overnight, bad weather in missouri, thunderstorm complex went through omaha and swept down through central missouri. a lot of damaging wind reports with that cluster. now as far as what we're dealing with in the west, monsoonal showers around a big high pressure center in texas. on the border of new mexico and texas, saw some showers and storms. utah and nebraska remained dry along with california. and in montana, the front is sparking a few showers, so the warm conditions continue. if not hot in the valley. we're a little warmer this morning and even bigger cities. san francisco at 57, at least we're in the upper 50s in coastal communities, interior sections all in the 60s. throughout the day's forecast, you notice the warm air trying to sneak your way, portland, 80 degrees, seattle, 78, a nice afternoon. and the clouds are going to be stubborn in san francisco, though, and l.a. where temperatures will be on the cool side. that's aers and thunderstorms and even a thunderstorm in arizona and new mexico late this afternoon. >>> weekend forecast coming up and a warm saturday, too. >> bill, t

we have thunderstorms rolling your way, omaha, if you're in iowa, bring the umbrella. here's the radar. some of the storms are very strong in central kansas. we're not talking tornadoes, but hail and damaging winds. i think these will make it to omaha and kansas probably at the peak of morning rush hour. we'll keep an eye on. that your forecast for your friday, record heat, 108 in dallas. san antonio, we haven't been talking about you much. you've been well above normal, too. 104 for you. 95 around new orleans. but it's also 95 and humid. forecast looks gorgeous. d.c. northwards up through the busy i-95 corridor should be a really enjoyable friday. atlanta southward, we'll have to deal with thunderstorms. veronica, we'll be back later with the weekend forecast. a lot more of the same. not too many huge concerns out there now that emily is gone. >> all right. thank you very much. >>> stocks plunge. banks are inundated with cash, and what to expect later today. your first look at this morning's business headlines is straight ahead. >> reporter: tiger makes his return. ra

and on i-80, from omaha to des moines. i-70, from kansas city to st. louis. wet on i-95,rom maine to washington. and on i-10, from jacksonville to d.c. and some slick roads in the southwest. >> if you're taking to the sky, airport delays are possible in minneapolis, kansas city, memphis, boston and new york. >>> wellll a small ohio town is reeling from a shooting rampage that has left eight people dead. stunned neighbors gathered at sunset last night for a candlelight vigil. police say the gunman killed his girlfriend, members of her family and several others in three, different places, before he, himself, was killed. >> eight deaths, one that went to thehe hospital. we understand that at some point in time, the shooter was chasing somebody. so, our job is extremely complicated right now because we actually have four, different scenes that we're processing. >> i'm probably in shock right now. just imagining what could have went on. it's a tragedy. it's pretty bad. >> police are working to sort out what happened and why. they have not yet identified the victim

expense of the public interest and did you know that just a few weeks ago we almost lost the city of omaha probably not because regulators and nuclear power executives swept the potential fukushima like disaster right under the rug the floodwaters came from the missouri river within inches of consuming the fort calhoun nuclear plant and knocking out the cooling ponds and keep its reactors from melting down fort calhoun sits about twenty miles away from omaha a city that would have been olenka to by radiation at the floodwaters ridden risen just a few more feet. the f.a.a. immediately arrived on the scene to do what enforce a no fly zone over the plant you know to make sure no no news helicopters could get in there and take pictures to show how bad the situation really was and stuff like this happens all the time every single day on its website the nuclear regulatory commission documents so-called minor mishaps at nuclear plants across america and as a report released in march by the union of concerned scientists noted there were fourteen nuclear near misses in america just last year and hu

popup thunderstorms from omaha to the carolinas and florida. >> 90s from miami to new york. a scorching 107 down in dallas. 97 in kansas city. 88 in minneapolis. phoenix hits 105. sacramento 85. >>> here's something that's going to make you feel old. >> i know, really. >> hard to believe but mtv is all grown up. it turns 30 today. the pioneering network aired what they were calling music videos, what are those, introduced by veejays. "video killed the radio star" was the very first video they played. imagine that. >> seems like the last one too. apparently they don't play videos at mtv anymore, that's how old i am. oh, love "the jersey shore." mtv went on to air live concerts and spin off several other channels. in fact, a three-day look back at the big moment in mtv history is now airing on vh1. >> very exciting. >> very cool. 30 years. >> i know. >> wow, crazy. >> i'm trying not to think about that too much. >> we're getting old. >>> congratulations are in order for a new class of graduates who just made the grade out in san francisco. >> that's right, five penguin chicks

