world. i m laila harrak. ukraine marks one year of war in solemn remembrance. how could the conflict end? we talk to a war historian. plus the death toll in turkey and syria just keeps rising. and as the people grieve, they also face the massive task of rebuilding. and voting gets under way in nigeria. it s the biggest democratic exercise in africa as nigerians get ready to pick a new president. announcer: live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with laila harrak. as russia s war in ukraine enters its second year, the arrival of heavy battle tanks from nato allies could open a new and possibly decisive chapter in the conflict. dozens of these advanced weapons are due in ukraine in the coming weeks as tank crews complete their training. but nato fighter jets are not on the immediate horizon for ukraine. u.s. president joe biden delivered a hard no on friday, saying the pentagon doesn t believe f-16 fighters are a good fit right now. mr. biden also gave a thumbs do
matching 9 margin of error following a debate performance wondering if the democrat was up to the task. the gubernatorial race there is not that close according to our poll with democrat josh shapiro holding a 16-point advantage over doug mastriano. herschel walker chip away at the lead of incumbent senator raphael warnock while brian kemp is maintaining a 6 pointed a van damage. we have fox team coverage tonight. asia has any in atlanta. begin with rich edson in lancaster, pennsylvania tonight. good evening, rich. good evening, bret. a burst of new polling numbers has hit the pennsylvania senate race. the specifics vary but the general idea this race is close, within the margin of error as democrat john fetterman and republican mehmet oz campaign across the commonwealth. my promise, the bargain that i m giving to each and every one of you, you send me to washington, d.c. to be that 51st vote. i want to go to washington and bring balance so you actually have the partisa
it is wednesday, october 12th. i m christine romans. president biden says he believes russian president vladimir putin is rational. mr. biden said putin s objectives invading ukraine were irrational and a serious misjudgment. do you think putin is a rational actor? i think he is a rational actor who s miscalculated significantly. so if he s not rational no, i didn t say he s not rational. you said the speech. i think his speech, his objectives. i think he thought they would welcome him with open arms. this is home for mother russia and i think he totally miscalculated. cnn s jasmine wright is live in washington. what else did the president have to say about putin and ukraine? reporter: obviously the president warned of catastrophic mistakes and miscalculations. president putin continues to make these nuclear threats. as the u.s. grows more concerned while looking at the escalations happening in ukraine caused by russia. he warns of armageddon. take a look at
these pro-palestinian demonstrations popping up across the globe. including new york city, where protesters shut down grand central station last night, and in joe biden s hometown in delaware where crowds are gathering as we speak this morning. they are all demanding cease-fire but they are far from alone. french president emmanuel macron latest to urge israel to stop fighting and more than just four hours a day why israel benjamin netanyahu isn t having it and his top foreign policy advisor is here fighting it. and republican senator bill cassidy here to weigh in on what the president should be saying and doing about it all of that and this veteran eetion day lee greenwood what a voice on remembering folk who is keep us safe in a scary world right about now getting scarier by the minute. welcome everybody glad to have you i m neil cavuto we have a busy two hours well we have a busy world so much going on at the exact same time let s get to it especially many israel
exchange fire on the northern and southern borders, the fighting in gaza, welcome to fox news live. i m aishah hasnie. griff:here we go going jampacked. i am griff jenkins. there have been almost 50 attacks of us forces in iraq and syria since october 17th. hey, jeff. reporter: we hear outgoing forces late into the night. most of the intense face-to-face in and around gaza city, many of that region s maine medical centers, that s because the idf says that is where hamas is hiding out in these medical centers and intricate tunnel systems. fighting is happening near these medical centers. they deny the hospitals are under attack but heavy bombardment in the region in the last, impacting civilians, hospital staff and those who were injured. there are reports of power outages with fuel supplies running low to power the generators and resources like food and water becoming more scarce. those who are healthy enough to make the journey are heading to southern israel or southern ga