that brings us to the governor of nebraska jointed aside from the capital lincoln nebraska governor petett. i was really thinking about the shareholder meeting and you could call it woodstock precapitalist but it's almost like the biggest tailgate party, the only tailgate party for publicly traded companies. it is massive and unique how eager are you to see it to come back to omaha next year. >> is certainly is a ton of fun for the people. we are very glad to have a back in person this year, as you know we have about 40000 people coming to see us revolve around the world. it's a great opportunity not only to see the brookshire companies but show off omaha in the great state of nebraska and all the things that we have to offer. >> they not only, go too the shareholder meeting a buy from buffett business but at least two of them nebraska furniture mart and the jewelry store in omaha are huge revenue drivers for his company, as you look at see what else they do they stay at hotels and they spend in their tourist and they come to see nebraska, we talk about the fact that buffett isn't doing

host: our guest, republican from nebraska. he is the top republican on the ways and means committee -- subcommittee on trade. taking your phone calls. with us until the bottom of the hour. from lines, republicans (202) 748-8001. democrats, (202) 748-8000. independents, (202) 748-8002. republican from nebraska, the third district. what should viewers know about the third district? guest: it is large. we have more cattle than people. we help feed the world. not just with beef, wheat, soybeans, in western nebraska we have sugar beet. we have prairie fires that are really causing damage to some communities, especially within agriculture. so, 80 counties of nebraska is 93 counties are in the third district. have a lot of territory, but i'm grateful to have the opportunity to meet with nebraskans when i can across the district and bring their ideas back to washington. host: 80 counties. it is most of the state. what does it rank in terms of biggest congressional district in the country? guest: there is obviously some at large states

fires whipping across the plains of nebraska, kill one, injuring nearly a dozen. across the southwest hundreds remain evacuated. >>> meanwhile, to the north a spring blizzard dropping more than a foot of snow in the dakotas. >>> extreme covid restrictions in shanghai, china, hit a new level. authorities locking residents in their buildings with giant metal fence. >>> skyrocketing rents for homes and apartments in the u.s. leases doubling for some residents what you need to know. >>> plus, a daring police rescue. climbing up balconies to save a baby from a burning building if rz. >>> this is "nbc nightly news" with kate snow. >> good evening. we mark two months into the war in ukraine and an advisor to the ukraine president confirmed u.s. secretary of state antony blinken and defense secretary lloyd austin were in kyiv today meeting with ukraine's president zelenskyy. it was the first time since the conflict ganny cabinet official has set foot in ukraine as zelenskyy to pleegd for more weapons and support. today was orthodox easter in ukraine but that didn't stop a

a fast-moving inferno in nebraska has even turned deadly. nbc's steve patterson has the details. >> reporter: out of control. a rare and deadly wildfire surging across tornado alley authorities say a 66-year-old volunteer fire spotter was killed when this cluster break out friday near cambridge, nebraska along the kansas border, this fire spreading fast, already ripping across more than 50,000 acres. driven by powerful 50-mile-an-hour winds and bone-dry brush nebraska's fire outbreak is burning in at least five counties 11 firefighters injured so far the national guard called in to assist how unusual is this for the state? >> it's difficult to manage this many fires, especially when the fire service in nebraska is almost entirely volunteer based, even small fires have just blown up out of control. really, really quickly. >> reporter: in new mexico states of emergency across nearly half a dozen counties fires scattered across the state threatening hundreds of homes. officials warning get out of harm's way. >> if you have been asked to evacuat

. >>> fire and ice a rare and deadly wildfire surging toward tornado alley in nebraska while a blizzard is taking hold in the dakotas. >>> france's emmanuel macron appears to have held off a tough chance. >>> and the twitter board will be discussing elon musk's takeover bid cnbc's steve sedgwick has the details. >> are you saving enough for your retirement. we'll tell you what the average person in their 50s and 60s mazz in their 401(k). "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning thanks for waking up with us i'm vanita nair. >> and i'm frances rivera. >>> the previously unannounced trip was a first since russia's war in ukraine began in february the pair spoke in poland detailing their meeting. >> ourfocus in the meeting was to talk about those things that would enable us to win the current fight and also build for tomorrow >>> in terms of their ability to win, the first step in winning is believing that you can win. >>> let's bring in nbc's raf sanchez live in lviv raf, a lot of people waking up to these latest developments what's the story >> reporter: it was carried out in secr

the average business in omaha or nebraska. about 21%. so, some of the facilities one were to examples out there do we want businesses to invest and i would say the answer is yes. are we incentivizing investment at the new plants to provide new equipment and that creates more jobs on the production line, soe if you are building a new building or buying new equipment, that has many with other people being employed. so we want to incentivize investments, that is what the tax codee does. by the way, that gave us the best economy in 40 years with the tax reform and frankly it has probably done more to help us recover than anything else we've done. we've helped businesses recover with competitive tax codes. by defense what we have done their. when it comes to logistics it wouldn't take that much through poland or germany. i think that it would be an outstanding weapon we would have to train how to do it. what they are asking for is to 25's.e 25. that is the russian version of the 8-ton antiaircraft out there that are available. we could facili

