e, such as the training of inspectors in e. in dosaafah them on questions. counter-emergency training, that is, we tried it for the first time. we liked the apparently tangible effect in terms of professionalism in driving and handling in extreme conditions and for the past four years. here, uh we combine with the preparation of the team for the army competition in accordance with the year and the performance is being prepared, that is, from 10 to 20,000 people, of course, we are preparing for a year. the word “ safety” in every point of the tasks of the inspector of the vine everything is obvious and everything is logical, but, in addition, the registration of military vehicles for technical inspection and the admission of military transport drivers to participate in road traffic, the work of the inspector on an extended diagnostic line consists of many elements. i want to say that the work is quite laborious and specific for this you need to have knowledge. for example, at this post, the inspector checks the vin numbers, bodies, chassis in these numbers, t

for the office of inspector general it is inspector general. they will hire-for the sheriff he hires who is in the department and for the inspector general it is up to that person to hire the investigators or whatever staff they think are necessary. so, i won't go into a lot of detail about the role of department heads because you have a elected sheriff now, but happy to answer questions about that, but because you don't have a inspector general i wasn't going to into a lot of detail what they power might be. the commission secretary, moving to page 17. you have a big agenda so trying to move quickly, but tell me to slow down if you want me to. so, the commission secretary, is appointed by the board and their job is you have seen it in action so don't have to explain it. working with who ever the chair is typically is how it works to create the agenda. the way it work frd this meeting was different because you didn't have a chair at that point but usually-often what bodies do is some point in the meeting they have future agenda items and people

at the inspector. are legal semi-legal ways to complicate life by being rude, and pauly skom himself is not threatened with anything for this, the inspector seemed to have some element about the forgery of numbers or documents, wrote a report, took him to the department, left him there, the driver, he left to work. kuban farmer yuri gagarin, who was banned from exploiting the niva, and that is how he began to dislike himself. a note that obliges me to talk to you. i understood lawyer, i have a registrar , he records both the picture and the sound. and i didn't break anything at all. yes, you that the registrar is a useful thing, if you are sure that you did not violate this proof. well, until he said nothing, nothing superfluous did not say conclusive evidence that the violation was not, such as videotaped testimony of witnesses, then this recording can immediately demonstrate the possibility that your recording. it will be much more convincing than the protocols drawn up by him or the decision is stil

but her mission for the inspectors will be very difficult. the only good news is that all measurements still show normal radiation levels and elsewhere you training forces are on the offensive in the south. what's the latest on their attempts to retake at the hands on region? have ye fighting has continued also a round sir? have san throughout the region of have san and ukraine claims that it has broken through several defense lines. there. some senior officials say that ukraine has also been able to hit remaining bridges and ferries that are important for russian supply lines. again, these claims cannot be very fight at the moment, but what we can say for sure is that ukraine is still far away from the city of harrison itself. and a senior official said that ukrainians still have to be patient with be offensive. he said that it's well plans, but it will be slow and so the aim is to wear out the enemies there. i thank you for that. actually it shows in keith german chancellor, olaf shalt says his country is well prepared to tackle a possible

but a mission for the inspectors will be very difficult. the only good news is that all measurements still so normal radiation levels johnson, it shows an keith speak to me a little earlier. now this war has that force millions of ukrainians from their homes. many a children who have lost everything. group of volunteers in the south is set up a summer camp. course it's supposed to be a place of fun and safety, but it's d. w mathias, bullying reports. the horror of the war is never, far away. yada is 11 years old to day. it's a birthday like no other i wish you have happiness and a peaceful sky above your head. i wish you that everything will be fine and that you can go home soon. this is a summer camp for kids and families. we've lost their home refugees from embattled occupied areas, yada and his mother fled her son, which is occupied by the russian that was the c a u. it's the russians were standing where with tangs garcia and next to the tanks where people unable to live and then they to a few people away lies is not unable to live his c

