allegations that it may use an explosive lace with radioactive material. absurd am dangerous ashes. defense minnes reportedly voice concerns during phone calls with british french and tacket defense ministers. oscar has provided no evidence to back the accusations. psych, a showing also spoke to his u. s. counterpart, lloyd austin, in their 2nd phone call in 3 days. harry force at his mo, from keith. here ukraine. this round of calls being given by the defense minister should go of russia to his opposite numbers in france, inter kia in the united kingdom, and now in the united states, as well as be labeled, a carousel of calls by the ukraine president lamar lensky. the message coming from here is that there is an attempt by the russians to escalate at the very least, the rhetoric and potentially prepare the ground for some kind of false flag attempt . that is something that the russians are accusing the ukrainians of our president lensky said. it was the other way round a little boy. if someone could use a nuclear weapon in our part of europe, it could only be one entity. and this entity is the on

both of us out here on our tea, minns reports that both the president of ella roasted and russia have agreed to deploy a joint regional, military contingent, free by mike will give you more details on this and also explain that at the possible ramifications of the me with a couple of an old corners of the globe and giving you both sides of today's headlines. welcome to your new sausage, but continue without breaking news cover a chair on our t. it's good to have your company. vladimir putin has vowed a serious and reciprocal response to any threats made to russia. he made the remarks during a meeting of the national security council commenting on the latest round of missile strikes against ukraine. soon gilded on this morning, upon the initiative of the defense ministry strikes using high precision weapons from land at sea and air carriers. and that were made against objects in ukrainian territory was those we will take serious steps to provide an adequate response for measure it with the levels of threats to the russian federation. yeah, no one should have any doubts about that. so i

according to the katara minnes sir, europe does have enough gas to get through this winter, but he also says the block will be hard pressed. once those reserves run out, i'll tease ilya, but throwing co explains what european countries doing to stay warm. the us trying really hard to save its members from soaring gas prices while sticking to the goal of giving up on gas imports from russia. the european commission has just come up with a set of proposals. they include joint gas purchase, the creation of a liquefied natural gas pricing benchmark, and also default energy solidarity between member states, $1.00 of the lifelines for the e. you could have been long term supply deals for l. g with guitar, one of the world's largest l, g. producers, but the problem is that car has most of its volumes already contracted under such deals with buyers outside europe. recently, chinese ellen g importers have been selling their excess inventory to europe, which has been a relief for brussels, but bay jean has told their energy giants to stop that practice ahead of winter. in february this year, coul

both to narrow and challenger louis nasty or lily, the silver eyes and now on the southern state of minnes jeris. our latin america editor lucida newman reports wrote, wrote as there could decide the winner in this highly competitive race. the capital of minas jed ace doesn't stop moving to the sound of campaigning. this is preserves more significant battle ground state. where left is candidate lou. let the cba has a very slim lead but haven't been at once the incumbent president jane ball. so now don't out of office and she's appealing to women who make up more than half the voters. amazon. if i want to be bull scenario is a massage dentist and sexist man, he'd made offensive comments to female journalists to women. he said that women should earn less because they get pregnant. so if both scenario wins, women lose anomaly. a is here with cleanest dice, is regarded as a micro sample of the brazilian electorate. and at this busy watering hole politics is on everyone's lips, or some one is a film. no, we've never had anything like this kind of polarization in brazil before gerardo sorta bals

. >> that voter right there from minn minnesota's second district sums up what's at stake in the mid-term elections. he lives in a suburban district. analysts believe there are 18 congressional districts across the country that are considered toss-ups. the gop needs a net gain of five seats to win back the house. for more let's bring in nathan gonzalez, inside elections. nice to see you again. >> good morning. >> good morning. nation, which toss-up elections stand out to you right now. >> choosing between the toss-ups is like choosing between my children. i love them all in their special unique way. i think minnesota's second is a special one. angie craig is in a rematch against republican tyler kiss kissiner. in the shadow of the view owelines and riots after george floyd's murder still lingers and economic concerns. that's similar to other suburban districts. oregon's district was created through the reapportionment process. you have republican mike eriksson against democratic andrea selinas. economic concerns along with the crime and homelessness issue in portland lingering there and t

minn minnesota waltz and jenson. in the southwest you have gri grisham going at it in new mexico. do you see one of the races as telling a national story or a common thread that runs through each one? >> i would focus on the new york governor's race just because president biden will be in syracuse this afternoon with governor hochul. an official trip but trying to shore up hochul's support from the democratic face. the fact that we're even talking about it as potentially competitive is a sea change from recent years. one common thread, bill, in those races you mentioned, crime. in the governor's races crime is a top issue in many of those states. i'm thinking oregon, new mexico, certainly new york. there is a worry in races where democratic governors haven't been able to take a pro-active stance on rising crime rates, rising murders in their home states and where it feels like democrats aren't addressing the big problem that many voters are facing. that is going to be a challenge. it is making the blue states very competitive down the final homestretch. >> dana: i want to ask for

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