triple threat of flu, covid and rsv. and trapped underground, wochbtone of the people rescued tells cnn about their wild ordeal. this is what we re watching. and thank you for being here. candidates took to the stage and so what did voters take away from the debates? in pennsylvania, john fetterman and mehmet oz faced off sparring over abortion, inflation and fracking. and it was also voters best chance to see how fetterman performed as he continues to recover from a stroke six months ago. and in new york, governor hochul went head to head with her challenger lee zeldin, and that fight largely centering on crime during the heated debate. let s get started in pennsylvania, jessica dean is there. so they came, they debated and what did voters get to see? reporter: yeah, what did voters see because they will ultimately make the decision here. they are the ones that get to make the decision. so we saw john fetterman and mehmet oz coming together for their first and only deba
to the twos that there are very different approaches to policy in pennsylvania and national policy.he twos that there are v different approaches to policy in pennsylvania and national policy.wos that there are very different approaches to policy in pennsylvania and national policy.hat there are very diffe approaches to policy in pennsylvania and national policy. any of us who have relatives, friend, co-workers who have a stint in their heart or have recovered from a stroke or use glasses or hearing aids, it is not that unusual to hear someone in recovery or trying to keep up and fight against different kind of physical challenges. it did not come across as any kind of a psychological problem before i thought of it more like this is some guy who just broke his foot or had a extestent in heart or had an asthma attack. but not often seen on a political debate stage of course. and we don t demand that our politicians be perfect physical
pennsylvania, jessica dean is there. so they came, they debated and what did voters get to see? reporter: yeah, what did voters see because they will ultimately make the decision here. they are the ones that get to make the decision. so we saw john fetterman and mehmet oz coming together for their first and only debate and we certainly saw effects of at the timer machine s stroke rec fetterman s stroke on display. he said that he would mush words together and he did. he seemed to get lost in his sentences. so we did see that. but there were also issues discussed and fetterman s campaign is respond to oz s answer on abortion, asked if he would support a federal law that would ban abortions after 15
successful as at thfetterman as out of touch. and he had said in years past that he did not support fracking, and now says that he does support k fracking. listen to that. i do support fracking. and i don t i don t i support tracking and i stand a and i do support fracking. reporter: again the issue oz campaign really zeroing on in. and you can see the effects of the stroke. he s said that he made a lot of progress but still you can see it when he is talking for sure and again, it is up to the voters to decide what they make of that and how heavily that will or won t weigh their decision. absolutely. thank you, jessica. and so now let s go to new york where the first female governor of a deblue state is
you know, i think as jessica noted, there were some key policy battles between these guys that i think each one will have to answer for today. at the time fetterman on his fracking f flip-flop and oz on the attack about the answer from abortion saying that local political leaders to join doctors and women around the decision making process. because fetterman campaign is putting out an ad just from that one line trying to capitalize on it. and voters at least in part, in the pennsylvania debate, say that they would want to and did tune in to see how fetterman would fare from the stroke. and chris coons compared it to