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>> there have been a ton of people showing up here every day to buckingham palace. crowds are growing embracing all day. there are many tens of thousands of people behind me and i did get a chance to walk around and speak to folks from the old to the very young about why they came. they all felt like they had lost a member of their family. it is also important to note that these are the people who are coming out here. there are also other people around the country that, you know, this is not muc...

In the meantime, it is very important that we have these rulings so that we do not have an interruption in services. fortunately because of two different courts having issued those rulings, the law will remain the same as it was pre-jobs at least until the voters out there say. >> thinking about the you for joining, us it is a pleasure to have you both on this really important. issue michigan attorney general -- nasa. coming up, crucial health program for 9/11 survivors that is supposed to last ...

Ive got no sympathy for them whatsoever. >> reporter: ukraine has imposed a news blackout on the southern offensive and keeps its casualty figures secret but for these men being wounded isnt the end of combat, its an interruption. >> are you going to go back? >> yeah, once everything heals on my body, probably within three to four weeks i should be right back out there. >> reporter: now, john and brianna, the initiative at least on this southern front seems to be in the ukrainians since this cou...

By whom? the russians say it wasnt them, it was the ukrainians. the ukrainians say vice versa. but that incoming fire potentially can affect the electricity power line. so there was an interruption to the power supply previously, backup generators kicked in. but the power supply is the key here because its notjust the physical danger from shells coming in. and remember that this is a power plant right in the middle of a war zone. its the threat to the power supply that keeps the reactors cool. i...

Really, a nuclear plant is not the place to be firing mortars and rockets and artillery. this plant is relatively well protected. its much more modern than the chernobyl one that blew up in1986. its got protective shields around the reactors. but the biggest threat is really the interruption of the electricity supply. and ukraine has been accusing russia of doing what it calls nuclear blackmail, of worrying the world and the west in particular, that there is a risk that there could be a huge, gr...

It was occupied by russia soon after it invaded ukraine in february — theres been heavy fighting close by and the plant has been rocked by shelling. six members of the iaea team remain at the plant and have carried out a second day of inspections. our security correspondent frank gardner is in zaporizhzhia and told us more about the comment by the iaea that the plants physical intergity has been violated several times. well, what it means is that its taken incoming shell and mortar and artille...

But its not a guarantee against future attacks because, as i say, its the middle of a war zone. and rafael grossi, the director general of the international atomic energy agency, is quite sanguine about this. hes saying, look, great that weve got them in there, but there is still the possibility of future violations, of physical violations. because up until now, nobody has known for certain. really, a nuclear plant is not the place to be firing mortars and rockets and artillery. this plant is re...

But there is still the possibility of future violations, of physical violations. in other words, attacks, shells coming in. really, a nuclear plant is not the place to be firing mortars and rockets and artillery. this plant is relatively well protected. its much more modern than the chernobyl one that blew up in 1986. its got protective shields around the reactors. but the biggest threat is really the interruption of the electricity supply. and ukraine has been accusing russia of doing what it c...

Thats a plus. but its not a guarantee against future attacks because as i say, its the middle of a war zone. and rafael grossi, the director general of the international atomic energy agency, is quite sanguine about this. hes saying, look great, that weve got them in there, but there is no there is still the possibility of future violations, of physical violations. in other words, attacks, shells coming in. really, a nuclear plant is not the place to be firing mortars and rockets and artillery. ...