we're live in omaha, nebraska. we're coming right back. ♪ ♪ your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire (heartbeats) introducing icy hot pro. matching your job description. with 2 max-strength pain relievers. ice works fast... to freeze your pain and your doubt. heat makes it last. so you'll never sit this one out. new icy hot pro with pro-level contrast therapy. rise from pain. ♪ ♪ liz: ooh ooh, look at the dow jones industrials. this is not a pretty picture. we are just plumbing the depths of today's session. biggest drag on the dow, intel. take a look at intel shares. ceo path get singer came out after the earnings call yesterday, and it was kind of a shocker was he -- because he did say, and we've heard that a lot of the chipmakers have said this is going to be a chip shortage that we're looking at through 2022, 20 the 23. he comes o

this is one of more than a dozen tornadoes that hit kansas and nebraska on friday.ave more on this coming up in a live report from the cnn weather center. that starts at the top of the hour. >>> now, people living in the western u.s. are experiencing a long-term megadrought. have a look at these new images of lake meede straddles nevada and arizona. it is so low one of its original water intake valves you see at the bottom of the screen there is exposed for the first time. cnn stephanie elam with more. >> reporter: sometimes it's hard to see just how much the climate crisis is impacting our lives out here in the west. but you can see it with this mega-drought dragging on and on. there's now something tang blg y able you can look at. look at this water intake valve inside of lake mead. it was put into commission in 1971. this valve is standing above the water line. seeing this was going to happen, the southern nevada water authority went ahead and put another intake valve that is now situated need the bottom of lake mead in place. they started working in 2015 and com

it was very smokin we were working directly in the heat. >> meanwhile in nebraska, a wildfire cim toe of a retired fire chief on his way to help fight the f blaze near theh kansas has mostly consumed prairie and farmland. ranchers have reported losing hundreds of livestock. >> these are some of the same guys that donated in the past to go to the other fire relief deals. they are now the victims. you see someone who has been wiped out. i have friends that lost their ranch, and all of their feed. >> high winds in nebraska expect to gust up to 30 miles an hour and low humidity will challenge firefighters today. typicay wildfire season begins in the late spring but dry conditions and rising temperatures, telltale symptoms of climate change, are fueling these conditions for longer stretches. for the pbs newshours, i'm stephanie sy. ♪ judy: the unfounded belief that the 2020 presidential election was rigged has become an important force in american politics, especially in this year's republican primary. john yang has more on what the nonprofit news organization pro publica and frontline fo

and the chairman of nebraska furniture mart, mario gabelli.value investor you can see it in the cnbc app our coverage begins at 9:45 a.m. eastern time and it pretty much goes the entire day warren buffett and charlie munger will be on stage answering questions. and it should all wrap up sometime after 5:00 p.m. this is a big day. you can only see it on cnbc.com/buffett or on the cnbc app. we are in the center where many of the companies have set up booths for the shareholders. this is something we've been coming to for many, many years it's similar to what we've seen in the past, although there are covid al administerations. tons of shareholders will be coming here, and in the past we've seen 40,000 shareholders i don't know that we'll see that many due to covid concerns there's also a vaccine requirement. you have to have proof of vaccination to get in the door, and there are some people who may not want to deal with at that you can watch it live on the cnbc app but i would anticipate you are going to see thousands and thousands and thousands

tornado watches from oklahoma to nebraska at this hour. this tornado here striking nebraska in the past 24 hours. now they're bracing for more while in the west, critical fire danger. let's get right to abc's senior meteorologist rob marciano. rob, a difficult night ahead in parts of the midwest. >> yeah, whit, and it's becoming an expansive storm with a lot of hazards. three states under tornado watches. nebraska through kansas, all the way down to the texas border. flood watches post in the areas that have the blizzard just last week. this thing presses to the east. going to have a lot of wind around it. severe tlet tomorrow is milwaukee, chicago, through illinois into the heartland. the wind, dry air, severe fire threat for new mexico, through the high plains. dry air, dry fuel and ripping winds that will spoke new fire threats. uneasy night for many. >> important to pay attention to local weather alerts in your area. thank you. >>> now to oklahoma's governor expected to sign the second of two new anti-abortion laws effectively ending m

the gentleman from nebraska is recognized. mr. smith: madam speaker, i have letters from numerous groups representing and reflecting the views of millions of americans. i'd like to submit for the record these letters. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. -- does the gentleman reserves? mr. smith: i now yield as much time as he may consume, a gentleman, expert in health policy, mr. schweikert from arizona. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from arizona is recognized. mr. schweikert: thank you, madam speaker pro tem. you do realize what's going on here, and i'm going to be a little sarcastic because i'm frustrated. insulin prices is outrageous. but why is it outrageous? the fact of the matter is our regulatory mechanic and our payment mechanics are the very things that broke this. and here you do a piece of legislation that will break it more. please, i beg of the majority hire and economist. and walk you through some of the facts on it. you are doing a bill here where you are going to subsidize the dollar amount in

