sandra: top of a brand-new hour, and three big stories we are watching for you new at 2:00, and 1 place to see them. fox getting an exclusive look at the side of the border crisis rarely seen on television. we are following an all female senate delegation as they get a firsthand look at the victims of this cartels cruelty at the border. no reporter has seen more of it been bill melugin. john: a u.s. sailor locked up overseas and supporters say he did not do anything wrong. it s not in russia or iran, but an american ally, japan. the parents of ridge alkonis join us with a plea for their son as president biden gets set to meet with japan s leader. sandra: dr. nicole saphier is here with a warning. children becoming dangerously overweight in this country as more of the medical world goes woke. the crisis getting so bad the american academy of pediatrics is now pushing pills and even surgery to help children sheds pounds. why dr. saphier says it s time to say enough is en
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
you. john. john: and while president biden, sandra, is in mexico, he could soon be facing another challenge on the foreign front. supporters of former brazilian president bolsonaro defaced some buildings, and they want him to kick himself out of a self-imposed exile from a hospital in orlando. the former president is at a nearby house, he s out of the hospital now, this is developing just this afternoon. but he is becoming, wherever he is, a bit of a headache for the biden administration as the president himself is obviously in mexico city pow wowing with his canadian and mexican counterparts. bolsonaro is in florida where he fled last week, as there was major widespread damage during a riot that lasted three hours. yesterday bolsonaro s twitter
account posted this snapshot of him in an orlando hospital, undergoing treatment for complications stemming from an old stab wound. members of president biden s own party now are calling for him to take action and extradite him back to brazil. rep ocasio-cortez tweeting nearly two years to the day, we see fascist movements doing the same in brazil. and castro tweeting this, bolsonaro must not be given refuge in florida where and the new brazilian president has been sworn in. freely elected leader of brazil will govern brazil and will not be deterred or knocked off course by the actions of these people who have assaulted
moved to underground shelters after north korea fires almost two dozen missiles. one of those weapons landed near the rival s tent sea border. south korea quickly responded by launching its own missiles in the same border area. supporters of brazilian president bolsonaro asked the military there to help keep him in office, keep him in power. this follows his narrow election loss to leftist rival louise da silva. thousands of people who backed the far right president gathered outside the army s eight regional headquarters. yesterday bolsonaro stopped short of conceding the election but authorized his chief of staff to begin the transition process. diplomatic efforts have locked in a war time agreement allowing ukrainian grain and other commodities to reach world markets. russia says it will stick to the deal after ukraine pledged not to use a designated black sea corridor to attack russian forces. and taiwan welcomes a pair of experts from china to help an ailing panda in a rare