Trump Shares Intel With Russia; Teterboro Plane Crash; Disney Movie Held Hostage: Patch Morning Briefing

Good morning! It's Tuesday, and the week is already off to an interesting start. Here's what you need to know to start your day.

The Leaks Are Coming From Inside The Oval Office

President Trump's trip to the Middle East this week may be overshadowed by a brewing controversy that broke Monday night. According to multiple reports, Trump revealed critical classified information to Russian officials last week, potentially endangering vital sources of intelligence. Because he is the president, it's likely that this action was not illegal, but official sources expressed deep concerns about the choice to share information that the United States has not even passed along to its allies. (Patch)

Teterboro Airport Crash: 2 Dead After Learjet Misses Runway On Approach

Authorities are investigating the accident of a Learjet that crashed on approach of Teterboro Airport Monday afternoon, killing the two crew members on board, according to the Federal Aviation Administration. The aircraft, which departed from Philadelphia International Airport, went down about a quarter of a mile from the airport in a residential area. Officials at a press conference Monday afternoon said the plane "disintegrated." (Patch)

Disney Hacked: Upcoming Film Held Hostage

Hackers are threatening to release segments of a new Disney film unless the company pays a huge bitcoin ransom, according to Disney CEO Bob Iger. The company does not want to pay; instead, Disney is reportedly cooperating with federal investigators. The big question now is: Will the hackers follow through with their threat? (Patch)

Quick Hits

Doctors Save Critically Ill Milwaukee Zoo Bonobo (Patch)

Tronc To Buy Chicago-Sun Times (Patch)

'Straight Outta Compton' Star Arrested in Florida Hotel (Patch)

'Feisty' Kitten Clings To Undercarriage Of Speeding CHP Cruiser (Patch)

National Police Week Honors Fallen Officers Across The Country

National Police Week is attracting tens of thousands of attendees to the nation's capital for an annual tradition honoring officers who have fallen in the line of duty. President Trump and Vice President Pence spoke at a ceremony Monday honoring the sacrifices of law enforcement officers. (Patch)

Man Trying To Kill Bugs With Fire Sets Woods Ablaze, Dies: Police

A northern Michigan man used accelerant and fire to try to kill caterpillars and other insects, his wife told authorities. (Patch)

Powers Boothe, Famed Film Bad Guy, Dies at 68

Powers Boothe, an Emmy-winning character actor famed for his portrayal of Jim Jones and villains in "Deadwood" and "Sin City," has died. (Patch)

Donald Trump Fell For An Internet Hoax: Report

To be fair, who among us hasn't? (Patch)

Ohio Cop Accidentally Overdoses On Fentanyl

An East Liverpool police officer came into contact with the narcotic during a traffic stop. The drug-to-skin contact led to the overdose. (Patch)

Miss USA Winner Says Health Care Is A 'Privilege'

Kara McCullough described health care as a "privilege" and recoiled at the term "feminism," sparking online outrage. (Patch)

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This Day In History

1868 — President Johnson's impeachment trial comes to a close just one vote short of removing him from office.

Famous Birthdays

1905 — Henry Fonda, an American actor made famous after starring in "The Grapes of Wrath"

1912 — Studs Terkel, an American historian and journalist

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