CAROL COSTELLO, CNN ANCHOR: They are Baghdad-bound again, but right now, Hans Blix and Mohamed ElBaradei are stopping off for a meeting with British Prime Minister Tony Blair. CNN's Richard Roth joins us live from London. You're on 10 Downing Street, Richard? Has Hans Blix arrived?</s>RICHARD ROTH, CNN SENIOR UNITED NATIONS CORRESPONDENT: He is seconds away. Mohamed ElBaradei, his international inspector counterpart, is already inside here. You were talking there about biological clocks. Well, what about biological weapons? They're going to be talking about that. And speaking of clocks, well, Hans Blix earlier this week said it's five minutes to midnight when it comes to this crisis. On board the plane going from New York City here to London earlier this morning, I asked Blix about his third trip in three months to Iraq.</s>HANS BLIX, CHIEF U.N. WEAPONS INSPECTOR: Well, I don't know. It could be. The clock is ticking on. And if the Iraqis are not really helpful on the matter of substance, then of course I would be concerned that it could be the last one. However, if there is good cooperation, if we really feel that we're getting closer and the council feels it's getting closer to being sure that the remaining things of weapons of mass destruction either are gone and it's proven and they're convinced or that they're doing it, you know, then it could be a different direction.</s>ROTH: Though he didn't want to comment in full on Colin Powell's report to the Security Council, Hans Blix did tell me that he learned and heard some new information there and some old information. Blix and ElBaradei, Carol, will be talking here with Tony Blair, the British prime minister. Back to you.</s>COSTELLO: All right, Richard Roth reporting live from 10 Downing Street in London. TO ORDER A VIDEO OF THIS TRANSCRIPT, PLEASE CALL 800-CNN-NEWS OR USE OUR SECURE ONLINE ORDER FORM LOCATED AT www.fdch.com Minister>
Chief Weapons Inspectors to Meet With British Prime Minister