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wave, more than a million people are still without power this morning. crews are working feverishly to restore electricity, but officials warn it may still be out for several more days, raising fears the death toll now at 22 could continue to rise. nbc s steve handelsman reports. reporter: washington, d.c., on day three of the massive power outage. it s another scorcher, and still no air conditioning for a million households from north carolina to new jersey. it s preposterous. so at this point what are we left to do? what are we left with? reporter: well, trees. work crews have thousands to lift off homes and cars. utility crews have to rewire a grid that s been ravaged. pepco, the utility serving washington, has crews in from georgia, texas, even canada. it s tree trimmers, contract line crews, our crews, we re really starting to -we re going to make a dent in this, yes. but you know people are not happy. absolutely. and we get it. frustrated. highly frustrate
translator: if the iaea does everything according to the law, if they are going to go beyond the law, it is not acceptable to us. i am going to ask a question to you. we were one of the allies of the united states or the west. would we be treated the same way by the agency? the iaea translator: the iaea, yes. the iaea treats translator: please, please, let me finish. the iaea visit or inspect nuclear facilities or provide any report from those in france or the united states. do they have any access to those facilities? they have no access to those facilities in these countries. according to the united nations the iaea has, in fact, found grounds for a special procedures in the case of iran, and there are years of sanctions that attest to the fact that iran has not, in the eyes of the world, agreed. in the eyes of russia and china, the strongest allies on the security council. will you let the inspectors in? or if you don t, is there a risk of further hostili