and do you have confidence in the current dhs inspector general, who is investigating this? atty. gen. garland: so as a general manner, any allegations of wrongdoing about inspector generals are handled by what we call siggy, which is the council -- ciggy, which is the council of inspectors general on integrity and efficiency. that's the way those kind of allegations are handled. and without commenting on this particular case, needless to say, the justice department's job is to investigate allegations of violations of the criminal law, including allegations regarding matters involving the scope of inspector generals. >> for you concerned about the missing text? atty. gen. garland: i won't talk about particular cases with respect to our own investigations. we pursue all facts as far as we need to pursue them and we'll pursue them with all the tools we have under the criminal law. >> if i could just ask you real quick, you have enormous respect for the supreme court. what's the point of the supreme court if doj is going to go around and do these kinds of things? will there be other

ah, [000:00:00;00] ah, this is dw news live from berlin, russia agrees to allow international inspectors to visit you. crane's jasper region nuclear plant, moscow says atomic officials can assess the nuclear station currently occupied by it's cool that says residents stuck up on iodine pills with both sides, accusing each other. fighting near the facility. also coming up explosions brought mobile tissue as millison, place each to a hotel at least 8, all killed with gunfire and cobbler attack test. somalia stability under a new president and poland and germany investigate the cause of mass fish deaths and the oda river tests show toxic algae linked to industrial pollution may be to blame for the ecological disaster. ah, my manuscripts mckinnon. it's good to have you with us. russian president vladimir putin says that he will allow inspectors to visit the upper region nuclear power plant in a call with france as president manuel my call. and the russian leader said officials from the international atomic energy agency will be allowed to assess ation on the ground. russian troops are statio

what is the likelihood of inspectors getting in? i mean, there is a war going on. yes, there was some news on that from kia firm on this day. and her an advisor to the ukrainian energy, me to minister said that a delegation of the i. e. a will probably visit the power plant in. there's a patricia in the coming days, so in late august or early september, and she said that they would come through ukrainian territory. and this is something that the government in kia was insisting on our president lansky said that if they come from russia controlled territory, for example through i next crimea then ukraine would cut off, dies with the i, e a. so there was a solution there. they will probably come to the front line and then cross it. and we can only hope that this will bring and feast ill, or at least come to the situation, which is very volatile after, as i've just said, did oh, he's home and gone to ankle. thanks, phil, bringing us up to date. let's take a look at some other stories, making headlights, no wheat, and analysts say, rancher is destroying natural gas stoc

is the inspector general doing that?ow but that's why it's so wrong what's going on. >> sean: it has emboldened them. my question is, does director wray have to go, alan dershowitz? and does that mean that the department of justice, under merrick garland, that he has to be impeached? he has to be removed? he has politicized the department of justice and it can't be trusted? >> the first step is to have judicial oversight. that's why the judge's decision tomorrow to appoint an independent monitor instead of a taint team is a good first step. >> sean: they already read it. it's too late. >> it's not too late. >> sean: they have it, they read it. >> the independent examiner can at least pinpoint what has been read. i don't trust the fbi, i don't trust the department of justice to make honest assessments as to what was read and what was privileged. we need oversight. >> sean: professor we're losing you, every other word is all we're picking up. thank you professor, congressman jordan weal' stay on the story with you. >>> com

but the mission for the inspectors will be very difficult. the only good news is that all measurement does so normal, radiation level elsewhere ukrainian forces on the offensive in the south. what's the latest on their attempt to re take the hassle region? have you fighting has continued also around have saw throughout the region of have some and ukraine claims that has broken through several defense lines. there are some senior officials say that ukraine has also been able to hit the remaining bridges and ferries that are important for russian supply line. again, these claims cannot be verified at the moment, but what we can say for sure is that ukraine is still far away from the city of harrison itself. and a senior official said that ukrainians still have to be patient with the offensive . he said that it's well plans, but it will be slow and the aim as to where all the enemies there. thank you for that shows in key the war has forced millions of ukrainians from their homes. many a children who have lost everything. a group of volunteers i

