has the oracle of omaha fuming. it has a billionaire suggesting a cheaper alternative to your typical motel stay. the impact impact the bottom line and suspected ipo. liz: good afternoon, everybody, i am liz claman. we have the breaking news a rally is underway. you may say this past hour has janet yellen imprint all over it because we just got the minutes from the most recent fed meeting. we know the fed was very concerned the market may misinterpret the intentions on interest rates when in fact the fed wants to print it will keep rates low for some time. a secret meeting march 4 where they decided let's make sure the 5.6, 6.5% number for unemployment is not really going to happen. dow jones industrial average jumped. up 79 points. a jump now of 137 points, up more than 160 points. very interesting, staying with the s&p 500. we were up 7. the nasdaq had been up to 31 points, take a look highs of the session up 65 points but at the moment the nasdaq up 52 points, so what fell? the u.s. dollar started to plummet. whe

omaha beach was a bloody mess. those who did make it across the beach got about as far as the break water. any man who stuck his head up was asking for machine gunfire. that went on for about 2-1/2 hours. finally a navy captain offshore harry sanders assessed the situation and did something very risky. he brought his plane on to shore. there were 5,000 casualties just on this beach just on that morning. legendary director houston had just finished filming the falcons when world war ii began and he volunteered and was attached to the 143rd infantry division assigned to make documentaries. his most famous was about the battle of san prieto an italian town 60 miles from naples. photographers moved just along the troops capturing combat. they didn't release the film to the public until 1945 and here now is part of the battle of san prieto. >>> when we come back on a second look, from world war ii propaganda to it's a wonderful life. the life and time of directors frank capa. >> follow second look on facebook and twitte

the oracle of omaha.s to attract tens of thousands of people to the annual stockholders meeting for his company. berkshire hathaway. it's called the woodstock of capitalism. >> he's like a rock star there. >> he's like your grandpa, but he's a billionaire. that makes him really pretty special ♪ ♪ the weather, we'll all stick together ♪ >> his friends and followers run the gamut. from the average joe -- >> hi, how you doing? >> -- to billionaire bill gates. and improbably actress susan lucci. >> good morning. >> he's terribly successful, we all know that. but he's also very good at communicating to the public. how they might achieve their open own dreams. >> buffett began achieving his at age 11. that's when the math prodigy made his first investment in city service, coming out cash positive and developing a straightforward investing strategy. >> he's not a buy high, sell higher guy. that's a momentum player h.'s a buy low, hold and then get the full value man. >> it's as much about him, the person, the in

from the list. >> my understanding is that they wanted me to infiltrate or be an informant in the omaha muslim community around the u.s., and possibly in other parts of the world. >> sshinwari said that he refused. >> my religion prohibits me, as far as spying on other muslims or innocent people. >> shinwari is one of the four men suing the homeland security and fbi alleging that their constitutional rights were violated. >> our clients were never informed of the reasons they were put on the no-fly list, and they refuse to deny that placement. >> the no-fly list is a collection of watch lists from federal agencies from 2014 to monitor known and expected terrorists. an audit found problems with the list. >> of the 70,000 names on the list since 2007, more than half of them are there by mistake. and so much of that, we don't know which kinds of mistakes were committed. >committed shinwari lives in afghanistan. and why would the government target them? to increase the confidential informants. the fbi started those who refused to be informants. >> one of the problems is that there's not a l

man was trying to pry open the door during flight and planned on jumping out. trip till we got to omaha" "this is one time where i m sound a little sexist, but some burly men >> we basically tackled the -- i don't want to say gentleman -- but the guy who was back there and pinned him down. he was going to do bad things to the plane, so it was pretty scary. >> tied his hands together and put him in the clair and i think one of the marshals -- chair and i think one of the marshals sat with him the rest of the trip to omaha. >> i might sound sexist, but i'm glad there were some burly men on the plane. >> the pilot was forced to make an emergency landing in nebraska. air marshals escorted the man air marshals escorted the man off the plane let's see what you got. rv -- covered. why would you pay for a hotel? i never do. motorcycles -- check. atv. i ride those. do you? no. boat. ahoy, mateys. house? hello, dear. hello. hello. van with airbrushed fire-breathing dragons. ah! check. thank you. the more you bundle, the more you save. suffered a cracked rib last and >>> the bombshell before tonig

