>> -- for one of your books, and you pointed out you were born in omaha, nebraska. >> omaha, nebraska. >> but you lived in kansas city, missouri. you lived in dallas. >> dallas. >> and evanston. what were you doing in evanston? your father was in the corp -- >> my father worked at united states gypsum and he worked in sales and he was actually moving to bigger offices. >> but you ended up in california and went to stanford. where did you get your master's degree? >> i got my master's degree at the university of california, santa barbara. i was there living there with my husband and we had an add agency in santa barbara and i was very lucky, because they initiated a master's program or i would not have been able to get it. >> what about your ph.d.? >> i got it at graduate school and it was within ten miles of my house, by this time i had three children and so i had a very short tether. but it expanded to a place that had graduate education. >> did you have a son that played a role in this book? >> he did. >> what did he do? >> he's a man of leisure, he learns, and it's fantastic what h

we go to bianna golodryga in omaha tonight, with an abc news exclusive. bianna, good evening. >> reporter: david, good evening. debbie bosanek says she still feels like cinderella at the ball, given the 24 hours she's had. she spent her entire life here in omaha. and started working for warren buffett at age 17. she never thought about taxes and the rate she pays compared to her boss until the last few months. well, now, she's at the center of a nationwide debate. a hero's welcome, for a secretary thrust into the spotlight. after a whirlwind ride to stardom, that began when her famous boss, warren buffet, said he pays a lower tax rate than she does. her seat next to the first lady, for the one next to her boss. the one she's worked for for 19 years. you said you felt as if you're representing secretaries across the country yesterday. >> right. i just feel like an average citizen. so, maybe i should say i was representing just the average citizen, who, you know, needs a voice and wants to be treated fairly in the area of taxation. >> deb is typical. she's

trouble for twinkie makers and the oracle of omaha dares republicans in congress. your early morning business headlines are straight. >>> plus shocking revelations of one of hollywood's most famous clan. >>> kobe does it get. you're watching "early today." >>> very good morning to you. welcome back to "early today." i'm veronica de la cruz. >>> here are some of your top hone headlines this morning. >>> a french cameraman is killed in syria. the government is blaming, quote, terrorists. >>> joran van der sloot has pled guilty on killing a woman in spain. he was the prime suspect of natalee's holloway's disappearance in aruba. >>> barbour says most of the pards were recommended by the parole board. >>> a survey finds tensions between the rich and the poor are increasing. 3 out of 10 say there are very strong conflicts between the have's and have not's. >>> debris from a russian spacecraft that launched in november will fall as soon as this weekend. the ownrbiter never got out of orbit. the odds of anyone hit by the debris are said to be slim. >>> now here is an early

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one thing you should know about the omaha mead why other ma.des moines is right about here. that's why romney won the omaha media market and dubuque media markets at that point, but he lost des moines, and remember, he went heavily negative. so this is what we're going to be watching for tomorrow night. can romney duplicate this. what's interesting between santorum and huckabee? the eastern part of the state, very heavily catholic, santorum, a devout catholic, did she make more instance and combine that a little bit with doing well with evangelicals who are more part of the center of the state? this is just a little bit of what we'll show you tomorrow night and we'll have the results going in. we'll go county by county when we need to. lots of fun stuff in here that we can use with the app, just a little taste. we have a lot more coming up. >>> all right, after months of buildup, it's finally caucus eve. >> nbc, i'll give you a little shout out here, has done a great job in following our campaign, frankly longer and consistently than anybody el

new orleans only makes it to 49. 24 in omaha and indianapolis. 25 in the windy city. salt lake city's high will be 37. in honolulu, a wonderful 78 degrees. >> it's always beautiful in hawaii. isn't it? >> you can't beat paradise this time of the year. >>> and still ahead, a consumer alert. bed bath and beyond recalls a product said to be radio active. >>> and why was heather locklear sent to a hospital overnight? >>> and a riot over iph >>> you are hearing it. you're thaerg sounds of angry apple fan this is morning in beijing. customers actually egged this apple store and scuffled with security after they waited all night to buy the iphone 4-s. the crowd was too big and unruly and there were safety concerns. >> it's just a phone folks. get a grip. >>> apple is in another bull's eye this morning. teaming with target. the retailer is teaming up with them creating special ministores in several locations. target sells ipads and ipods. they'll expand the range of apple products. can you keep track? ipad, ipod, iphone. mini. >> i still have my walkman. >>> overseas markets

