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The iaea has not seen a spike in radioactive levels, a spike in radiation, they do not -- there are some questions about the power that is going to the power plant. the ukrainians said that the power is coming from emergency generators. i did speak with an expert earlier today, jeffrey white at the middlebury institute who said that there is no real cause for concern right now in terms of a nuclear meltdown. of course that would be the biggest fear. but it is significant that there is no communication with the staff there and the fact that the staff does not appear to be turning over. these gu...

Of that attempt. new video into the newsroom and we'll bring you more as it comes. >> sandra: heartbreaking, so much it, thank you very much. john. >> john: a little bit of breaking news talking earlier today about the fact that the chernobyl nuclear power plant, what's left of it, had been disconnected from the grid, was operating on emergency generators only. now the russian defense ministry says it has agreed to allow a ukrainian repair team to access power lines in the area around chernobyl and hook it back up to power. in terms of potential nuclear meltdown, some good news there. very lit...

0 i'm not going to get into intelligence but the president's intention of sending u.s. military to fight in ukraine against russia has not changed. >> even if there is a chemical weapons attack, the calculus will not change? i want to be clear what the response would be. >> we are conveying to all of you what the capabilities are. the steps they have taken in past. the president and our nato partners have not changed their assessment about their plans to send u.s. troops in. >> president biden let a chemical weapons attack in ukraine go unanswered by the united states. >> we have not let anyth...

Dangerous, so get back under cover. we do appreciate it. and hospitals already full with covid patients sheltering in place. i spoke with dr. mark klein just moments ago. doctor, thank you so much for joining us here tonight. we knew going into the hurricane many of the hospitals in new orleans would have to shelter in place. how are you doing so far? i know the power has gone out in part of the hospital? >> we're doing reasonably well. we have some water leaking in. we're without city power, but our emergency generators have kicked in and our patient care areas are all secure. >> i know you...

Tell us how things are going where you are. >> conditions outside are pretty rough. i'm sitting here talking to you just with natural light. we are on emergency generators, city power has been lost, but all of the patient care areas have power through emergency generation. the conditions outside are rough. and to my eye looking out the window are getting rougher. but inside we have got everything under control. we have a ride out team of health professionals that have been here locked down in the building since before 7:00 this morning and we are here for the duration and we plan to take good ...