is this a systematic failure within the omaha police agency?> yeah, we believe what you saw in the video was excessive force. the person on the sidewalk across the street was trying to video record it. police officers have a history of keeping cell phones or destroying them. then you saw ten officers run into the house. there was no legal justification for entering. then what you saw them do was a circus, 23 officers and no one was in charge. >> do you think that response is coming because of the tape? would this have happened without the video? >> the video had everything to do with it, including the national media, your media in putting it on the web nationally. it made all the difference in the world. >>> a couple of guys are out for a duck hunt. they see those decoy ducks out in the water in front of them but one is swimming. that's not a duck, it turns out it is a big buck swimming across the wabash river in indiana. >> i didn't know how big he was. >> mike behind the camera, instead of grabbing his rifle, he kept videoing it. mike got clo

omaha, nebraska. >> omaha, nebraska. you have one up there? >> i'm all done. >> do you have a question you wanted to ask? >> [speaker not understood]. >> we'll get to the sales pitches, okay. [laughter] >> okay. anybody else here, let me come over here because we're going to start wrapping this up pretty soon because we have some awards we're going to give out. okay. i'm going to hold the mic and i'll determine how quick it's going to be, okay. [laughter] >> just to compliment the city of san francisco. i was on -- i took the muni in yesterday. and when i was on the bus in the morning, there is a repetitive announcement that went out that said, if you see graffiti, report it. and here's the phone number. it went out, i believe in three languages. that's wonderful. i think that's more key than if you hit the raid yoxtion and all that sort of media thing and grab that piece. * radio those are the people that are out there. >> awesome. if anybody has compliment for san francisco let me know because we can put that in right now. [laughter] >> alex

stormy with hail and high winds around green bay, des moines shall kansas city and omaha. sprinkle in the northeast. scattered snowstorms -- showers, sorry and thunderstorms from d.c. to the gulf coast. >> 80s from dallas to miami. 60s in the northeast. 80 for chicago and kansas city, 50s in the pacific northwest. >>> coming up, the shirt you can wear 100 times without washing it. >> i'll take that. >>> plus, blastoff. the billionaire another step closer. >> and martha stewart trying to find love in "the pulse." >>> welcome back. most major asian stock markets took a cue from wall street posting solid gains. when trading begins, the s&p 500 opens at a record high level. >>> it climbed one of the strengths of the report showing american wages and spending both on the rise last month. the s&p is up 12% so far this year. >>> another factor driving the market, a new high in pending home sales. the number of americans who signed contracts to buy homes rose in march to its highest level in three years. and that renewed confidence in the housing market, that's being driven by ste

. >> see who gets road rash in omaha. >>> rescuers try to save a dog trapped under ground for five days. how they followed the barking to get lou lou back. >> and this kid is bringing it back. >> he is sexy and he knows it. >> moving straight into internet stardom. >>> you will not believe who this person uses as their partner in crime. that is a toddler you see taking a package. but that package does not belong to the toddler or the person with the toddler. >> according to the owners of this home, they put cameras up to vandalism. they went to the video. the package was delivered, then 23 minutes later, these people walk up. >> it's not like stealing candy from a baby, it's like using your baby to steal someone else's candy. >> i can't believe that. you know the kid is going to do whatever the parent tells them. >> this child is a gent victim. you're stealing without any clue, not that it makes it any better. >> we do know what was in the box. dog vitamins. >> a perfect example. >> if they send the kid to do that, what else are they doing? >> and what is the kid learning? >> what is th

i'm caitlin young and i'm from omaha, nebraska. we nominated our senior painter, jeff nicole. he was with the city program 15 years ago, he basically ran it since it started. he ran it for 10 years by himself all over our city. and, so, just through all that he's never changed his dedication. he doesn't take shortcuts, repaint and color match and do all public and private property in our city. so, just his dedication in our program has made a huge difference in our city. we appreciate it. (applause) [laughter] >> congratulations. (applause) >> lisa mc kenzie. >> okay. i'm accepting this award for mike yeager and bill mcdonnis, [speaker not understood]. i think all the cities that have volunteer programs it's usually a handful of volunteers that do a majority of the work. these guys are both retired and they have accomplished so much within their neighborhood. they live in one of the biggest neighborhood associations -- excuse me, homeowner associations in san antonio, about 5,000 houses. so, he wrote his little speech so i'm going to read his speech. he would like to thank the

snow again from denver to 880 to omaha. all roads lead to omaha. while we get a little bit of rain, there's old man winter holding on to parts of the country. if you have flight plans, it might be delayed. 37 already in calistoga. there's upper 30s in mendocino county. middletown, 38. kind of windy up to clearlake. 40 osen the temperatures -- 40s on the temperatures. 40 bookends reno and tahoe. there's cool air in place, it will get cooler. it will be sunny to mostly sunny. that wind will pick up. temperatures hard pressed to kind of warm up too much. 50s and 60s. but after today, i mean, the good news with april this time of year, the temperatures get modified pretty fast. that wind will turn more easterly. warmer. slight dip but pretty good on the weekend. 7:10 is the time right now. >>> all state and federal income taxes due today. it's april 15th. a lot of people don't drop their forms in the mail until the last minute. so a few bay area post offices will stay open. oakland and san jose will be opened until 10:00 p.m. petaluma, the processing a