steve hartman, "on the road" in omaha. >> one day at a time. >> pelley: the healing power of kindnesst's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, i'm scott pelley. i'll see you sunday on "60 minutes." captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org alabama veral >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> accused of bullying its way around the bay area, tonight the root of the problem pitting pg&e against several mayors. >> good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm allen martin. hundreds of trees around the east bay are on the chopping block and pg&e says it's a matter of safety, they have to go. that came as a surprise to city leaders. new at 6:00, kpix 5's brian webb tells us anytime you talk about taking out trees there's going to be some trouble. brian. >> reporter: well, law firms have been hired, petitions passed around and now this. a letter signed by 7 cities sent to pg&e all of it with the same message: leave our trees alone. walnut creek, upscale shops, tree-lined streets, but not if pg&e get

one of the marshals -- chair and i think one of the marshals sat with him the rest of the trip to omaha. >> i might sound sexist, but i'm glad there were some burly men on the plane. >> the pilot was forced to make an emergency landing in nebraska. air marshals escorted the man off the plane while people cheered. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, suffered a cracked rib last and >>> the bombshell before tonight's game with the timberwolves at oracle, andrew bogut suffering a cracked rib last night against the blazers out indefinitely. playoffs start in less than a week. minnesota's big man kevin love very healthy, 20 two of his 40 in the 1st quarter after -- 22 of his 40 in the 1st quarter. t-wolves led by 19 at one state. golden state goes on a 23-4 run. travel this, steph curry to klay thompson, tied game. closing time for golden state. green poured in a career high 20. warriors win their 50th game and clinch the sixth seed in the west. the warriors will play the clippers or thunder in the first round of the playoffs. memphis clinches the eighth seed with a win over phoenix ton

there is nothing like it. 35,000 plus people descend on omaha.at hilton omaha is ground zero of the area inned advance of the meeting on saturday. we'll meet with ceos of some of berkshire's biggest companies and warren buffett's three children in a fox business exclusive. on monday, don't miss my exclusive interview with warren himself and vice-chair charlie monger and bill gates. david: i love it when the kids get together. they're not all like him politically. they have different views. "the willis report" is next. gerri: hello, everybody, i'm gerri willis. right know on "the willis report", consumer alert. what recalled products are sitting in your home right now. we have the best way to find out and what to do about it. >>> also secondhand stress. what is it and how can you catch it? and the new pills that stops you from getting hungry. a new fad or something that actually works? we're watching out for you on "the willis report." gerri: get ready, to pay more to use the roads. more taxes, higher taxes. the obama administration is propose bei

the southwest flight headed from chicago to sacramento to make an emergency landing in omaha.e were told passengers tackled the man and restrained him until air marshals arrived. >>> 6:14. new details now. an organization that tracks hate groups says the man who shot two people outside of jewish community center and a woman at a jewish senior center was forced out of the elite green berets because of his afailiation with the k. officials say he shot a 14-year-old and the boy's grandfather and then walked to a nearby senior center and killed the woman. cross reportedly also shot at two other people, but missed. last night the mother of the boy spoke to people at a vigil. >> let me tell you how much i appreciate you all being here tonight. we all grieve in different ways. and i just wanted to tell people, thank you. >> the southern poverty law center said it has known about cross for decades and even sued him in 1980s. a former ku klux klan leader. >>> a developing story now as people in eastern crew rain to leave government buildings has expired. the ukrainian military has show

the captain forced to make an emergency landing in omaha after an unruly passenger tries to open up a door at 30,000 feet in the air. passengers say they noticed the man acting very strangely. at one point, he even came out of the bathroom soaking wet. three passengers tackled him until the plane landed when the air marshals took him off in handcuffs. they got to sacramento safely, just two hours later than the scheduled arrival time. >>> the search is on for the bear that mauled a central florida woman in her own driveway. a wildlife official says that terry franna, she caught five black bears digging through the trash and that's when one of bears attacked. >> one of the bears stood up, knocked her down, and started to maul her. >> i went to the back porch door, and i went in and i saw my mom on the floor. >> she's fine. she's stable. she's still pretty traumatized from it all. >> i bet. the bears apparently got into the garage after she left the door open. officials say that they have killed at least four aggressive bears in that area, but they didn't say if the bear that attacked f

