the mar-a-lago affidavit by noon eastern today. that document could tell us why investigators believe there was probable cause that crimes had been committed in connection with the classified material being kept at trump s home. that document could also be heavily redacted. we will have to wait and see and we are standing by for that. yet even a redacted version could offer new revelations about the investigation and unprecedented search of the former president s home. let s get straight to cnn s jessica schneider she s live in washington standing by with us. jessica, what are you learning about what we may see any moment now? well, the big question here, kate, is how much of this document will the public actually see. you know, this is a document the prosecutors have previously talked about in court as being very lengthy, as talking about the sources and methods of this criminal investigation, ongoing criminal investigation, i might add, as well as discussing the details
david, what is happening with this now? reporter: well, kate, it was a very, very serious situation when that power was stopped going into and out of that huge nuclear power plant. now, why is that worrying? it means that at least one nuclear reactor did not have power going to it from the grid or out of it and that means that if there is a station blackout as they call it you could have those nuclear reactors melting down or at the very least there being a leak. this is perhaps what everyone is being worried about, despite maybe the option of a direct strike on one of those reactors. now, the good news is, kate, that they managed to reconnect at least one of those reactors to the youk yan grid but if you look at these satellite pictures you see the smoke rising from that area. we spoke to someone who is working at that site anonymously they said that it s been hell. that there are fires, there s ongoing shelling, both sides have blamed each other, kate, for the shelling and the