and as lesley stahl first reported in december of 2011, howard doesn't live the high life, and he loves getting down in the dirt. >> this is the man who'll become the next chairman of the company-acquiring, investment-picking, moneymaking machine berkshire hathaway if warren buffett has his way. howard is a farmer who would rather dig up the ground and drive big machines than sit in a boardroom. were you stunned? were you surprised? >> i was surprised. >> but no sign that he's about to leave? >> he won't leave until he's buried in the ground. i hate to put it that way. >> this is no gentleman farmer. howard buffett works his 1,500 acres in pana, illinois, himself. we're gonna go pick some corn? >> yeah, we're gonna pick corn. >> this year, he harvested 87,000 bushels of corn with his 300-horsepower combine that he runs hands-free off gps. you're like a kid, you know, that can ride his bike without his hands, right? >> it's a big toy. >> it's a big toy. >> but it's expensive. >> but with corn prices soaring, he can afford it. and incidentally, even a farmer named buffett can get farm sub

the fire is under investigation and both the families of lesley ann jose are looking for a place to stay tonight, hopefully with relatives. >> the search continues for sierra lamar as her family announces a big money boost for the reward, the only suspect behind bars remains a silence. here is ann mackovic with her family who still believes that she is alive. >> we really want sierra back home with us. >> her family has gathered enough donations to raise the reward from 23 up to $35,000. money to be awarded for information leading to a successful prosecution or for her safe return. >> we are hoping that this will motivate someone who has been reluctant to come forward. >> here is the new fire including the new figure, the word about it instead of its missing and a picture of a car belonging to the man arrested for murder. the 21 year-old who has been in jail since may 21st. investigators say he is not giving up any information about where she might be. as volunteers continue to search. >> the smile on her face drove me to do this. >> dozens of volunteers show up every week to see dower t

. >> lesley: >>> that's going to do it for us here at right this minute, we will leave you with the latest of "call me maybe" -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

. >> lesley: >>> that's going to do it for us here at right this minute, we will leave you with the latestall me maybe" >>> just wanted to get out. >> his 22-year-old son's life was cut short by a drunk driver. the family is coping with his death. >> this was simply, for lack of a better term a psychothat went berserk and just beat him. >> an attack on a man by the cannibal accused and why morgan state didn't spot signs that he could have been dangerous. >>> they called him smiles because his grin just lit up the room but the family of matthew cheswick are mustering to smile as they try to remember him,

some of that court team is here tonight, including lauren, alex, lisa foster, hank wilson, lesley, jason lee, and brendan monaghan. [applause] those are some of the folks -- those are just some of the folks that really made sfpark happen. i hope you have a chance tonight to meet and congratulate them. these incredibly dedicated, hard-working people. i also want to especially acknowledged the tma'mta's cfo. [applause] without her vision and strength, we almost certainly would not be here tonight to celebrate sfpark alongside these other achievements. thank you. thank you for this honor. [applause] >> let's hear it for the sfpark team. [applause] >> that ends the awards, but the bar is open. let's give one big round of applause for our sponsors, our award winners, and all of our friends and family. see you next time for the 33rd annual. on may 12, sf posted a benefit for project insight. canadians supported the recreation programs are too sick children. children. >> learn more impossible. announcer: when you open a book, you can explore new lands... [bird screeches] meet new friends, and d

[applause] my name is lesley, and i am a senior vice president of the san francisco chamber of commerce. my partner is steve adams, the president of the small business commission. we had the honor of cochairing small business week again this year, our second year running. and do was add flavors of san francisco last night? all right, thank you so much. you made it really amazing. we had a lot of small businesses, incredible restaurants, and all of the small business resource providers mated just extraordinary this year, many are saying the best ever. thank you for that. we celebrate small business week every year as a san francisco community, to celebrate, honor, and support small businesses that really bring the texture and the distinguished experiences in the neighborhoods. they bring the jobs. they put people to work. [applause] and then make our neighborhoods special. innovation is growing every day from the people in this room and small businesses across san francisco. >> and we would like to thank a few people who helped get us here today. san francisco small business week is mana

lesley? >> good afternoon. my name is leslie hennessey. thank you for the public comment. i am a voter in the south beach arena and am now the new president of the tenants' association. we are up to 260 members of the seven people in the harbor. we just heard about this, literally, 30 days to 45 days ago. of course, we have a lot of problems and i guess one of the biggest things that we do not have right now is the time to go through, record them, and have larry bring it up to me now. basically, the california department of boating, they have a certain number of millions done by san francisco redevelopment. those funds have never been finished or finalized. the documents do state that if redevelopment does stand, there has to be a notification. we do not even know if that has been done. we have major questions about unlawful transfer of the harbor to anyone. we also have problems with the timing, as you have heard. most specifically, rates. we just looked at the harbor ourselves and we saw a tremendous amount of low hanging fruit that is not being used by the harbor. peopl

lesley stahl, richard reeves, jack matlock and steven cohen, thank you so much. >>> mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall. >> sundays night at 9:00 eastern and pacific on american history tv, mark the 25th anniversary of president ronald reagan's 1987 speech from the brandenburg gate in west germany. also this weekend on c-span3, our series "the contenders," 14 key political figures who ran for president and lost but changed political history. this sunday at 7:30 p.m., 1884 republican candidate james blaine. american history tv this weekend on c-span3. up next, we speak with national parks service chief historian robert sutton who tells us about the park's efforts toward accurate historical interpretation. we interviewed mr. sutton at the annual meeting of the organization of american historians in milwaukee, wisconsin. this is about 15 minutes. >> american history tv is at the annual meeting of the organization of american historians in milwaukee. and joining us is the national parks service historian, the chief historian, robert sutton. thanks for being here. >> thank you

