thanking bin salman for supporting ukrainian's territorial integrity. the state department notes that president biden has talked about the u.s. reevaluating their relationship with saudi arabia. he's been critical of the saudi government and their human rights record, especially the murd

international correspondent rich edson is live. democrats focusing on other issues, the top issues for voters? >> good afternoon, sandra, many are staying on message, or at least on topic. democratic candidates have focused campaigns on protecting abortion access with some congressional republicans pushing nationwide. restrictions, polling shows concerned about abortion, more worried about the economy. now some are connecting the issues. >> abortion is an economic issue, reduced to the idea of a culture war but for women in georgia it's very much a question whether they are going to end up in poverty in the next five years. having children is why you are worried about your price for gas. >> some political analysts say democrats are too focused on abortion and refusing limits on abortion. >> is it the type of messaging that's going to win over the swing voters who support abortion rights but may be very wary of extreme rhetoric on the issue of reproductive rights. >> in pennsylvania, john fetterman says he's against any restrictions

here is senior national correspondent rich edson. >> georgia voters, including candidates, are breaking early voting records. the georgia secretary of state says as of thursday morning, nearly 400,000 voters took advantage of early in person poll hours. at the same point in 2018, 225,000 had done so. this year's early voting trails 2020's presidential election by only about 15,000 ballots. democratic nominee stacey abrams says voting access is still a major issue in her state. >> having more people turn out does not mean there aren't barriers. that's like saying because more people get in the water there are fewer sharks. >> earlier this year president biden said a new georgia election law was part of an effort to suppress voting. >> jim crow 2.0 about two insidious things. voter suppression. and election subversion. >> though republicans say these early voting numbers prove that's not the case. >> it's just absolutely not true. that's why people can't trust stacey abrams. >> the law did cut the time in which voters may request an absentee ballot. regulated drop boxes and required ident

rich edson following it all from washington. rich, good afternoon. >> good afternoon, trace, a close race, a combative race with j.d. vance and tim ryan. it got personal as well when ryan accused vance of consorting with those pushing racist concepts. >> and this is who he's running around with, talking about replacement theory. there's no big grand conspiracy. this company has been enriched by immigrants from all corners of the world. there's no -- the problem -- >> it's shameful -- >> it's dangerous -- >> my turn, pal. my biracial children get attacked by scumbags online because you're so desperate for political power. >> vance has three children with his wife who is indian american. vance says the government should resume border wall construction started during the previous administration. ryan says the government needs better border security and that the u.s. should punish the mexican and chinese governments for the fentanyl that is coming into the country. ryan defending the inflation reduction act and says it will curb inf

turning out to try to give fetterman's campaign a much-needed boost but let's go there live where rich edson is reporting, richard. >> good afternoon arthel. it's turning out to college students as well but were in the student center in temple university north philadelphia. john fetterman the democratic nominee scheduled to speak here in just a little while as he tries to rally support is ahead of election to even the early voting is arty starting in the state. last time he brought up the executive branch president biden, vice president kamala harris speaking at a fundraiser for him in philadelphia last night among other democratic candidates as well. despite biden's low approval rating he is all in on democrats here in philly. democrats across the country campaign on issues like abo abortion. rex my bargain with all of you my promise to every one of you is to be the 51st vote calling to eliminate the filibuster. and get all the good things d done. codify roe v wade. [cheering] the choice belongs only with the women and their doctors. >> fetterman has been knocking republican opponent dr. oz

looking forward to see you at the top of the hour with rich edson. where do we go from here?nically, oil prices have been slipping this past we cannot because of what you think or welcome. namely on the fear that we are going to have an economic slowdown and demand for oil is not what it was. that's not tonic for global economies or for that matter, global markets. for a while this past week we were in a freefall. and jonas max ferris, and welcome to all. jonas, i ended with you so i'll go to you first now on the administration's likely alternatives here. they could increase production here, that doesn't seem likely, they could punish the saudis and stop sending them arms going forward, that also seems risky. or they could just hope the slowdown takes hold and prices go down of their own accord. none are great options. what do you think? >> well, there's no good options when you're dealing essentially with an oil price war with opec again, almost as bad as the '70s, but not as bad. what the government is doing to letting the federal reserve do all the work by raising rates an

rich: and i'm rich edson.s comes as the midterms are just over three weeks away with races heating up across the nation. democrat raphael warnock and republican herschel walker faced off last night in their closely-watched race. we have jonathan serrie in atlanta, but we'll start off with dan springer in portland, oregon. dan. >> reporter: yeah. hey, rich. as you know, very few democrats have chosen to campaign with president biden this year, but when he asked if he could come out to oregon and help with the run for governor, tina said come on out. biden's three-state western spring began in colorado where he appeared with senator michael bennett who looks to be pretty safe there. he attended fundraisers in california and now he finishes up in portland. he gives a speech on lowering cost for american families. cotech is locked in a three-person race, and it's been locked up for months. betsy thompson, most believe is taking more support from the democrat than from the republican. she attacks cotech relentlessl

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foxes rich edson is in raleigh now to show us how police are trying to piece together a timeline. of what led up to yesterday's violence. investigators are searching for a motive in the fatal shooting of at least five people in a rally suburb. police say the crime scene stretches across two miles. they say the suspected gunman of 15 year old boy shot two people in the streets of a neighborhood thursday before fleeing to a walking trail. we fired again. he was arrested after an hours long standoff involving multiple agencies. he's in the hospital in critical condition. my heart is heavy. because we don't have answers as to why this tragedy occurred. the raleigh police department. and the raleigh community is resilient. and we stand strong. and we will heal. the shooting started about seven miles from downtown raleigh. police say the victims range in age from 16 to 52 years old among them a 29 year old off duty police officer gabriel torres. police say he was on his way to work when he was shot. at least two other people were injured. neighbors say the violence has rocked the rally

current fox news political analyst juan williams is still here but fox news senior correspondent rich edson. sorry got off on the prompter good to see all of you today. let's start here but this is interesting and it's got a lot of headline attention bird what to make of the poll that shows independent women swinging republican customer equipment identified as independent voters now match republicans by 18 points and went in september they favored democrats by 14 points. carl, you watch a lot of campaigning recently is there possible a 32-point swing? >> no. there is a swing but remedy sample size of her going get very technical here with the sample size of independent women is very small paid the +-plus-minus-sign that is 20 points. so there is probably a swing but it's probably not 32 points. shannon: i will be a big one but also from that "new york times" pulling it the "new york times" writes about this in that polling is a variety of data that suggests the electorates attention is shifting back to issues republicans are stronger but they are on stronger ground of public opinion like ec

that was richard edson reporting and as we mentioned earlier, president biden plans to visit puerto rico and florida next week to get a firsthand look at the challenges there for hurricane victims. the red cross is on the ground, providing aid and resources to hurricane victims. ktvu and fox are trying to help in that mission. foxes donated $1 million to relief ane effort to get involved. visit. red cross .org slash fox forward or snap the cure code here on your screen. well thankfully, ian, no longer hurricane no longer tropical storm the remnants moving up to the north and still producing some pretty heavy downpours, but at least the circulation kind of losing its structure. in fact, here's the satellite imagery over the past couple of days, you can see that landfall, moving into a south carolina and then moving up to the north and dissipating but still producing some rain showers up towards portions of the northeast and just other portions of the country as well . they'd see some pretty heavy rain reports out in a pennsylvania earlier today, as far as the temperatures here in the bay