close the gap. crime is a problem in philadelphia. oz is there right now. this is a live camera in philadelphia. oz is receiving the official endorsement of the city s largest police union after he received the unanimous endorsement of the pennsylvania state police union. he will take this stage, speak soon. we ll keep an eye on this. but he says if fetterman wins this race people in pennsylvania will be a lot less safe. he is the most pro- murderer candidate running for office. certainly the most radical in the contested senate seat. if he really believes that 1/3 of prisoner should be released and getting murderers out of prison before they serve their time. fetterman believes over 1,000 second degree murderers should be released from prison if they didn t take a life. these brothers were granted clemency and release from prison after being convicted of second degree murder. they maintain their innocence and let fetterman to take this shot at oz. what does it say abou
reportedly turning their ire on the head of the world bank. and it may have something to do with his refusal to bend to john kerry on climate change. we ll tell you the back story there. first, as you know, we are getting very close to the mid-terms as we get inside six weeks. very tight in these races. once again, it could come down to that number of places but could come down to georgia where herschel walker is gaining on the incumbent, raphael warnock with this sort of straightforward approach making headlines. he said this at an event over the weekend. this is sort of the new, you know what we re hearing from him right now. he s saying i m not a politician. i m not the smartest guy in the world. what i do know, i know how to protect my family and all of you are my family. i know how to budget. you don t spend money you don t have. they re spending all the money they don t have. he talked about student loans. very interesting. getting a lot of attention today for herschel
correspondent amy kellogg takes a look at the surge tonight from millan, italy, good evening, amy. it s being called far right government since mussolini and georgia mel lonnie looks said. it is already making history and some waves across the continent. a great day for europe say the continent s other far right leaders, a dark day for italy say center left attracters. georgia meloni says she will do her best to make everyone happy. it s important to understand that if we will be called to lead this country we will do that for all. we will do that for all italians. we will do that with the aim to unify its people. to say underline what unifies it rather than what divides it. m meloni garnered more votes than any other party. meloni will have to form a coalition. she plans to do that with the parties of four time prime minister and fire brand far right lead party leader. the victory of the right comes on heels of swedish voters overturning longstanding center left trad
job in his life, trust fund brat, john fetterman. it s gone from bad to worse and it s getting hard to watch. we will play the tape. also we have an exclusive interview with congressman matt gaetz as career prosecutors are reportedly recommending no charges in the investigation that has now consumed his life for almost two years. first with just 46 days until the critical, well, inflection point midterm elections, i want to take a step back and lay out exactly what is at stake. as i ve been trying to say, this might be the most important and consequent on midterm election of our lifetime and its critical republicans be very clear with you the american people what they believe in, why they believe it, how the conservative agenda is going to deliver results for americans especially those that most need it. our country is in turmoil. we have a broken border, all caused by joe biden, surging inflation caused by joe biden, a sinking stock market caused by joe biden and the climate
taylor swift got her fifth nomination for the taylor swift eras tour film. our coverage continues with katy tur reports right now. good to be with you, i m katy tur. special counsel jack smith is going directly to the supreme court, asking the justices to weigh in on his election interference case. smith is looking for a ruling on whether a president has immunity from crimes while committed in office. it is a potentially very risky move. after all the justices say, yes, he is immune, the case is over. kaput. but if they rule no, it cuts off donald trump s ability to delay the trial through appeals. so big risk, big reward. meaning he would go to court on or close to the march trial date, thereby giving voters a chance to hear the evidence against the man who is asking to be president again. jack smith writing, quote, it is of imperative public importance that respondent s claims of immunity be resolved by this court and that the respondent s trial proceed as promptly as p