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let's also talk about as we've seen all of these world leaders coming to kyiv, the question is who is the u.s. going to send? >> reporter: yeah. this is a question they've been mulling for a while there. there's discussion about sending lloyd austin, an tow any blinken. not a visit looking likely from the president or vice president. i think what the biden administration is saying look who's gone. you've had vice president boris johnson. you've had the presidents of lithuania, estonia, world leaders were willing to make the trip to kyiv and show solidarity. we'll have to wait to see what the united states wants to do in that regard in the next couple of days. >> i am so curious if they send a top diplomat or head of war. >> sends a message. i want to bring in cnn military analyst, major general paul eaton with us. general, this warship, what do you make about this mixed messages we're getting from russians versus ukrainians? >> good morning. thank you very much for having me. we've advocated to open up the sea to this conflict, to give president putin something to worry about off shore and the opportunity to start killing russian ships was a very big plus to open the conflict up, to give something for the russians to worry about and if you have a fire on a ship and i've been to the firefighting centers that the navy operates to train their sailors on how to work fires, and to defeat a fire on a captained ship. it is a very, very intense and scary proposition to work fires aboard ship. it's very different from fires on land. this development is a great development for ukraine and for the whole nato operation right now behind ukraine. >> is there any possibility that that was real, that there was a fire on the ship that caused -- could have caused ammunition to explode or do you find -- are you doubtful of that? >> i am very doubtful that fire aboard ship is a very unlikely event. sailors fear this greatly. they do many, many things and the whole -- the whole ship's complements is trained to immediately react to fire on a ship. this looks like a missile strike to me. it is unlikely it was a naturally occurring or as you mentioned earlier -- as was mentioned earlier, an event from god. this is an event from zelenskyy. >> yeah. is it an act of god? it would be pretty incredible if it were. send a certain message. the french military is assessing russia is ramping up a large scale offensive to conquer the donbas. what are you expecting? what is this going to look like? >> this is going to be a little bit of what yogi said, deja vu all over again. nato and warsaw pact forces trained -- they manned, trained, equipped themselves for a war that blends northern germany. rolling hills. oriented for tank warfare. high intensity combined arms conflict, and we anticipate that that's about what's going to happen. it's a little bit more advantageous to the russians right now given how they are manned, trained, and equipped. right now we are moving significant war material to the ukrainian armed forces to be able to manage that. it's a little different from what the russians faced in kyiv. it is going to be a fight the likes of which we haven't seen in a long time but at nato and something that i did in the '70s and posz 80s, it's something you prepare for and you execute the arm more oriented attack and defense that the russians appear to be setting up right now. >> president biden has announced that the u.s. is providing this additional $800 million in military assistance while the pentagon hosted the ceos of the eight largest prime contractors how quickly they can get this aide to ukraine. we heard from the pentagon it's four to six days from the time the aid is promised, from the time it comes out of president biden's mouth to the time it gets here in the hands of the ukrainians. is that going to be fast enough for this battle? >> we talked in terms of down to the soldier level, flash to bang. decision to actual military event outcome on the ground. four to six days is an amazingly short period. this indicates that the defense department, the whole amazing industrial complex of the united states to provide the best we can to the war fighter, this is a stunningly short period of time and it's working very, very well. so the real problem here is battlefield distribution of equipment that will produce the outcome you want on the ground. so the enemy, as we say, always has a decision opportunity here. so it is distributing anti-armor systems be they tank or be they missile into the hands of the people in the particular geographic point that you need it. that's the art and it's going apparently pretty well. >> all right. some of the days ahead of us here are going to tell in that. general eaton, great to have you. thank you so much for your insights here. christine and laura, back to you guys in new york. >> thank you, brianna. still ahead. telling on yourself. the odd tip that led to the subway shooting case that shook new york city. new questions about why an unarmed black man was shot and killed by a police officer in michigan. just released video of that shootingng ahead. what do you want to leave behind? 