russia's vladimir putin agrees on the need to send inspectors to ukraine's zaporizhzhia nuclear powerlant, as fears grow about its safety. it is amended, the international agency of atomic energy, it is up to them to do the negotiations. we are, of course, ready to support them. police in nicaragua detain a roman catholic bishop who's been a prominent critic of the president — we've spoken to human rights advocate bianca jagger who's following his case. he has been held hostage for the last 15 days without being allowed to go to officiate maths —— mass, will be allowed to get food or medicine. and a show of solidarity for salman rushdie — authors gather in new york to demonstrate their support, a week after he was attacked. hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. we start in the us, where a former british member of the islamic state terror group has been sentenced to life in prison by a court in virginia. el shafee elsheikh, who's 3a, was among a group of british is members who carried out a brutal reign of terror in syria. our north america correspondent nomia

the main means of transportation for military inspectors on the front line is armored vehicles.e, it is a tiger car, and they also have to risk their lives every day, for example. here you can see it on the windshield, and a hole from a fragment from and only armored glass saved the driver, many inspectors of the vai of the central military district included in the conduct of the special operation were awarded state and departmental awards, primarily for their dedication. we were in the same place. eh, and, accordingly, the himosses flew in there. it so happened that we were hiding, and after we went out to prove help to the victims. so it turns out that another comrade loaded the wounded, took them to field medical stations, provided first aid to the injured, and so today is my professional holiday. hundreds of my soldiers will set off a difficult road to bring freedom from nationalism sergei female sergei soldiers together. how the state should protect the rights of minors, they themselves told the children's ombudsman maria lvova belova during a special shift at the all-russi

. >> i am also concerned about the actions of the inspector general. he sat on the stuff for months and months and months as well. and now, he has ordered the department to stop the forensic analysis of the phones, which we need. we need that to happen. >> that was january 6th committee member zoe lofgren, voicing her concerns about the department homeland security inspector general, after it was revealed that he knew of the leaked secret service texts, promised before he reported it to congress. now, we are learning new revelations in the washington post that earlier this year, quote, staff at the inspector generals office plan to contact all dhs agencies, offering to have data specialists help retrieve messages from their phones, according to two government whistleblowers who provided reports to congress. but later that month, the inspector general's office decided it was not collecting any, or reviewing any agency phone, according to three people briefed on the decision. it led to top democrats renewing their calls for the dhs watchdog, to step down

so free with d w ah ah, this is d w. news live from berlin. russia agrees to allow international inspectors to visit ukraine, zap parisha nuclear plants. moscow says atomic officials can assess the nuclear station occupied by his forces near by residence a stocking stocking up on i've been pills. both sides accused each other, firing on the facility. also on the program health care work is in india. prepare for what might be the next big virus outbreak. will take a closer look of what they're doing to contain monkey pox. and poland and germany investigate the cause of math fish deaths in the odor. river tests show taught technology you linked to industrial pollution, maybe to blame for the ecological disaster. ah, and i man, you can speak and, and thanks for joining us. russian president vladimir putin says that he will allow inspectors to visit the shop or reach a nuclear power plant in a cool with frances president, emmanuel, my call be russian leader, said officials from the international atomic energy agency will be a to assess the situation on the ground russian troops stationed at the

also coming up, russia agrees to allow international inspectors to visit ukraine's separation nuclear plant and assess the impact of nearby fighting. residents are stocking off on iodine pills as both sides accused the other of risking disaster and explosions. rock mogadishu as militantly seems to hotel killing at least 12 people attack tests, somalia stability under a new president. ah, i'm going bullcrap. welcome to the program. ukraine's grain exports have picked up with a nother 2 ships departing across the black sea. today, under united nations back deal more than a half a 1000000000 tons of grain have been transported in less than a month, passing through an inspection facility in turkish waters. today, united nations secretary general antonio potash is visiting the joint coordination center where ukrainian russian, turkish, and un officials are working to oversee the deal. attacker said many more shipments of grain, an agricultural products are necessary to help boost global supply and bring down prices. exports were blocked, the 1st 6 months of russia's invasion. let's get the

