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
that was in part because of someone that the us had just arrested. soviet citizen. that s the question here. obviously the us arrested a russian. so when they accused of being a russian spy last week. exactly and someone where, if you read the reporting on that russian national, there seems to be a lot of data and information to back up what he was actually up to using a false false identification. there are pictures of him in a russian military uniform going back. it appears the case against this russian nationals arrested here . there s actually some substance to that charges. he was working as a spy. at this point. we certainly haven t seen that substance and again. russia s track record is just just horrendous on this in terms of them backing up accusations. like this. listen big picture here, too, that this is a human story. you have an american national young man now thrown into a russian, you know, judicial system if you want to call it that, but one that is controlled by the go
across town the rockets apparent cast munitions seem to fall anywhere. another rocket landed up the street here. from cars. to vegetable gardens. at the morgue, the toll is growing. at least 50 bodies, they told us. 20 of them incinerated in a russian missile strike on the naval strike. the bodies so often of the elderly who would have survived being a soviet citizen, but not this. ruslan has worked here 13 days straight and is from crimea where russian state propaganda still calls this a special operation against nazis. [ speaking foreign language ]
us. 20 of them in cinerated am a missile strike, they said. the bodies so often of the elderly who would have survived being a soviet citizen, but not this. ruslan has worked here 13 days straight and is from crimea where russian state propaganda still calls this a special operation against nazis. [ speaking foreign language ]
peter: the southern ukrainian city and mariupol was under siege showing the collapsed remains of the theater the sheltered children and families before russia attacked. there are new reports that thousands of mariupol residents are forcibly taken to russian camps. the first soviet citizen to be commissioned an officer in the armed services and just left ukraine. thank you for joining us. good morning. peter: the last time we had you on the show you cannot tell us where you were by give us an update is much as you can and what you have seen. it is a horror show. especially dealing with the personal people and one mom