drive sober, or get pulled over. ♪ >>> they are reeling in omaha, nebraska.lot. this looks like someone took a 9 iron to the wishlendshields. winds of nearly a hundred miles an hour. hundreds of air travelers stranded by those storms. >> imagine getting off a long flight and going to your car and seeing that. >> i know. >> that would be fun. >>> there has been another stage collapse at a concert. this time in belgium. take a look at this. a fierce storm ripped through an open air music festival. heavy winds collapsed a stage and ripped the roof off leaving equipment dangling in the air and concert-goers running for their lives. five people died and more than 50 others hurt. >>> rob marciano in the extreme weather center. hey, rob. gosh. wind, hail. unbelievable. >> kuned of unusual august. >> clearly the stage set up and safety people aren't talking to each other on the other side of the pond here. to have those two incidents to happen within a week of each other. >>> ill defined fronts are hanging around and those are the focal point for thunderstorms poppin

severe storms with winds topping 80 miles an hour around minneapolis, omaha, des moines, kansas city, st. l louis, louisville and nashville. scattered thunderstorms from new york to philly and d.c. hazy, hot and humid in the south. showers in new mexico and arizona. >> phoenix hits 103. albuquerque 95. upper 80s in salt lake city. we'll see 80s from fargo to indianapolis. 88 here in new york. and 97 in hotlanta. >>> here's a fun story. the chief requirement for a pilot in a colorful flying event in moscow this weekend was the ability to swim. >> and a sense of humor. >> 35 teams competed with homemade human-powered flying machines to see who could fly the farthest. >> the farthest is a relative therm i think in this competition. machines with names like "the flying dog," "the devil's wheel," and "the flying mexican" took off from a 30-foot pier and promptly fell into the water. fortunately the so-called flying machines were also judged on creativity, showmanship -- they're having fun, obviously. >> a lot of effort to put into something that just doesn't go anywhere but down. >> like t

sports and at the live weather map, not doppler weather that is for the jag nuts at kete channel 7 in omaha. and of course america's sweetheart cover reporter katie eastman. >> wherever dogs go, their business sure to follow. but there's no need for trash cans when the poop is the power. >> i'm going to light this lantern. >> the lantern is powered by tanks that turn bob poop into meth ann energy. the locals say it's a spin in the right direction. >> she is the woodward and bernstein of crap-powered lanterns. so let's see what the team has dug up live via satellite to the report's local affiliate in des moines woi, the iowa caucus station. amanda, rachel, thanks for joining us. >> good evening, stephen. >> stephen: the top story tonight is, of course, parry with an a gate but first rachel, what is the latest on the st. edward elementary school closing in waterloo? >> well, as you know, stephen t was closed last week when officials saw mold spores. >> and that can be dangerous to our children who i believe are the future. >> well said. officials hope to reopen the school next week once they'

down from omaha and into missouri, now pushing south of st. louis, that's where the worst weather of the country is early this morning. we storms over nothing too dramatic, still the heat down here in texas and isolated storms late today in the east. so you need your umbrella in many areas. the worst of it by far, look at the line of storms quickly pushing in from missouri, quickly crossing interstate 44 and a lot of lightning. and in st. louis, it looks like the worst of this will miss you and go south of you. your forecast for friday, have the umbrella from d.c. to new york, all the way into boston. you'll probably need it late this afternoon. it will be just like yesterday. much of the morning hours should be dry. but the afternoon into the evening, we'll have the thunderstorms. the same for you in florida. a pretty nice day today in areas like mince and chicago, not bad. thursday heat in texas. denver, around 90 degrees. and the sneak peek at your saturday forecast shows more thunderstorms in the mid-atlantic. still an unsettled pattern ev

