i hope we make it ♪ ♪ we will take the pac-10 then to omaha, watch us take it ♪ ♪ this team just isn'tly got to leave? ♪ ♪ no >> appears the bears are just as talented on the baseball field improving to 4-1 after beating carolina state 4-0. wouldn't it be great for them to go to omaha. >> rooting for them now like never before. >>> big delays for b.a.r.t. riders this morning. disruptions on muni lines today. how the short convenience will make up for a better ride in the long run. that's it for eyewitness news at 5:30 p.m. we have updates at cbssf.com. have a good night. captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com ,,,,,, usa prime credit. my name peggy. you have question? ok...peggy. yes, i have 100,000 reward points. what are my options? ooh, many options. ooh. one keychain. b, trucker cap. look good for ladies. uh ok, how 'bout cash? cash? he want cash! want better rewards? peggy? switch to discover. america's number 1 cash rewards program. >> mitchell: tonight, the battle for libya. president obama says for the first time that qaddafi has to g

it would be great to see them go to omaha and win the whole thing.to keep the program. and men's gymnastics still on the outs at california. >> thank you, kim. >> sure. >> we will be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, it may not have snowed much in san francisco, but it was still very chilly "in" the bay. but that didn't stop hundreds of >>> it may not have showed much in san francisco, lawrence, but it was still very chilly in the bay. didn't stop hundreds of brave souls to take the polar bear plunge to raise thousands of dollars for the cause. we will see you tomorrow. have a great night. captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com plan ,, ,, hey resolve stain busters. this stain is ruining the look of my room, it has to go! she needs resolve triple oxi advanced. (lab-girl) its unbeatable new formula... ...removes stains... ...better than the others! everything looks great! (lab-guy) trust resolve. forget stains. morning, charlie. charlie. good, i don't have to give him mouth-to-mouth. morning. morning. he slee

. >> reporter: in omaha snowplows, in chicago salt trucks and in st.is power rigs were all on the prowl all day. but there was little they could do against another factor in this mess. as the winds have picked up, the wind chills have gone down. in chicago, they made a 24- degree thermometer reading feel like eight. >> summer! >> reporter: and that's just the start. the national weather service says there's a 100% chance of ice, snow, or rain tonight from omaha to philadelphia. so things are going to get a lot worse, harry. >> smith: dean, that's quite a picture. dare i ask how much worse is it expected to get there in chicago and the rest of the midwest? >> reporter: well, in missouri they've called out the national guard and they're importing utility crews from michigan to help them with their icing problem. here in chicago we're expecting three inches of snow an hour and blizzard-like winds which i'm experiencing personally right now. >> smith: we can see that. dean reynolds, thank you very much. despite the nasty weather, here in new york it was a

that they say as the 17th ranked team in the nation if this is the last cal team let's finish it in omaha. that would be a storybook. >>pam: would like to join a news conference and progress with an update on a murder case that happened. >> having been arrested the previous day for a misdemeanor and probation violation. due to the thorough follow-up investigation conducted by members of the san francisco police department crime scene investigation unit, our crime lab and a homicide detail. we were able to determine is the person responsible for the death of mr. jack baker. questions. we believe that he was yes. he was the current roommate of mr. baker and had and a roommate since october of the previous year. i'm not going to specifically talk about it but it was physical evidence retrieved from the scene. a minor criminal record i believe. out of marin county. a misdemeanor violation, he was arrested if prior to is locating in the day before. we're not going to discuss motive at this time. we believe it was probably around a week. that makes these crime scenes a little bit more difficult

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. >> a second question coming from carol in omaha, nebraska.he is asking about the tactics of the protesters. why harm people and buildings? why not call for a special election? >> reporter: that is a good question. there were pitch battles on the street. the police and the security forces charged the protesters with batons and rifles. some 300 people have been killed and some 3,000 wounded. that was a time when the protesters and others reacted with burning and looting. as soon as the government pulled back the police and put the military on the street, the atmosphere has changed. there is no violence. the relationship is peaceful and friendly. >> thank you. viewers with questions are invited to visit our website, abcnews.com/night line. when we come back, we go back in the blizzard to bring you the most hair raising videos from across the country from today's storm. [ female announcer ] women move the world. move our families forward. move us all to a better place. and caltrate moves us. caltrate knows 80% of us don't get the calcium we need.