calls for com at ukraine's largest nuclear power plant, which is held by russian forces, nuclear inspectors say they're hoping to visit the site next week and an unsealed legal document sheds light on y. u. s. federal agents rated donald trump's florida home. they suspected highly classified information was kept in properly on trumps property ah i'm michael ok. thanks for joining us. residents of a small town in eastern ukraine are burying their dead after this week's devastating russian attack on the ukranian in penance death. at least 25 people, including 2 children, were killed by russian rockets. in the small town of chap, lina, our corresponded yon phillips sholtes, attended the funeral of one of the children who was among the victims. much lee would have had his 1st day of school next week and he's full time. the 6 year old boy will not live to see this day anymore. the whole neighbourhood came to say good bye. summer door. oh him, he was most precious thing in my life. no, it's all so incredibly sad for my daughter, there's nothing left. she doesn't even have a home any more. motherl

ah, [000:00:00;00] ah, this is the w news live from berlin, russia agrees to allow international inspectors to visit ukraine's chaper region nuclear plant. moscow says atomic officials can assess the nuclear station occupied by its forces back to the residence, stuck on stuck on by a dean pills with both sides, accusing each other of resting ages. the facility also coming out the explosion that the brought mobile tissue as militant lay siege to a hotel. at least 8 are killed with gunfire and hobble attack test, somalia, the ability under a new president and gas problem announces a 3 day shuts down a b train gas pipeline. european customers turn down their heating cities, switch off the lights to save energy winter ahead. ah, and i'm an oops, mckinnon. thanks for joining us. russian president vladimir putin says he will allow inspectors to visit the chaper, reach a nuclear power plant in a cool with france as president manuel my call, the russian leader said officials from b international atomic. and then she agency will be allowed to assess the situation on the ground. a russian troops stat

ah, ah, this is d w. news life from berlin. russia agreed to allow international inspectors to visit ukraine's exam for region nuclear plant. moscow says atomic officials can assess the nuclear station occupied by it forces residents sucking up on iodine pills as both sides, excuse each other, fight singing in the facility. also on the program, chancellor will actually it's testifies as an inquiry into germany's biggest attack scandal. he denies helping a bank avoid millions and payments that says he can't remember. the details. and finland's prime minister says she did nothing wrong by partying with friends. now, son of marin has taken a drug test to prove her point and filing her pregnant. ah, my manuscripts mckinnon. welcome to the program. russian president vladimir putin says that he will allow inspectors to visit their shop parisha nuclear power plant in a coal with francis president manuel my called the russian leader said officials from the international atomic agency. energy agency will be allowed to assess the situation on the ground at russian, stationed at the plant, whic

also coming up, the un calls for comment ukraine's largest nuclear power plant as inspectors repair to go inside experts warning of a nuclear disaster. if fighting does not stop and, and go as president heads for a 2nd term in office. his long time ruling party is leading with nearly all of the votes from the election count. ah, i bring. gov is good to have you with us on this friday. we begin with the latest salvo in donald trump's legal battle with you as authorities, even as the former president lays the groundwork for another possible run for the white house. the u. s. justice department says at 14, out of 15 boxes recovered from trumps, florida. stayed back in january contained classified papers. now that has been revealed today in a heavily censored, heavily redacted legal document. an affidavit which explains why the f b. i searched trump's moral logo property earlier this month. the former president is accused of a legally taking sensitive classified documents. when he left the white house after he lost the presidential election in 2020. i asked our washington bureau chief in h

energy agency say there are due to inspector the plant within days. so if they do get access to the plant, what does it actually mean for the situation? they are, what can they do? well, it's so of course very helpful if for an inspection, but in the short term with agency would happen. but the gaps, perhaps it's falling short because it's in military area now. and we have learned that in china, the nuclear power plant of the russian army was leaving, there has been traps and mines, booby, traps and mines are. so perhaps it would need to military excursion. and on the other hand, it's questionable how neutral a nuclear, the international atomic agency and agency is because it has very good relationships to rush on the asa dorm. this is the volt biggest manufacturer of nuclear power plants, and the agency is supporting all these projects. so only a demilitarization would help an inspection is just a small step. right. and that of course takes times are high and says metal. they're nuclear expert with greenpeace. joining us from hamburg, thank you so mu

