. >> after weeks of diplomatic and logistical raveling, a teen of -- team of experts has finally made it. the southern ukrainian city is home to europe's largest nuclear power plant. the main fear is a nuclear exxon that will compound an already disastrous conflict, avoiding an incident at the plant is what the team hopes to do. >> it is a mission that seeks to prevent nuclear accidents. >> whether the ex-pence -- experts will be allowed to achieve the goals is anyone's guess. they claim ukrainian troops launched drone strikes on the ministry of building and training center. ukraine accused russians of farming access roads to the site. also, the duration of the trip. they hope to set up a permanent mission at the plant which could only happen if fighting in the vicinity stops. ukraine in the meantime has made it clear it once the agency's mission to lead to a complete withdrawal of russian troops. >> joining us for more analysis from washington, -- the senior party director for arms control and nonproliferation. thank you for being with us. how concerned are you at this stage of the s

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sailors were dead, no one knows military secrets. this move of the norwegian rescuers, in the end, the ravel the lock at a depth of 105 m . allowed to the submarine in the first days after the tragedy, at least 23 citizens of russia would have returned home to their wives, mothers, children, son, if you are alive, please let me know right away , because little one, i love you and worry there are a lot of chances, it seems, there are no percents 10:20 we hope that at least someone will read this, it is not necessary kolesnikov throw everything and when now in russia they pathetically tell that the russians don't throw theirs away like that and i want to say look in the mailbox yes maybe a farewell letter from captain kolesnikov a mistake has happened to someone among you, read it if so and think that behind the eternal hides a great betrayal that killed the miracle of love, hope and the meaning of life , we will bind up, we will bind up, we will defeat the bristles, news together, we are strong, may 30, 1876, badens germany, the russian emperor alexander ii, i sign hes and who are prohibited

the blast happened to the fireworks warehouse in a market area. leaving many shop has trapped in ravel explosions could still be heard as emergency services searched for survivors. a delegation of u. s. lawmakers has arrived in taiwan amid heightened tension with china following the visit of how speaker nancy pelosi aging used the self governing island as a province of the mainland and seas visits by higher level american officials. as undermining one china policy. japan is marked 77 years since the end of wellborn toot. with a ceremony in the capital, tokyo, i, minister from yoshida, renewed japan's pledge to never wage. another wall following a precedent set by the late former leaders in so abbey, there was no mention of japanese aggression in asia during the war. egypt chief prosecutor has ordered an investigation into a 5 are killed, more than 40 people at a cop to christian charge on sunday authority say an electrical fault started the blazing easily. the capital cairo relatives of some of those killed said rescued services are bribed at the same. fought we, late egypt. christians

if you realist electricity, ravel are very anxious to seniors. 40000000000 dollar plant remain jacked, and whoever gets it when this war is finally resolved, we'll be very happy to have that huge generating station. it's 20 percent of the capacity of crane and the burger going the u i. e, a conduct 2 kinds of inspections. one kind of inspection they are going to do for sure is look at nuclear, richer of accounting and see that the books are correct and that the inventories are correct. may do that about 4 times a year because of the war that has been interrupted. they also have the possibility of doing some kind of a special mission. those are not inspectors. there are people who chosen from the ranks or maybe from member states to go in the nation may look at safety and security gates and things like that. and they'll come back and make some observations, but they are not trained inspectors. like you would see, for example, a nuclear arms control treaty inspector, situation. in craning officials, at least 25 people were killed in russian rocket attacks in the eastern city of champ li

it would've required that i enable his ongoing efforts to on ravel our democratic system. and attack the foundations of our republic. that was a path i could not and would not take. >> the speech from cheney was infused with history. she is a student of history, a historian in her own right, talking about the young and fragile democracy that the united states indeed has. she talked about the need to bring americans together, republicans, democrats, independents, she urged them to join her. but she did not say is join her for what, exactly. she tiptoed to the line, clearly making the case that she will be involved in the fight ahead for democracy did not say in one form that would take. she did not talk about a presidential run of her own, as many supporters at her event certainly would like her to do. but she did talk about the urgency facing the country and the imperative nature of republicans and democrats and independents to come together against a trump. she said her greatest school is still keeping him from the oval office. jeff zeleny, cnn, jackson, wyoming. >> well,

this is an escalation, as you know that both ravel factions have military wings on the ground. feet is rising, that if these at ray val military wings get involved heavily or afterwards as you know, open to it tomorrow, tomorrow there is a session expected to at the supreme court to be held to handle a plea submitted by us, other demanding get the parliament at be a dissolved so up it remains to be seen whether or not this escalation will continue, especially with our civil b several. so the support has been were killed in today's clashes, dozens injures whether or not this alarm brigades or the military wings f. it's also not that a souther will stay cult oh for thank you for that update my mood, hampton. why hard live in bank that as we can still hear the sound of gunfire. they're behind. so a, so a volatile situation in iraq, a capital not mac todd asada has been a crucial figure in iraq. he politics for a long time. the she, i peter's sad race movement is one of the most powerful factions. he rose to prominence after the end of saddam hussein's leadership in 2003 is demanded. the d

richmond center fell as you're raveling out of richmond along one o one traveling up. 85 to menlo parkund 30 minutes to 37. no major issues. 17 looking great southbound, 6 city double down to fremont about 15 minutes. and let's check on 5.80, 80. a 90 minute drive from crockett down towards the maze. darya. james, back to you. >> its 6.18, right now and a proposal to seal the criminal records of many ex-felons in california has cleared a major hurdle. yeah, in the state legislature now it's just one signature away from becoming law. we've got our capital correspondent eytan wallace with the story. >> keep in mind about one of every 5, california and says either been arrested or served time. >> well, now one california lawmaker hopes her bill will allow people records to get a second chance at life do the crime scene do the time? but for many offenders, the question now turns to what life will be like after prison, a life that could soon look different. all because of a bill sitting on the governor's desk. one is that the 7.31, the legislation would seal conviction and arrest records fo