is your closer ♪ ♪ cal baseball's last year ♪ i hope we make it ♪ we will take the pac-10 then to omaha♪ this team just isn't enough ♪ ♪ do we really got to leave? ♪ >> i think they should put it on youtube. >>> less than 24 hours until hollywood's biggest night. of course the academy awards. we will given you behind the scenes look at the preparations for the big show and tell you the film that insiders believe is going to win best picture and we will introduce you to a woman who has an incredible track record for picking the winners. that's tonight at 10:00 p.m. on the cw and back here at 11:00 p.m. have a good night. captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com ,,,,,, 3q when water doesn't dry, it can leave spots and film. finish jet dry rinse agent removes residue and actively dries dishes, for a brilliant shine straight from the dishwasher. finish jet dry rinse agent. finish. the diamond standard. recently tested automatic dishwashing detergents. they rated finish quantum number one, beating the competition ! try finish quantum for amazing cle

and it's 3 below zero in omaha. chicago schools are closed for a second day in a row. but they have managed to get lake shore drive open in the last hour. so still smart to call your airline if you have a flight heading east. turns out about 13 flights have been cancelled this week including 7 on the way to sfo this morning. >>> and here's some live pictures showing the roads right now in chicago as you can see, the worst they say appears to be over but as we said, it's going to be another snow day for the students there. >>> in other news, pg&e must reduce the operating pressure on four of its natural gas pipeline. that announcement coming from the state public utilities commission investigating last year's deadly explosion in san bruno. regulators say pg&e has recently run the lines above legal safety levels. one runs 3.5 miles between milpitas and san jose and another half mile within milpitas. the others are in santa clara county. >>> caltrain is on the verge of a fiscal emergency. the transit agency's joint powers board is expected to declare it during its meeting

. >> and chilly in the plains. 26 in fargo. 33 in omaha. atlanta is at 77. baltimore, 69. the west coast warms up, now. but still below normal there. 40 in seattle. and 57 in sacramento. >>> and some sad news to pass on this morning. the last surviving veteran of world war i has passed away. frank buckles literally lied about his age to get into uniform at age 16. >> unbelievable dedication to his country. he served in england and in france, working mainly as a driver and warehouse clerk. he returned to the u.s. in 1920. he died peacefully at his home in west virginia. he was 110 years old. >> a real hero. >>> coming up next on this monday morning, legendary investor, warren buffett, gets bullish. >>> and the big winners at last night's oscars. a few surprises. but plenty of glamour, as you can imagine. we're off to hollywood with the details. stay with us. >>> and time, now, for a check of market activities, starting overseas. tokyo's nikkei average climbed nearly 1% today. hong kong's hang seng rose almost 1.5%. and in london, the ftse opened lower. on wall street, the d

omaha, nebraska, 3 degrees and the main weather is now moving off towards the east up towards the northeast and it is a winter storm warning throughout the northern new england states and then here in the appalachians we got a wind advisory. what does it mean? trouble for your travel because you will have icing on the runways and issues with that in chicago and issues with backups in new york. the big storm moving out but it's leaving a lot of cold air and a lot of ice, a lot of frozen runways and a lot of issues for travelers. call ahead if you are traveling in the next 24 to 48 hours. when i come back i will tell you about our weather. >>> keep in mind that you can check up to the minute weather by going to ktvu.com. when you are there look for the travel tab on the home page. >>> the jobless numbers showing improvements. the labor department says the unemployment rate in december fell in 207 of the 372 metro areas, the largest number to report a decline since september. the unemployment rate rose in 122 areas. it was the same in 43. nationwide, the unemployment rate dropped in december t

