threatening to destroy them. classified documents found at former vice president pence s home. washington wonders who s next. welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i m christine romans. good morning. we begin with a wave of reported tornadoes, more than a dozen of them, wreaking havoc across southwest texas and southeast louisiana. oh, my god. in the suburbs east of houston, only one injury reported, remarkably. but officials are calling the damage catastrophic. house is gone so the whole top section of the house is completely ruined. so it s toast. the house will be torn down now. kind of hard to take but, hey, we re alive. that s the main thing. we all ran to the restrooms and just watched the whole building fall. luckily the restrooms didn t fall. that was the only thing that kept us alive. reporter: numerous cars and tractor trailers overturned. buildings smashed. roofs torn off. one nursing home had to be evacuated and power
we re alive. that s the main thing. we ran to the restrooms and watched the buildings fall. luckily the restrooms didn t fall. what is that a tree behind them? you saw the roof damage. that is major. kaitlan is on assignment, poppy and i are here. wow. wow indeed. a lot of weather and storm damage. all across the country. officials calling the tornado damage near history. debris scattered across miles. this morning the area is on high alert. live on the ground in pasadena, texas. plus this. what is going on? you tell me how did classified documents end up at your brother s house? i have no idea. if he said he didn t, he didn t. my brother is very honest. classified documents found again but in a different vice president s home. former vice president mike pence s indiana home now in the hands of the fbi. those documents are. what we re learning about the new discovery. and this. it could have been you, don t gavel me. i m here to let you know, i can
the reason for that, says the wmo, is that the world has got far better at warning people when these events are coming and managing the effects when they hit. take cyclone mokka, the ferocious storm that hit parts of the coast of bangladesh and myanmar last week. 800,000 people needed emergency food aid and other help, but only a few hundred are reckoned to have died at the last count 145 in myanmar. at the last count, 145 in myanmar. in the past, a storm like this would have killed tens, possibly even hundreds of thousands of people. that is why the un is pushing for early warning systems to be improved all around the world. it wants everyone to be covered by one by 2027. thanks to justin for that. a man has been found guilty of the murder of a father of three who was stabbed to death in a shopping centre in essex. 29 year old michael ugwa was killed on april the 28th last year after complimenting a woman.
we rise together. back to the moon and beyond. the space agency successfully tested its artemis spacecraft as a stepping stone for putting humans back on the moon and then mars. nasa says the current technology, the 300 million mile trip to mars takes about 7 months but the nuclear technology would allow deep space travel at record speed. the first test could occur as soon as 2027. thanks for joining me this morning. i m christine romans. cnn this morning starts right now. house is gone. whole top section of the house is completely ruined. it s toast. the house will be torn down now, so kind of hard to take but