u. s senate showdown between dr mehmet oz and john fetterman in the pennsylvania senate race last night, and they wasted no time addressing federman health as he recovers from a stroke. dr oz comments on abortion also getting attention figures are out this morning on early voting and on political ad spending. both indicate the high stakes involved in this election. now just 13. days away. abc is alex per se is here now with more alex. good morning. good morning, andrew. yes. john fetterman speech challenges were evident throughout that debate last night, but he insists that healthy ou to serve as a us senator. the first debate answer from john fetterman last night addressed what he called the elephant in the room. i had a stroke. he's never let me forget that and i might miss some words during this debate. two words together. the democrat running for senate in pennsylvania suffered a stroke in may. polls show fisherman's lead is shrinking and his republican opponent, tv dr mehmet oz, gaining support at last night's debate, fetterman would not agree to release his full medical records, sa

u. s. showing that the american votes is, are mostly concerned with other issues such as inflation and crime. the candidates for the u. s. senate believes that washington is out of touch with voters. we have to cut the budget. we can't afford it. that's. i would be happy for that. but i would hope that people would have a more enlightened view that perhaps the united states should consider changing its relationship to the rest of the world. other nations being independent and developed should not be perceived as a threat to us. why is russia an enemy? who, why is the world defined that way? i think we have to take a step back and reconsider everything. perhaps the enemy of mankind is poverty. where the enemy is an asteroid that might corene into the earth. and we shouldn't. we should reorganize the entire thing the, the possibility of an accident when you have these nuclear drills being done by nato, and then the response from russia and the rhetoric that we see. and frankly, the what i would call a shocking lack of conscience in certain intelligence and military enclave is i don't know what to call them factions in the united

destroy the country and sees no need to continue big ass strikes the battle for a crucial senate seat. and the u. s. state of georgia is heating up with a debate between republican herschel walker and democrat, raphael warnock res could determine which party controls the u. s. senate after the midterm elections in november and a judge in malta. sentence 2 brothers to 40 years in prison for the camp on murder of an anti corruption journalist. daphne corona, calisha was killed near her home in 2017. george and alfred de giorgio initially denied involvement, but changed their please to guilty. those are your headlines. witness is next. oh yes. it will sure. been the more business to his brother this is kim monica does not who used to that's the only knew. now me not put on the global cup. couple study. would you mind with just a little going in the hospital total that you just she is that got out a couple stuff today. in the dish. nothing. you can go things we should be dealt with them either. yes. those are the luca stuff for a robot. yeah, he that needed a yep . with a phone broke up. your savannah

u. s. senate candidate is blacklisted by yet for suggesting a diplomatic solution to the ukraine war. we spoke to diane, our, her so i don't think it's, you know, the wisest thing to do if you're interested in security to start throwing please terms around information, terrorist. when thousands of truckers blocked ottawa last year to protest cova vaccine mandate, canadian police blame for an interference and even rush up for the protests. now, intelligence has allegedly painted a different picture, will bring you the details later in the program and a show of diplomacy and mid strained relations. india and china exchange words of support as bilateral trade between the 2 powers cross is $100000000000.00, despite unresolved territorial dispute with, from moscow to the world. this is our international. i merger blevins. and these are the top stories, this our a bloody, dangerous and dirty game. that's how vladimir putin has described, the west current international policy. he was speaking at the annual session of the valve. i international discussion club here in moscow where he address

u. s. senate will be elected or reelected. i at that seems to be what the issue was now. the democrats are furious with saudi arabia. they're all this talk of calling the 70 year relationship between the usa and daddy radian question here. some of what democratic party leaders have said in light of the saudi is refusing to play ball with the united states. are going to be some consequences from what they've done with russia. suspend all arm sales. is that something you'd consider? i'm not going to get into what i'd consider what i'm have in mind, but there will be, there will be consequences. i do see it as a deliberately hostile act. and why would we have trips defending a country that, that behave this way towards us? for years, we have looked the other way as saudi arabia has shopped up, journalists has engaged in mass and political repression. for one reason, we wanted to know that when the chips were down, when there was a global crisis, that the saudis would choose us instead of russia. well, they didn't say continues to supply value ratio with weapons. there's the

u. s. senate candidate as blacklisted by p ad for suggesting a diplomatic solution to the brain. more please post a diane sar herself. i don't think it's, you know, the wisest thing to do if you're interested in security to start throwing, please turn around information, terrorist playing the blame game. as canadian police claim, there were 4 actors involved in the truckers. protests last winter. the nation security intelligence service says no evidence of foreign influence was about. we take a closer look at the story with from moscow to the world. this is our t international. i'm rachel blevins, and these are the top stories. this our, a bloody, dangerous and dirty day, that's how vladimir putin has described, the west current international policy. he was speaking at the annual session of the ball by international discussion club. you're in moscow where he address a number of major global issues. here are some of the highlights that goes away with the so called collective west. it's a nominal term, of course, since there's no unity that in the past few months is made a number o