four years after graduating from college, he said he wanted to fly from omaha, nebraska, to florida for a job. but when he got to the airplane the airline refused to give him a boarding pass. as police escorted him out they said he's on the government's no-fly list. not long after that the fbi knocked on his door with an father to remove his name from the list. >> my understanding was that they wanted me to infiltrate or be an informant in the omaha muslim community around the u.s. and possibly other parts of the world. >> reporter: he said he refused. >> my religion prohibits me as far as spying on other muslims or innocent people. >> reporter: he is one of four men suing the department of justice homeland security and the fbi alleging the plaintiff's constitutional rights were violated. >> our clients were never informed of the reasons for wish they were put on the no fly list. and the fbi refuses to confirm r deny that placement. >> reporter: it's a watch list created in 2004 to monitor known and suspected terrorists. a 2007 audit by the department of justice inspector general found

going to omaha, neb. everyone from warren buffett to his children and the top companies and i will of course the tweeting breaking news and information from the berkshire hathaway annual shareholder meeting and monday morning 9:35 a.m. eastern time i live sit down hour-long interview with warren buffet. see if i pick one of your questions. and holy cow, in the resorts international gamble out of china, we are talking to mg resorts' chairman and ceo about his china clay and his new, one of the kind entertainment park and the construction. no gaming as part of that. fox business exclusives, going gangbusters. if i told you that a free ten-second test could mean less waiting for things like security backups and file downloads you'd take that test, right? well, what are you waiting for? you could literally be done with the test by now. now you could have done it twice. this is awkward. check your speed. see how fast your internet can be. switch now and add voice and tv for $34.90. comcast business built for b

omaha. >> and our families rated them.'re the ones who picked them. >> let's start with the zoos and aquariums. >> number one pick for zoos and aquariums is the henry dorly zoo in omaha, nebraska. this zoo has three of the biggest exhibits in the entire world. they have a rain forest exhibit, families can pretend they're in the jungle. >> like disney world. >> i like that. another good zoo you like, toledo is number two. >> toledo is number two zoo. that's where the hidden gems rose to the surface in these awards and toledo has 74 acres of exhibits and a lot of great new exhibits in the last two years as well. they have a great polar bear exhibit, a new elephant exhibit as well. >> oh, look at that. let's go to museums. those are sometimes tough to get kids into, but you found some good ones. >> we have really fun exhibits museums that rose to the top. the number two exhibit, the museum, was the museum of science and industry in chicago. this is the biggest museum in the western hemisphere. this is a super fun one. it is t

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winds gusting up to 26 in minneapolis, 33 in omaha. 56 back towards denver, but tomorrow morning it willvery cold out there, especially in minneapolis. 29, 24 in fargo. so be careful out there. minneapolis climbs to a high of 24 degrees. houston at 70. seattle a little bit cooler. their high reaching 57. and we do have a system bringing heavy rain around the seattle area right now. and snow across the washington cascades not looking at an abundant amount of snowfall. >> thank you very much. >>> well artwork that appeared overnight in england is believed to be the latest work of the renegade artist banksy. edward snowden linked the nsa to phone tapping just last year. his first work appearing in south england in the early 1990s. he did it again. thank you for watching al jazeera america. i'm del walters in new york. "inside story" is next. >> you hello, i'm ray suarez. in the past several days millions of you heard the bad guys, the vandals, the thieves may haur