however, 15 tornados reported. 14 of those, in nebraska and kansas.g but we will stay on top of it it. nick, back to you. >> thanks, karen. >>> meanwhile, the american' west is now in the fwrip grip of a climate change induced mega drought and lake mead and lake powell, lifelines for tens of millions of people, are in danger of drying up. cnn's rene marsh visited lake powell and found state and federal officials taking drastic measures to keep the water flowing, and the lights on. >> reporter: this is lake powell -- the country's second largest reservoir and it is drying up. satellite images and cnn video from 2015, versus now, shows just how much water has vanished. piles of rock also tell the story. >> this rain we see on the canyon walls, they call it the bathtub ring. that's where the water has leached out the iron from the rock. >> and that's how high the water was. >> that is how high the water was at one point. >> you said, just since september, the water was just 4 feet above this ledge that we are looking at here and that is just september. >

the conditions look better in new mexico and arizona, and they look a lot worse in nebraska.son in odd seasons. that's what is happening. >>> next, i will talk about what happens about some taken and what ukraine is doing about it. what ukraine is doing about it my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... the itching... the burning. the stinging. my skin was no longer mine. emerge tremfyant®. with tremfya®, most people saw 90% clearer skin at 16 weeks. the majority of people saw 90% clearer skin even at 5 years. tremfya® is the first medication of its kind also approved for adults with active psoriatic arthritis... and it's 6 doses a year after 2 starter doses. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya® may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms or if you had a vaccine or plan to. emerge tremfyant®. with tremfya®... ask your doctor about tremfya® today. >> tech: when you have auto glass damage, trust safelite. ask your doctor about this dad and daughter were driving when they got a crack i

the current government of nebraska, he is someone who trump used as an enemy.know that donald trump rarely goes out to support a candidate. rather, he goes out to be against somebody. in this case it's the current governor. they're in a three way primary, this is close, we have to be honest when we look at donald trump and his influence on the republican party. it makes a difference in a primary. of course you get probably the worst possible candidate, because donald trump has no regard for picking out good people, but rather just people that he can relate to. it's not surprising that he hasn't dropped herbster yet. but, he still could. that's the way donald trump rules. >> basil, i want to talk about some of the candidates that the former president has just. we talked about this over the last few months. they are controversial, as susan just said. one of them being j.d. vance, who used to be a never trumper. trump gave his endorsement to j.d. vance. the guy got a 12-point boost. you look at -- he got an endorsement as well. he got a boost as well, after that e

host: our guest, republican from nebraska. the top republican on the ways and means committee -- subcommittee on trade. taking your phone calls. with us until the bottom of the hour. from lines, republicans (202) 748-8001. democrats, (202) 748-8000. independents, (202) 748-8002. republican from nebraska, the third district. what should viewers know about the third district? guest: it is large. we have more cattle than people. we help feed the world. not just with beef, wheat, soybeans, in western nebraska we have sugar beet. we have prairie fires that are really causing damage to some communities, especially within agriculture. so, 80 counties of nebraska is 93 counties are in the third district. have a lot of territory, but i'm grateful to have the opportunity to meet with nebraskans when i can across the district and bring their ideas back to washington. host: 80 counties. it is most of the state. what does it rank in terms of biggest congressional district in the country? guest: there is obviously some at large states ahead

sy has a report on the particular challenges the fires are now posing in arizona, new mexico, and nebraska . >> when fueled fires -- wind fueled fires continue to ravage parts of the southwest in what experts say is an unusually early start to the season. more than 150,000 acres have been decimated and thousands of residents in arizona, new mexico , and nebraska have had to evacuate in the past few weeks. in new mexico 20 wildfires continue to burn fueled by prolonged and severe drought. the calf canyon fire northeast of santa fe has charred more than 200 homes. governor michelle lujan grisham of new mexico has issued a state of emergency. >> there is no reason for us to lose anyone because they made a decision to stay even in a mandatory evacuation order. please leave. we want y to be safe. this is a state that cares about you. reporter: winds are picking up again today. evacuees are becoming weary. >> the main problem you have, shelter. i cannot stay here forever. as the weather gets hot, i have two cats in there. reporter: in northern arizona, evacuation orders were lifted, but not befo

host: to nebraska this is teresa leifer democrats. caller: republican party and the state of georgia is trying to promote herschel walker who has admitted to having multiple personalities and abusing women. if herschel walker wins in georgia how will he, a fact the senate? guest: the decision will be up to georgia. i informed warnick -- i am for warnick. that would be good for my view. it is up to georgia. host: on twitter jim with this question, asking what is congress get the authority to set the price for prescription drugs? guest: congress is not asking for authority to set any price. we want to negotiate with drug companies about what is a fair price. that is called market capitalism. we are the only country where the government does not protect consumers against price gouging. the prices are set by pharma. there was a law passed, medicare part d the prescription drug plan was passed in congress under the bush administration that prohibited congress from negotiating. even though we buy wholesale but we pay retail. when you say pr

million people under wind alerts, either high wind warnings in the purple which go from mexico to nebraska and the fire danger is very strong the critical risk area today from roswell to north texas into areas of kansas. and as far as what we're going to deal with this afternoon with severe weather into this evening, a little weather strip from panhandle oklahoma right now kansas and nebraska isolated tornados and large hail. so this storm is going to have a little of erything that's aev day today. and my apologies to everyone in montana, north dakota and wyoming. huge snowstorm coming your way this weekend, too. >> got a feel for it okay, bill >>> new audio reveals house republican leader kevin mccarthy considered asking then president trump to resign in the wake of the january 6th insurrection we've got details in just 60 seconds. i'm not leaving without these diamonds! diamonds? i'm just here for the stains. with persil proclean. boom. it's more than clean. it's persil proclean. how did olay top expensive creams? like this with hydration that beats the $100 cream in every jar of regener

