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
. i m told that is the favorite song of a certain anchor here, not seated next to me. apparently, berman loves this song that is bonnie tyler s eighties hit total eclipse of the heart part of the world around the world is just going to serenade the whole segment, which will make it even better. so maybe you were somewhere in the world last night where you were treated to your own rare hybrid solar eclipse. overnight apple there was a one was a diamond ring and apple. now it s a half moon. it s beautiful. it s winning a clip shifts between a total eclipse and an annular eclipse. all depending on location. check out this view from australia. the us missed out this time. according to nasa . the next hybrid eclipse takes place in 2031. you know who s here? 11 is here and astrophysicist professor of physics and astronomy at barnard college, columbia. thank you so
oluseyi astrophysicist professor at george mason university and president-elect of the national society of black physicists. i m so excited to have you here. i bet when you woke up this morning you envisioned we d be having this conversation. anytime something happens in space we got to talk about it. that s right. i am so confused. how does this telescope see into time? how will this explain to us what happened so long ago? i mean, we re talking about the infancy of earth. i know, right? it sounds crazy but it is real. it s 100% real. the thing about it is a lot of this fancy stuff we talk about in physics that has to do with the cosmos is happening in your life on a smaller scale but you just don t notice it. if you re sitting across the room talking to someone, the light takes time to leave them and pass to your eye. you re seeing them as they were some fraction of a second. so the farther you go the longer
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