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an up beat report from delta airlines as far as a rally for travel stocks. delta reported surging demand for travel. they lost less in the first quarter than expected in terms of a profit and it expects to become profitable again in the second quarter. how? by raising airfares and packing planes. jpmorgan chase shares fell. first quarter profit down 42% there. jamie dimon called the underlying economy strong, consumer spending very good but said inflation in ukraine are powerful. this morning goldman sachs, wells fargo and morgan stanley. sticker shock at the grocery store. food prices rising nearly 9% over the last year. that's the largest 12-month increase since 1981. the price of flour jumped 14%. milk 11%. fruit and vegetables up 8 1/2%. baking prices increased by 18% in the global inflation story. amazon will start charging sellers a 5% fuel inflation surcharge. the temporary surcharge rye plies to only those and it will eventually find its way to your wallet as businesses try to pass along the rising expenses to customers. as frustrated as american shoppers say they are by inflation, by the rising prices, they keep spending. research by bank of america shows consumer credit and debit card spending is up 15% for the first week of april and lower income households are spending the most. bank found consumer's finances holding up well because of a booming job market and what bank of america calls elevated cash levels. i have a friend who's an economics editor at reuters. people are complaining about everything but they're going to disney, buying plane tickets and buying stuff. they're angry they can't get more stuff. the demand is unbelievable coming out of covid. >> they want to know where their stuff is and why it's stuck on a boat and can't get through california and texas. so interesting. >> they're spending. well, the charlotte hornets had a pretty rough night in atlanta before the game against the hawks. andy scholes has more in this morning's bleacher report. hey, andy. >> reporter: good morning, laura. biggest game of the season for the hornets. win or go home. it turned out it wasn't charlotte's night. the team bus got stuck behind a stalled train so they had to get out and walk the rest of the way. it was about 1/4 of a mile. things didn't get much better when the game started. the hawks blowing this one open in the third quarter. they go on to win by 29. the hornets getting frustrated in the fourth quarter. miles bridges gets ejected after a fan yoeld at him on the way out. watch it here. he's going to end up throwing his mouth guard. it hits a girl in the stands. he went on twitter to see if he could make up for what he did. the other match-up, pelican hosting the spurs. zion williams remains out indefinitely. he threw out a casual 360 dunk. they had control of the game before the spurs rallied with a 16-1 run in the fourth to cut the lead to 6. brandon inge gram hit some big buckets for new orleans down the stretch. they'd win 113-103. greg popovich walked off the court for the last time in 26 seasons. he would not comment on his future after this game. the pelicans will face la -- the clippers in l.a. for the eighth seed in the west. tomorrow night on our sister channel tnt. that's after the cavs host the hawks. allyson felix, the most decorated athlete in history will hang up her spikes at the end of the season. the 36-year-old announcing her retirement on instagram posting this season i'm running for women, i'm running for a better future for my daughter, i'm running for you. five-time olympian felix won 11 medals, 7 of them gold. we may never see another track and field athlete go to five different olympic games like felix did. >> incredible. >> just incredible. >> thank you for that. appreciate it. >> all right. now to this, officials confirming an ef-3 tornado with 165 mile per hour winds tore through bell county, 2texas, tuesday. overnight a possible tornado passing through kentucky. severe winds and rain left behind damage and thousands of people without power. the most significant threats have been expected in tennessee, indiana and arkansas. cnn's pedram javaheri has the forecast for us. it feels like we're heading into tornado season officially. >> laura, it's been an incredible run. every single week. you see the footage here at louisville, kentucky. the landscape is dotted here with severe weather. fortunately only five of them related to tornado. the vast majority stretching over 220 plus. severe wind gust reports. some of these the strongest hurricane wind gusts across areas of mississippi, kentucky, the state of tennessee as well. very strong wind gusts in praise with the storms. look at the lightning data. able to tabulate 106,000 lightning strikes and it speaks to the height of this. the weekend and it moves away off the eastern 1/3 of the u.s. notice quite a bit of rainfall observed here. flooding widespread whether it's arkansas, wisconsin, as far north as iowa. we've seen as much as 5 plus inches come down. we've talked about the tornadoes. the preliminary number puts us at 292. 80 is the beginning of march. almost matching what we expect in the entire month as we approach peak season. laura? >> pedram we know you are staying on top of it. thank you, my friend 6789. >> when i was a little girl my house was hit by a tornado. i'm not kidding. >> midwest girl for you. >> i remember that -- just how odd it was. china cabinet. everything still in the china cabinet yet other things were destroyed. all of the punc insulation sucked out of the attic and all over the neighborhood. >> how old were you? >> i was 10 or 11. it sounds like a train. when they say it sounds like a train, it sounds like a train. >> roar. >> >> stay safe out there, everyone. we are thinking about you. stay safe. i'm laura jarrett. >> "new day" starts right now. this is cnn breaking news. good morning to viewers in the u.s. and around the world. it is thursday april 14th. ukraine and