. >> and 41 degrees in boise. 30 in billings. 62 degrees in phoenix. 31 in omaha. 40 in kansas city.las climbs to 70. new orleans, 73. and miami at 80. 27 in boston. 37 here in new york. >>> turning overseas now to the wave of violent uprisings in the middle east. we start in libya with a warning from the son of leader moammar gadhafi. he says the army still backs his father. and will literally fight until the last bullet is fired. miguel marquez on the anti-government protest. >> reporter: libya reports a massacre, hundreds dead as the military opens up on those attending a funeral for protesters killed the day before. a doctor described the scene to the bbc. >> what do you see? >> oh, my god. oh, my god. they are firing on civilians here. they are crazy. they are crazy here. oh, my god. >> reporter: in benghazi, one of five towns where violence has erupted, antigovernment protesters took over a government building. in some cities there are reports military units are siding with protesters. in a surreal moment, libya's dictator for the last 42 years, colonel moammar gadhafi released

omaha, 65. 65 also in atlanta. 54 here in new york. 40s from seattle to salt lake city. upper 60s in phoenix. 56 in colorado springs. >>> speaking of new york, a new york city cabbie is being hailed for doing the right thing. he found over $100,000 in jewelry and cash -- jewelry and cash, rather, in the back seat of his cab this week. >> the owner had mistakenly left it there. by the time he realized it, the cabbie was already looking to return all that loot. >> and he did just that. reluctantly accepted $1,000 reward. the cabbie says his muslim faith is what led him to do what he did. why didn't i have that cab driver when i lost my entire purse and wallet last month? >> a few weeks ago. and no luck? >> impossible to get it back. i tried all of the conventional channels. if you lose something in a cab, you better hope you have him behind the wheel. >> it's good to see someone with a guardian angel. >> not for me. >> i'm sorry. >>> more "world news now." >> it was a black purse. i loved it. >> i think willis has it. i loved it. >> i th

nearly 40 in twin cities. 57 in omaha. 51 in indianapolis. dallas climbs to 72.n baltimore. 47 here in new york. >>> she has a penchant for pursuing rabbits and deer, but she's now wrapping her clutches around the doggie world's biggest prize. >> hickory, the stotish deerhound has been named best in show at the westminster dog show. the first of her breed to claim the prestigious title. she came from a virginia farm to beat hundreds of fluffy favorites and loveable lap dogs. >> a portuguese water dog also made it to the finals. that's similar to the first dog, bo. >> congrats to her. >>> more "world news now" coming up. ♪ never doubt that you're the one and you can have your dream ♪ ♪ you're the best around ♪ [ male announcer ] every day thousands of people are switching from tylenol® to advil. here's one story. my name is betty and i'm from miami florida. and i am an animal lover who does rescue. being a foster parent for dogs is very grueling. washing them is the toughest part. it causes a lot of strain on my lower back. i used to take tylenol and now i take ad

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bob was one of the men on the first wave and, you know, it wasn't quite omaha beach, the certainly did have resistance come and these were some of the first members of george company to die, and bob remembers the first people and it's one of those memories that never has left him and as george company landed on the beach, they pushed inland towards seoul and they were the first unit that made their way up. it was the actual center of the city, and was the only road that could support the tanks. and 26 as well as the sherman tanks so capturing the road was ki and george company basically pushed down the road in a somewhat similar house-to-house fighting as fallujah and as they move their way down this road they encountered quite a bit of north korean resistance in the house is, but the first test, the first of five against enemy regiments came on the night they entered the city and merely reinforced battalion over 600 or 700 men from north korea backed up with tanks and self propelled guns a salted george company and they held the line. this tiny company with bazookas and 30 caliber mac

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making it to the college world series in omaha. >> 36 of its stuck around were going to give this thing ago. one finds a thing like that any really upset people, it makes it dangerous. >> baseball slated to begin next friday and will play the entire season. if right now they're ranked the 17th best team in the entire nation. i uc-berkeley, dan curman kron 4 news >> in is around the bay, an oakland man has made it on to the u.s. marshals top 15 most wanted men in the country. he will be featured on america's most wanted. kron 4 jeff bush shows you the picture and tells about the heinous crimes that he's wanted for. >> this is jon michael sullivan of oakland. please stay on the night of the san francisco ticker-tape celebration yes to people to come over. police say sullivan shot two people. one man died in the other one was paralyzed for life. police say the whole thing was over money. >> up because you will the money, not because they did something to him. >> i believe it was preplanned and he set them up. sullivan hasn't been seen since police say as tattoos covering his arms, legs and