i'm heading to omaha for the berkshire hathaway annual shareholders' meeting.urse, be speaking with warren buffett himself, several of his top lieutenants and a couple of surprise guests. i'll be getting their thoughts on everything from coca-cola to benjamin moore to the greater economy. all kinds of companies. very few people, very few networks get the kind of access. you will get it through us here at fox business. do me a fave, you can tweet me or facebook me, just hughes the hash tag askliz, and you can tell me what you would like to ask warren buffett himself. if i choose your question, you'll be happy. ♪ ♪ ♪ liz: billionaire bill ackman doesn't seem to liker reporters here at fox business. [laughter] i don't think he likes me either, but -- [laughter] he used to. bill, what happened? now he's making sure that very reporter doesn't get invited to a new documentary. charlie gasparino here on why there's a beef between activist investor bill ackman -- [laughter] now, come on. you could be very mice and get access to him -- nice and get access to him. >> so

arrested on a southwest flight headed to sacramento trying to on the emergency exit and was diverted to omaha, nebraska. witnesses say he was acting strangely. he came out of the bathroom soaking wet. he went to the back of the cabin and tried to push open a door. passengers tackled the plan and restrained him until he was escorted off the plane if handcuffs. >> new details of one of the victims of the tour bus crash that killed ten people west of chico. the bus driver spent two decades driving for a bay area transport company. the investigation now shifts to southern california. katie marzullo explains why. >> most of the survivors are in los angeles so investigators need to be there to talk with them and meet with the owner of the tour bus. we are learning more of the victims including the bus driver from san mateo and a high school senior who may have saved lives but could not save his own. >> ten lives lost in the fiery wreck, one of the five teens who died now being called a hero, 18-year-old jimenez was a senior, and he buffed open a window at the front of the bus and lifted kids out. t

i'm getting ready to head out to omaha, nebraska, for my weekend with warren buffett coverage. the weekend of capitalism. we are right next to warren buffett the whole entire weekend. i will be speaking with warren buffett himself as well as some surprise guests. you know he has 79 companies under his umbrella. ones that you are all very familiar with. some of the managers don't often talk. guess what, i have rare behind the scenes access to some of these people and to warren buffett himself. you can have that too. if you've got a question for warren buffett, tweet me or facebook me, use hashtag, ask liz. get in conversation. i may choose your question to use during the one-on-one conversation with the "oracle of omaha" one week from today. stay tuned. david? david: we'll be watching, liz. l.a. clippers owner, donald sterling is caught in a vortex of controversy after he allegedly made raisist remarks about african-americans. could this sink his ownership of the franchise as rising number sponsors pull the money. what does it mean for ownership in the nba, minority ownership? w

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on sunday, and he appeared in federal court in omaha today.is attorney says his client had some sort of psychotic episode and requested a mental evaluation for him. suggs is charged with assault and intimidating the flight crew on a flight from chicago to sacramento. the charges are serious and carry a potential 20-year sentence. >>> governor brown today called a special session of the legislature for one week from tomorrow to deal with our state's rainy day fund. governor brown wants to modify a constitutional provision already on the november ballot. his proposal would allow our state to put more money away in years when captain gains tax revenues are higher. it would also raise the maximum size of the reserves to 10% of general fund revenues and create a set aside for school funding. governor brown says the fund is critical to avoid the budget deficits of the past ten years. >>> uc berkeley today announced san francisco congresswoman nancy pelosi will be this year's commencement speaker. commencement is may 17th. she's the only woman to eve

this is west of the omaha area. potentially, a rain-wrapped tornado. we had a tornado down earlier. there have been reports of damage. meanwhile back in little rock, the atmosphere has changed. we're now in the 70s. we're the warm sector of the storm. the warm sector typically the most prone to tornados spinning up. also, for the first time this season, the storm prediction center has put an area under a high risk, including parts of arkansas. we're under a tornado watch. this is a pds tornado watch, meaning a particularly dangerous situation. that is until 11:00 tonight. and unfortunately, as the sun goes down, the tornadoes become even more dangerous because people go to bed and they miss the warnings and you can't see them coming. and over the past hour now, two tornado warnings, the first two of the day have been issued for arkansas, north and west of here in little rock. lester? >> mike seidel, thanks. weather channel meteorologist jim cantore is inside the noaa storm prediction center in norman, oklahoma. what are the next 24 hours look like, jim? >> yeah, lester, the worst of

