i could feel it this morning when i spoke to employees of creighton university and legion health creightonospital. please know this, law enforcement is doing everything in our power to solve these crimes. >> that tank force consisted of homicide detectives, agents with the fbi from our local omaha office assigned, and investigators with the nebraska state patrol. >> reporter: so, this is a full-court press? >> yes. >> reporter: so, investigators, once again, dove into the creighton personnel files looking for someone else who might have harbored a grudge against doctors hunter, brumback and bewtra. you'd already been down this road before. and you'd looked back, what, a couple of years? >> yeah. now what was different is we were going to go back and pull the records from i believe we started in 2000 to 2013. >> reporter: how many of you were sitting there reading files? >> there were 21 of us assigned to the tank force, and i think at some juncture almost all of the detectives would get assigned files from creighton. >> reporter: in those personnel files were several names that looked prom

he sees three different freighters on the horizon, the mariners harbor, the creighton and another ship down in here off the chart. they are all coming from the south and he says to get rid of this right away and i will get these other ships. that is what he does. he dispatches that the fastest way possible and shoots it with one peter. uses one of those expensive tornadoes, shoots, hits it that underneath the middle center and sees it break and start thinking and now he has going after the mariners harbor. these guys are not stupid. they saw and heard the cannon fire. they have their glasses out and can see the attack but couldn't see the attacker. they saw the cannon rounds hitting the lightship, so the mariners harbor through a hard left and was running toward shore. he says he will do an intercept course and starts to do that and fires a warning shot across the bow, the captain did not see it or ignored it and kept running. the 140 starts charging close to flank and closes the distance until he sees one other thing. and that -- wrong way. and that is this. he is approaching the edge

international paper has a paper mill here, they said that's fine creighton had damage at their chemical lot of destruction here. back to you guys. >> what a story. incredible damage and the wind speeds off the charts. courtney reagan covering michael today. >>> getting headlines, the president saying he is not firing fed chair powell, he is just disappointed. says the fed is out of control, far too stringent, making a mistake on policy, in his words not firing him after comments to fox news this morning and last night. >> and again, saying the correction was caused by the federal reserve which has been a source of debate among quite a number of investors and analysts >> and we had byron wien saying the fed will continue to raise and needs to get to a point of normalization. it is not as if everybody feels as the president does that the fed has somehow done this to the market >> yeah, byron said he doesn't see recession until 2021 or later. byron has been stubborn, bullish in the face of all kinds of crazy surprises all year long. it is turning out to be one of the worst starts to a four

lucinda creighton is consulting and minister for european affairs. douglas alexander is a senior fellow for the science of international affairs and storm- - formerly served as minister for europe and secretary of state for scotland in the british government. i would also like to recognize the irish ambassador here with us today. please feel free to use your phone. if you are tweeting about today's event the hashtag is #bbti . with that, over to you. >> thank you very much tom. the pleasure is always to be in bookings and see so many familiar faces, so thank you for having me. it's a pleasure to have such a well-qualified and diverse panel to discuss this issue we are facing. we've got halloween approaching next week. sure enough, theresa may at the same time as close to midnight, late night sessions and brussel- - in brussels. and they have to match by the 29th under article 50. what happens to your peers living in britain and britain's living in europe. which is also pretty much been resolved and which is unresolved and which we are going to focus

ofinda creighton is the ceo a consulting company has served in the irish government as european ministeror european affairs. alexander is a fellow at harvard university department of international affairs at formerly served as secretary of state for scotland in the british government. i would also like to recognize mr. hall and the irish ambassador who is here with us please feel free to use your phones if you are tweeting about today's event. with that, over to you. >> thank you very much, tom. always to beis here are brookings and to see so many familiar faces. so thank you for having me. it is a pleasure also to have such a well-qualified panel and diverse panel to discuss this imminent, on the brink issue that we are all facing. just to remind you, for those courant, we have halloween approaching next week maysure enough, to resum therea is very close to midnight in brussels, very close to negotiate something approximate in her chakras deal for britain's agreement, which has to happen my march 29 under article 50 and which includes three things. one, what happens to british people li

in between windsor, north of creighton. there are still a few. a lot of activity out in the valley.have calmed down in the last couple of hours. below is moving south and it will send in some this morning but it is on its way out. muggy conditions, 60s for lowe's. yesterday was 80s and muggy conditions in the. hardly a drop and then for others, torrential rain. it was really good for the north bay. today it will be mainly to the south for the morning and then in the afternoon, should be cooler as we get a northwest breeze as the high pressure kicks in. 60s and 70s for many. >>> the traffic looks okay. we will show you the bay bridge in a little bit. the bridge traffic is not bad. i checked it out but i will tell you what is slow is the traffic on the east shore freeway. let's start there but i will show you the bridge. 80 westbound slow from the bridge to the macarthur maze. largely due to the good old fashion credit, people on the road a little bit earlier. some of it might have to do with yesterday people staying home. maybe people want to get home and watch the playoff game. what

two happened at the sprint and at&t store at the creighton valley shopping center in concord at 5:45last night in 15 minutes later, another burglary at the verizon store at the oak grove plaza and all three of them involved the same two men wearing black hoods over their heads and the fourth occurred just after 6:00 at the at&t store in pleasant hill. police in those towns believe the crimes are related. >>> we are learning more about the two teenagers who died within days of each other, both suspected of overdosing on opioids. they been identified as a 16- year-old named ocean move and the other is justin miles. they had struggled with addictions and the boy might have purchased counterfeit xanax. students at grenada high said that the school district had sent a letter home about those deaths and they were saying counselors will be on hand for anybody needing support. >>> a japanese mayor is cutting ties with san francisco to honor -- and it was announced that there is a sister city relationship that will be withdrawn. the statue was erected on city proper last year by the korean an