severe weather around fargo, omaha, des moines and minneapolis.and flooding in the desert southwest. >> a scorching 106 in phoenix. 90 in albuquerque. 87 in boise. mostly 80s across the midwest. dallas still hot at 104. new orleanan94. near 90 in atlanta. 75, doesn't sound bad at all, here in the big apple. >>> let's talk a little sports now. there's a new member of one of baseball's most exclusive clubs this morning. jim thome of the minnesota twins. >> thome hit two home runs last night against detroit and those made him just the eighth big leaguer to ever hit 600 homers. >> the 40-year-old thome hit his first home run way back in 1991. are you ready for this? only babe ruth needed fewer at-bats to reach the 600 homer mark. that's quite an accomplishment, congratulations to him. i love those stat stories. >> oh, yeah, good one. congrats to him. i didn't think it was so rare to get 600. one of just a few that's done it, that's impressive. >> good company with babe ruth. >> '91, what were you doing in '91? i think i was in middle school. >> she lo

the exception is for areas in the middle of the country, traveling in missouri near omaha, kansas city, st. louis, definitely springfield, numerous thunderstorms. here's how it looks this monday. the record heat continues, 106 in dallas, 101 in san antonio. houston and wichita falls, austin, oklahoma city, sh reef sport, little rock, that same area will brake bake. it's amazing, many are starting school so i'm sure there's more than one teacher up this morning that is not thrilled. 91 and the humid air. >> the poor kids. it's like august -- >> it's that hot and humid. >> come on, not fair. give the kids a break. >>> the downgrade won't just affect stocks. other ripples to expect. >>> first place on the line. the mets more lose more than just a game. >>> and a catty caddie. [ female announcer ] what if your natural beauty could be flawless too? discover aveeno positively radiant tinted moisturizers with scientifically proven soy complex and natural minerals. give you sheer coverage instantly, then go on to even skin tone in four weeks. aveeno tinted moisturizers. listen to this. three o

showers down in florida, also kansas city and omaha, very hot in texas.m and sunny and dry. >> all right, bill, thanks so much. >>> a long held record is set by the king of pop falls. plus the role this actor allegedly played could earn him an award for grossest performance. this one's bizarre. your first look at entertainment is straight ahead. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. a vacation on a budget with expedia. make it work. booking a flight by itself is an uh-oh. see if we can "stitch" together a better deal. that's a hint, antoine. ooh! see what anandra did? booking your flight and hotel at the same time gets you prices hotels and airlines won't let expedia show separately. book it. major wow factor! where you book matters. expedia. >>> welcome back to "first look." time for entertainment news. five times could be a charm for bruce willis fans. producers are reportedly working on a fifth "die hard" film in which super cop john mcclain's adventures play out in russia. katy perry's single "last friday night" hit number one on the billboards, givi

it's minor league ball with omaha and nashville. off the hea, one out. bases kept running. they had no clue. so they go to second, to first, that is a triple play. if you are scoring at home, that would be 8-4-3. and we'll throw in the head there. nice job. triple play. >> don't see that very often. >> the moth? still making my ear go like this. >> see you tomorrow.

. >> omaha you will see tranquil conditions but -- why is everything shaking? >> the capitol, which was also cleared out, suffered some minor damage. the epicenter of the strong quake was in this small town of mineral, virginia. surveillance cameras in a local store caught an employee running for cover as shelves toppled over. safety systems at a nearby nuclear power station automatically took two reactors offline. as could other east coast nuclear plants will have safety inspections but remain open. no major injuries were reported but the quake did leave its mark. >> it felt just like a walt disney world ride to me. >> reporter: with rattled nerves and minor structural damage up and down the east coast. so it was the strongest tremor to hit the east coast in 67 years but betty the title for the biggest ever on record goes to the 7.3 magnitude quake that hit south carolina in 1886. >> yeah, doesn't really compare to that. joel brown in washington, thank you. >>> the quake rattled the nation's capital. as we report the white house capitol and pentagon were evacu

