to ukraine and president volodymyr zelenskyy says russian terrorists will be held accountable after a series of new strikes and at least three ukrainian cities including the capital of kyiv. those attacks triggering major power and water shortages. cn cnn s nic robertson is on the ground. niy, what s the latest. reporter: the city about 100 miles west of where we are right now, electricity generating plants hit by russian missiles. two power plants in kyiv. three workers at one of those plants killed in that strike. dnipro to the south and east of here, another major city in ukraine. power plants taken out there. russia really does seem to be building up a war of attrition on ukraine s power generating capacity. you know, we often think in terms of war as war of attrition. you have grinding each other s troops down in the front lines. russia is losing on the front lines so it s switching up a gear and increasing a pressure
across every major sector of this economy. axios reporting tonight that inflation is pushing prices higher and higher and some of those costs may never come back down to the levels americans were accustomed to before the pandemic. more than half the ceos in this country publicly predict that recession is imminent. that is what they re saying in public, imagine what they are saying in private. morgan stanley says there is a 27% chance we get a recession in the next 12 months. that is up from 5% just a few months ago. so that is scary, but the scariest fact of all, we appear to be running out of energy. congress never passed the green new deal but we somehow got it anyway. and here are the results. according to the wall street journal, from california to texas to indiana, electric grid operators are warning that power generating capacity is struggling to keep up with demand. that gap could lead to rolling blackouts during heat waves or other peak periods as soon as this year. in ot
jon: well, just into port and just in to fox, the splendor is finally docked, people are finally able to go on board, presumably carnival cruise line employees and maybe customs and immigration officers, they are going on board and they will begin the process of disembarking the 3300 or so passengers and about 1200 crew who have been on that night matter cruise for the last three days. it left long beach, less than 24 hours into its voyage, there was a fire in the engine compartment that knocked out power generating capacity. the vessel nobody was hurd but hurt but the vessel couldn t move never and nothing could be generated on board in terms of power, no lights not many lights, emergency lights i guess no casino none of the fun stuff, you couldn t use the pool because there wasn t the ability to purify the water through the pump system, so those folks have been three days out hot showers, hot