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Asteroids with intertwined orbits. we're going to run a small spacecraft into the smaller of the two asteroids, and it is going to change its velocity by small amounts. >> these two asteroids are not a threat to earth, but scientists say the pair have perfect conditions for this first of its kind test. to make the collision happen, a smaller probe will be jettisoned from the larger spacecraft, ramming into the asteroid at a speed of over 14,000 miles per hour. this along with the first of its kind observatory being built in chile could be a game changer in asteroid detection. >> from this poin...

Has with russia consistently warning mr. putin for not using nuclear weapons, financial times yesterday reported that european diplomats have the same sort of back channel and warning him as well and taking it seriously is there are worries in the west that he could resort to such a step. question is what could he do? could he use a tactical nuclear weapon to send a signal? shooting into the black sea and basically show he's not bluffing first? that's a question that experts aren't sure of. and the other point to make is, as i said earlier, he has a long way to go in terms of escalatory measur...

Debris falling from the bowing 777, hitted parked cars below. air traffic control quickly alerting the pilots. the aircraft circling several times over the atlantic ocean, for nearly two hours, burning off fuel to lighten the plane before it returned to newark. >> the cautionary methodology would be to say, if we've got sparks coming out the back and we don't know exactly what's going on, maybe we better not dump fuel. >> reporter: tonight, united saying that the aircraft experienced a mechanical issue. apparently part of the high draggic system, but that it did land safely. and david, just ho...

Field in ukraine, it's been an amazing week with ukrainians making significant gains in the northwest -- correction, the northwest around kharkiv making, you know, a small offensive but taking a lot of ground as well as gaining ground around kherson. so the russians are on their heels in multiple different areas, both kind of gio politically as well as the battle field itself. it's going to get harder for them. the question is do we -- does this come to an end before there is a natural disaster or man-made disaster? and that nuclear power plant potentially meltdown would be something that affe...

And they will. >> my name is mike stanton strung. a member of the expert panel. we have been involved in this since almost the inception of the fire. we are an independent panel. we are funded by but way. and we have been using gio's intent to assist us. but there is a trend of increasing exceedances as we move forward in time. >> concentration are returning to pre-fire levels. >> what we have here are a lot of exceedances in areas where you don't see a lot of contamination. >> the system is already recovering and we are happy about that. >> my name is denise duffield, and i feel like i am liv...