the battle for a crucial senate sees in the u. s. 8 of georgia is heating up where the debate between republican national walker and democrat rafael warnock. georgia could determine which party controls the u. s. senate. those are the headlines that more news on out as era after bollywood dreams. oh robert, he is going blind from a rare genetic disorder. as his son beholds the beauty of the world for the 1st time, robert maybe seen it for the last. oh, but has this genetic disorder been passed on to his son? witness a sky without stars on al jazeera. ah ah. ah, ah, ah, near numbers me johnny. i made one f dot m, made it on my son. oh god, so damn it being suddenly. bull honey. i got black and neatly. well mary. ah. miss patty on. i think she's busy going to go me mom and pop on, anita. come on. the la mobile and you did? yeah. my mom did up net a day on on a pile. i had. yep. was a medi scrolling. leah i did jet blue m and a p a d r i t a does m m monley on that under desolate that i had to do? we cannot g, i've no, i thing larry, h

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the battle for a crucial senate seat of the u. s. state of georgia is heating up with a debate between republican herschel walker and democrat rafael warnock. georgia is one of those seats that could determine which party controls the u. s. senate following the midterm elections in november. and officials in nigeria say they're struggling to get food and fuel to areas affected by the worst floods in a decade. well than 500 people have died and around 90000 homes are under water. 27 of my jury is 36 states have been hit. those are you headlines. we back with more news hair on al jazeera, that's after one. 0, one east. stay with us. on counting the cost, opec plus has agreed to major oil production cups, u. s. is not happy with florida relevant, so the i m f as the outlook for the global economy. gall, can we find out how some african countries are making the ship, the green energy, counting the cost on al jazeera in nepal to we women die in child, but every day i kind of hold on that because i don't the don't, we don't know a little

u. s. senatevernor john fetterman, addressing the fallout and concerns about his performance during the first and only debate in his u. s. senate race against republican candidate dr. mehmet oz. you will recall that lieutenant governor that man suffered a stroke on may 13th just a few days before the primary. since then, some of his health struggles have been on full display in the campaign trail at times. the candidate has jumbled words, he has avoided taking questions from reporters sometimes, last night's debate, fetterman stress trust that he is on the road to recovery. they were still notice some lapses in his speech. >> i do support fracking, and i don't -- i don't. i support fracking. i stand and i do support fracking. i do not believe in supporting the supreme court. >> joining me now to discuss, cnn medical analyst and professor of medicine, cardiologist jonathan reiner. dr. reiner, what is going on with john veterans health. he said you think this is more than just an issue with auditory

u. s. senate candidate is blacklisted by keith, was suggesting a diplomatic solution from ukraine war we speak to diane say a herself and i don't think it's, you know, the wisest thing to do if you're interested in security to start throwing things, terms around information terrorists. also on the program, new intelligence paints a very different picture of the canadian.

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u. s. defense industry. so u. s. senators have proposed an amendment to the annual national defense authorization nights, which would open the door for massive munitions purchases to aid ukraine in his conflicts with russia. now the amendment offers multi year contracts for munitions with companies like lockheed martin. the pentagon would also be able to corporate, with nato allies, to buy weapons for ukraine related contracts. in addition to bill includes $10000000000.00 in military $841.00 over the next 5 years. the senate is expected to vote on the matter in november. the bill, however, has been criticized by some analysts ukraine. age shouldn't be another way for contractors to nickel and dime the pentagon, wasting taxpayer dollars, and undermining the purpose of assistance to support the ukrainian people. but the amendment further deteriorates already weak guardrails in place to prevent corporate price gouging of the military. us has the highest budgets worldwide, and it has also been the biggest arm supplier to ukraine

u. s. senators who have had strokes and recovered from that.right basically the day of the primary. and just the study of contrast here. here's a guy who's, like, a tv celebrity with no discernible connections to the state of pennsylvania, no reason for him to be a senator from pennsylvania. just literally zero. it's like, i'm going to do that because there was a retiring seat. and very smooth, then you've got fetterman, who is like, you know, an incredibly authentic dude, he made this decision to go to this steel town, ex steel town in pennsylvania, and be the mayor there. he was there for years. looks not like a regular politician, and that sort of studying contrast beneath, you know, over and above the kind of substance level, which we should get into, has kind of defined the race. i wonder, like, how much the stroke recovery even changes that, since that's how it was set up from the beginning, if you know what i mean? >> yeah, i mean, i think oz is trying to take advantage of veteran tonight. and has said some things that really ought to ma