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this is bellevue near omaha. meter allegis said white out conditions in some areas temperatures stay below freezing boston with lows in the teens. forecastemperatures. let's get r forecast, nebraska has 23 degrees, maybe on sunday morning we could see 23? >> louisa: we will notice some really cool the air, moving into night into tomorrow right over the weekend appeared you will need your layers, your jacket, don't leave home without it. everybody picking up sprinkles this morning, the heavier stuff in the south bay. morgan held out to gilroy, we are getting heavy stuff coming down. san jose we have had some pockets of heavier downpours as well for los gatos, into a milpitas, along the peninsula right now is light steady rain. you'll need your which killed lepers' this morning, nothing heavy, through martinez and walnut creek we are getting heavier down scores as well. keeping an eye on the timing the bulk expected to push down this morning. by noontime we are tapering off, then we will get a pop-up showers. that

minneapolis, the low at 5, although omaha will clock in with 12. the northeast will be in the mid-40s. >> this is the story everybody's talking about this morning. it's not just steelers fans who were disappointed this morning, singer christina aguilera admits she flubbed a line in the national anthem during yesterday's super bowl. ♪ what so proudly we watched ♪ ♪ at the twilight's last gleaming ♪ ♪ and the rockets' red glare ♪ >> did you catch it there? >> uh-huh, i caught it. >> she said -- >> a couple of the players caught it too. >> she now says she lost her place. if you didn't catch it, it should have been o'er the ramparts we watched, and instead she repeated an earlier line with just a slight variation. >> the flag never streamed or the ramparts gallantly or otherwise in her rendition. she said she hopes viewers understand and still feel her love for the country. but at least some people said on the plus side it was proof that she was singing. it wasn't lip-synced like other folks have in past years. >> it's amazing to me that her wikipedia

omaha, 37 degrees. 35 in billings.0s from seattle to salt lake. >>> well, just as carnival festivities get under way around the world, they are getting it on -- getting it -- different story -- they are getting in on the act in cuba, but this party features cuba's most famous export, cigars. >> i was wondering where you were going with that. >> so was i. >> it's the 13th annual cigar festival. aficionados -- did i say that right? i knew i didn't get that one. they are expected to puff away the day from now into the end of the week. >> of course, we can't get cuban cigars here in the u.s. because of the longstanding trade embargo but they say sales to other countries are just fine. are you a cigar smoker? >> clearly not, i have to get the vernacular down on that one. definitely not. they look like they're enjoying themselves. >> not bad. a good cuban -- i'm not promoting smoking but they are tasty. >>> we've gotten it on enough. we'll be back with more "world news now." let me tell you about a very important phone call

. >> it is minus 1 in fargo. 13 in omaha. 17 in kansas city. upper 20s in new york. 47 in atlanta.. boise is 41. salt lake city is 35. >>> more of my favorite stories. you probably know by now there are just 80 days to go until britain's royal wedding. of course, everybody's getting in on the action. >> that includes an american artist who has made a life-size wax model of prince william. it's modeled on william and kate's engagement announcement event. you can put the ring on and kind of be like kate, if only for a quick photo. >> oh. the statue will are exhibited in london until march 5th. plenty of time get over there and for all you strange folks that think that's cool to do whatever you do with a wax harry. >> the woman who designed this said in her head men fantasize about winning the lottery, so she thought maybe women fantasized about standing next to prince william and getting married. that's why she did it. the price tag on that thing, $125,000 if you want to buy it. >> i fantasize about this wedding being over. we'll be back with more "world news now" after this. ♪ [ mal

and zero in omaha. 30s from boston to baltimore. 45 in atlanta. 14 in billings. 47 in seattle. >>> wellda but no sparks are flying just yet. >> oz and abby are two koalas at the palm beach zoo. they had their first official date, but it wasn't much of a love connection, actually. abby cast quite a few glances at oz, but oz was more interested in his eucalyptus leaves. bad call, dude. >> zoo keepers say like most male koalas, he's a little lazy so abby might have to make the first move. don't do it. this sets the tone for the relationship. they hope cuddly babies are on the horizon. >> women can make the first move every now and then -- >> sets the tone. sets the tone. tone.'ll fight it out. sets the tone. >> we'll fight it out. hd 3. [ doctor ] here's some health information for people over 50. maybe you don't think you're at isk for heart attack or stroke but if you've been diagnosed with p.a.d., or have pain or heaviness in yur legs, i want to talk to you. you may have heard of poor leg circulation, which could be peripheral artery dsease, or p.a.d. with p.a.d., if you have poor circu