. >>> rain and snow creating trouble spots today including i. 80 from omaha to cleveland.nterstate 5 south to bakersfield. >>> airports delays possible in see atting, chicago, minneapolis, detroit, and san francisco. >>> we turn to the chipled cruise ship off italy. it shifted in the water again. that's forced them to suspend efforts to find the 21 passengers listed as missing. >> we're hearing from a new witness and new audio tapes from the moments after it happened. diana alvear joins us with more. >> reporter: the captain may be under fire for abandoning his ship. but he has a vocal supporter claims he's a hero. this is the woman italian authorities believe may provide key details in the "costa concordia" disaster. in this interview, 25-year-old domenica defended the captain, claiming he helped save 3,000 lives by steering the ship closer to land. she confirmed she was with schettino at the time of the wreck. she says he was still on board at 11:30 that night when she made it off the ship. that contradicts what other witnesses said, that he was on the dock hours before

fairly mild in the mid 40's of this storm system comes away from the south. 53 in oklahoma city. 53 in omahaild weather continuing across a big portion of the country. let's figure out this next storm system. the circulation can be seen very clearly over areas of texas. everything will move over to the east. the rain will move in around midday tomorrow. the futurecast gives you a look and hour by hour they change. here is at 12:00, noon. it should move out in late tomorrow night, the temperatures will actually start to climb. then we will get some sun shine on thursday and go back into the 30's before this cold front will come in late thursday night bringing in the gusting wind with cold temperatures. the next front coming in and the system and 1.5 inch of rain likely. 45 tomorrow, 45 thursday, a strong cold front thursday night. breezy and cold, upper 30's friday afternoon. >> the toyota sports desk. brought to you by your local toyota dealers. moving you forward. >> do we have to talk about the wizards? >> i think we have to. they become more interesting every day. the only winless team in

omaha 59 degrees. lincoln, nebraska was 79 degrees. st.d their record high 1800's.ure from the temperatures out of the middle the country almost 40 average, and almost every place in the country again today, except in alaska. it is below zero. is the overall pattern and have that continuing, to oure jet stream way north. cold air stays up there. we have a mild pattern that continues into tomorrow. at the radar. i will take you, snow lovers. is some snow on the edge area. warm spots in syracuse have had 10 average snowfall. here we are back in washington the overnight hours. temperatures will probably drop the 40's. we begin to get into this southerly wind. temperatures might make it to middle of's by the afternoon. front is going to be way.g our there could be a few scattered sprinkles. even then, we will be fine. just a delightful afternoon. friday afternoon, temperatures be in the 60's. it will continue to be a mild week. by thursday and friday, and around 50es will be degrees. there has been-- controversy out there recently. >> we are a

. >> 63 in sacramento. 44 in omaha. just shy of 60, meanwhile, in dallas. new orleans, 72, miami, 81, 68 in atlanta. 44 here in new york. >>> up next, the surprising announcement from a member of the president's cabinet and how it could impact wall street today. >>> plus, why air fares may seem higher today. >>> and the latest great white sighting off of southern california captured on camera. >>> welcome back, everyone. treasury secretary timothy geithner is speaking bluntly about his future. he says he's unlikely to be asked back for a second obama administration if the president is re-elected. he's been something of a lightning rod. he's the only remaining top member of the president's original economic team. >>> great news this morning for people shopping for a new home. the federal reserve announced no plans to raise interest rates until the year 2014. short-term rates will remain near zero. it's not good news for those holding cds or long-term bonds. the market responded well. the dow finished up 81 points. the nasdaq up 31 points as well. tokyo's nik

the teens in omaha and minneapolis. sacramento, 60, seattle at 40. >>> we received new details overnight about the orange juice investigation. the chemical found in imported juice. the whole story is coming up. >>> how about a bald barbie? cancer survivors go online to get a barbie of their own.a >>> welcome back, everybody. there's word this morning of major ford recall. the automaker says thousands of escape suvs from a decade ago have a faulty brake situation. if you have one, park it outside until the issue is fixed. they're always recalling some minivans. >>> overseas markets were mostly lower. tokyo's nikkei average lost 62 points today. hong kong's hang seng slid 57 points. in london, the ftse opened lower. on wall street, the dow fell 13 points. the nasdaq index picked up eight points. >>> tension is at an all-time high as we have seen from the occupy wall street movement. two-thirds of us think there are strong conflicts. that is a 50% increase from two years ago and the most in two decades. >>> and big news th

