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Good morning. Happy mothers day. Im jane pauley and this is sunday morning. You dont need us to tell you these are complicated times. Seemingly growing more complicated by the day. One possible reason, the technology surrounding us. New, improved, from smartphones to selfdriving cars. Even when it comes to basic home appliances, were increasingly confronted with more features and options than we know what to do with. So what ever happened to simplicity . The answer david pogue tells us is, well, its complicated. Reporter from the dawn of technology, our machines have evolved according to one rule. Keep adding features. Most of these things are too complicated. Most people dont use all of the Capabilities Even in their own kitchen. Reporter but now a breakthrough. A lot of that complexity, all thats going away because a. I. Is going to enable us to ask for what we want. Reporter can new technologies simplify our old ones . Coming up on sunday morning. For some two decades, he has been d
The hardesthit state, oklahoma. Take a look at this devastation. This is the small city of sulphur, home to only 5,000 people. Some 85 miles southeast of oklahoma city. Much of main street, as you can see, reduced to rubble. Lives shredded. At least four deaths reported in the state including an infant. More than 100 tornadoes are reported to have struck since friday. The flurry starting in nebraska. And tonight the threat of Severe Weather remains in texas, louisiana, arkansas, missouri and oklahoma. Cbss Omar Villafranca is in sulphur, oklahoma and leads off our coverage tonight. Omar, good evening to you. Reporter good evening. Last night wave upon wave of storms pounded oklahoma. And take a look at some of this damage here behind me. Trees snapped in half. Behind those trees buildings missing the roof. Walls collapsed. Thousands of people are still without power, and many more are trying to pick up the pieces. Large tornado confirmed on the ground. Moving north just south of sulphu
Good morning. Im jane pauley. This is sunday morning. No one likes to be lazy, except for only people you will meet this morning who seem to find comfort in lazing away on a balmy spring afternoon. Could they be on to something . Something hardworking souls everywhere might actually learn from . Susan spencer takes a closer look at taking it easy. Reporter in a country where hard work gets all the glory, author he autonomous Celeste Headlee says we would all benefit from being lazier. You wouldnt be insulted if someone said you are slacking off in. I am a recovering workaholic. I would proudly wear that badge. Reporter the hidden virtues of laziness coming up on sunday morning. She has been making movies for decades and now she is indulging her other passion. With tracy smith, we take note of kate hudsons latest career move. You and i will be forever reporter who knew she could sing, too . Well, she knew. I guess i wasnt ready for it until now. Reporter why do you think now youre ready