ice-slicked roads in omaha, nebraska, had vehicles spinning their wheels and a school bus sliding. in minneapolis, minnesota, the snow blowers are out in force again. nearly half of the country under some kind of weather advisory today because of this massive winter storm. with missouri already in a state of emergency, st. louis residents hit stores monday to stock up. bags of salt and ice scrapers flying off the shelves. >> snow shovels are gone. anything that has to do with winter, we are either low or running out of. >> reporter: it's the same story here in chicago where residents rush to get ready for what could be an historic storm. >> visibility is poor. >> reporter: before it's over the storm could break chicago's 1967 record when almost two feet of snow fell. >> we may be potentially dealing with a storm of historic proportions. we want to assure everyone in this city that we are prepared to handle this storm to the best of our ability. >> the problem is we're looking at snowfall rates. it's starting to snow here now with those winds gusting over 35 miles per hour. we're ex

omaha, 25 below. kansas city, 19 below.old air that drops down to the south and swings over to the north. and it is out of the way before we get into the first part of next week, hopefully. gusty winds in the midsouth and deep south. orlando, about 62 degrees. san antonio, 66. l.a., nice at 69. more of america's weather in the next half hour. oh, robin? >> okay, sam. >>> in today's "america's consumer," valentine's day less than a week away. and florists are getting ready to sell almost 190 million red roses. with prices averaging between $50 and $100, especially if you have the flowers delivered, we want to make sure you get your money's worth. so, we ask our consumer correspondent, elisabeth leamy, to put flower companies to the test, to find out what deals are the very best. >> reporter: there's a reason. robin just rhymes there. this was an unscientific test. but really interesting. we ordered from four national flower delivery companies and compared price, delivery time and how well they held up. roses are red. violets

and punctuated at times by thunder and lightning and a 100% of chance and snow and raen and ice from omaha to philadelphia. pedestrians were toying with fait and slip sliding away and for drivers, ice was keeping the rubber from meeting the road. it was no better to the south in st. louis where layers of ice glazed the landscape and west in oklahoma where police had trouble maneuvering their cruisers through the mess. but at least the mail got through. >> fun to deliver the mail out in this lovely snowstorm today. working hard, trying to keep warm. >> reporter: lakeshore drive this morning is still something of a parking lot. it's been closed for 12 hours. and while this snowfall is expected to dissipate somewhat, temperatures are expected to sink near zero later tonight. chris? >> at least the u.s. postal service is living up to their motto. cbs' dean reynolds for us in chicago, thank you. >> be kind to your postal carrier. >>> if you're thinking of flying yen wra across the country on this wednesday you should call your carrier before heading to the airport. thousands of flights have alr

there's milder air, south of omaha, kansas city, des moines. chicagoland, st. louis.next couple of days. but not today. you're still on the cold side of that air. here's where the milder air is coming from. from san francisco, to palm springs, to vegas. reno, you're 49 degrees. it's not as bad in the east. sea-tac is around 49 degrees, as well. we are live in times square. sir, love the jennifer aniston? is that what you're yelling? >> that's right. >> george? >> a lot of jennifer aniston fans down there. sam, thank you very much. >>> valentine's day is big business. consumers, expected to spend almost $2 billion on flowers this year. how would you feel if the flowers you sent or received were crawling with bugs or infected with some awful disease? consumer correspondent elisabeth leamy is live at dulles airport to fill us in on this threat. hey, eli. >> reporter: george, happy birthday. yes. two-thirds of the flowers sold in the united states, are imported from other countries through airports like dulles. this is a story about flowers. but also about invasive specie