the texas governor rick perry is at it again rallying supporter in what by comparing the caucuses to omahaeach which is where the allies invaded the german occupied france during world war ii so the rhetoric is reaching the ceiling here in the historic embassy suite. steve brown is here from west des moines, iowa. en is saying ron paul has the best organization. >>guest: we went to an event at valley high school called "rock the caucus," a senior class event only where kids were invited to listen to three candidates: michele bachmann, rick perry, and ron paul. ron paul got the largest round of applause. he has a reputation for be very popular among young people. he is aware of that reputation, and he just can't explain it. >> it is a great pleasure to be here to talk to young people because our campaign has been known to be a great appeal to the young people and a last times people ask me that, i don't know the exact reason for it. >> a true moment of honesty on the campaign trail. but the ron paul people have been tapping into that young we voter slot and have been asking folks, particula

flurries in denver, omaha, and the twin cities. 40 to 50 mile and hour winds. >> 57 in atlanta. 40s in the pacific northwest. salt lake city, 35. >>> still ahead after the break this morning, the new alert about orange juice and what the government is now doing about it. >>> and the double murder that stunned an upscale community. police believe they know who killed the couple. >>> and the miracle off the florida coast. a dog at sea rescued. how he ended up in the water. that's m coing up next. >>> hundreds of protesters streamed back into new york's park tonight after the barricades there were talken down. some demonstrators vowed to spend the night. but sleeping bags and tents have been banned from the park. >>> the head of fannie mae is stepping down. ceo michael williams says he'll lead as soon as there is a replacement. his counterpart at freddie mac is also leaving. they've been under heavy criticisms. bank failures were down 41% last year. regulators had to close just 92 in 2011, compared to 157 the year before. that was the most in any year since the recession began. so far thi

bring in warmer air. 71 in omaha today, 67 in st. louis, 62 in atlanta. and here comes that cold air out. tomorrow's just a great day. it will be rather breezy. into the mid-60s, i think. then behind, good days to get the kids out to the park. 28-35 in some of the curbs. 57-62. warmer warmer paemp. i don't think you'll need the coats after, new, 9:00, 10:00. own -- 60% chance on thursday. 52 on, could be a little bit of both. the one thing we are sharp. it is going to be maybe, of course, right around valentine's day, things. >> you're setting them up to snuggle. >> that's right. >>> speaking of snuggling, a very big baby and the story of his birth even more incredible. >>> coming up, indianapolis may be peyton's town, but eli is going tore the >>> dan's live in indianapolis where they're getting ready for the super bowl. and other stuff, huh? >> reporter: yeah. there's a lot going on out here. super bowl xlvi between the patriots and the giants. of course, a repeat of just four years ago when they were out in arizona and the giants ruined that perfect se

even omaha is 50 degrees and kansas city 53 degrees. this warm air to our south west will start moving into town tonight into tomorrow. that will set the stage of our overall weather pattern. we have high pressure over had providing sunshine. this side pressure will start to move offshore later tonight and tomorrow. as it does that, that will give us the southwesterly flow and that will essentially open the door to this warm air to move into place. that'll be through tonight and into tomorrow. you will notice the difference. it will feel like to bring the next couple of days. we have clear skies overhead, just a few high thin clouds. most of the thick cloud cover will stay well to our north to route today. 45 degrees this afternoon, close to average for this time of year and tomorrow morning we start off near 30 degrees and rising a good 30 + degrees into the low to mid 60's. that is not close to our high our record high is 71 degrees. into wednesday still warm and the best chance of rain as thursday. >> thank you so much. seven is on y

trouble for twinkie makers and the oracle of omaha dares republicans in congress.our early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus shocking revelations of one of hollywood's most famous clan. >>> coming up, the celts and mavs go down to the wire, overtime in san antonio and kobe does it again. you're watching "early today." >>> very good morning to you. welcome back to "early today." i'm veronica de la cruz. here are some of your top headlines this morning. in syria a french tv cameraman has been killed after news people were attacked with grenades while being led on a government-sponsored trip to hams. the government is blaming, quote, terrorists. >>> joran van der sloot has pled guilty on killing a woman in 2010 in peru. he was the prime suspect of natalee's holloway's disappearance in aruba. >>> on to mississippi governor haley barbour's final acts in office this week was pardoning more than 200 inmates, but the judge blocked the release of 21 prisoners, including four convicted killers. barbour says most of these were recommended by the parole b