it was just before christmas 1944 when, after landing on omaha beach, as a young lieutenant, pushing toward germany, he single handedly launched an attack on an enemy position, using artillery, grenades and a rifle, he stood his ground on a hill despite being visible to the enemy. he killed and scattered the entire german force, captured ten of them. when a grenade was thrown at him, he took eight pieces of shrapnel. the entire third infantry was present when he was awarded the medal. went on to serve four more years in europe, then in korea then in vietnam. three silver stars, two bronze stars, a purple heart and of course the medal of honor. charles murray was 89 years old. his death leaves 84 living recipients. we also learned just today there will be a new recipient, he's a marine. dakota meyer will receive the medal from president obama in september for his actions in combat in afghanistan. >>> we have a remarkable making a difference update to tell you about tonight about a little girl outside seattle who wanted to do her part to help the less fortunate. instead of presents for

the prairie takes on a sweet, rolling pitch as it tucks into a nebraska corner an hour south of omahahere the rich black soil has grown solid and faithful american. a tiny remnant who have planted themselves in and around a place called murdock, the sort of place where heads turn when a stranger drives by. and a family's name is carved on a local stone. it was easter sunday, 2006. a big farm yard and like every year, an easter egg hunt. >> grandma and papa's yard. >> reporter: or mom and dad to tami who brought her own son, like always. >>y found their easter eggs. they found their easter baskets. mom always made every individual easter basket special to that child. >> reporter: they were like that where wayne and sharmon stock, generous, steady, always there for their children. the eldest steve and daughter tami, the youngest andy. >> they were loving parents. >> i don't think they ever missed a game of any of ours. dad would stop farming just to be at a game. same way with mom. >> reporter: wayne stock was a businessman farmer. ran the stock hay company, and a very successful busine

we've had showers and thunderstorms form in here in between omaha and des moines. we're getting drenched in southwest sections of iowa and also in north dakota. a pretty good line of storms just barely went through bismarck. worst of it was to the south of town. now it's traveling on interstate 94 in fargo. probably about an hour or two from now you'll get wet weather. hot in texas and what a nice day in chicago, 83 and sunny. tomorrow, lynn, the 83 and sunny will head to new england, we'll enjoy it tomorrow. >>> well, google jump-starts the week on wall street. your "first look" at the morning's business headlines is straight ahead. >>> coming up, jim thome jones an exclusive club. the dodgers find a new way to speed up the season and push comes to shove on the racetrack, you're watching "first look." [ male announcer ] imagine all of your missed opportunities in one place. ♪ the front-row tickets you never bought. the lucrative investment you never made. the exotic vacation you never took. but there's one opportunity that's too good to miss. the lexus golden oppo

. >> rose: we are in omaha, nebraska, for a conversation with warren buffett. like so many people i got up this morning in new york and read the "new york times" editorial page and i found the following column written by him. it is an op-ed which i called "stop coding the superrich." here are some excerpts. "our leaders have asked for shared sacrifice, but when they did the asking, they spared me and my megarich friends who learned what pain they were expecting, they, too, were left untoo muched while the poor and middle-class fight for us in afghanistan and while most americans struggle to make ends meet, the megarich continue to get our extraordinary tax breaks." buffett speaks directly to the newly designated 12-member supercommittee of congress ouining thestakes for the country. he spoke to spending as well as taxes saying: then he turned to his theme of taxes on the rich. his argument is specific. for those making more than one million dollars-- they're 236, 883 of them in 2009, i would raise rates immediately on taxable income in excess of one million dol

the "oracle of omaha's" firm, berkshire hathaway, will get 50,000 preferred shares and a generous annual dividend of 6%. berkshire is also getting warrants allowing it to buy 700 million bank of america common shares at $7.14 any time in the next decade. as erika miller explains, that's more than just good news for that firm; it may also be a vote of confidence in the economic recovery. >> reporter: bank of america had been in the doghouse. it's shares traded at a two-and- a half year low this week. but today, the bank was the darling of wall street, after getting the stamp of approval of warren buffet, arguably the nation's most respected investor. bank analyst jim sinegal says that endorsement comes at a steep price. >> basically, if things go poorly and b-of-a has to raise more common equity, that will actually lower the risk of his preferred stock investment. if things go really well for b-of-a and the company is earning $1.50 to $2.00 a share, trading at $15 to $20 in a few years-- actually, any time up till the next ten years-- buffett will be able to buy that stock at $7.00. >> re