but also from turkey and the united nations and mystical parish to day met with a group of inspectors at a port here in istanbul, south of the boss burrows. and now he's expected to come over to the joined coordination center, which was set up under this agreement to monitor the implementation of the deal. this is where i am right now. mr. harris, we'll talk to as journalists and give his assessment of how this deal is working almost a month after it has been fined. here in istanbul, this is the only significant agreement i should mention signed by key if in moscow since russia invaded ukraine in february and is entering the turkey is, is involved here. what exactly is turkey's role? well, the turkish governments, her basically since the beginning of this war has been performing a balancing act, where on the one hand they are supporting ukraine militarily as well with combat drones. but they are also very full and not to jeopardize their relations with moscow. turkey has not joined western sanctions against the kremlin, but the turkish president, mister edwin says, this actually is an

it and talking about inspectors at the lant? , ., ., , and talking about inspectors at the lant?course the mission _ plant? it is good news. of course the mission won't _ plant? it is good news. of course the mission won't happen - plant? it is good news. of course the mission won't happen until. the mission won't happen until it happens. there are political issues at stake, it's good to see that perhaps the needle on those issues have moved previously both sides were adamant that mission should enter through their territory. ukrainian said no, you can only enter through kyiv and russia insisted through their territory. there are signs that mr putin may have conceded on that point and the mission will go ahead by entering through kyiv. there are also reports the united nations security mission might be up to the task, security the passage of this high level delegation to this occupied plant. however, there are many impediments that could happen between now and that could happen between now and that mission in the end ijust want to impress it how truly important that mission would

hugo, separately, un inspectors are heading towards l un inspectors are heading towards that nuclearzhzhia, a white house report said today a controlled shutdown of the plant would be the safest option, is that something that is being discussed? it option, is that something that is being discussed?— option, is that something that is being discussed? it seems that this is another alternative _ being discussed? it seems that this is another alternative to _ being discussed? it seems that this is another alternative to try - being discussed? it seems that this is another alternative to try to - is another alternative to try to de—escalate tensions around this facility, finally this visit seems to be going ahead, these monitors are expected to arrive at the zaporizhzhia power plant later this week. it took days of intense difficult negotiations for this trip to go ahead. up until now, they have been calls for the international monitors to be allowed into this facility but also calls for the demilitarisation of the region around this facility, something that the russians have rejected. so

i work employees of the state traffic inspectorate of the ministry of emergencies information is being specified the rescuer says the victims could have been even more flames quickly spread, real residential buildings are nearby a private residential building and build one house, the total area amounted to 200 m². fire. it raged for a long time for several hours, firefighters spilled a fuel truck and engulfed in flames residential buildings worked more than fifty people, the head of the regional investigative department of investigators and forensic experts arrived at the scene, and after them, criminal officers left in the yaroslavl region . center of the central office of the investigative committee of russia on the fact of the death of people as a result of a road traffic accident, the investigative bodies of the investigative committee of russia for the yaroslavl region initiated criminal case conducted investigative actions aimed at establishing all the circumstances that occurred in their version, what happened is already put forward by an expert, of course, a violation of traffi

what might these inspectors be looking for? you need to break it down into 2 things the inspectors ago are people whose job is to do inventories and audits of nuclear material. so they are entirely focused on those things. they have no experience and they have no training and safety security . that kind of effort them the from time to time. and in very few cases of special mission like the south africa to iraq, to libya. those are special cases where they bring in outside there's a lot of americans usually, and those people come in and they are very familiar with the technology which i am not. and they carry out a mission, but it's not an inspection. so very much depending on who i am reaching out to and brings in as expert people who know about power lines, for example, transformers, which is probably completely outside bodies. i v i a g, a e, a chief, raphael grossey said to himself that he might be willing to go if necessary. would that lend us that credibility to this mission, which is surely as we've seen just from today's

this apparition, nuclear power plant as inspectors had been to survey alleged damage. the facility was temporarily knocked off the grid by what ukraine said was russian shelling experts warn one wrong move would lead to nuclear disaster. and up next in d w. news. asia is thailand's prime minister out of time by the opposition is trying to ask the former qu, leader for exceeding his term, and how extreme weather is creating hardship across the region from floods in south asia, to drought in central china. that more with b rush, vanity, i've been f as all and i'll have more will use next out for it. ah! ah! ah! with for her, the only way is appealing sunny manuela is africa 1st female bree master. as well as the country's 1st black woman to pound a micro brewery. this is where the magic happens. she'll show us what makes her beer tastes good. re max in 60 minutes on dw, sometimes a seed is all you need to allow the big ideas to grow. we're bring environmental conservation to life with learning facts like global ideas. we will show you how climate change and environmental