jeff in omaha,to neb., and dependent line. caller: good morning.ave two questions for your democratic strategist. guest: sure. caller: the first one is -- i want to explain to the people of america how they can justify these numbers. one example is how can the unemployment rate needed to create 250,000 jobs per month just to break even? you create 36,000 last month that goes from 9.6% to 9%. i would like to see t howhey spin that. the second one would be the health care. if health care is a good for everybody, i think they are at 500 exemptions for major corporations. and climbing. if it is so good for all of america, why would that be? i would like to have america listen to your answer carefully because everybody knows you guys can spin a tornado. guest: about the jobs report -- i think a program like this or other programs where there is a discussion about those numbers, is unfortunate but it is a woefully insufficient venue to talk about this. you can listen to the most esteemed and established economists try to make sense out of those numbers o

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from the sands of omaha beach to the dark valleys of the hindu kush, we have fought with an unmatched courage and determination. not to conquer territory, but to give others the chance to experience the liberty that is hue -- humanity's destiny. given all that america has done to lift others from poverty, given the millions of afflicted we have helped to heal and comfort, and given the hundreds of thousands of america's sons and daughters lives that have been sacrificed and are today sacrificed to demand freedom, i will not and i will never apologize for america. [applause] i don't apologize for america because i believe in america. we believe in freedom. and opportunity. we believe in free enterprise and capitalism. we believe in the american dream. and we believe that the principles that made america the world's leader, yesterday, will make america the world's leader forever. we love this land. we believe in america. this is who we are. these last two years haven't been the best of times. but while we've lost a couple of years, we have not lost our way. this is fundamentally what co

omaha, nebraska. susan is a democrat. good morning. caller: i am calling because of my sister. my sister works for a dry cleaner. she has workers there with her during her eight hours, but then the business started to loot ofoop off they said, and now my sister is doing all the work. she had been telling me time after time how the bonus goes down and down and how she cannot make a bonus. my sister worked hard for this company. it is a dry cleaner. i know they're making money at this store, i know they are, or otherwise my sister, especially during the summer when i was there, her sface would be so red. she would have to come home and lay down because she would be exhausted from working so hard for this business. this business does not seem to really appreciate her. i want to know why it is that business want to always cry to the public that they do not really think about the people that are doing the work for them so they can make all the millions. host: let's hear from jane in new york. caller: good morning. as you know our biggest problem is jobs, and basically what i think i

host: let us take a look at a comments from twitter -- let's hear from a caller in omaha, nebraska. trent, good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for cs bid. host: should the president be courting the business community? i caller: i think the president has already courted the business community many times. i think the president needs to start cortines something for the middle class. i think the president needs to fight for more fair deals and the trade policies we have. most -- remember, he is a democrat and we elected him and he needs to stick with democratic and liberal policies. i did not think he ever was with the middle-class after he got elected and now it seems like he is going further away. i hope that some of the he will remember who got into office. we are still waiting to hear what he will do for -- host: ken and middle-class benefit from a dialogue with the business community -- can the middle-class benefit? caller: at this point, i don't think they can because i think the businesses have been showing -- putting us into recession. businesses have shown that they a

concept of liberty, but our founding fathers redefined it and share it with the world from the sands of omaha valleys of the hindu kush. we have fought with an unmatched courage and determination, not to conquer territory, but to give others the chance to experience the liberty that is humanity's destiny. given all that america has done to lift others from poverty, given the millions of afflicted we have helped to heal and comfort and given the hundreds of thousands of america's sons and daughters lives that have been sacrificed and are today sacrificed at the foot of freedom, i will not and i will never apologize for america. [applauding] [applauding] i don't apologize for america because i believe in america. we believe in freedom and opportunity. we believe in free enterprise and capitalism. we believe in the american dream, and we believe in the principles that made america the world's leader yesterday will make america the world's leader forever. we love this land. we believe in america. this is who we are. [applauding] these last two years have not been the best of times. while we lost

