the beer college baseball season. andy we call it hot dogs. you might miss a whole inning now. all right, andy scholes. thank you. this morning continues right now. this is cnn breaking news. good morning, everyone. poppy is off this morning. we are here. we have a lot of breaking news for you. some major updates that are happening after russia has arrested an american journalist and accused him of spying. we re going to take you live to moscow. we ll have that in two army helicopters crashing in kentucky. the military is reporting several casualties, and we re expecting to get an update just a short time from now. evacuations underway at this moment in minnesota after a train that was loaded with ethanol derailed. and caught fire. start this morning with the major breaking news out of russia that we are following where a reporter for the wall street journal has been arrested . russia is now commenting on this, arresting this reporter and accusing him of espionage. the russia
tornadoes kill at least two dozen people in the southeast, and the severe storm threat isn t over yet. and nukes next door, vladimir putin now says he ll put tactical nuclear weapons right on ukraine s doorstep in belarus. all right. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i m christine romans. we begin with the crisis in israel , where the country s main airport just halted all takeoffs . it s part of a general strike called for just a short time ago by israel s largest labor union . the aim is to stop benjamin netanyahu s government from pushing through a highly controversial judicial overhaul what one labor leader called quote this craziness. right street. protests against that plan have intensified huge crowds filling the streets of tele viv after netanyahu fired his defense minister. for opposing the overhaul. cnn s had asked. gold is live in jerusalem this morning. what are we hearing from prime minister netanyahu this morning had asked nothing
continues next on cnn hello, and welcome to our viewers, joining us from the united states and all around the world. i m eleni giokos, just ahead. us senators blast boeing s outgoing ceo for safety concerns and what they call a culture of retaliation against whistleblowers plus north korea s leader welcomes russian president vladimir putin as the pair look to send a signal to the waist about the deepening ties and warning about an online scam costing americans billions of dollars victims and their families shared their harrowing stories with cnn welcome to the show and full the first time boeing s embattled ceo has answered directly to us lawmakers about the company s troubled safety record and he also came face-to-face with the families of passengers killed in to boeing crashes dave calhoun endured a grilling from republicans and democrats alike at a senate subcommittee hearing tuesday in 110 exchange, republican senator josh hawley questioned calhoun about allegations t
and can he be talked out of it do you think he s guilty? the lead with jake tapper weekdays it for on cnn it s the craziest file or we re seeing my own eyes this fire is dangerous and fast moving. the winds are strong. the difficult conditions let s include high wind gust and high heat why haven t you resigned, senator, i m sticking this through. i m proud of having taken the job. i m proud of our proud of this, your record and in prior receptor record of our boeing people, you re proud of this safety see record i am proud of every action we have taken what has brought vladimir putin to north korea is his isolation since he launched he s full-scale invasion of ukraine. he needs help on the battlefield hello and welcome to our. viewers, joining us from the united states and all around the world. i m eleni giokos in today for max foster. it is noon here in dubai 2:00 a.m. in new york, new mexico, and in the southwestern us with two devastating fast-moving wildfires ar
year last year ending on a pretty strong note and again the underlying economy despite what you ve heard in tech layoffs, despite what you ve heard in bank failures, at least until the end of last year, the underlying u. s economy remains strong here. despite those other problems you ve been hearing about where it goes in the future. nobody has a clue and the more confident they are in their forecasts, the more you should be careful of their prognostications because no one knows what s really to happen yet, but i can tell you the underlying basis of the economy still strong. christine romans. thank you very much. appreciate that. so the breaking news this morning american journalist evan herskovits, detained in moscow and accused of espionage and russian state news agency tass reports that moscow court has formally arrested him. now he is the first u. s reporter accused of spying by russia since 1986 wall street journal vehemently denying the allegations and is calling for his immediat