dozens of others injured rescue efforts have been stalled because of the threat of an explosion. bennett smith following this one from moscow. the rescues of being hampered by the risk of a further explosion. we know 9 people have been killed and 46 remain trapped on the ground. now there were $285.00 underground at the time of the accident. so most of those have been brought to the surface and alive. there isn't much more information on what's happening at the moment. this mind has hard previous accidents. there was one in 2004 where a me say an explosion killed 13 people. and unfortunately, these sort of accidents are not unusual in russia is mining sector is very, i was a very bad record when it comes to safety standards is monitoring of safety standards and the poor maintenance of this old sort of soviet era equipment. so these sort of accidents happen more frequently and frequently than it than they would elsewhere in the world. in sedan, security forces have used to tear gas to disperse people, holding rallies to honor protested, chilled during demonstration. last month was in the distri

meeting of nato foreign ministers to discuss the build up of russian troops and ukraine's border. bennett smith reports from moscow. nato foreign ministers say there will be a high price to pay for any new military aggression against ukraine. and moscow was reminded the west has already used economic, financial, and political sanctions. we have seen the rushes playbook many times over, an part of their playbook is to attempt to create ah, and manufacture a so called provocation. as justification for something that rushes planning to do all along i and so whether our what's been reported fits into that playbook. oh i dont know. ukrainian forces are facing off against russian back separatists in the east of the country. there's been fighting on and off there since russia annex crimea, from ukraine in 2014. now for the 2nd time this year, russian troops are building up a long ukraine's border. moscow dismisses as inflammatory, any suggestions? it's preparing for an attack. and present, vladimir putin says he has his own red lines. if nato countries involve themselves further in ukraine, these it i

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consider klobuchar is here, bennett and kelly, senator shaheen, hassan and smith for their leadership on ends of the price of and some will go $600 an injection or a dose to $35 which is where it should always have been if we would've had proper laws in place. and senator sinema has told me she supports this agreement. so i think we are there. it is not everything we all wanted, many of us would've wanted to gone much further. but it is a big step in helping the american people deal with the price of drugs. finally, senator wyden hasn't years of work on this issue and help develop many of the proposals in this package. senator leahy. >> thank you. first off, for anyone who is faced medical costs, this is a tremendous news. i am delighted to hear it. we are talked about the voting rights act. something that's passed unanimously over the years signed into law and supported by everybody. can you imagine anything, anything more ridiculous than senators who are elected to come here and vote note we are going to block voting on the voting rights act. this seems like something out of a satur