putin talking about potential inspectors at the plant? >> well, it is good news. mission won't happen until it happens -- ia mission won't happen until it happens. there are political issues. it is good to see perhaps the needle on those issues has moved. previously, both sides were adamant the mission should enter through their territory, the ukrainians said the mission could only enter through kyiv and russians insisted it should only enter through their territory. there are signs mr. putin might have conceded on that point that the mission will be entering through kyiv. there are also reports the u.n. security team might be up to the task, confident th could secure passage of this high-level delegation to this occupied plant however, there are many impediments that could happen between now and that mission. i want to impress how mutually importt that mission would be. even though it wo't solve all the problems, a lot of the problems, it can still provide us badly-needed third-party view of what is going on, at least when it comes to the safe operation of the pl

., ,, ., , inspectors to go in? perhaps he does want to be at — inspectors to go in? to go in? perhaps he does want to be at least to _ inspectors to go in? perhaps he does want to be at least to some - inspectors to go in? perhaps he does want to be at least to some extent i want to be at least to some extent in the good graces of at least some part of international community. the hope is perhaps, russia is a large supplier of nuclear reactors to parts of the world. in a big part of many of the countries in the developing world. perhaps the fear of getting a bad reputation as a supplier, of respecting nuclear safety might put some pressure on president putin to actually concede and allow you this mission to zaporizhzhia, which would be extremely important on many different levels. not least to show their support for the ukrainian staff that they are not forgotten, that the world cares and remembers about them and if they are really doing an extraordinaryjob in very, very difficult circumstances. thank ou ve very difficult circumstances. thank you very much _ very dif

because the job of the inspector general's to keep the government honest. how does the inspector general, who tells his staff to not recover deleted text messages that can help in congressional investigation, does not notify congress that there are missing text messages as he is required to by law, how does that keep the government honest? karine: we are looking at the facts and the situation. it is being investigated. we just do not speak to that. we know what members of congress have been saying and to understand the concerns. i hear what you are saying but it is being looked at at this time and so we are not going to comment on personnel announcement at this time. where in the back. >> i am wondering, minimum wage in the u.s. is $7.25 for decades . it is impossible under the -- is it possible under the biden administration for minimum wage to change? karine: i believe it has changed in the past 18 months. that is one thing we have seen. mom wage going up and workers and companies working with their workers. >> $15 an hour? are you headed in that directio

and let it be mission inspectors then. uh, the iaea itself clearly shows everything as it is. why civilians? uh, energizers must be endangered, and about the west does not hear and does not see this, but the specialists of the mmt. i think too much will not be silent. if, god forbid, these arrivals will be now, all the more so literally. uh, an hour ago. uh, there were shellings of, uh, energodar and multiple launch rocket systems, that is. uh, the nazi devils continue to rage and increase degrees. that's exactly the danger and threaten catastrophes of man-made origin, taking into account how much they drink and where vladimir vladimirovich arrives, the last question. what is the current situation at the nuclear power plant? it is clear that the whole world. now, of course, everyone is watching this. interestingly, at what level is the level now, or rather, in what state is the radiation level now ? does the system function in order? the level of radiation is normal, i just yesterday specially laid out the shooting in the evening, where i showed everything with a trigger count

also coming up, the french president's office says moscow has agreed to allow un inspectors inside a russian controlled nuclear plant in ukraine. mexico's former attorney general is arrested in connection with 43 students who disappeared in 2014 extreme weather batters parts of the world. millions of actors like cracked dry and barren, vast tracts of land are flooded. ah, or un security council waiver allowing afghan taliban officials to travel abroad has expired. senior members of the group have been subject to a travel band since 2011, but 13 taliban officials had been granted an exception. so they could attend peace talks. some security council members wanted removed after the group took power by force last year. they could vote again on monday on an amended waiver for just 6 taliban officials. kristen salome has more from un headquarters in new york sanctions against the taliban, including travel restrictions have long been a thorny issue for the security council. they were 1st imposed back in 1999 related to the groups sheltering of al qaeda. the council made exceptions in 2019