u. s. senate falling the mid term elections in november. ukrainian official says rushes cool for residence to flee the cas on region amounts. the deportation not evacuation. cave says its forces have made significant gains in the southern region liberating 75 settlements. in the past month, areas russian install leda urged people to leave on thursday sizing. daily rocket attacks by ukrainian troops. ukraine says it doesn't target its own civilians. and a judge in moultrie sentence, 2 brothers to 40 years in prison for the cobbled murder of an anti corruption journalist. daphne katerina galicia was killed near her home in 2017 george and alfred de georgia initially did not denied involvement. a change that pleased to guilty on the 1st day of their trial. okay, those jo headlines coming up next. rebel education on november, the 8th americans, wolves, all the seats in the house of representatives at 35 percent of the senate will be contested. americans are expected to split on strict ideological lines with abortion and the economy named as the key issues. the results will define the rest of y

u. s. senate falling the midterm elections in november. go straight to my can i join us now from savannah, georgia. mike, what's at stake here? well, over to bait is now underway under discussion at the moment. is the economy from the republican, obviously deep criticism of the biden administration, defense of the administration, from the democratic candidate. this is an absolutely critical center grace just to give it the background. this was one of the 2 senate seats that democrats won in a run of election back in january 2021. it effectively gave the democrats the 50 seats they needed in the chamber of the senate, which with the costing boat, the vice president gave the democrats control of the senate. now to win the seat seat again or to hold the seat is absolutely critical for the democrats, if they are to retain control of the senate, off to the mid term elections. so this is an utterly crucial seat. but what it also is is a test up the influence of donald trump over these midterm elections. he has endorsed the republican candidate a

u. s. senate, most famously in 1858. we know that because, of course, the great debates with stephen douglas, his great political rival. there were seven debates held around illinois that really encapsulated the political ideas and debates of the time like nothing else. stephen douglas was a great illinois politician known as the little giant. he was an even bigger name than abraham lincoln, but he was a democrat and stood for slavery. he was trying desperately to get the democratic presidential nomination, always had his eyes on that. he knew the senate was an important steppingstone to that democratic nomination. of course, two years later, in 1860, these two men who were rivals for the senate seat was one where again rivals for the presidency. this, time abraham coming out on top, because of the split in the democratic party. there are seven debates between lincoln and douglass in the 1850 senate race. this raised lincoln's name up around the country. he was already very involved or getting very involved in the new re

u. s. a little deny the alligator this slide this on to the u. s. senate if they and they've been noted washington's aspirations, the end you've dependence on russian energy. i'm promised the surgeon supplies of liquefied natural gas from washington. now we're working to continue to serge allen. g supplies to europe in cooperation with global partners, including, i mean of pacific towards noting that our own oil production is up by more than $500000.00 barrels per day. this year. our energy exports are up, palm more than 20 percent since last year. in fact, we became the largest elegy supplier to the european union in the u. k. this year. for with a former us marine coal intelligence officer says, washington is the main beneficiary of the nose thim interruption. united states will make a windfall. profits showing the could natural gas to their erstwhile european now is how can you call them european allies when you're blowing up a european infrastructure? there's no other party that you know that a would have the political clout to carry this out and be ha

the battle for crucial senate seat in the u. s. days of georgia is heating up with a debate between republican hash, a walker and democrat. rafael will knock george as one of the seats that could determine which policy controls the u. s. senate following the midterm elections in november. the i m. f has slashed its economic full cost for europe. the continent has seen sky high energy prices as it tries to win itself away from russian supplies. a judge in malta has sentence 2 brothers to 40 years in prison for the cobble murder, if an anti corruption geminus. daphne ca, towana galleys, dia was killed near her home in 2017. george and alfred did georgia initially denied involvement, but changed that to guilty. those. the headlines coming up next inside story. ah large parts of northeast and nigeria underwater, hundreds of people have died in the worst flooding in a decade. and the release of water from a dam and neighboring camry has made it worse. so what's been the government's response? this is inside stored. ah hello, welcome to

