very good thursday morning to you and welcome to our viewers here in the u.s. and around the world. i m jim sciutto. and i m poppy harlow. we re glad you are with us as we follow breaking news, buckingham palace says 96-year-old queen elizabeth is under medical supervision because doctors are concerned for her health. her son and the heir apparent prince charles arrived to be by her side. her other three children along with princes william and harry are also headed there right now. and you our reporters and correspondents are standing by. anna stewart, kate williams as well. and kate, i wonder if i could begin with you. we ve been speaking in the last hour about the enormous span of her leadership, the longest serving monarch really in history, certainly in the uk history, more than 70 years celebrated earlier this year. we came across something she said at the young age of 21 on a visit to south africa before she assumed the throne, can which struck us as telling of the
UNITED NATIONS, Oct. 27 (Xinhua) Inspectors from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) are on their way to visit two facilities in Ukraine after Russ
because their plan was to take kyiv condition a couple of weeks or days. and then the whole western sorry the eastern part of ukraine within a few weeks. they failed to do that and then they changed the focus on donbas and even in donbas they are struggling to make the progress they planned do. as you know u.n. international inspector tos, iaea inspectors, visited zaporizhzhia plant this week. iaea report following that visit does not assign blame for the shelling around that plant. and i wonder, do you hold one side or the other responsible for the current threat to the plant? or is it in your view a shared responsibility? there is no doubt that the responsibility is russia s. because russia has invaded ukraine. russia has occupied parts of ukraine. they have occupied the land where this power plant is situated, biggest nuclear power
An impending International Atomic Energy Agency visit to the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant in southern Ukraine will include security and safety authorities, in addition to the officials in charge of accounting for nuclear material at the site.