an unusual triple play in omaha nebraska. the outfielder, ball off of his head. he threw his second, a triple play. hong to eye and can >> relates sakamoto was entertainment headlines. 1/2 of the dual ashford and simpson died ashford had been suffering from throat cancer and had undergone radiation treatment. he is survived by his wife and two daughters. he was 70. >> brian gosling is being heralded as a hero after this video one viral on one. he broke up a fight. the couple is fighting and screaming at one another. he was able to get the couple to break up the fight and walk away. denise richards turned down an offer to appear on to 1/2 men because she thinks her husband would make her life miserable. >> that is a for the kron 4 ms.. thank you for being with us. we will be back to rack up the evening's news at 11:00 p.m.. we will see you then. ctivities... i'm super busy... with sports and school. we're a home school family, so the kids do their math and everything online. we also use the internet for doing book reports. they're not always doing research on the

omaha, 82, detroit, 86, but it is cooler in the northeast with 74 in boston and 82 here in new york. >> 82 sounds rather nice. >> it certainly does. >> all right. well, still ahead, we're tracking overseas stock, plus expert advice on how to keep your money safe in this volatile market. >>> also, his followers believe he's a prophet but now a court says he's a pedophile. what's next for warren jeffs? >>> and this day didn't go their way exactly. trouble for these two window washers. >>> welcome back. the penalty phase of warren jeffs' trial resumes. the polygamist sect leader was found guilty of sexually assaulting two young girls s h had taken as his wife. diana alvear has more. >> reporter: it took a texas jury only a few hours to convict warren jeffs of sexually assaulting two young girls. >> i think there's a whole lot more victims in this than the two that came out in this trial and i think that justice was served. >> reporter: the cult leader's closing argument consisted of 30 minutes of silence. in contrast prosecutors gave a dramatic closing argument urging the jury to convic

pop-up thunderstorms from omaha to the carolinas. extreme heat from south dakota to florida. >> meanwhile, we have 90s from miami up to new york. upper 80s in chicago and minneapolis. dallas hits 105. phoenix, 105. 85 in sacramento. 86 in salt lake city. 84 in seattle. >>> coming up -- a mystery 40 years in the making. now, a new clue. >>> plus this morning, positive news about the nation's auto industry. that's in your business news just ahead. >>> and new idea to protect yourself from sunburn. believe it or not, bottom's up. sunburn. believe it or not, bottom's up. medicare. it doesn't cover everything. and what it doesn't cover can cost you some money. that's why you should consider an aarp... medicare supplement insurance plan... insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. all medicare supplement insurance plans can help pay... some of what medicare doesn't, so you could save... thousands of dollars in out-of-pocket expenses. call now for this free information kit and medicare guide. if you're turning 65 or you're already on m

let's begin with omaha. you're on the air with garrett graff. >> caller: yeah, i was wonder oring if you could tell me of the fbi's involvement with the atf. they were reported to have lost several automatic weapons to mexican drug cartels, and i was just wondering what the involvement is with the fbi and the atf. >> host: thank you. >> guest: the fbi and the atf continue to have, despite i think what you will hear from executives, a very difficult working relationship in many instances. they serve together on some task forces, but it is something that you see a lot of the bureau on the case level really still struggling with. >> host: next is a telephone call from denver. you're on for garrett graff as we talk about the fbi. go ahead, caller. >> caller: yes. quick story and then a comment. >> host: okay. >> caller: i was on a chat room shortly after the election. there was somebody on there who came very, very close to physical threat against president obama. i called the fbi to find out if they monitor cha

they closed the airport in omaha for several hours. pilot was slightly injured when he was struck by hail. >>> and then a babysitter says she did not realize she was doing anything wrong when she put a baby in a carriage in the back of a pickup truck. stunned drivers flooded the police department with 911 calls. the sitter has been charged with negligent. >>> and then a video shows women blatenly stealing so dau and chips and candy, and then they ran out of the store. the clerk on duty called the police. >>> and then watch the truck as it runs a red light. why is the driver's door open? it seems the 24-year-old man was trying to stop the truck with his foot. >> what he was doing -- it's so stupid he's funny. he admitted or knew he had no brakes. he said he had a long day at work, and no alcohol or drugs, just a serious lack of common sense. >>> she grew up in the projects and went on to be a ivy league success. she could have gone anywhere after graduation but decided to go home and now she is teaching kids in her old neighborhood a va