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this is the university of nebraska at omaha. infielder tyeler and he's heading home.t's the open catcher, nolan. see what happens? he tries to run to third base, falls down. keep your eye on the ball. the ball is not in the glove. the glove nor the ball touches tyler. so tyler ducks under, runs to home, is safe, run is scored. never seen anything like it before. >> if he tripped and the ball brushed he is out. it was a run. >> play at the plate, safe. >> that's awesome. >> you play to the whistle. there's no whistle in baseball. you play until the ump makes the call. >>> cat loves lollipops. ♪ >> there is nothing sexier than nice lingerie. no better way to make you feel more masculine. >> what, masculine? >> did i say masculine? >> yes. >> oh, i meant masculine. >> what? >> why is he doing -- this is like an "snl" skit. >> no, this is not a joke. this is legit. there is, in fact, a lingerie for men called oh mystere. you can get lingerie sets for your man. >> i's not women's lingerie men are wearing. it is lingerie designed for men that is lacy and frilly? >> exactly.

all coming to hear what the oracle of omaha has to pay. >> happy shareholders, most of the time. >> have a great trip. >> coming up, four stocks at this week's market monitor says you should own right now. but, first, a look at how international markets fared today. >> we talked about it a lot on yesterday's program. congress working to reach a deal on airport travel delay because of sequester cuts. today the house followed suit to the senate's plan. giving a green light for the department of transportation to use unused funds for air traffic controllers furloughed. clear howuickly the furloughs workers will be back on the job full time. shares were mostly higher on the day. >>> also higher today, dr horton, that's where we begin today's market focus. shares surged after the company reported second-quarter earnings and revenue well above expectations. and the nation's largest home builder earned 32 cents a share, easily beating 19 crept estimates. revenues came in just shy of 4 $1.4 billion. stock up more than 8.5% to $26.66. >>> lower oil pris hit chevron in its bottom line, the second

she got back to omaha where they were to live, and she went straight home to her parents in illinois. and then leslie king, the husband, came after her and promised he would, you know, never do it again, change his ways. she went back to him. she became pregnant and had the baby. 16 days after that little boy, little son was born, who was named for his father, leslie king jr., the father attacked the mother and the son with a butcher knife. with that, she escaped that night with her baby nurse keeping watch, because this man had such terrible temper. she escaped, went across the river where her parents were waiting for her, never saw the man again. she was ostracized.e knew that -- jerry ford was very tender when he told me about this. his voice quavered as he recounted those facts, and he said it was an act of courage, and it was indeed. she knew she would be ostracized. divorce right after the baby was born, it was just unthinkable in those days. but she knew that even though she thought the boy should have a father, she knew that she would be taking him into a life of fear and abus

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emotional remembrance, including 89-year-old donald mccarthy of warrick, rhode island, who landed on omaha beach with the 29th infantry and talked about the importance of today. >> the idea that it's so important to bloody remember what this is all about and why there was a wwii in the first place. and how it happened. and that's the whole story as far as i'm concerned. >> they marked this 20th anniversary of the museum in a big way today because of fears that so few of today's attendees would be able to attend the 25th, another five years from now. >>> we got to see nelson mandela today, but that's about it. in failing health at age 94 following three hospital stays in four months, the revered former south african president was visited by the current president zuma surrounded by friends, family, medical staff. mandela was unsmiling, was shown on south african tv in that same seated position. >>> retired supreme court justice sandra day o'connor, one of the leading figures in our modern u.s. history, now says the supreme court made a mistake in agreeing to decide the case of bush v. gore.