caller: i traveled from omaha to texas in a greyhound bus. i have been doing that for years. this last year in dallas when i transferredbusses, a couple of marshall's or i did not know what agency they were from, they proceeded to search and ask everybody where we were going and what our final destination was and how much money were you carrying over $10,000. what agency is that? when did we start searching people in the middle of the united states? guest: that is a good question. that does not happen with frequency but it happens from time to time. without knowing more about the situation, it could have been a border patrol unit that was tipped off to the movement of people or money, cash, weapons on a certain bus. the border patrol has been known to make its presence known at certain bus depots along the southern tier because they know that bus stations are often pointed movement for smuggled aliens. you may have been on a bus that was of interest to the border patrol or it could have been a different operation. host: someone under asks on twis -- guest: it is true of airli

we're looking at 50s in new york, baltimore as well. 81 in miami. 32 degrees in kansas city. 23 in omahaorites and heidi, the cross-eyed opossum, she's no different. >> i love her. she's already decisively picked natalie portman. there she is. what a beauty. look at her. colin firth is her pick for best actor and actress. last night the german superstar appeared on jimmy kimmel again. this time she predicted a three-way time between "127 hours," "inception" and "the fighter." >> heidi's 15 minutes of fame is not over. a stuffed toy in her likeness will be an oscar celebrity gift bags and her facebook following is now more than 300,000 strong. more than this show. how does that make you feel? >> what do you say about that? we'll be back. let me tell you about a very important phone call i made. when i got my medicare card, i realized i needed an aarp... medicare supplement nsurance card, too. medicare is one of the great things about turning 65, but it doesn't cover everything. in fact, it only pays up to " 80% of your part b expenses. if you're already on or eligible for medicare call no

in 1942, and 11-year-old boy from omaha, neb.ested his entire fortune into six shares at $30 per share. [laughter] the stock soon dropped sharply, devastating his holdings. but true to form, the boy did not panic. he held those shares until the stock rebounded, earning himself a small profit. things got a little bit better after that. [laughter] today, we know warren buffett not only as one of the world's richest men, but one of the most admired and respected. unmoved by financial fads, he has doggedly sought out value, but his weight behind companies with promise, and demonstrated that integrity is not just a good trait. it is good for business. for all the money he has turned, you do not see warren buffett wearing fancy suits or driving fancy cars. instead, you see him devoting the vast majority of his wealth to those around the world more suffering, who are sick or in need of help. and he uses his stature as a leader to press others of great means to do the same. a philanthropist is a lover of humanity and there is no word tha

baltimore 40. 35 in omaha. 40s across the rockies. >>> if frosty the snowman is looking for a girlfriend her nose is made of a road cone and they joined with water noodles to form her mouth. >> they said they ran out of steam before they were done but their neighbors pitched in to help finish the job. >> good looking lady there. we'll be back with more after this. hó if your racing thoughts keep you awake... sleep is here, on the wings of lunesta. and if you wake up often in the middle of the night... rest is here on the wings of lunesta. lunesta helps you fall asleep and stay asleep, so you can wake up feeling rested. when taking lunesta, don't drive or operate machinery until you feel fully awake. walking, eating, driving or engaging in other activities while asleep, without remembering it the next day, have been reported. abnormal behaviors may include aggressiveness, agitation, hallucinations or confusion. in depressed patients, worsening of depression, including risk of suicide, may occur. alcohol may increase these risks. allergic reactions, such as tongue or throat swelling occur

host: omaha, neb. -- about 20 minutes left in the segment. john, good morning to you.ler: the first question is, if the program is free to employers, why is it mandatory that every employer participate? and my second to you, [unintelligible] my background is, is it required that the employer participate in the program [inaudible] or did they know that they're going to go back around check on them? guest: i didn't get the second question, but with respect to the first question, congress established e-verify as a pilot program. it has been reauthorize the number of times. it is congressional authorized as a voluntary program. congress is looking at its voluntary status, whether or not it should be mandatory as we speak. nur position as a administration, is that in the mandatory aspect to it should be considered in the context of comprehensive immigration reform. in a review and overhaul the nation's immigration system as a whole. host: what is the agency's approach to focusing on more businesses, to make the program grow? how do you go out there and market this program?