showers and thunderstorms in omaha, des moines, st. louis and chicago. 76 in fargo, 84 in detroit and 88 in kansas city. 80s from boston to baltimore. 93 in new orleans. albuquerque, colorado springs and boise all hover near the 90-degree mark. >>> well, a puppy left for dead on a train track in central poland is getting a second chance, thanks to a local animal shelter. >> vets have come up with a set of wheels to replace the pup's paralyzed back legs and they say she's doing very well. a distraught train driver thought he might have driven over three puppies that had been abandoned on the tracks. >> two didn't make it, but he carried the injured pup to the shelter himself where staffers managed to keep her alive. now she's up for adoption. >> that's so great to see her walking. >> that's cool. that is cool. they really don't know at this point who may have abandoned those pups on the track there, so some unanswered questions. but that little guy's back 4p+olling along. >> i would adopt him, if i could, but you know that. >> because you're betty white.

mostly 80s from omaha to indianapolis. phoenix climbs to 102. albuquerque 92. salt lake city 88.>> they did not make the record. wow, one day shy, i think. or just tied it. a little bit cooler, 99, refreshing in dallas today. >> i don't know how much better they feel about that one degree but we're rooting for you, dallas. >>> there was a lot going on in iowa yesterday. there was that gop debate. and it was also opening day for the state fair where butter is big. >> oh, yeah. one of the most popular attractions is the butter cow sculpture. it's a tradition now in its 100th year. the fair's official butter sculptor used 600 pounds of butter for the life-sized animal which is actually being displayed in a 40-degree cooler. >> that is pretty incredible. to celebrate the 100th anniversary, 100 other cows not made of butter are scattered around the fairgrounds. i wonder if those other cows are made of other things or they're real cows? >> you never know. get this, some of that butter was seven years old. they're using recycled butter to build the sculpture. if you're looking for a del

also stormy with gusty winds and hail around sioux falls, omaha, kansas city and st. louis. showers in the desert southwest. rain from seattle to portland. >> mostly 90s from billings to albuquerque. phoenix still hot soaring to 109. dallas still hot, too, 104. 80 in the windy city, 75 in detroit, 81 here inew york and 91 in miami. >>> and some powerful thunderstorms swamped part of the northeast over the weekend, leaving some areas knee-deep in water. philadelphia got 2 1/2 inches of rain in two hours causing flash floods that caught many drivers by surprise. the gushing water stranded some cars in the middle of the road and several thousand customers lost power. >>> in other news now, the national football league is once again condemning violence at a football game. this time it happened in san francisco's candlestick stadium over the weekend. three people were injured, one critically, when the raiders visited the 49ers for a preseason game. kgo's cecilia vega has the details. >> reporter: this youtube video shows raiders and niners fans going at it in the stands as they p

omaha's airport closed and about 35 flights were delayed or cancelled. >>> in arizona a massive dust storm. these are pictures of the storm advancing on phoenix yesterday afternoon creating dangerous driving conditions and delaying some flights. in fact, this is the third big dust storm to hit arizona this summer. >>> a possible new lead in the search for susan powell, the utah mom's been missing for nearly two years. . plus one mom's creative punishment for her kid could end up as punishment for herself. should he really go to jail for this version of discipline? >>> first on wall street right now, another wild ride, the dow is down almost 30 points. the s&p is flat. the nasdaq is up almost eight. we'll be right back. and omega-rich nutrition for that shiny coat. ever think healthy could taste so good? [ woman announcing ] new beneful healthy fiesta. but afraid you can't afford it? well, look how much insurance many people can get through selectquote for less than a dollar a day. selectquote found, rich, 37, a $500,000 policy for under $18 a month. even though dave, 43, takes meds t