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. >> reporter: the rising value of their omahas allowed the griswalds to take out a home equity loan to pay for construction. >> at the end of the day i'll be able to put in the money here, have the bigger space that we need, be able to get my money back because of the market condition and not spend as much as i would have buying elsewhere. >> reporter: a low inventory of homes on the market is driving the rapid recovery in prices across southern california. in march, 52% of homes listed for sale in los angeles were under contract within two weeks. many with multiple offers coming in above asking price. something not seen since the housing bubble burst six years ago. realtor ben lee says his listings get bids within days. >> it's a frenzy. i'll have people calling me before it hits the market trying to get in and give their clients an advantage. i'll have multiple buyers lined up outside. >> reporter: that's what discouraged the griswalds from buying a new home. you don't think this market is a bubble right now? >> no, no. i think it's a correction. we're getting to what the proper p

phosphorous bombs dropped on from lugar in two thousand and four were among the most controversial talk to omaha basis is the use of such weapons left severe and lasting effects you may find some of the images coming upset. it's clear that though the u.s. spoke of their help provided to iraq after the invasion notably reconstruction of education in investments their so-called help resulted in the use of weapons banned by article fifty three of the geneva convention it prohibits any kind of weapon which if used where there is war can affect areas environment climate and water resources things that occurred in one thousand nine hundred one and then in two thousand and three are true catastrophe and all types of munitions were used in dispenser weapons prospers ammunitions depleted uranium and chemical weapons all these types of weapons were used intentionally and on a mass scale in iraq and this testing out of weapons had disastrous of facts in terms of environmental contamination not to be compared even with hiroshima. this is by no means an exaggeration this is not my opinion you can look up hum

you got these installed in the omaha school district; correct?t with them and the mill lard school district there for 500 brand new vehicles,435 # are liquid propane petroleum gas vehicles. these are going to reduce, literally, the carbon footprint for the city of omaha. >> who is subsidizing it? >> nobody. us as private enterprise makes the investment. we put a $40* million investment in new equipment, get a contract for seven years, providing the drivers, maintenance, the bus, equipment, everything needed. >> did the government somewhere along the line subsidize the production of the engines or any other part of the whole production process? is there absolutely no subsidy whatsoever, soup to nuts, in this operation? >> these vehicles are made in fort valley, georgia by corporation, a service corporation, the engine is made by rosh clean technology. i don't know they get the subsidy, but it's a program now where you take former gas and diesel engines off. it's going to produce 60% less carbon monoxide around the schools and communities. >> i jus

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no paper too small for the oracle of omaha.ert murdoch is addicted to newspapers too, you can see his holdings including "the wall street journal." but the newest addition is stirring some controversy, the brothers koch. charles and david koch, the controversial and conservative brothers, energy billionaires, crusaders against bloated, big government, funders of the tea party movement are said to be interested in buying the l.a. times. one reason is that newspapers, so battered by the internet, are fabulously cheap, yet they still have profit margins a lot of businesses would envy. but the koch brothers have a conservative agenda, and that has nickers in a twist in hollywood and elsewhere. "the new york times" published a big story on sunday describing this as part of a ten-year strategy by the kochs to shift the nation to a smaller government with less regulation and taxes. now, that rattles folks like the editor-in-chief of the rap.com, a hollywood web site, who writes, quote: the koch brothers are known for having funneled m

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liz: well, you know that after i leave here i am going to omaha, neb.day that it may snow. snow and armagh. so you have to watch out. you're absolutely on the money on that. as if regulators did not have enough on their plate to my now commodities futures trading commission, taking twitter weigh more seriously than they had in the past. they held a hearing to discuss whether additional measures are needed to deal with house social media affects the markets. one week ago today the dow took a dramatic drop after half a percentage, of falls street on the associated press account about bombings of the white house. so let's get to peter barnes. he is with us now in washington covering this. >> reporter: that's right. regulators have been moving slowly on financial disclosure there social media. the sec approved a financial disclosure by businesses on twitter and facebook and others earlier this month. this incident last week was a hack, cyber attack on the twitter account of the associated press. hackers posting a tweet saying that the white house had been b

well, joining us from omaha, nebraska, is td ameritrade's president and ceo, friend of "street signs"lways good to talk to you. all of those stats sound good, yet you say clients are still cautious, so why? >> we've seen this for, you know, three years in a row where the first part of the year we had a good run on the market. it seems to come off in the april/may/june time frame. so a lot of investors are still cautious about reentering the markets until they see more sustained conviction, and they concede some of the uncertainty clear. >> what is your outlook for trading. what is that going to tell us about the retail investor, fred? >> well, they don't look for the trading environment, you know, it's better. it's certainly improved quarter over quarter. however, it remains fairly tepid. we're still cautious on trading volume, although yet when we saw some increased volatility in the market, our trading volume was north of 500,000, so a bit of volatility here in the market, with increased bullishness in the markets would be the best thing for our trading environment. we're likely to

he was polite and he wanted a -foot truck for what he was hauling, and he rented it to go to omaha, nebraskack bomb, there's going to be a crater right where it was sitting. we knew the bomb came up in the truck because that's where it was parked, right on the crater. and it just disintegrated the truck. so at that point you have to start looking at trying to identify the truck. the real axle of the truck had blown all the way in front of the regency towers. a car was pulling up there about the time of the explosion. it had hit on the front of that and it was laying there in the street. i got to thinking, there's going to be a stamp number in that axle. we ended up getting the full confidential number on the truck. at that point i called the national insurance crime bureau. they told me the full vin, that it was a ryder truck. >> the vice president from ryder called us and he said that he was sure that that was the truck that was involved in the oklahoma city bombing. just couldn't hardly believe that it was. >> on the morning of april 19th, 1995, i stopped an old yellow mercury marquis for

