Good morning to you. Welcome to see you this morning. Its saturday, april 27th. Im Victor Blackwell imam or a walker. Heres what were working on for you this morning, door to door searches a flattened homes are happening right now in nebraska, just one of five states had, by a terrifying tornado outbreak. We are live there were also tracking the Severe Weather threat for nearly 55 Million People from the texas to michigan. Tabloid king, david pecker lays out the paper trail and former president Donald Trumps Criminal Hush Money Trial in new york, the major takeaways from his four days of testimony. And whats next in the trial. And President Bidens candid conversation with shock jock, how stern his rod, and emotional comments about losing his first one why and young daughter and what he says about going toetotoe with donald trump on a debate stage, more propalestinian protests are expected on College Campuses across the country this weekend, the new calls for calm and deescalation but w
Storm system left the trail of destruction. Omaha on friday afternoon leveling entire neighborhoods on the citys westside. There seen as lucy kafanov is in omaha lucy, we see that destruction behind you and now night is approaching. Whats the situation . Well jessica, night is approaching and there is some concern about another storm front moving into the omaha area. And it is simply too soon for this. I mean, take a look behind me what, youre, seeing right there, the flattened would it doesnt translate on cameras so easily. That was two two story homes. Okay. The residents, their survived by sheltering in the basement. But the home is completely destroyed. A lot of the other houses look like this. Some parts of the structure are still standing. A lot of it has collapsed throughout the day. We have seen families as well as volunteers from the Community Coming here, helping with the cleanup, helping the families gather whatever personal possessions they might have, helping them salvage
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doctors preferred better science better results i m kevin lived ttac at the white house and this is cnn hello, and welcome to our viewers joining us from the united states and all around the world. by max foster just ahead the massive landslide in papua new guinea, berries thousands of people alive. we are in the region with the latest on search and rescue efforts violent storms sweep the central united states, leaving several dead homes leveled thousands without power, and millions more are at risk as the severe weather moves plus, no place is safe and israeli airstrike on tense in a makeshift camp in rafah kills dozens of palestinians. israel says it was targeting a hamas compound we, begin this hour in papua new guinea, where the death toll from last week s massive landslide now appears far worse than initially feared in the lessor to the united nations and emergency officials says as many as 2000 people were buried alive. the united nations migration agency has said the
but i think the future of black television is bright. (upbeat music) japanese prime minister fumio kishida and south korean president yoon suk yeol he three nations have not held this kind of summit. and more than four years cnn s michael area is following diplomatic developments and joins us live from hong kong. good to see you again, mike. what all came out of this summit and why is it so important well, rosemary, at this hour the summit is in the books. it just ended, and we have new language from the premier of china, li chong saying that this marks a new to beginning for all three countries involve the government of japan is calling the summit very constructive and why this matters. rosemary, this is about the three countries trying to avoid any kind of miscommunication, any sort of misunderstanding or undo escalation because tensions in the region are so high hey, we have china moving closer to russia. we have the united states pulling south korea and japan