Good evening, Pennsylvania, Senate, Kennedy, John Federman, the Democrats holding a campaign

event right now in Pittsburgh. His first time on stage since last night's debate and

he's just acknowledged the difficulties he had will play you what he said in a moment

with just 13 days until midterm elections. It is one of many developments that continue

to shake up races in pivotal states. We'll focus on their impact tonight and in Pennsylvania

the debate certainly made a mark. As Federman admitted just moments ago, the after effects

of his stroke made speaking difficult at times. My doctors, the real doctors that I believe

in, they all believe that I'm ready to be served. Follow up. I didn't hear you say you

would release your full medical records. Why not? You have 30 seconds.

Again, my doctor all believes that I'm fit to be serving and that's what I believe is where

I'm standing. Republican Mehmet Ah is making headlines as well with this on abortion.

I want women, doctors, local, political leaders, letting the democracy that's always allowed

our nation to thrive to put the best ideas forward so states can decide for themselves.

And the question now is what will Pennsylvania voters make of what they saw and heard?

We'll have some early answers tonight. And in another close Senate race, Republican

and Herschel Walker heard a second woman's allegation that he pressured her into having an abortion.

The accuser who remains anonymous claims that happened in 1993. She has her motives are not

political. She's registered independent and once voted for the former president.

Recent polling in Georgia shows the race to be very tight there. But we begin tonight with

Pennsylvania. See, the chef's element is in Pittsburgh for us where John Federman has been seeking.

Jeff Brutal debate at times last night. What is the latest following following it?

I understand. Just a few moments ago, John Federman came to this rally. You can see behind me the

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