. >> a disaster declaration in kansas after a swarm of tornados tore through that state and nebraska.ful sheriff in the u.s., right here in la, it is he center of an inmate-abuse scandal. how he is taking it out on the reporter who wrote the story, when we come back. with relelapsing forms of ms, there's a lot to deal with. not just unpredictable relapaps, all these other things, too. kesimpta is an at-home treatment that may help you put thes rms challenges in their place. kesimpta was proven superior at reducing thrate of relapses vers aubagio. and,hen it's ready, it takes less than one minute a moh to inject kesimpta. don't take kesimpta if you have hepatitis b, and tell your doctor if you have had it, as it could come back. kesimpta can cause serious side effects, including infections. while no cases of pml were reported in rms clinical trials, it could happen. tell your doctor if you had or plan to have vaccines, or if you are or plan to become pregnant. kesimpta may cause a decrease in some types of antibodies. the most common side effects are upper respiratory tract infection,

the second state was nebraska or vermont, and you have south dakota. host: utah is a plus, nebraska and vermont, montana, south dakota, florida, new hampshire, maine, arkansas, idaho in the top 10 in terms of the cumulative school -- score. stephen: and what stands out to me is florida because it is the third largest state. florida was really criticized. governor desantis was really criticized. how dare you open up the beaches and hotels and things? what is interesting about the study is if you compare really big states like california and florida, they used diametrically opposite approaches. i went to florida many times and it was pretty much open for business. the beaches were open, the hotels were open. people were wearing masks and social distancing. when you went to california, everything was just shut down. what happened? one of the things we do is adjust the death rate for what we call comorbidities. the factors associated with people dying. age was the major factor. diabetes and emphysema, other kinds of heart problems. you were vulnerable to c

. >>> fire and ice a rare and deadly wildfire surging towards tornado alley in nebraska, while a blizzard is taking hold in the dakotas >>> jaw-dropping rent increases for homes and apartments u.s. places doubling for some residents. our morgan chesky with news you need to know >>> the heart stopping moment. a baby dropped from the apartment of a burning building. >>> and the bad guys deliver big-time at the weekend box office as we kick off a new week "early today" starts right now good morning i'm vinita nair. >> glad you're starting your week with us i'm frances rivera secretary of state antony blinken and lloyd austin took an unplan trip to ukraine to meet with zelimkahn yandarbiyev they are the highest level to meet with ukraine since the war began in february. the pair spoke in poland after their meeting. >> the bottom line is this we don't know how the rest of this war will unfold, but we do know that a sovereign independent ukraine will be around a lot longer than vladimir putin's on the scene. and our support for ukraine going forward will continue. it will continue until we see

coming up, 14 reported tornados tear through kansas and nebraska, homes and buildings lev leveled, where you're live in the "cnn newsroom." izeded plan that helps you build a future for those you love. vanguard. become an owner. check out this vrbo. oh man. ♪ come on. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ if i go to sleep right now, i can get more.... four hours. that's not good. what is time? time. time is just a construct. construct. construction. there is a crack. oh god are you kidding me?! oh god... hi, aren't you tired of this? -yes! good days start with good nights. seems like a good time to find out about both. why are you talking like that? is this an ad? are we in an ad? >> the day you get your clearchoice dental implants makes every day... a "let's dig in" day... >> mm. >> ...a "chow down" day... a "take a big bite" day... a "perfectly delicious" day... >> mm. [ chuckles ] >> ...a "love my new teeth" day. because your clearchoice day is the day everything is back on the menu. a clearchoice day changes every day. schedule a free consultation. boom! i won't be cleaning mold and mildew next week. thanks t

first in the u.s., a string of violent storms tearing through nebraska and kansas. at least 14 reports of tornados touching down leaving a trail of destruction. >> we know that there was a direct tornado strike that started in sedgwick county and traveled into andover. we had many buildings in andover take very tough damage. total in the path, there were 966 buildings, we believe. we do not have a damage assessment on how many of those were damaged. >> i mean, the video is extraordinary. so far, only a handful of injuries are reported. more on this story in a moment. but first, we're watching new developments over seas in ukraine. ukrainian forces withstanding russia's mercyless shelling in lieu luhansk and donetsk. new video shows a submarine firing cruise missiles at ukrainian targets. this as we're seeing new images showing the devastation at a steel plant in mariupol. it's where a last stand of ukrainian soldiers and civilians are hunkered down, surrounded. and there's also this just in to cnn just moments ago. city officials in mariupol say there may be a possi

so as you mentioned mexico into the plains, thefront rage of colorado, parts of nebraska, that's theand we focus in on the five large ongoing wildfires burning across the state of new mexico, particularly the mcbride fire. that's where we've had over 200 structures burned, and unfortunately the two fatalities. what is some good news about this? we're only at 0% containment and so difficult for the firefighters to handle this particular fire, but what i haven't seen is the explosive growth in that number of acreage that's been burned with this fire over the past 48 hours or so. so it's stayed relatively small comparatively considering the ingredients at play here. we're talking wind gusts in excess of 45 miles per hour at times. we get a brief respite on monday. but on tuesday look at all the shades of orange, yellow and red. into the plains and once again new mexico you're going to have oo watch out for high fire danger into the middle of the week as well. red flag warnings are hoisted from nebraska all the way to new mexico and eastern sections of colorado, cold front adding some pr