omaha 82. detroit 86. 74 in boston. 82 here in new york.>> shedding clothes as you get off the plane. >>> the hot, dry weather is being blamed for our next story. check out the bears that found their way into colorado springs. >> look how cute. a mother and her two cubs stuck around for a few hours yesterday. eventually they were tranquilized and moved back to their more natural habitat. >> good catch there. you don't want to get between a mother and her cubs. >> no, that's when a bear is most dangerous. >> exactly. wildlife experts say the drought in the area means there's not enough vegetation for bears to eat in the wild so they're looking for more food in populated areas. maybe porridge. the three bears? i'm just saying. goldilocks and the three bears? is that a coincidence? >> maybe they were looking for porridge, daniel. >> it's got to be just the right temperature. not too hot, not too cold. we'll be right back with more "world news now." get out. get out. get out. [ female announcer ] frustrated with left over stains? try tide stain

thunderstotos around minneapolis, fargo, des moines, chicago, omaha and st. louis.stering heat continues from texas to tennessee. >> dallas climbs to 104. new orleans 95. 82 here in new york. 78 in bean town. 80s in detroit, chicago, and kansas city. just 66 in seattle. 84 in sacramento. >>> and wildlife officials are trying to track down a grizzly bear in yellowstone park after a hiker was found dead on a back country trail. the man's body was discovered five miles from the nearest trailhead not far from where he had parked his vehicle. wildlife experts say several adult grizzlies had left their tracks at the scene but they want to find the actual attacker. >> we have traps set in the area. if we capture a bear and we can positively identify that bear as the bear who attacked the individual, then that bear will be euthanized. >> it's not been a good summer. this was the second fatal bear mauling at yellowstone this summer, the fourth in the last two years. >>> imprisoned polygamous leader warren jeffs is in a medically induced coma in a texas hospital. a source tel

. >> washington mutual of omaha. >> we have drawings, but we can't show them on tv. >> we have four minutes of this show we can actually put on the air. we have done an hour. >> courtney, as an entertainment reporter did you often come in contact with a listers talking politics? and when they find out you are with fox -- >> they immediately do not want to talk politics, for sure. matt damon did four minutes with this guy. he obviously wanted to continue the conversation. and i have to stick up for really nice celebrities. i'm sorry. it is my policy. he is very classy and professional. she also my neighbor and we talked about how my son is going to date his new baby girl. >> where do you live? >> on the west side. i can tell you his apartment is way taller than mine. he is in the penthouse, so he can surely pay more. >> i'm sure he is nice to you because you are his neighbor. >> anyone that makes over $1 million i think can pay a little bit more. >> because they don't pay enough, right? 1% of the es -- of the united states pays 40% of their -- >> he did say so little was asked of the upper c

. >>> powerful storms and baseball-sized hail close the airport in omaha, nebraska last night. take a look what it did to the cars in the parking lots. fred flintstone type moved cover two and a half miles as the driver tried to stop his pickup truck with his feet because he had no brakes. >>> we are just a few minutes away from the opening bell. last session of a pretty insane week for the markets. we dip below 11,000 again yesterday and dow futures not looking so great this morning. jeffrey mccracken is a senior business writer with bloomberg news and "businessweek." wefg following wh wefg following what you have been writing about. what are you looking to today? >> i think what you want to see, it's obvious the market will open down this morning. so what you want to see is how far down does it go and where does it stop the decline. then you want to see what kind of cattle lifalysts to change t situation. it's a fear base emotional market right now, so one bad negative report from an economist which is what we had yesterday, morgan stanley downgrading its outlook for the u.s.

residence in omaha, nebraska are cleaning up. a major hailstorm rolled through there.hey got hit with hail the size of softballs. just smashed the car windows. emily airfield -- epliey airfield had to be shut down. thousands of residence have no electricity this morning. >>> the country group sugar land are planning a private memorial for the victims of saturday's stage collapse at a concert at the indiana state fair. the group paid respect to the victims last night. the first concert since that tragedy. >> in honor of those people who were wounded and those beautiful lives that were lost. we ask that you stand and join us now in a moment of silence. >> this is how sugar land began a concert in albuquerque. that moment of silence. five people were killed in indianapolis on saturday when the stage fell down right there in case you missed it. a huge gust of wind collapsed the whole stage at the indiana state fair. 40 other people were hurt. >>> a violent thunderstorm blamed for this. knocking down a concert's fence and tents and stages. the scaffolding there. this was at