>> the same way as omaha. people are resilient. people are also aware of the constant danger. we live in a world of blogging and tweeting and news becomes available to everyone. we find out about everything as it happens and we are not fearful people. as the commissioner just explained, there was a triage unit right at the finish line. three, three world class hospitals, mass general, boston medical center, all within a two to three-minute ambulance ride from the scene. so many people who were probably would have been wounded much more badly, much more critically, perhaps their wounds were adhered to, taken care of in a situation that they would not have been taken care of had it applied elsewhere. people know this is a free and open society. people know that there are lone wolf terrorists out ut there, organized terrorists out there, that these things can happen. i think al, we're probably fortunate in this country that things like this have not happened more regular leagly or more consistent basis. >> i must say, we're under four hours sense it happened but you got to say th

already travel alerts have been issued whereas in omaha and extending into des moines some thunderstormsn out. and chicago, don't get used to those fairly mild temperatures because it looks like as we go into the workweek those temperatures take a nice nose dive dropping off a good 20 degrees. all right. we start monday off with a threat of severe weather extending from st. louis to joplin, it's just a little bit further towards the west across oklahoma and into texas. by tuesday and wednesday could see a fairly significant outbreak of severe weather encompassing the northeast sections of texas into arkansas. well, minneapolis gusts to 42, temperatures in the 40s. chicago, 72 degrees today, but going from monday into tuesday temperatures 50s and then back into the 0s. here's that severe weather threat going from sunday into monday. out ahead we've got that warm air coming up sfrout. on the backside it is snowfall. and, alison, we look ahead and it looks like we could see another round of snow midweek. >> ugh. no more snow, karen maginnis, thank you. >> all right. >>> go to some video you

putting him on their shoulders and nebraska player told omaha world harold, the team came up with theefore it happened and he said, he's a fast little guy. so sweet after moment. time to look at the week ahead after two-week break. u.s. senate heading back to the hill monday. an immigration bill on pentagon budget cuts topping their agenda. president obama heading to connecticut to keep pushing for tougher gun laws. and on wednesday, another big issue for the president. he will reveal his new budget proposals. while tens of thousands are expected for a massive rally urging congress to pass immigration reform. on thursday, it is round one of the masters. can tiger woods win yet another coveted green jacket? >>> and on friday web work make major league baseball's color

to the south, we're seeing pretty good thunderstorms erupt from omaha over towards des moines. this is the atmosphere really trying to adjust itself to a spring-time pattern. not doing a very good job of it. bismarck 6 to 12 inches and some computer models saying more than 15. in fargo, 6 to 10 inches there. moving over towards minneapolis, you may start out with a rain/snow mix and going into monday, see it change to all snowfall. that interstate 94, very dangerous driving conditions. conditions are going to be very treacherous all along the warm sector of this system into the central u.s. places like kansas city and st. louis could see strong to severe thunderstorms erupt and in texas, it's the wind. alison, we could see the wind gusts there between 40 and 50 miles per hour, which risk a very high fire danger because it's been so dry. back to you. >> spring is here, already. thanks, karen maginnis. >>> an achilles injury sidelines kobe bryant for the rest of the season. but what the laker superstar vented on facebook that is getting all the attention. >>> tiger woods is slap

expect severe storms and possibly tornados in des moines, omaha, kansas city, dallas.e're both loving this. 70s here in the northeast. mostly 80s in the south. 50s from omaha to detroit. 70s in the southwest. >>> well, there is hope for those looking for ways to avoid those aches and pains associated with aging. >> take a look at thelma, a boxer suffering from an age-related degenerative disease. she is hunched over barely able to walk. doctors thought she would have to be put down. >> but check out thelma nine weeks after a new stem cell therapy. oh, my goodness. as you can see, the bounce is definitely back in her step and she even bulked up a bit. therapy involves drawing stem cells from fat in the dog's abdomen. it shows lots of promise for dogs, but it is not yet approved for people. >> that is remarkable. sign me up, man. i will be bouncing around chasing the ball too. >> absolutely. that's incredible. >>> all right. coming up, the breakout star from disney's "mickey mouse club" and her unforgettable smile. the tribute to annette funicello. >> also ahead, requiri