uno arde en nebraska donde destruyÓ seis casas.parece un pingüino con su huevo. se trata de un pingüino que ha ido mÁs lejos que ningÚn otro porque estÁ en una galaxia a 300,000,000 de aÑos luz de distancia del planeta tierra. ahÍ estÁ el pingüino mÁs lejano del mundo. llegamos al final con las noticias mÁs importantes a esta hora, amigos. cuÍdense sos] locutor: televisa presenta...

uno arde en nebraska donde destruyÓ seis casas.trica. imagínate esperando cuando podemos tenerlo todo ahora. crest presenta. para su sleepover. y crossovers impulsados por corriente eléctrica. ¡gracias, mami! ¿¡qué buscas!? mi crest, así no usamos esos cepillos nuevos con esa pasta vieja de abuela. ahí me di cuenta de que tenía que cambiar a crest. cámbiate a crest. es la marca número uno de pasta de dientes en estados unidos. ♪ leÓn: hoy es el dÍa mundial del pingüinoy la nasa quiso celebrarlo a su manera. pÚblico una imagen de una galaxia y seÑalÓ que parece un pingüino. fue capturada por el telescopio hubble de la nasa y se trata de un pingüino que ha ido mÁs lejos que ningÚn otro, porque esta en una galaxia a 300,000,000 de aÑos luz de distancia del planeta tierra. bueno, ahÍ estÁ el pingüino mÁs lejano del mundo. llegamos al final con las noticias mÁs importantes a esta hora. gracias por haber estado con nosotros cuÍdense.maÑana. ♪ ♪ lindsay: todo listo, selecciÓn mexicana en partido de preparaciÓn en aÑo mundialista se mide a

we know at least 14 tornadoes were reported across kansas and nebraska.nd we heard there from the official that we don't know the extent of damage just yet, but what do we know right now, allison? >> the key thing is the damage that you're seeing is just one of the possible tornadoes that came through late last night and through the overnight hours. this is a general map showing you where the vast majority of the tornado reports that we received the last 24 hours where you can see several around wichita likely all from that same tornado where you saw the damage in andover. you have several other spots where potentially tornadoes also touched down. you also have over 80 damaging wind reports and 60 hail reports. one of those being larger than softball size. you have to understand, this wasn't just tiny hail the size of dimes or quarters. this was substantial hail that came down in several places. now, here is the key thing to note, too, that april so far is above average for the tornado count. that marks the second month in a row where we had an above aver

the course should be similarly with president and george will as more of school in to be a slow nebraska version of ob, still with pay for need accommodation more showing the promotion for for other wanted at the super small school. he just for the luncheon to reload senior bob celia flush, i'm still going to law he he isn't mitchell. the genius always sings in his hands, still gore from school. you know that change shoes still live since osha aol has to have those scores near ball with those she'll do on board with a ah ah, with with oh, oh my god i lose . ah ah who is the aggressor today? i'm authorizing the additional strong sanctions. today russia is the country with the most sanctions imposed against it. and number those constantly growing up in yo, each of the following was the course we knew as we speak on the believe senior most in mind the were will ship. we're banning all imports of russian oil and gas new g . i. g with the letter with joe biden, imposing these sanctions on russia has destroyed the american economy. you. so there's your boomerang for a noble. so she got about a

central canada into the dakota as could see some severe thunderstorms bubble up as we look toward nebraska and iowa. and certainly over the past 24 hours. we have seen an outbreak of some severe weather. here's the thing. there is concern over flooding for when a pay gets coming off. one of its snowy staples on record. also one of its white is steep rolls. so the red river valley will be an area to watch inside for the lower great lakes. nice stay in toronto at 14 degrees for the eastern seaboard of the us . not bad, new york to dc that suns out high ranging from about 18 to 21 degrees. weather for b, c's, lower mainland spilling into the pacific northwest south. if there's a high fire danger for the desert southwest. so arizona where there is a wildfire burning right into new mexico and western portions of texas, while some moisture and humidity off the gulf of mexico could spark some storms for the u. s. gulf states on saturday and now we're off to central america. dose with rain for puerto rico into the dominican republic and rain, not too far away from to gucci. gallop up over the cour

and west virginia, a bitter primary in nebraska. candidate endorsed by trump, one candidate endorsed by sitting governor. then the state senator running, and guess what, you poll in a primary is difficult, only poll we have 20, 20, 20. they are splitting the vote, a third and a third, 40 % of the vote undecided. then west virginia with a of hotly contested primary, they lose a congressional district, two republicans have been pitted against each other. mooney and mckinley. a hotly contested primary. and then we have may 17, senate primary, there 3 candidates, former governor, mark walker, former congressman. and ted bud, a congressman who has been endorsed by trump. mcrory has been ahead this will be a barn burner to the end. idaho another test between trump and not trump. the governor brad little is opposed by his lieutenant governor, she was endorsed last year by trump, little is sitting governor, latest poll, this january, showed him up 64-24 over the trump endorsed candidate. we'll see on the 17, how strong the president's endor

