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in helsinki, finland meeting critical leaders in the nordic countries, including the finished president and the newest member of nato. this is one opportunity for them to bolster security cooperation amid threats for russia and china. we will bring you the latest. >> rare tornadoes ripping through towns just miles outside of chicago. they confirmed multiple twisters touched down near the city last night. this one tearing through a field about 30 miles northwest of chicago. at least one tornado touched down just 12 miles outside the city. adrian is live in chicago. what more do you know about the damage? >> pamela, good morning.
very up beat about the unity of the nato alliance right now, saying that all of the countries of the nato alliance are working together to help make sure that ukraine remains free and that ukraine, that this war against the russians that invaded ukraine -- that they will eventually win. he was very up beat about what the nato allies are doing as far as spending for defense purposes to relieve some of the pressure on the u.s. it was all very sick vacant, pamela, and it is only going to be getting better. they are competent for now, the defense secretary thinks things are moving in the right direction. >> what did they tell you about that controversial decision, looking at cluster munitions being sent to ukraine? >> he defended it very strongly, saying ukrainians really need these cluster bombs right now and that they will be
a huge blow to vladimir putin. here is what the president said a short time ago. brand-new this morning, lloyd austin just sat down for an inclusive interview following the nato summit. and then the host of the situation room is gracing us all with his presence. tell us, what did the defense secretary tell you about the conclusion of this historic nato summit? >> he was very, very upbeat about the prospects, eventually, pamela, of ukraine joining nato. he has no doubt that eventually will happen once the war ends. i want to play a clip, a little
they are one of those locations where the national weather service says tornadoes touched down. the damage is widespread. even though these storms are powerful, as you can see from the images, there are no reported injuries. we heard from witnesses who were caught in the middle. here is what they had to say. >> it came right out of the sky. it was spinning. i saw two guys taking the film and i am looking up and here it comes through our car. i move my car into the road right over us and it started destroying everything. >> it destroyed some property and also halted air travel for a moment and those who are passing through o'hare international airport were told to shelter in place. today, the cleanup begins. pamela? >> thank you so much, adrienne. pennsylvania officials are
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could be a game changer on the ground. but perhaps more importantly what we're going to hear today is something that's being dubbed nato light. the g7 countries are coming together and they're going to be announcing not just significant new aid packages in a military sense for kyiv but perhaps, more importantly, more efforts politically, economically to integration into the west of ukraine, and that may be in terms of the long term one of the most significant things that the president has backed kyiv with from this summit, pamela. >> i was stuck by our colleague betsy kleine in vilnius watching a question and answer public forum where jake sullivan was speaking. and one of the questions he took from a ukrainian anti-corruption activist criticized the decision not to immediately invite ukraine into nato in quite
america said for the part in an email to cnn that we voluntarily reduced overdraft fees and eliminated non-sufficient fund fees in the first half of 2022 as a result of these industry-leading changes reavene has dropped 90 pirz. the agency saying if you think the bank owes you men, they should reach out to you. they will post on their website so you can reach out to them. >> i never joke or am sarcastic about economic data. >> okay. appreciate it. thanks. just a few minutes from now president biden and president zelenskyy will hold a bilateral meeting. arlette sainz is back from lithuania. what are we expecting to hear? >> reporter: well, pamela and phil, you know sometimes these summits can be delayed. right now we are waiting for president biden to appear at this event with g7 leaders. it is there we expect the g7 leaders will be rolling out some long-term security commitments
korea's latest missile test. the missile flew for more than an hour. warning north korea has the technology to strike this country with a nuclear weapon. will hollywood actors join writers on the picket line. sag-afra have until midnight tonight to reach a new deal or else a strike will go into effect. "cnn this morning" starts right now. good morning, everybody, and welcome. pamela, thanks for picking a very heavy news week. >> i was going to say, i really luck out on this week. >> live pictures, good events. >> yeah. >> really consequential moments. >> all because i'm here, obviously. >> bringing that to the table. you and the nato summit. that summit happening right now. it is the final day. ukrainian president volodymyr
wraps up. we have team coverage with correspondents at the summit in lithuania and on the ground in ukraine. we are following reactions in kyiv. melissa, what can you tell us? >> reporter: well, if yesterday, pamela, was very much about what president zelenskyy will not be walking away with, today is much more about the deliverables and they are fairly substantial. you're looking at a series of bilateral meetings he's going through this morning, promising substantial military aid packages. there will be a bilateral meeting along with what the u.s. will be pledging as part of its next military aid package. those controversial cluster munitions. now that's been welcomed yesterday already but the ukrainian defense minister saying that he believes they
sullivan late they are morning in the show about that exchange and about what alex was detailing. there will be a significant announcement from the g7 leaders later today about long-term security assistance, what details that may include. we're going to ask when jake comes on. and, before that, we want to talk about the severe weather in this country. a perfect storm is unfolding across the globe, and that is what one person tells cnn. record heat and flooding seen daily all over the world. tens of millions of americans under heat advisories from california to florida this week. and south florida experiencing a heat dome bringing oppressive triple digit temperatures and dangerously warming the ocean. miami has seen 31 consecutive days. to meteorologist derek van dam live in miami. tell us, what can people in south florida expect today? they've had quite a week. >> reporter: yeah, pamela, it feels like you can literally drink the air here in miami. but i think what's most