the couple says the way they see it, sorensen wanted to be an influencer. well, during her probation, she cannot be on social media, and she has to go through implicit bias training. rachel. >> all right, zohreen, thank you. >>> overseas now and a warning from ukraine's president zelenskyy, he's accusing russia of preparing to trigger an explosion at zaporizhzhia, europe's largest nuclear plant. that country conducting emergency drills this week preparing for the worst case scenario. here's abc's patrick reevell on the ground in ukraine. >> reporter: tonight, fresh concerns russia could try to freeze their southern front line by creating a nuclear catastrophe at the zaporizhzhia power plant. ukraine's president zelenskyy warning just today, "there is a serious threat. russia is ready to provoke an explosion at the plant." ukraine's military intelligence chief claiming russia has finished placing explosives at the plant. ukraine this week holding emergency drills. these drills are taking place about 30 miles from the zaporizhzhia nuclear plant. you can see t

the whole ordeal and sorensen testifying at trial there was no kidnapping that day.ith abc news after her conviction. >> she misperceived and misunderstood a series of random events, which were occurring around her, and made an honest report to the police on december 7th. >> erielle: during her probation sorensen was ordered not to have any social media presence and to complete implicit bias training. sadie and eddie say they feel for sorensen's children as she heads for jail but hope she will learn a lesson and be remorseful after she comes out. gio? >> gio: absolutely, erielle, thank you for that. >>> with summer kicking into high gear this holiday weekend, lots of us are heading to our national parks, but it's important to remember, you are the guest when you're out in nature, and abc's zohreen shah is back with this story. good morning, zohreen. >> reporter: hey, good morning, gio. you know what, i interviewed a park ranger a while back. she told me they spend a lot of time thinking about things like forest fires, climate change, invasive species, the normal thin

the toot now speaking out a day after sorensen was sentenced to one month in jail and two months workfor filing a false police report. >> we were happy. we feel bad that she is a mother and going to jail but for lack of remorse of what she had done, hopefully this will teacher a lesson. >> the couple and sorensen's lawyers still differ about sorensen story. >> sheet misperceived and misunderstood a series of random events which were occurring around her. and made an honest report. >> instead of saying hey i am wrong she doubled down and said no this did happen and i want them arrested. we did not even encounter her. that to me no misunderstanding. >> you can hear their frustration in her voice the couple says the way they see it sorensen just wanted to be in influencer and during her probation she cannot be on social media and has to go through implicit biased training. abc news los angeles. >> still ahead tonight part fun and celebration but also a chance to learn and help build life skills. we will take you to the third day of the essence festival. >> today was the hottest day of th

we're going to be speaking to kathryn sorensen.he director of research at the kyl center for water at the morrison institute for public policy at arizona state. previously, she was the head of phoenix water services, so someone who really knows water and is going to break it down. so, kathryn sorensen, thank you so much for coming on odd lots. i really appreciate you joining us. kathryn: thank you. i'm really excited for our conversation. joe: why don't you start, just go back a little bit, a few weeks ago, and the governor of arizona did announce these constraints to some extent on new construction capacity around phoenix. what was announced and why? kathryn: yeah, that's a great question. and there is a complicated answer to that. and you can imagine. joe: it's not going to be an easy one. tracy: no. kathryn: no, it's not an easy one. so what that related to was actually sustainable groundwater management in the phoenix metropolitan area. so in arizona, we have some of the most progressive groundwater management laws that you wil