near 70 in new orleans. 37 in minneapolis. 47 in omaha. 31 in detroit. 40s in the pacific northwest.op surveillance camera. back that up. did you see what's going on? there's the guy's phone number right there on the side of the van. >> oh, no, no, no. that's what he's attaching that hauler to. of course, it didn't take long for the cops to track the guy down and the stolen tires were, of course, found just inside his home. he has pleaded not guilty, believe it or not. he apparently is so silly he doesn't realize what surveillance video means. >> should be a very complex trial for that man. more "world news now" coming up after this. ♪ i'm so dumb and you're so dumb we're dumb together ♪ [ female announcer ] sometimes you need tomorrow to finish what you started today. for the aches and sleeplessness in between, there's motrin pm. no other medicine, not even advil pm is more effective for pain and sleeplessness. motrin pm. >>> welcome back. it is that time of year again, time for the big annual toy fair right here in new york city. who better to give us a preview of what is hot but o

glasgow, montana, 8 below. 21 in omaha. laramie, 23. 10 in minneapolis.s we show you the rest of the country the arctic air will stay banked up there. warm weather in southern texas, southern florida, but only 40s and 50s throughout much of california today. 20s, 30s and 40s in the northeast and >>> good morning to you. well, the heaviest rain we are expecting all day long is coming down right now pushing into the south bay just passing through the east bay. take a look, we are almost entirely in yellow now and red in the south bay. that's an indication of heavy to moderate rainfall coming down. by noon, showers really start to thin out. that whole line of showers is off to our east. in fact, mostly clear in the state of california. we'll see spotty activity and temperatures drop like a rock, really cold. at 4:00 a.m. it will be cold enough for snow in the bay area. >>> claire, thanks so much. ginger mojitos, nice way to finish it up. it's noontime somewhere, willie. >> nothing like a mojito in the morning. still ahead, the homeless beauty queen not letti

from the sands of omaha beach to the dark valleys of the hindu kush, we have fought with an unmatched determination. not to conquer territory, but to give others the chance to experience the liberty that is hue -- humanity's destiny. given all that america has done to lift others from poverty, given the millions of afflicted we have helped to heal and comfort, and given the hundreds of thousands of america's sons and daughters lives that have been sacrificed and are today sacrificed to demand freedom, i will not and i will never ologize for america. [applause] i don't apologize for america because i believe in america. we believe in freedom. and opportunity. we believe in fe enterprise and capitalism. we believe in the american drm. and we believe that the principles that made america the world's leader, yesterday, will make america the world's leader forever. we love this land. we believe in america. this is who we are. these last two years haven't been the best of times. but while we've lost a couple of years, we have not lost our way. this is fundamentally what conservatism is all

from the sands of omaha beach to the dark valleys of the hindu kush, we have fought with an unmatched courage and determination. not to conquer territory, but to give others the chance to experience the liberty that is hue -- humanity's destiny. given all that america has done to lift others from poverty, given the millions of afflicted we have helped to heal and comfort, and given the hundreds of thousands of america's sons and daughters lives that have been sacrificed and are today sacrificed to demand freedom, i will not and i will never apologize for america. [applause] i don't apologize for america because i believe in america. we believe in freedom. and opportunity. we believe in free enterprise and capitalism. we believe in the american dream. and we believe that the principles that made america the world's leader, yesterday, will make america the world's leader forever. we love this land. we believe in america. this is who we are. these last two years haven't been the best of times. but while we've lost a couple of years, we have not lost our way. this is fundamentally what co

this sign is located near an escalator in a department store in an omaha mall.y were weird. never do anything with mystery meat. next, from brunswick. you may toot now. that was an antique old-fashioned car museum. can you imagine calling it a toot? then from connecticut, out is this way and then that way. this is on the top floor of a parking garage in new haven. and then the last one we've got from lisa lipper from new york, look at how it's spelled wrong. headquaters. the toys sold here are great. the sign that recently went up in a very prominent spot near the store doesn't say much for it. >> if you've got photos that make you say, what, send it to us. courtesy of new nice 'n easy colorblend foam. permanent, dimensional color, now in a delightful foam! just three shakes, foam it, love it! simply saturate hair root to tip, front to back. with tones and highlights. it's foamtastic! home haircolor, make room for foam haircolor! new nice 'n easy colorblend foam. your right color. ♪ four decadent flavors. 60 calories. it's me o'clock -- time for jell-o. they're

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