from from toss up to leaning democrat. and in pennsylvania, you think mehmet oz is going to win. talk to me about the nevada one, that s interesting, catherine cortez masto, who is running for the senate, why do you think the democrats have suddenly found some momentum there? ~ , ., ., there? well, they have done better in there? well, they have done better in the there? well, they have done better in the early there? well, they have done better in the early voting i there? well, they have done. better in the early voting than expected. i personally, i don t expected. i personally, idon t have expected. i personally, idon t have a expected. i personally, i don t have a crystal ball but maybe you d have a crystal ball but maybe you d come to our meetings. basically you d come to our meetings. basically i will tell you this, i personally think she s going to lose i personally think she s going to lose and that may be the republicans 52 seats, we will see what republicans
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the question is would it be enough to give him a boost in the polls. i can t think of debates in this cycle more anticipated than that one. the verdict really has been that for however low the bar was for herschel walker, he perhaps cleared it. i m not sure that there are a number of voters truly undecided at this point in the game. these debates are important because it s one last chance for candidates to make their pitch and anything can go wrong and certainly derail a campaign. in such a polarized environment with the amount of money being spent in georgia, the idea that there are a lot of voters left in the state that don t have a pretty clear idea of what they re going to do, i just feel like a lot of these races, they re going to be very close, but there s not a ton of wiggle room at this point. the fact that the debate did not deal some moment that would dramatically blow things up probably was a win for walker. i want to show people where this race is for now, basically
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officials in zaporizhzhia, ukraine, say russia unleashed devastating shelling in the region early this morning. a city council secretary says civilian infrastructure is destroyed. there are casualties. cnn cannot independently verify those claeims. but this comes after president putin said he would draft 300,000 citizens to join his war. this mobilization is already happening. look at this. this is one of the tearful scenes, mothers saying good-bye to their sons and husbands who have been called up to go to ukraine. ben wedeman is in kharkiv, ukraine. ben, what are you hearing from people there about what president putin has announced? reporter: well, i think the ukrainians don t have a very high opinion of the russian military. they have experienced it firsthand and you oftentimes hear people say that the