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flurries in denver, omaha, and colder air with up to 3 inches of snow from minnesota to the rockies. 40 to 50-mile-an-hour winds. from okay okay city to the dakot dakotas. >> 49 in new york. 57 in atlanta. a warm 80 in miami. 40s in the pacific northwest. phoenix, 68. salt lake city, 35. >>> still ahead after the break this morning, the new alert about orange juice and what the government is now doing about it. >>> and the double murder that stunned an upscale community. police believe they know who killed the wealthy couple inside their mansion. >>> and the miracle off the florida coast. an injured dog adrift at sea rescued. how he ended up in the water. that's coming up next.cc >>> hundreds of protesters streamed back into new york's zuccotti park last night after the barricades there were taken down. some demonstrators vowed to spend the night. but sleeping bags and tents have been banned from the park. since an early morning police raid made the protesters leave in early november. >>> the head of fannie mae is stepping down. ceo michael williams says he'll leave as soon as there

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mild 57 in omaha. 52 in indianapolis. phoenix 73. albuquerque 58.eason you may have heard some things in the background there, today of course is monday january 30th, and that means it is actually -- yes, it exists. bubble wrap appreciation day. who doesn't love a little bubble wrap on a monday morning? >> do they have a hallmark card for bubble wrap appreciation? i love it! >> our producer scott upstairs says he hates the sound of bubble wrap. it annoys him deeply. he's cringing upstairs. >> the phenomenon that is bubble wrap started way back in 1960 thanks to a couple of guys in jersey. they saw the need for a cushioning packing material. so they raised $9,000 to develop it. and now their sealed air corporation has annual revenues of over 3 billion a year. >> little bubbles of air. isn't that amazing? bubble wrap appreciation -- >> i'm going to wrap you up. >> you're so kinky. bubble wrap appreciation day -- oh, my gosh. it's the biggest bubble wrap wheel i've ever seen. i don't know where we got this thing. it got started back in 2001. the idea o

a wet 38 in detroit. 41 in chicago. 37 in omaha. phoenix 66. sacramento 51. boise 31.1 in fargo. it's the time of year when i wish i was someplace warmer. >> it makes two of us, trust me. >> not that i don't like it here. >> i know. winters are tough. well, the first james bond movie hit the silver screen, believe it or not, 350 years50 years ag mark the anniversary 50 iconic bond vehicles were on display in england over the weekend. among them one mounted with machine guns from "you only live twice" and the submarine lotus spirit from the movie "the spy who loved me." >> there were lots of other spiffy vehicles, some of them wearing -- or bearing, rather, bullet holes and other signs of the debonair spy's misadventures. that is cool. look at that green snazzy car. >> and one cool stat here. 22 films produced since 1962. that means the 007 franchise is the longest-running in film history. james has been around a long time with his martinis and beautiful women. so congrats. james bond. and we'll be back with "world news now" right after this. ♪ let me tell you about a v

. >> this is omaha beach. this is going up the hill, realizing that the battle is worth winning. >> reporter: the question now, whether a single conservative challenger emerges to take on romney. and whether he can breakthrough to more voters. >> what is it about the citizens? >> i think people will get to know him and understand that he really does have a great sense of humor and he's really approachable. >> reporter: and if we need any more proof of how unpredictable iowa is this year, michele bachmann who won the iowa straw poll in ames last august is now dead last in the polls. >> what a day, as we come down to the wire. andrea mitchell, we'll be talking to you later. >>> let's talk about how this caucus process actually works on the ground. and to do that, we'll go northeast of des moines to johnston, iowa where ron mott is at summit middle school. ron, always having witnessed this, described it to people as voting with your body more than a ballot. it's so tactile and retail, and such a unique slice of d