and we'll come up first and have hard copies for your as well >> this slide basically give us an omaha budgeted in total our budgeted is $356 million for the 2014-2015. of which $329 million is operating budget covers the fire desperation and the specialized unit and the fire investigation unit and the training distinction and our support bureau. the non-you fund is the airport which are fully funded by airport and the port of san francisco. the next slide give us a brief overview regarding the sources of our budget. here's a look at the source that make ups our budget the dependent on the general fund to fund our operations about 70 percent and the remaining are from state revenues and public safety sales tax and those are the ways in which the department generated the medical emergency services. and but you can see the general fund is 2/3rd's of our funding. particularly we've seen grant funding for our department. next slide as we look at how the department has a program funding break down the large majority is designated for operations which are the direct fire desperation and this

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omaha, omaha. a lot of the stuff we're hearing this morning, if you look at the qqq, some are saying -- bring up a year's chart, guys. because it looks on the left shoulder -- the right as we look at it, left from the back side, basically the perfect head and shoulders tops. >> if you're trading on an intraday or swing basis, the fundamentals in amazon and facebook don't change every two days. so that's pretty much all that matters in that kind of a timeframe. it doesn't mean there's anything wrong with these companies. amazon had a great revenue growth number. amazon did add more users. there's nothing wrong with it. >> margins. >> the problem is supply and demand for shares of the stock. how much do people want to pay, or how little? that's what's dominating the short terryl. anthony makes a great point about weak hands versus strong hands. the hedge funds facing redemptions have been the stocks riding all last year. and the first quarter was a wake-up call. >> it's all about high multiples. let'

in the chair and i think one of the marshals sat with him for the rest of the trip till we got to omaha" >> reporter:air marshals escorted him off the plane with people clapping as they drove him away. >>"this is one time where i might sound a little sexist, but i'm glad there were some burly men on the plane because they really did what was great." >> reporter:great, and some passengers say, heroic. >> reporter:prosecutors in omaha today charged joshua suggs with interfereing with the crew of the chicago to sacramento flight. >> jacqueline: the fault will be more intense. fold the fog will be more intense. >> jacqueline: low cloud in san francisco. if you're in the east bay or no. they should be ok to see the lunar eclipse. east bay shore line 67 and selling antril san leandra with low 70's in morgan hill. >> jacqueline: gust winds tomorrow and on wednesday [ man ] it's big. quickly reconnects families. same with aladdin. the biggest in bail. no one has lower prices, is faster or more professional. aladdin bail bonds. bigger because we're better. aladdin bail bonds. [sis when i said th

the high profile irish republican has been charged with murdering twenty nine people in the omaha . the twenty nine th attack was the bloodiest of decades of violence and all the violence. seamus daly from head to mama also faces two charges in relation to a car bombing in lisbon. us health and human services secretary kathleen is the alias is resigning. she oversaw the rulers of the obamacare health club which was plagued with computer issues. obama's budget director sylvia bought these for what will replace that i will continue to mileage the affordable care act. to make it into a shop but i'll be banned from the sport for eighteen months after testing positive for about substance. the formal one hundred meters world record holder sippy cup the stimulant on what to make it to supplement given to him by his cage the scheduled to receive it denies the claim. old tested positive for the jamaican national championships in june of march th. these former training partner sharon sims and an olympic relay gold silver medal winner was also bound for eighteen months. in it the neat lucky i

next week, we'll be bringing you the show from omaha, nebraska, where families gather for their meetingrren buffett and charlie monger. i'll see you next weekend. >>> good evening. the owner of the l.a. clippers, seems to be one of the few people this evening not talking about an awudio tape that whippd up a controversy. recording posted by tmz sports captures donald sterling making racist comments. take a look at a live picture of oracle arena where clippers' players made a public showing of their outrage at the alleged comments. the game finished more than an hour ago. nbc's brian mohr has more on the developing story. >> there were signs of appropriate test in the