be looking for, you need to break it down as 2 things the inspectors ago. are people whose job is to do inventories, an audit significant material. so they are entirely focused on those things. they have no experience and they have no training and safety security. that kind of effort. them the idea from time to time and, and very few cases as in special missions like to south africa to iraq, to lydia. those are special cases where they bring an outsiders, a lot of americans usually, and those people come in and they are very familiar with the technology which i years not. and they carry out a mission, but it's not an inspection. so it'll very much depend on who i reached out to and brings in as experts, people who know about power lines, for example, transformers, which is probably completely outside i bodies. i the i a, h, e, a chief, raphael, gross. they said to himself that he might be willing to go if necessary, with that lender certain credibility to this mission, which is surely as we've seen just from today's discussion discussion, going to be come e

after international pressure, the kremlin has agreed to give inspectors access.james waterhouse, bbc news, in kyiv. a short time ago, james sent us this update on whether ukraine is now getting the sort of weapons it needs from the west. it depends what the ukrainians want to do. they want to repel russia fully. i think to this point, it is clear that this help from the west is allowing the country to hold the defensive line. we need to look at the questions which are raised by what we have seen in crimea over the past 11 days. what has happened to the air defence that russians installed along the peninsula? what exactly caused these blasts that we have seen? were they saboteurs, were they long—range missile strikes, which the west has helped ukraine with, or were they drone strikes indeed, as reported today? there are a lot of unknowns, but it is clear that western weaponry is helping, but ukraine will always bang the drum for more. nevertheless, what we have seen in crimea challenges two myths, i think. firstly, that it is an impregnable base for russia to stag

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inspectors arrived at ukrainian town close to the russian occupied nuclear power plant.aine and russia blame each other for the fighting raging around it. >> a mission that seeks to prevent nuclear accidents. laura: as the trip it's, preparations are being made for the funeral of mikael gorbachev, st leader of the soviet union. we meet the team trying to work out how fast the glaciers of switzerland are shrinking. and the venice film festival returns with all the glamour and excitement now that covid restrictions are gone. ♪ laura: welcome to world news america on pbs and around the globe. we begin tonight in ukraine, where a team of united nations inspectors has arrived on a mission to safeguard a nuclear power plant in the middle of a war zone. tomorrow the inspectors are due to get into the plant amid worries about the possibility of a catastrophic nuclear accident. as russia and ukraine blame each other for the fighting around the plant. let's get more from our correspondent in kyiv, james waterhouse. james: the chances of international inspectors making it to this n

so the agencies inspectors when you cranes, president vladimir zalinski has welcome the inspection, but further, specific details still need to be worked out 0 wait stretching to says you need to get the return of comprehensive security to the separate. and you kill a power plant. and in a hotel, i may start with this mission. i'm grateful to all who joined the effort. if the russian radiation blackmail will go on the someone may enter the history of europe is one of the most tragic of all time. because the no rule book in any station in the world is a procedure in case some terrorist state turns and you kill a power plant into a target. meanwhile, you insect re general antenna. terrorist has again called the demilitarization of the plans, a bar assessment with a plan. and the facility must not lose the spot with the said, a certainty leads to establish that whole issue as a snapshot and to ensure the se we'll bring in our panel in just a moment. first, let's take a closer look at the zapper. each st nuclear plant. it was one of the 1st sight seized when russia invaded ukraine and febru

if he'll fire the inspector general, that is a decision for biden.much to do at this point. >> hugo, speaking of texas, infowars founder alex jones has the turn over his to degenerate six committee and federal authorities. any sense of what those text might reveal? >> yeah, this is really interesting. i think the general six committee is really interested in one sequence in particular. they are interested in text messages like people with roger stone's, but they are particularly interested with the circumstances around alex jones claiming that he was asked by the white house and secret service on generate three to lead a march from the ellipse rally to the capitol. the sequence is interesting because on january 4th, they have testimony that trump was asking aides, will there be a march tomorrow? he basically gave the sense that he did not know what is happening. if it turns out that the white house had asked alex jones to lead that march, i think the select committee believes there is no chance that could've happened without trump knowing. there's an