>> i like the way you said that. 40 in billings, 38 in salt lake city, 52 in albuquerque, 40s from omaha to indianapolis, 50s from boston to atlanta, 71 in that is. >>> well, there's still more than a week till the super bowl in indianapolis, and even some nuns there are getting in on the action. >> they were given a pair of tickets to the big game, and now they're auctioning them off. bidding started at two grand. and as we went on the air, it was up to 6,800 bucks. >> love it. the nuns were given the tickets by a businessman. they say they never even thought about going to the game. the money raised in the auction will go to support a retreat center. bids will be taken until monday afternoon. if you're looking to go to the super bowl, it's all for a good cause for the sisters of st. benedict. >> it is amazing the money people throw out there to get to the big n tig o a se. for the people on

louis today, near 70 in omaha, over a hundred record highs broken today and that mild air is going to move our way. the cold air that was pushing all the way down into florida will get out of here. here comes that mild air all the way up the coast, right over towards boston and especially in our area where temperatures tomorrow and on saturday will be in the mid to upper 50s. it is going to be gorgeous for the next two days before we see another little bit of a cooldown before the weekend. tomorrow a knew clouds and chilly but not bad. about 33 in the suburbs. tomorrow afternoon we'll see plenty of sunshine. we'll call it a fantastic friday because that's just going to be what it is. mostly sunny, mild, winds gusting to 25 miles an hour late in the day. over the next few days we go up a little bit on saturday with a high of 57. 49 on sunday after a little cold front comes through but look at the lows. we still stay above freezing in the district. most areas in the 20s but not bad. 46 on monday. that looks like the coldest day of the next seven days. each of those days will be above av

. >> this is omaha beach. this is going up the hill, realizing that the battle is worth winning. >> reporter: the question now, whether a single conservative challenger emerges to take on romney. and whether he can breakthrough to more voters. >> what is it about your husband that he doesn't connect to me? >> i think people will get to know him and understand that he really does have a great sense of humor and he's really approachable. >> reporter: and if we needed any more proof of how unpredictable iowa is this year, michele bachmann, who won the iowa straw poll last august, was dead last in the final polls tonight. brian? >> so much talk about this caucus process, we want to go inside and take an up close look tonight. for that we go northeast of des moines to johnson, iowa. ron mott is there where they're getting underway tonight. ron, good evening? >> reporter: brian, good evening to you, this is real voter participation you see going on behind me. we have an overflow crowd at this middle school. these vo

a snowy 29 in fargo. 43 in omaha. and 40 in chicago. wait to bring you the high-flying tale of ripples the cat. >> not ruffles? >> no, ripples. >> like the chips? >> no. ripples. plenty of people up in canada a bit irritated at him yesterday. >> yeah. that's because he escaped his container after being carried onto a plane that was supposed to fly from nova scotia to toronto. but he ran into the cockpit and hid in the plane's wiring, and that's where he stayed for four hours. >> oh. everyone had to get off the plane while they took the cockpit apart to get him out. passengers were told the long delay was due to "a baggage problem." nice going there, ripples. see, you question why i'm not a pet person. you see sometimes the hassles they can cause? >> pets are so sweet, though. >> are you a dog person or a cat person? >> i like -- i had cats and dogs growing up. >> oh, you like it all. >> i do. yeah. >> good. you take care of that for both of us. we'll be right back with more "world news now" after this. ♪ hold that tiger ♪ has anybody se

bianna golodryga, abc news, omaha, nebraska. >> of course he's blaming congress.s. >> they're easy to blame these days. but again, this is not a mitt romney issue. this is not a warren buffett issue. it is an american tax code issue. it's the code that's flawed. these guys are not doing anything illegal. they're following the letter of the law. it's the law that needs some work here. >> and gingrich will spin it too. he says the goal is not to get everybody taxed at 30% but to bring it down to that 15% rate. >> and obama said during his speech look, don't call this class warfare, i call it common sense, if you make that kind of money you should give a little bit back and be taxed at a fair rate. >> so rob, come on, we're going to have to tax you at a fair rate. >> yeah, i'm sure the government would love that extra quarter a year. >>> in other news this morning newt gingrich has some pretty ambitious plans when it comes to interplanetary travel. the republican hopeful told an audience on florida's space coast that if he is elected space stations will operate more

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