u. s. senate are off the grass. and so our governor ships, state legislatures, local councils, and school boards around the country. the democratic party holds slim majorities in both the house and the senate for the bill to pass. it needs the approval of both chambers. so control of congress is critical to get legislation through in the united states and early voting has already begun in some states. ah, no, i, let's bring in august now to a war about this or from the united states, from burlington, vermont, or shed. hassan is a democratic political strategist from roy, new hampshire, shannon ad lay as a political commentator and host of the shannon shug. and joining us from arlington, virginia james davis, a republican strategist, and founder and president of touchdown strategies. good to have you with us. shannon ad life i can start with you and now in midterms traditionally don't generate as much interest among voters in the us as a presidential elections. but this time around it seems to be different there. tha

u. s. senate candidate is blacklisted by key f for suggesting a diplomatic solution to the ukraine war. we speak today and say, hey, so i don't think it's, you know, the wisest thing to do if you're interested in security to start throwing things terms around information, terrorist also on the program, new intelligence paints are very different picture of the canadian truckers unseat vaccine. monday, protests debunking police claims that they were caused by foreign or even russian interference. details are not late in the program with july from our headquarters here in moscow. you're watching audience a national. i'm peter got on here. the top stores at one p. m. moscow time. a bloody dangerous and dirty game. well, that's how vladimir putin has described the west's current international policy. he made those remarks, the annual session of the valid i international discussion called right terry moscow, where he addressed a number of major global issues. here's some of the highlights from that address that goes away with it is up at the so called collective west them. it's a nominal term

u. s. congress in aid to ukraine. and the opposition to it came from republicans. 57 republicans in the house of representatives voted against it. 11 u. s. senators, but it was all republicans voted against that. this new development appears to come from democratic democrats assigned this recent letter. now we must keep in mind, november 8th, the mid term congressional elections are coming up. americans will go to the polls and elect a new congress, and it appears that within the democratic party, there are some wish to distance themselves from biden's ukraine policy. there are democrats who don't want to be associated with the policies of the white house when it comes to ukraine. now another thing that's important to note is that another member of the us house of representatives, a republican, claudia tanning has come forward and said that biden isn't really running the country. she compared him to a wax dummy. she said that his cognitive abilities are not good and that his staff is essentially running the country on his behalf, that the president of united states is not really in charge. now, that's quite a dramatic thing for a member of the fe

u. s. senate. ah. can you believe the mighty mississippi is in drought in places? so this, this change of weather type across the hall, the u. s. in canada is probably welcome has brought a lot of rain in a big drop in temperature, from many places across the plains, states. now head of it is still quite warm, but often wet take for example, new york, behind it attempts is dropped a good 10 degrees back to where it should be. we saw snow brow. i think you place like minnesota sent me across the border into canada. you see attempts to back down to where they should be 3 when they pick what bit below where it should be. and that's true all the way back to the pacific coast in both canada and the u. s. was snow now falling on the rockies is cotton down now in the southern plain states and tempt you again to come down to where they should be. she will to come down to there is heavy rain still to be found a bit to the south of that thinking of hispanic in puerto rico. and the small i was the mediterranean getting dangerously close to persistent rain rather than big sharo

u. s. senate candidate is blacklisted by ad for suggesting a diplomatic, a war. we spoke to diane clar herself i don't think it's, you know, the wisest thing to do if you're interested in security to start throwing these terms around information, terrorist laying the blame game as canadian police claims there were foreign actors involved in the truckers profiles last winter the nation security intelligence survey says no evidence of foreign invoices about we take a closer look at the story with moscow for the world. this is our to international. i merger blevins and these are the top stories, this our a bloody dangerous and dirty gang. that's how vladimir food has described, the west current international policy. he was speaking at the annual session of the valve. i international discussion club here in moscow where he address a number of major global issues. here are some of the highlights the consumer reserve, but the so called collective west them, it's a nominal term of course, since is no unity there in the past few months is made a number of steps towards e

u. s. senate and haiti just quietly sunk into the caribbean or rose up 300 feet. it wouldn't matter. a whole entrepreneurial. haiti has seen wide scale protests with thousands of people taken to the streets off to the government ended phil subsidies, which led to thawing prices. according to the world food program, 4700000 people in haiti faced catastrophic hunger. on top of that, the country is also gripped by a color outbreak. haiti's prime minister has called on the international community to send troops to help we gain control of the situation. however, that is only sparked an angry response from protest. this, they took to the strings to decry what they call a foreign occupation and demands the resignation of prime minister ariel henry. well, let say crossed the live now to our guest. to discuss this further, we have daniel shaw, latin american ons carabiner that he's professor to examine the crisis course of many thanks to joining from the program is good to see today. and so 1st of all, what are your thoughts on the united states that moving to intervene and hazy will say moti