there are such cases that inspectors can accompany from 50 more cars alone. in addition to escorting vehicles, as we are used to, there are ural kamaz armored personnel carriers to see. we carry out escort of senior officials through the ministry of defense. from the belarusian cross procession in a few hours it will reach the goal of the orthodox, at 3:00 am the believers left the cathedral of the transfiguration of the lord in zaslavl and heading to the pokrovsky church of the capital. this is the eighth day of the journey, the spring church will become an intermediate stop for pilgrims by 10:00 am. everyone will unite in the conciliar divine liturgy, which will be led by the metropolitan. minsk isoslav veniamin clergy will perform a prayer service and at the minsk icon of the mother of god today is the day of finding the miraculous image. the revered shrine is located from the holy spirit cathedral . we have the majority orthodox population is very important to know their history. where did it all start? why are we celebrating this year? 2030 anniversary?

inspector of nuclear radioactive safety of ukraine, mr. lies, you hear us and you see us. congratulations, congratulations, glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes , glory to ukraine according to your forecasts or information that the personnel may lose control of the power units means well, first of all, directly answering your question, the risks of the personnel losing control, ukrainian personnel, now only ukrainian personnel are operating the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in accordance with the conditions of the license , and personnel who have passed the basic procedure of training and knowledge verification, so yes there are attempts by the rosa staff there to take part in this, but it means that they found out that we operate power units in accordance with the rules, regulations, standards, we have a lot of other equipment, and it's simple it is impossible to operate the zaporizhzhia atomic power station by any other personnel olezhe and what is the responsibility here exactly well, let's take for example the responsibility of the head of the station, how much rol

what can you tell us about this inspector general?ory that keeps growing by the day? >> yep. joseph cuffari, joe, has a questionable reputation, in the democratic administration. he was a trump appointee. and the fact that he opened up a criminal investigation into these missing text messages last month, is viewed very skeptically, especially in light of the new reporting from my colleagues, maria sachety, which contains a former senior executive, instructing to call the top forensic expert. who was pursuing to stand down. so cuffari was actively trying to quash this investigation, as it was going on last year. by experts. people who were competent and could follow through on these directives. but this is also going to be a thread that the january 6th select committee is going to continue to pursue this month, leading up to the fall series of hearings, that whether or not there was a cover-up. and just how far that cover-up goes. and whether it extends beyond these text messages. and if the committee can actually obtain and recover so

and the road were merged into the military automobile inspectorate. we can turn around in any conditions and work any weather conditions. there are such cases that the inspector can accompany from 50 more cars to see on his own. we provide support. we left through the ministry of defense. detained, suspected of poaching, and the man was caught in the field of view of the guardian of flora fauna. during a survey of the fishing grounds of lake sparrows of the republican landscape reserve , the sarchanskaya lake, according to the state environmental inspectorate, was among illegally caught fish, and it was mined with the help of nets. leno roach. perch, crucian and bream. after extraction nets from the boat, it was found that more than 30 kg of river fish grains were illegally harvested. the amount of damage caused to the environment amounted to more than 190 base units. the total length of five-piece fishing nets. it amounted to more than 270 m. the investigative task force of the ostrovetsky district department of internal affairs dropped out to the pl

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e, a inspectors the even come through ukraine to do that. and then all of a sudden, lensky had a, had a change of line. and so i thought maybe, and perhaps more for propaganda value than for actual concern for the, for the safety since the plant was being sustained. and the only thing that was potentially destructive was the showing from the ukrainian side. i just this once again shows the entire logic of the ukrainian position from start to finish. and i think that this is this logic. it is just a continuation of that of that theme but luck happily. and i think and i might add that mr. newton has agreed for them to come in, so he wants events. so that's important. and i think that they will, they will, the, the inspectors will do what they can to be. as i think as, as object objective as possible. doesn't have a knock on effect just finally, then you think the whole situation to run the nuclear power plant will deescalate because of that visit by the i. e. well as long as this inspectors are there, they can be assured this is going to be le