republican from nebraska the third district, what should viewers know about the third district? >> guest: it's a large with more cattle that people actually. we help feed the world in many ways not just with beef but row crops, corn, wheat, soybeans and western nebraska with sugar beets. we got some significant fires happening right now, some prairie fires that are really causing damage to some communities especially with an agriculture. so 80 counties of nebraska's 93 counties are in the third district and so with a lot of territory to cover but i'm grateful to have the opportunity to meet with nebraskans when i can out across the district and bring the ideas back to washington. >> host: 80 counties, most of the state where does it rank in terms of biggest congressional district in the country? >> guest: there some large states ahead of us and i haven't actually counted it lately after redistricting but we went from 75 counties to 80 with his last redistricting, and not significant changes but certainly it did expand the footprint of the third district. >> host: one of the issu

this is just one of the several large active wild fires out of nebraska.uch of it is focussed on the great basin or four corners region. here's arizona and new mexico. let's give you two examples of the ongoing fires here. we have been monitoring these for the past week. i have seen improvement in terms of containment for the tunnel fire. outside of santa fe that fire at 33% contained. also notice the number of acres that have been burned. of course so concerning with our fire weather concerns for the day today. extreme fire weather conditions exist across colorado and new mexico, as well as nebraska. the national weather service hoisted our red flag warnings for so many millions of americans and there is the increase in our wild fire threat today. the winds pick up and we continue with the extremely dry conditions across the plains. and the great basin. active day ahead. >> yeah, indeed. thanks for update. good to see you, my friend. >>> and some incredible pictures from the u.s. space agency of wreckage found on mars. and no, it's not from an alien space

jobina: red flag warning's our region as far north as nebraska -- are reaching as far north as nebraska got a sneak peek at big basin park. two years after a fire, big basin is showing signs of a comeback. there is new canopy overhead and new growth at the roots. >> we will continue to see many of these little saplings and shrubs get bigger. and as little as 20 years, most people will not be able to tell there was a huge fire here. reggie: park officials have not said when the big basin will reopen as the crews continue to cut trees that pose a safety risk. other facilities it still need to be rebuilt. jobina: there is new rules if you are working in the office, tied to the department guidelines. officials say that will give osha flexibility to adapt to the pandemic. the regulations include employees will continue to receive pay if they have to stay-at-home because of covid exposure in the workplace. unvaccinated workers are no longer required to wear masks. surface cleaning requirements were also removed. reggie: a vaccine could be available for children under five by the summer. they

president george sure was more of school in to be a slow nebraska version of ob, still pay for need accommodation more showing at the grocery shop for for other wanted at the small school. he just doesn't want to live 3 nights. she knew bob celia flush, i'm still going to lower he, he has him for me to losing your stories. things in his house. still gore from school, you moved and changed shoes. still live should oh shop. aol asked her foster those scores that are near boucher in those she'll do. i was was cheerful. is fine. ah, ah, with with a oh my god. i ah molly myrtle, my boy, them with with with you i'm with ah wage still would you go to political crimes, caveats of wood from beach but still easier for this patient, but in the border enabled it there with with ah no boastful she got about and i got into school when i scroll a little sure, when williams a, nobody show a grain you used to mutual. i don't want you and you look them up in the year when you're some limit, but he'd be here and i think your idea that he needs from california. yeah. but he was with you and you want to get out the d

plan right now is to open a new office in atlanta and expand its data center presence in nevada, nebraskats this year. as we've seen tech increasingly continue to be volatile. guys, this investment in real estate, we've had these headlines come out of google over the last year and even through the pandemic we talk about how tech workers are reluctant to return to offers and how employers need to make it attractive and certainly google is trying to do that. >> yeah, carl. talk about hybrid. they're spending on data centers to help people work remote and they're spending on actual office space so this remote thing, we can't overdo it talking about it, and even the companies making that own this previously dark fiber are still investing in good, old deck space >> yeah. i love this line from google and it might seem counterintuitive even as we embrace more flexibility in how we work we believe it is more important than ever to invest in our campuses and i don't know, $9 billion will get you some pretty decent facilities than nebraska, d. this is the way to do it and everyone is trying to figu

most of the tornadoes reported occurred in southeastern nebraska and east central sections of kansas.right now, the threat is greatly reduced. not eliminated, but what we are looking at primarily are the severe storms. hail, high winds and a potential for tornadoes. you may experience high winds tonight and could see power out acknow -- outages, this is andover, a 20, 25 minute drive to wichita. you will not often see video of a tornado that looks like this. very classic, wedge-shaped tornado. this was shot by a woman that lives in andover, a city of 13,000 people. at the ymca, they had tornado damage, it was considered extensive. they were people in the ymca, they took cover and got out with their lives. there was several other instances where people were reported in them and they took cover. that is key. there were tornado warnings issued in the area. the storms move to the east, and this cell developed behind where most of that rainfall was. so typically you see a messier look to the tornado. here it is, right here. this is where we saw the outbreak of power outages and injuries ar

