any safety risks because there was an urgency here. this balloon is not armed, it does not pose some physical threat to the united states, even from an intelligence perspective. the chinese have much more effective ways of picking up intelligence from the satellites and otherwise. the fact that the president said what he said about taking care of it. now we have the physical fact that the balloon is heading towards the atlantic. these airports in north and south carolina are being closed for the moment. it does seem to set the stage and present an opportunity to have this shot down. it is really not a reversal. i think they ve been preparing for this and contingency planning. once it is not overland, it changes the calculus. general, weigh in for me if you will, you heard the presidents words there, we are going to take care of this. from your estimation, what is taking care of this look like and what are the risks and calculations going into that decision? i think what
treatments. these results are a major breakthrough that have never been seen before. experience fuller, healthier hair at rebel a hair dot com longoria searching for mexico premieres tonight at 10 on cnn. good morning, everyone. welcome to cnn this morning. it is sunday. march 26th. i m in hell, walker. i m victor blackwell. we hope your sunday is off to a great start. you know the last time i was on the show on a sunday this was the back half of the show that it ended at eight. but today we re starting something special. something new. we re going till nine. that s because victor is here. oh, yes. we need another hour of us together, so stay with us. here s what we re watching this morning. devastating. friends lost. damage. it is heartbreaking. the number of those killed continues to climb after at least 10 tornadoes ripped through the south on friday. the recovery efforts are now happening as federal resources are moving in, and many of those same areas are facing the thre
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morning. today s thursday. i know today actually is don t rush time because it moves fast , right too fast too fast. but it is thursday. thank you for joining us. everyone caitlin is off a lot to get to won t we start with five things to know for this thursday, april 20th 2023. we re gonna start with the tornado outbreak striking oklahoma. at least two people are confirmed dead in the town of coal. significant damage, reported the supreme court, delaying its decision on myth of kristen until tomorrow, the justices seeking more time to assure ruling that could impact the accessibility of the abortion pill across the country and a judge here in new york, ordering mark pomerantz to testify today before june. jordan s house judiciary committee, pomerantz is a former prosecutor who once led the manhattan d. a s investigation into donald trump s business dealings also happening today, twitter says it s going to remove you know those check marks. we have one. with legacy blue check
by dousing it with high interest rates and now they re like the triage doctor trying to stabilize the patients, which are the banks. ashley: alexandria hoff is live in washington, good morning. alex alexandria: it would have led to another rate hike, that fight against inflation may have to be placed on hold. it was an attempt by silicon valley bank that led to selling off of securities. by thursday, stock began to nose dive and by friday regulators shut it down. sunday signature bank suffered the same fate and emergency measures were enacted. president biden tried to provide reassurance yesterday. president biden: americans can have confidence that the banking system is safe, deposits will be there. small businesses across the country is breathe easier knowing they will be able to pay their workers and bills and hard working employees can breathe easy. no loss and this is important points, no losses born by the taxpayers. biden administration says since investors were