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
shot because of it. they re gonna have spears that they never thought about in their life that now they re going to think about all the time there is this culture within america that shoot first ask questions later. what is going on in this country? at least two people are dead this morning after severe storms tore across three states overnight tornado left down trees and power lines, creating challenges for first responders to find those trapped in a number of emergency crews all over this area. look at all the damage. the inflow is insane. access to the comment. abortion drug kristen still legal, at least for now, this is a really uncertain time for the abortion rights movement. pandora s box of potential legal issues. real question is, will they hear it? and where are they headed on this? we don t want a supreme court justice in our bedrooms, telling us what to do. not can you hear me? now? can you hear me? we saw a missile land very close to our vehicle. thousands have al
Everybody live somewhere and you were telling us where we live in america the end of the suburbs. Can you tell us about your title . Guest of the main idea behind the book is that more than half a century of expansion into the suburbs the suburbs are at this sort of more than any other place the sort of cultural pillar of america. It embodies the American Dream. Its the image of suburbia that people strive for and where most people live but that is changing. Its changing pretty dramatically. These changes happen slowly over time but every indicator you look at a showing this. We are tiring of this way of life and the reasons behind that are numerous and they are complex and they have been kind of grinding away for a number of years. But, the data the indicators out there, the sense of the American People who live in the suburbs we are really looking at a seismic change in how and where we live. I just thought there was a really momentous trends and one worth delving into so i did. Host
The Geneva International motor show is being held for the eighty ninth time dish here. Mineral british car maker bentley has been in business a bit longer for the companys one hundredth birthday and theyre showing a very special model. Ravish is a very important year for a six hour seventeen. And that were very proud of the fact that we have two very very special models to commemorate this and to enrich one to our right here which is something that we have to with which were calling the number one number annoying was the number of years stone sittin birkins very famous person in our history he drove the development of the suit to charge for the whole fleet so that one of them all and we thought to commemorate that we. This particular call i really want a hundred of them will get built worldwide started very very exclusive. It shares the same drive train is this continental g. T. Convertible which has a w twelve twenty or both and pumps out four hundred sixty seven kilowatts and nine hu
it s to protect us a little more. and then we went all back in the walk in and then when it finally comes all the way down, we came outside and mike cars, literally, not where i left it. this assisted living facility had to evacuate 33 of its tenants after the building was destroyed, and the front of this assisted living facility is just completely blown away. there s holes in it. there s no glass everything seems to be gone. luckily no injuries were reported. the windows are blown out. and there s water in the building. the girls had started getting people in their bathrooms and for those that could and then pulling people away from the windows. so they re the heroes tonight. can you imagine trying to find your car and it s not where you put it the night before. just incredible. this is a helicopter view of one of the tornadoes and let me show you why this is so dangerous. it s actually wrapped within this rain shaft, making it invisible to the viewer on the ground. but one thing s fo