battle for senator and the keystone state which could prov to kick off the midterms of a chance to flip some were publicly held senate seats. that races too close to call on the republican side that s according to the secretary of state. a printing error on thousands o ballots forcing electoral election workers do the task of counting those results. and north carolina, madison cothran, the current member of congress will not be returning. he called already to concede. we will have the latest of all the races that we are following parapets get what is going on i the keystone state. i m doing some math over here , shannon. you promised there would be no math. 325,952 and subtract 323617 and you get to thousand 335 votes that right now separate dave mc cormick and dr. osby is that is where we are at, .2% of the keystone state i will put this on for the viewers. based on some of the estimates, we think the boat is still outstanding. and taking it eastside here. out here in ph
Propalestinian protesters from the campus of Columbia University in new york. Dozens were arrested after Ivy League School decided it was finally time to call in the reinforcements. Hello, im jonathan hunt, live in los angeles with continuing coverage of the campus. Chaos across country. The situation at columbia escalated about 24 hours ago when the protesters broke into historic Hamilton Hall building. And just a few hours, officers in riot gear entered that building and swiftly made arrests. Columbia university has, of course, been the epicenter for propalestinian protests that have now spread to campuses around the country. Hundreds of students have been arrested nationwide and upcoming commencements are in danger being canceled. Lets get straight to fox news Correspondent Richardson for the latest on how it all unfolded at columbia. Good evening, rick. Good evening, jonathan. Columbia university is given the all clear after School Officials told students to shelter in this past ev
we re so glad they are all coming home. and to our viewers, thanks very much for watching. erin burnett outftfront stara erin burnett outftfront stara right t now. captions by vitac www.vitac.com outfront next, breaking news. 11 hostages freed from gaza. we ll speak to a man reunited with his mother and another still waiting for his daughter. plus, three palestinian college students in the icu after being shot in vermont. the alleged gunman pleading not guilty. and putin s war. russia now losing nearly 1,000 soldiers a day in ukraine as a shocking new report claims to have uncovered another $50 million yacht linked to putin. let s go outfront. and good evening. i m erin burnett. outfront tonight, the breaking news. 11 women and children are now back in israel after being held hostage in gaza for 52 days. there are nine children and two mothers. and, as we speak, they are now being reunited with their families. we have new video from the israeli defense f
provided to us by the city o cape coral hurricane ian was the fift largest storm in u.s. history. it basically left behind 4.5 years of construction an demolition debris, and seven years of vegetated debris. and officials tell us, while a lot of the major work is still being done and has been cleane up, the major larger structures, there s still a lot of smaller debris that remains. i ve been coverin hurricanes for probably clos to 20 years and, interesting that you mentioned that wa recast classified to a categor five it was the fifth larges storm. because as i was there coverin in, i was thinking to myself this thing feels a lot bigge than we thought it was thank you for the coverage o this we appreciated, stephani stanton in cape coral florida. meanwhile, we ve got breakin news regarding the deadl conflict unfolding in th nation of sudan. in a statement, the united states embassy in cartoon says quote to the uncertain securit situation in car to end th
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