. >> my understanding is they wanted me to infill strait or be an informant in the omaha muslim community. and possibly in other parts of the world. he said he refused. >> my religion prohibited me as far as spying on other muslims or innocent people. >> he is one of four men suing the department of justice homeland security and the fbi, alleging the plaintiffs constitutional rights were violated. >> our clients were never informed of the reasons for which they were placed on the no fly list. the u.s. government refuses to confirm or deny that. an audit found some major problems with the list. >> of the 71,000 names on the list in 27, roughly half of them were there by mistake. but so much of that is not public that we don't know exactly what kind of mistakes were committed. >> the family lives in afghanistan, but his attorney says none of the plaintiffs have ever been accused of any wrongdoing, so why would the government target them? >> the lawsuit claims it's pressure to increase the number of confident usual informants in the muslim communities. bi agents use the no fly list to retali

the plane headed from chicago to sacramento made an emergency landing in omaha. witnesses say the man was acting strangely and at one point went to the back of the cabin and tried to pry the door open. the plane ended up continuing on to sacramento arriving about two hours late. >>> the wait is almost over for one of the most talked about tech devices since the smartphone and that would be googp glass. they will go on sale to the public on tuesday, however, not for long. the wearable gadget will be available online for one day only. we are told the glasses will sell for $1,500 per pair and still be considered exclusive since there is only a limited number available to adults in the u.s. until now, only a select number of technology insiders have been able to buy google glass. >>> high prices could keep beef off the dinner table. for more on that and the rest of your news before the bell this morning, we turn to simi live at world headquarters. good morning. >> hi, peggy, good morning. futures are lower as the markets look to regain some ground from last week. the

the plane was forced to make an emergency landing in omaha last night to remove an unruly passenger.ther passengers tackinged the man and tried to restrain him when he tried to pry open a door midflight. >> he got up and went to the rear of the plane and tried to open up the hatch. one of the airline stewardesses started screaming and as well as passengers were screaming help! >>> one passenger said before the incident, the man came out of the bathroom soaking wet. after he was taken into custody, the plane was able to take off again arriving in california two hours late. >>> in a search for the missing malaysia airlines plane, there is mounting evidence that signals from the jet's black boxes may have finally gone silent. no new electronic signals from the boxes or whatever is making them has been heard since tuesday. tonight an unmanned submersible will be deployed to search the sea floor, a time-con supering task. it'll take just two hours for it to reach the bottom. >>> the unrest in ukraine was the reason for the late night emergency meeting of the u.n. security council. that fo

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television producer was on board today's flight and took video of the man being removed from the plane in omahanebraska. witnesses say they heard screaming from the back of the plane while it was on its way from chicago to sacramento. producers saw what the man was trying to do and they reached in to subdue him. >> back to the fight or flight. you're either going to cower, freeze or your adrenaline is going to rush and you're going to go for it. >> reporter: the lady says people were so afraid by the man's actions people were crying and fainting. the plane pleaded to sacramento without incident. >>> a man walked into a retirement and left three people dead. some witnesses heard the man shooting hitler and smiling as he was taken out. while others were rehearsing a production of to kill a mocking bird. >> it was really scary. people were calling their loved ones. i kind of couldn't help but think about sandy hook thinking about this. these really young children, i was really scared. >> reporter: two of the victims were a 14-year-old boy and his grandfather. third person killed was a female. a ra

senior vice president as omaha steak so if anyone is sensitive to any change in beef prices you wouldow, we've seen prices pretty much in line with what your previous report said. you know, one of the interesting things about the beef business though it goes up and down intramonth and intraquarter so there are still a lot of opportunities if consumers are keeping their eyes open to take advantage of lower prices when there are opportunity? >> right, so if we're talking about a 28-year high, are you seeing already a substitute to that, people looking for other products? >> you know what's happening there, there's also a shortage in the pork market and the poultry market hasn't really caught up so the entire protein complex will see some higher prices this season. one. things we're telling consumers to do is watch for sales and stock up? >> yeah. >> i wonder though, you know, if we're seeing, you talked about the protein complex, are you seeing the rotation on the other side that's hurting beef prices where so many people it seems are shifting away from red meet towards white meat, fish

