i m christine romans. new day starts right now . two weeks from today. the midterm elections. brace yourself. i m john berman with brianna keilar. the race for control of the senate looks to be tight. new cnn polling shows democrat john fetterman with a slight edge over republican mehmet oz in pennsylvania. and in wisconsin ron johnson, democratic challenger men della barnes basically even. inflation the top issue. followed by abortion rights. early voting in that state begins today. in pennsylvania 44% of likely voters sight the economy. and more on debates in a moment. tonight in new york, a highly anticipated debate between incumbent democratic governor kathy hochul and republican challenge lee zeldin. zeldin made crime the focus of his campaign. and last night desantis and crist going toe-to-toe on abortion. and theian going poulter wars and may have his eye on the white house refusing to commit all four years if he wins the election. according to a top official,
anita vogel. remember title 42, the supreme court weighs what comes next. those numbers are expected to surge if the policy is lifted. art del cueto says drugs and criminal cartels will explode as well. correspondent jeff paul. hi, jeff. anita, with title 42 set to expire last week, many went to the border hoping for a better chance to get in. but the supreme court announcing a hold until it hears the case, it s leaving thousands in the cold not knowing what to do next. we turned ourselves into immigration authorities, immigration expelled us because what they told us is that everything from central america is closed off. we are waiting for title 42 to be nullified. even with the frigid weather, the number is not slowing down. from friday to sunday, 16,476 encounters over the span of those three days. roughly 2100 were expelled under title 42, the remaining 14,000 were released. busiest sector was del rio, more than 4,000, followed by el paso, more than 3,000, and yuma,
elizabeth makes its final journey. you re looking at the pictures of the mile in central london. here in a few hours the queen s casket will be moved from buckingham palace to westminster hall where the queen will lie in state until her funeral on monday. king charles, prince harry and prince william will walk behind the casket as it makes its way. first on cnn we learned that the royals had dinner together at buckingham palace last night after receiving the casket. standing by along this morning s procession route, nada bashir and nina dos santos at buckingham palace. nina, what can we expect today? reporter: a big day, visible day. more junior members of the royal family. many of them, john, gathered here at buckingham palace for that intimate gathering to bid good-bye to the monarch. the queen is survived by 4 children, 8 children and 12 great grandchildren. we ll see prominent members of that family walk behind her coffin later on today. we re expecting the coffin, wh
members rebelling against the war, soldiers don t want to fight, and public videos back at their own military leadership, not supported by moscow, you are seeing them surrender to ukrainians in droves, they are not being fed, they are left to die on the front lines. and the conscripts, with zone someone week of some conscripted to war putin had them on the front lines, so they cannot fight. he can only lie to his own people how it s going for so long. william: you have given us a half dozen reasons why it would be in putin s interest to try to negotiate. why are you dismissing it out of hand? i hope so. i ve seen where he s called for negotiations only to regroup fighters and send more missiles in. you can t refute the fact also there s been a wave of mysterious deaths inside russia from high ranking officials. so his support structure is slowing crumbling around him.
tripledemic, threatening america s healthcare system once again. russia sending troops over the border into neighboring ukraine in an all-out invasion. vladimir putin saying ukraine was threatening russia and run by nazis, but the ukrainian military was able to stop the russian advance toward kyiv, eventually pushing the russians back to positions in the far east and south. now ukraine is on the offensive. bolstered by military aid from more than a dozen countries, including the u.s., which has spent more than $60 billion arming the ukrainians. the war having major economic consequences around the world. it helped fuel the worst inflation crisis in decades here in the u.s., with the cost of goods and services skyrocketing throughout the year as wages are