u. s. senate in the states of new york down. thank you very much for finding time to speak was today. thank you for having me. i'm glad to be here. well, it was pleasure to have you head now to start you from the beginning. you reports on this list by ukraine's sensor for dis, counseling, dis, information, and you described it as a list. what do you think you've been cold and information terrorist? well, because we have a narrative which frankly is wearing thin in the united states. and i think you saw that by the response to 2 of my staffers who confronted congresswoman alexandria carzillo cortez over her continuous funding for the ukrainian military. for this, what we're calling a proxy war against russia that that video went viral. tens of millions of people watched it. and i think the overwhelming sentiment in the united states is that this war must be ended diplomatically with legitimate security concerns of both russia and ukraine addressed. now, i'm just gonna pick you up on one of your interviews. you said that the u. s. is basically funding a country that restricts freedom of

u. s. senate, he will be on t v. and he'll be saying things about what's going on that are there's no reason to believe is she's true, he's a, he's an admitted liar in the past. so we've got a real problem right now in this country. and the good news is we have an election in just a 5 or 6 weeks. that will, i think, change the dynamic a lot. those the main stories this our do you head over to all websites r t dot com or a social media pages or telegram channel for more money speak to scott on the bucket, getting around 30 minutes time with ah ah so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race is on offense. very dramatic development. only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult time time to sit down and talk. oh i oh is matthew needed to look? can you come with the lease couple with nation year new beula so we see what the vine, not the case that ash net. yet new genie new. yet the cuckoo or can y

u. s. senate will be elected or reelected. i at that seems to be what the issue was. now. the democrats are furious with saudi arabia. they're all this talk of calling the 70 year relationship between the usa and daddy radian question. here is some of what democratic party leaders has said in light of the saudi is refusing to play ball with the united day. are going to be some consequences for what they've done with russia. suspend all arm sales. is that something you'd consider? i'm not going to get into what i consider and what i have in mind, but there will be, there will be consequences. i do see it as a deliberately hostile act and what, why would we have troops defending a country that, that behave this way towards us? for years? we have look the other way as saudi arabia has shopped up, journalists, has engaged in massive political repression. for one reason, we wanted to know that when the chips were down, when there was a global crisis, that the saudis would choose us instead of russia. well, they didn't say continues to supply value ravia with weapons. there's th

u. s. senate falling the midterm elections in november. let's go to mike hannah, who is in savannah, georgia. mike. so that debate has just ended one of the highlights. well indeed it has. yes. and it's part of a campaign that has been exceedingly vicious and away between the 2 candidates. the attack ads that have been on television are very personal, very vituperative. that came to 4 in the debate in the course of the hour, all the debates points would discuss the issue of abortion with the republican opposing the democratic. absolutely. encouraging saying it is the right of women to have the choice, the issue of the economy. once again, the republican lambasting the bite and administration, the democrats defending it. that was the theme throughout the the debate. we heard the points that have been made many times over the recent months, but the senate seat is absolutely crucial. it's one of the 2 that the democrats, one back in runoff election in january 2021. and if they are to retain control of the senate, it is absolutely essential th

u. s. senate, he will be on t v. and he'll be saying things about what's going on that are, there's no reason to believe she's true. he's a, he's an admitted liar in the past. so we've got a real problem right now in this country. and the good news is we have an election in just a 5 or 6 weeks. that will, i think, change the dynamic a lot. that's how the world is looking at $127.00 p. m. moscow time on thursday. i'm pizza scott's on the back again with another look at today's biggest stories in just over half and i was trying to see that ah ah, ah, what he's got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race, his on offense, very dramatic development, only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult time. time to sit down and talk ah, in lieu needs to come to russian state. will never, i've tied as i'm phoning most landscape development. i'm not getting those house lamps end up with 50 babbled keys on my knees group i

u. s. senate european leaders talk of a modern day marshal plan as they hold a conference on how to rebuild you christ rights against time in haiti. as cases in a cholera outbreak double in a matter of days, ah, the you case, new prime minister richie soon act has about to quote, fix the mistakes of his predecessor and said economic stability is a priority. is named is cabinet done, want of difficult decisions to come? whole brennan report, richie soon. i kiss britton's 3rd prime minister in the space of just 2 months. and he inherits a daunting set of problems in the wake of the brief and chaotic tenure of his predecessor list truss some mistakes were made soon. ex message. i'm here to fix those problems. and that work begins immediately. i will place economic stability and confidence at the heart of this government's agenda. this will mean difficult decisions to come, richie soon, ack warned of a profound economic challenges that the u. k. now faces. now as he sweeps into down the street for the 1st time as prime minister, it's time to set out his agenda. addressing the question about his