efficient as it could be considering you are talking about a population of of television stations around omaha. with a conversation that i had there was an act called guardian watch. but in a time of emergency you can take a picture of what you see it said to a central location that can be distributed to everybody who may be affected. so compare that to the way we deal with the emergency communication witches of a sudden turning to one information source relying on whatever date it can get to relate information and from a distance. so they have a decision to make in that moment. in that situation that they talk to a emergency regulator and that a centralized information distributor is back at a slower rate and information now not just spoken words. like literal destruction and what we have the capacity to do is take visual information and distribute visual information to the central agency with the incoming data but given the limitations this is just an example to me whether we create much more information than we did previously and that changes the tools of decision making. >> talk about the

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he ended up being an important manager in omaha nebraska. he died in 1918. his son died four years later early in life that he had over $600,000 in his estate and he gave that money to a number of charities and actually ended up getting more money from him perfectly than himself. so it is an interesting story to see how he took care of this young man. and he married r.j. reynolds in 1905 and he knew about the sun. i was never able to document. i suspect once he and katharine were married and he was faithful for the 14 years of their marriage he expressed deep love. he had four children with katharine and then he became ill with pancreatic cancer at the end of their marriage. she had been told in 1914 not to have more children. she was pregnant with a fifth child with r.j. reynolds and had some heart trouble and her doctors actually aborted the fetus and told her to not have any more children. when he died a year later she fell in love with a young principle that she had hired for a school she was pulling on her estate. he was a handsome young man and was 12

a photo sent in by michael at creighton university in omaha, nebraska, here he is posing with the ladies. >> that's hysterical. he made us this profile page on his facebook. he should be fan of the week. >> should have been. >> send in your pictures or post something and we want to say your name on the air. >> that's right. you know what it is time for? >> what? >> friday funny. >> i love this. [ laughter ] >> is that getting longer? maybe fade it out so it sounds a little bit more natural, but -- all right. >> at least you got some laughs. >> okay, our facebook fan terry howell sent us this joke. a man placed flowers on the grave of his dearly departed mother and started back to his car when his attention was drawn to another grave. he seemed to be praying with pro-found intensity. he kept repeating, why did you have to die, why did you have to die? first man felt so sorry for him and slowly approached him and he kneeled down next to the man and said, sir, i don't wish to interfere with your private grief, but this demonstration of pain is more than i've ever seen before. for whom do yo

look at this, memphis, omaha, you're in it, too. we have a lot of upper level support and moisture coming in from the south, from the gulf of mexico that is going to fuel these storms over the next couple of hours. this is going to go into the late evening hours and into the overnight. the main bullseye is over little rock. we could see large hail, damaging winds and also tornados. like we have mentioned, this threat is going to push to the east as we go through tomorrow and then, fred, we're going to look at tuesday, a severe threat as well. this is also going to be a very slow moving system so you're going to have the rain component. we could see anything from 3 to 6 inches of rain across places like atlanta and even into alabama, 4 to 8. fred? >> severe stuff and potentially dangerous. jennifer, thank you so much. we'll check back with you later on. >>> all right. the vatican made history today. two popes were canonized on the same day. >>> and frustrated families of the missing have found a new target for their questions. quiet!

when the plane landed in omaha, air marshals took him off the plane in handcuffs. >>> here in new yorkity, you know the hate preacher with a hook hand goes on trial. he's accused of trying to create an al qaeda hate camp. he says he's innocent and will testify on his own behalf. he's facing the rest of his life behind bars. >>> did you see this last night? for the second time in three years, bubba watson putting on the green jacket. >> watson wins another green jacket at augusta. >> nice. well, despite a slow start he managed to pull ahead of 20-year-old jordan speed sinking five birdies. he becomes the 17th player to win multiple masters. you got to love a guy named bubba and a guy who celebrates at waffle house. >> and got to love a guy who celebrates with his little guy. so sweet. >>> eric? >> days after clashes, federal agents backing down this weekend releasing the cattle and withdrawing from the bundy family ranch. new reports show senator harry reid might be connected. >> joining us live from bundy ranch in the state of nevada is fox news analyst bob massey. good morning to you.