. >> host:ne out to omaha, nebraska, this is teresa, line for democrats. good morning. >> caller: good morning. yes, the republican party in the state of georgia is heavily trying to promote herschel walker who has admitted to having multiple personalities and also to of using women. my question is, if herschel walker wins in the state of georgia how will he having multiple personalities, how will that affect the senate? that's my question. >> guest: obviously the decision on who is going to be the standard is going d to be up to georgia. i am for warnick, okay, just so you know. so i think it would be better if we keep the senator we have from georgia who's doing an incredibly good job and that would be good from my view it's up to georgia but my view is that would be good for georgia but my view very strongly be good for america. >> host: on twitter jim asks where congress gets of the authority to set the price of privatelye prepared prescriptin drugs. >> guest: congress is not asking -- >> the use senate is returning from recess. up next a confirmation

leave it go look at the how it goes on, then they added their, i'm a woman, literally nobody in nebraska and yet i mean my see and i think on this unified and prophetic, my planning at that point, jenny is a n n a e and it on, i mean i had a problem with a, [000:00:00;00] with another mother, they go over there, and i got a, a, a, with a new order will say, say finkel shop. okay. my email a year ago was here to let me ask you a really no info buddy. i'm going for a loan with ah ah yeah. i know i main thing. yes, i am flint. i go 2nd. i'm at the end of the week on dianda. ah, ah, the way i live, gone, gone to have both them. i hate it by the, on the, on the, on the on ice. if remember, galico got no goza. e alli, what? good lord, okay, at the n m, which is in my as it ends up ended up a dorm, a k sadler gamma and no frugal but a co home by a super gone with a you before you go on. a dorm on the thought that they were they give way asset or not? mm a gay. well, no, i log on, right? no. so you're going to hear messy. but what about that? do they have to pay it on? and my mom and dad i so my

. >>> a disaster in kansas after a swarm of tornados tore through that state and nebraska.ll go to the cnn weather center for the latest your mission: stand up to moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. and take. it. on... ...with rinvoq. rinvoq a once-daily pill can dramatically improve symptoms... rinvoq helps tame pain, stiffness, swelling. and for some...rinvoq can even significantly reduce ra fatigue. that's rinvoq relief. with ra, your overactive immune system attacks your joints. rinvoq regulates it to help stop the attack. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious infections and blood clots, some fatal; cancers, including lymphoma and skin cancer; death, heart attack, stroke, and tears in the stomach or intestines occurred. people 50 and older with at least one heart disease risk factor have higher risks. don't take if allergic to rinvoq as serious reactions can occur. tell your doctor if you are or may become pregnant. talk to your rheumatologist about rinvoq relief. rinvoq. make it your mission. learn how abbvie could help you save

stuart: the governor of nebraska is pete and he joins us now.r state low unemployment rate in a moment. i'd like your comment on hillary clinton talking fascism. >> of course we have to be on fascism, we see it right now with russia's invasion of ukraine and one of the reasons we have to make sure we have to secure elections in this country so people don't try to take over or steal the elections and that's why for example here in nebraska we are supporting a voter id ballot to make sure we can have the most care transparent election as possible, such tricksters from the ballot box and secure that. stuart: some people would call it fascism but i would not. 2%, is that it? i think you tied with utah for the lowest, how did you do that? >> with got the lowest unemployment rate not only in the country but history of brassica, close in our state history because of the strong pandemic response we had in recovery, we got great economic growth. we have more people employed today than pre-pandemic. we got a record number of nebraskans employed, 20000 mor

. >> coming up fires in nebraska.azon warehouse become the second in the country to unionize? when they can enjoy the best? eggland's best. the only eggs with more fresh and delicious taste. plus, superior nutrition. which is now more important than ever. only eggland's best. it's still the eat fresh refresh™ and subway's refreshing everything like the new honey mustard rotisserie-style chicken. it's sweet, it's tangy, it's tender, it never misses. you could say it's the steph curry of footlongs. you could, but i'm not gonna. subway keeps refreshing and refreshing and re... every year we try to exercise more, to be more social, to just relax. and eating healthy every single meal? if only it was this easy for us. this is a hero, walking his youngest down the aisle, which to his bladder, feels like a mile. yet he stands strong, dry, keeping the leaks only to his eyes. depend. the only thing stronger than us, is you. we need to reduce plastic waste in the environment. that's why at america's beverage companies, our bottl

>> another difficult day for fire danger across new mexico, eastern colorado and into nebraska. the area that the weather prediction center hilted highlighted as a l risk. all the ingredients coming together for fire danger. dry, low humidity across the area and we do anticipate the winds here in excess of 45 miles per hour at times. especially across the front range and just east of denver. that's an area we're going to highlight specifically, but as we look into new mexico, the five large wildfires that are ongoing, the mcbride fire in particular, the one that has unfortunately destroyed over 200 structures and we had fatalities coming out of this region. still at 0% containment. the only bit of good news that i've seen out of this as i monitor this over the past couple of days, we haven't seen the explosive fire growth we see with wildfires, right now sitting at just over 66,,000 acs that have burned. unfortunate for that location, but we haven't seen a large spread within the wildfire considering the conditions ongoing in this area. speaking of conditions, this is not what w