in that night, after the president came back from omaha, he gone to the air force base out there.ame in, we had a meeting and he addressed the nation. after that, lynn and i boarded a helicopter on the south lawn and were taken to camp david. from that point forward for several months, we were in undisclosed locations so we didn't bunch up have the president and i in the same position. >> sean: you said everyone was trying to figure out what the undisclosed location was. one was here in wyoming. the vice president's residence was another. camp david a place you would regularly go to. the real purpose was to keep you two apart. that was -- that was then the strategy. >> there were two parts that morning. two major problems i focused on. first the crisis, how do you get the planes down find out how many hijacked planes there are. the second piece was continuity of government. we had programs that for years that i participated in, various capacities that dealt with this issue the continuity of government. a lot of it was built around assumptions and planning with respect to the prosp

. >>> warren buffett, the oracle of omaha is investing $5 billion in beleaguered bank of america.eves it's a strong company with good leadership and backed it up with big money. this is a great news for a corporation that has seen stock slide in the recent weeks. shares of up now around 15% this morning. not the case with the dow as we are seeing red arrows across the dow. the dow down over by 100 points. >>> there's missing photos of robyn gardner on the day she was reported missing. it shows her with gary giordano leaving a restaurant. giordano reported her missing later that day. >>> dick cheney wants to clear the report about the busch 43 presidency and do so in his own words. he's telling all in any new book "in my time" to his own secret letter of resignation, with an exclusive interview, cheney made sure not to lower expectation. >> this book is going to make a lot of people angry. >> there will be heads exploding all over washington, jane. >> you know that? >> yes. >>> let's bring in msnbc contributor karen hunter and robert trainham, washington bureau chief for the comcas

omaha, nebraska hail the size of softballs. crashing down smashing car windows. incredible. emily air feel was briefly shut down by the hail after a pilot was hurt. several planes were damaged as well. thousands of residence there have no electricity this morning. >>> local businesses are stepping up to help save struggling state parks. i want to show you millerton point in marin. due to the state budget cuts, this is one of 70 parks ask yuled to -- scheduled to be shut down. now a local oyster company has come up with a plan to keep it open. >> every you know logical viable idea is going to be looked at very seriously. >> the california state parks foundation says public private partnerships are getting renewed interests. environmental groups are calling for reports to examine if the partnerships will damage the parks. >>>s top cop at the -- the top cop at the los angeles police department is talking about the arrest of giovanni ramirez. >>> good morning, westbound 24 inside the caldecott tunnel it's an overturned vehicle. it could be causing serious traffic problems. we'll

an omaha minor fielder flies to centerfielder. nashville centerfielder gets a glove on it, off the head, gets the glove on it. they kept running. centerfielder throws it. nashville goes from first to second to complete the triple play. one two three. off th noggin. where is it? there it is. he catches the other two guys that already sailed from the two bags. >> nice recovery. jose canseco did that wins when he was playing for texas. it went over right field for a home run. >> as long as they hit any part of your body -- if you keep it in play. >> good to know when i play in the majors. >> baseball, big sports nut here. >>> 5:26. why economist see no second recession. your moneywatch report is coming up. >> rebels say they have taken over libya's capital. signs the qaddafi regime is in power. >> overturned garbage cans, traffic blocked, dozens of arrests in downtown san francisco. how a planned protest at bart spilled on the streets. >>> i'm kristy seifkin live in daly city where we received initial reports that four men were stabb

it helped the nationals lock in their 4-1 over the omaha storm chasers. >> forget expensive yachts.ey largo, florida over the weekend for the anything that floats regatta race. golden jugs took home the top prize. their raft was tied together with empty swimming pool chlorine jugs. >> a picture is worth 1,000 words. one of many kodak moments for vice president biden. he's not playing a childhood game of cowboys and indians but he's taking on archery with mongolia's prime minister. he better watch out for spit. he couldn't help striking a pose with his new camel friends. is the vp having a better time than president obama on martha's vineyard? is the vice president also hitting the mat? we don't know how he fared in this match-up. it out, looks like he does have some competition here. vice president biden spent six hours in mongolia. but he's coming back with plenty of pictures. that really is the best of the rest. >> coming up, your last call. no he's not a fox news correspondent, not yet. actor rob lowe is taking to fox to ask donald trump the ultimate question, next. let's see if