i want to thank a couple of people joanne, alana, lesley, you three helped us immensely on our projects and really great work. joe, jeff, don. amazing work. this has been a fun dinner tonight. it is not over yet. we have wayne brady still. but before we hear from wayne braddy, i would like to hear one more time from the howard thunder machine. ♪ [applause] >> that was thunder machine. [applause] our entertainment for tonight. i see people walking. either you are going to the bathroom or you are coming right back, we are about to see wayne brady who is totally unpredictable. this is going to be an amazing event. wayne brady really needs no introduction. he is a four-time emmy winner. he is a superstar performer, a grammy nominee an amazing musical artist. he will star in a new show on abc in july called "trust us with your life." please welcome wayne brady. [applause] >> hello, everybody. how're you doing? c'mon now. [applause] i know -- i understand you are all very wealthy and you are full. not to criticize, but the thunder machine was amazing. they were playing their behinds off. they

. >> lesley: would be willing to buy this market if they could get their act together.y here? what sector did you like? >> i liked energy and industrials. some of the global cyclical plays are better once our fears dissipate. i don't think we're going to get great news, but once some of our fears start to dissolve, we will see a more constructive environment. >> what about the financials would you buy those? >> yes, everything has a buyer at some point. i think it's more of a regulation story when you get into the financials. it's not as easy as a play, and you have to be a lot more puck and choose among your financials. >> thank you, gentleman, that will do it for this first hour of the "closing bell" with the dow up sharply from the close. look who is ringing the closing bell.

. >> lesley, what are some of the biggest obstacles women face? women do want to make the change.ear is one of them. what else? >> you do have to have money. depending on the situation you're in. what we say is you've got to plan for at least a year of transition. you should have saved a lot of money. >> people don't save these days. >> the other problem, you're a woman. you have a whole network around you, family, sometimes there is resistance to change. among the spouse, it's like oh, no, i love you the way you are. i love you, don't change. >> did you find that? >> no. i think if you find nay-sayers, in your midst, it's time to start spending time with people who are going to support you, encourage you. >> dump them. >> maybe don't talk about your transition so much with people who aren't so supportive. >> everybody likes to be with a winner. don't they? >> that is the number one thing people also say. doing this book and we talk about reinvention a lot, there are a lot of naysayers out there. it's not that they want you ill, they are afraid when you change, that means i have t

i want to thank a couple of people for joining us -- lesley, you and the others help us immensely onur projects. also to the many people who helped us out. a great work. amazing work. this has been a fun dinner tonight. it is not over yet. we have wayne brady, but before that, i would like to hear one more time from the howard thunder machine. [drums] [drums] [drums] [applause] >> at the howard thunder machine. our entertainment for tonight. i see people going to the bathroom -- we are about a wa to seeyne brady, who is completely unpredictable. this will be an amazing event. he needs no introduction. a's a four-time emmy winner, grammy nominee, an amazing is the artist as well. he will be starring in a new improvisational show on abc in july. please welcome wayne brady. ♪ [applause] >> thank you. hello, everybody. i understand, you are all very wealthy and cool. but this is about -- not to criticize you, but the thunder machine is absolutely amazing. they were playing and you are just thinking, this is so wonderful. could you guys play again and just once every single person clap yo

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richard smith is participating on facebook -- next call, sacramento, california, democratic line with lesley. caller: [unintelligible] mitch mcconnell said that he wanted mr. obama to be a one- term president. [unintelligible] we spend trillions of dollars on war and cannot take care of our own people with health care. host: massachusetts, eddie on our republican line. caller: incivility it:, is ideology -- it is not incivility, it is ideology. all john boehner wants to do is try to balance the budget. the tea party is getting fed up with spending, spending. give him a break. host: florida, stephen is on our independent line. caller: good morning. this is about incivility, it says 81% say that is harming the u.s. future, which i find humorous. every person that calls says incivility they agree says is harming the u.s., but it is the other side's fault, which is the beginning of what the true problem is. i wish people would look at what they're about to say on the show. they are talking about incivility and the same time being the most partisan country. there was a story from the washington p

last month two air force pilots who fly the raptor fighter jet told lesley stahl they and other pilots get sick in flights because of a lack of oxygen. the air force says an inflatable vest, which is part of the flight suit may be to blame. they are ordered to skip that vest during routine training flights. >>> time to show you headlines from around the globe. the financial times says david cameron is testifying this morning in britain's phone hacking scandal. cameron told the investigative panel that regulation of the press needs to be improved. he's scheduled to testify all day answering questions about his relationship with rupert murdoch's news corporation. >>> "the new york times" looks at jpmorgan's ceo testifying to congress about his bank's multibillion dollar trading loss. jamie dimon apologized to a senate committee but also pointed out that no client, customer or taxpayer money was affected. dimon says some chase executives may have their pay taken back. >>> the buffalo news reports police are searching for a suspected surgeon suspected of fatally shooting his ex-girlfriend.