in the nebraska governor has argued that 18% of migrants encountered have tested positive for coronavirusse communities alone, in nebraska, you have inserted over 40,000 covid positive migrants into their communities. and they say where are the other democratic governors? we know that the g.o.p. governors keep coming together. the plan for the federal government that includes deploying more federal resources showing up at the border, reinstating remain in mexico and the like. but for all of those democratic governors, paying lip service to a secure southern border are saying it is not open. where are they in this huge fight where drug cartels make $400 million a month try thinking humans. >> harris: that we know as. >> emily: and to answer your question, i know there are a lot of proponents about declaring an invasion on the southern border that raises constitutional questions. they are not allowed to shore up the borders in an aggressive way using weapons in that way unless it has been declared an invasion. the supreme court has ruled it is not for the courts to decide. it is another gov

this thursday, while looking ahead to the weekend, we are looking at severe storms stretching from nebraskaould see large hail, damaging damaging winds and even a few tornados this all slides off to the eastpy east by saturday. rain and wind through the ohio valley, and then sunday, a wet day for parts of the interior northeast. turning milder in the middle of the country and warm and dry looking at the severe threat, we're looking at a sleetight ri for scott's bluff. >>> up next, baseball brawl, tensions erupt on the mound tourinthg e mets versus cardinals game cardinals game keep it here on "early today." be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. with directv stream i stoo and on demand together: baseball, ghostbusters, baseball, ghostbusters, baseball... ♪ ♪ it's good to be back! that is one foul ball. let's do this! ♪ ♪ cross the stream! get your tv together with the best of live and on demand. directv stream. now get $30 off over 3 months. directv stream. i don't just play someone brainy on tv - i'm an actual neuroscientist. and i love the science behind neuri

centro de predicciÓn de tormentasel viernes se registraron un total de 15 tornados . 14 en arkansas y nebraskatos egresados de la parte baja del valle mississippi hacia el norte en el oeste de los grandes lagos. conductora: continuar tercer mes de la guerra y ucrania vive los momentos mÁs dramÁticos del conflicto. ya que las tropas rusas avanzan hacia puntos estratÉgicos y el ejÉrcito ucraniano le falta combustible y la ayuda de occidente que viene mÁs lenta de lo necesario y combatiendo contra el tiempo. pablo con lo Último desde 80. pablo:rusia dio la orden y comenzÓ el asalto terrestre que inicialmente dijo que no sucederÍa. contra la fÁbrica de acero. en cuyos tÚneles subterrÁneos a un sen conde cientos de civiles. dentro las tropas ucranianas cantaron el himno de su paÍs. mientras resisten el asalto ruso. no hay palabras para describirlo desesperada que la situaciÓn para los civiles allÍ, dice el vicealcalde. foto de satÉlite indican que prÁcticamente no queda ningÚn edificio en pie en la fÁbrica. en el este de ucrania las tropas rusas son golpeadas por la artillerÍa de ucrania. los rusos

first in the u.s., a string of violent storms tearing through nebraska and kansas. tornado strike that

for example, we just saw arkansas and nebraska are the states they are targeting so okay once again,upport good people here that might mean also throw your own hat in the ring and running for example like janine did back in the day. >> geraldo: and why did you make that decision? >> judge jeanine: i don't want to go back to when i was a kid but i believed in protecting the innocent, the victim, the person who never was asked to be a part of the criminal justice system. >> geraldo: that is your nemesis that you hated his or her... >> judge jeanine: i never met ada that i hated. >> geraldo: it is a relatively new concept. das is an empty jail. coming up "washington post" with heavy pirate trying to cancel popular twitter account. ♪ ♪ you see, son, with a little elbow grease, you can do just about anything. thanks, dad. that's right, robert. and it's never too early to learn you could save with america's number one motorcycle insurer. that's right, jamie. but it's not just about savings. it's about the friends we make along the way. you said it, flo. and don't forget to floss before you

liz claman will be live in omaha, nebraska, tomorrow.have great coverage with the "weekend with warren" from a few years back. that is it for the claman "countdown." larry kudlow now. ♪. larry: hello, everyone, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow. so inflation up and gdp down, not a good combination. no, not yet a recession, however with soaring inflation, 8% in the first quarter, from a broad-based measure of prices, it does raise the question are we on the front end of a recession? here is what president biden tried to say about it today. president biden: i'm not concerned about a recession. i mean

it was an active day. 15 tornado reports and numerous wind and hail reports stretching from nebraskanto kansas. terrifying twisters. >> go into the apartment complex. >> oh, my god. the whole cul-de-sac is gone. >> reporter: ripping into kansas overnight. >> all of a sudden it sounded almost like a train. >> reporter: large pieces of debris being tossed in the air, at least one confirmed tornado touching down. up to 100 reports of major damage to homes and buildings. >> oh, my gosh. i hope no one is dead. >> reporter: the police chief of andover, kansas, telling people to steer clear of the area as downed power lines lie in the streets. areas completely obliterated as this massive funnel cloud hovering over a road, cars pulling over to wait it out, then moments later, it churns over a field. first responders and neighbors coming together in the dark using flashlights from their phones to search for anyone who still may be trapped and salvage what they can from where their homes once stood. many people scrambling and taking shelter in this ymca. it suffered significant damage. cars th