also, we're heading back to liz in omaha. liz?tell you something, david, if you start a business with the clothes off your backs, that is what rose did when she started nebraska furniture mart with the furniture in her house. she started to sell it because she had no money. it turned into this today. and guess what? here at the nebraska furniture mart, as they continue to grow, fourth generation, ryan is here joining us to talk about why he left his old job to come home and work back at the nebraska furniture mart. there he is. he is coming to talk to us about their new big effort in texas. a texas-style nebraska furniture mart, coming up. >> hi, everybody, i'm gerri willis. coming up on my show at the top of the hour, the former governor of indiana and current president of purdue university, mitch daniels, explains how he is revolutionizing the cost of higher education. that is just one of the big consumer stories coming up on "the willis report" in just a few minutes. what am i thinking about? foreign markets. asian debt that re

go to startup.ny.gov. ♪ liz: we're here in omaha, nebraska.e old split screen with david asman. it was news making interview but there were a couple of very important issues he talked about. david: you know me. i'm a nerd about the fed. we keep track of what they're doing. on same day jack welch said they weren't raising rates. we heard anthony scaramucci say that time and again. to hear warren buffett say. that you can pretty much bank on that if you hear warren buffett say it as well. let's go to adam shapiro. we had interesting day with the markets. really in the red when we were in the frein, there were own green. only three stocks keeping it in the green. that was disney, home depot. a lot of what is happening has to do with oil and energy sector getting hit hard today. >> oil and energy sector. oil traded over $50. it was $50.08 a barrel. within a couple hours we were down below $50. trading in the after-market below $48. transocean, conocophillips, exxonmobil, they all traded down. david: what is bad for energy is good for airlines, no

now we can add biker buffett to the oracle of omaha's title. it's the last hour of trade. what did he buy and does the market turn around for european investing? let's start the "countdown." . >>> we open with breaking news out of europe. just a short time ago, we received word that a deal with greece has indeed been reached, agreeing to extend greece's financial aid by four months. that's not much of an extension, but it's something, and the markets absolutely love it. greece for now stays in the eurozone, traders at the new york stock exchange, cme group and nymex are here for a reaction. we have cooper anderson, green haven chief financial officer. right off the bat, i begin with the nymex, and we see exactly,

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louis, into omaha, even bringing rainfall into memphis.so, as we zoom in you can see a few light snow flurries are moving into parts of lancaster county. as we head into the rest of today, a few passing snow flurries a possibility, but most of the moisture moves in tonight, closer to 10:00 or 11:00, lingering into your overnight hours. icy spots will be possible so be careful as we head into the rest of tonight and also into tomorrow morning. i'll go over all the details and what you can expect from this first alert weather day, that's coming up in my full forecast. >> we'll see you shortly. thanks brittney. >>> happening right now, crews are working to fix a water main break in the fish town section of philadelphia. nbc 10's monique braxton is live on the scene. know monique, a short time ago, it looked like water was gushing everywhere. any improvement out there yet? >> improvement greatly, rosemary. i just got off the phone with the philadelphia water department, and he told us they were able to shut off the part that actually broke. it

the "oracle of omaha" auctioning off his 2006 cadillac dts for charity.y, girls, inc., girls incorporated for omaha, has a online auction which has just over 20,000 miles. bidding starts at 10,000. runs through next thursday. the car enclouds air-conditioning, heated seats and even, as you saw, warren buffett's signature on the dashboard. the famed investor will personally hand over keys to the new owner, if the new owner is willing to travel to omaha. warren buffett and his family have had a long association with girls, inc., in omaha. his daughter suzie serves on the board. good cause. david: do you get any advice with the keys. liz: i'm sure he wins will surely ask him. david: they will try to get it. look at these toys, very fun toy, both of them but they're trying to bring production of these toys back to the u.s. these are manufactured in china. they're running into some major hurdles he will tell us about. liz: we're bringing back todd colvin, to tell us the number one thing you need to watch tomorrow. don't go anywhere. you can't afford to miss th

well, once again, the oracle of omaha has beaten many investors to the punch. you heard it on fox business two weeks ago first during my exclusive interview with berkshire hathaway chairman warren buffett. he hinted he was about to buy a company in western europe. listen. >> we'd like to buy more businesses around the world. we're probably going to buy a small business in europe, but i'd love to buy big ones. liz: he bought a biker business. the oracle of omaha bought a german motorcycle equipment retailer for 452 million dollars. that's small to warren buffett. he wants a bigger one. he wants something more than a billion. it's called devlit lewis, it sells shoes to shirts and generated a little over 300 million last year. he loss of the cash generation businesses. this isn't the first time buffett jumped on the seat of a motorcycle company. in 2009 he bought a stake in harley-davidson. since that time the stock of harley up 300%. you heard it here first. more than a week and a half ago, buffett back into europe. >>> closing bell ringing in 13 1/2 minutes when

liz claman, the oracle of omaha, back in bonds.h heavy bond allocations think about that, we talked to a fixed income expert with over $3 billion under asset in management. charlie will like this one. is this going to be kim kardashian 2.0. >> i met her. she was at the super bowl. i was did a party. >> of course, you were at a party. i was going to -- >> michael stray hand. >> well, this is glue. and they're behind the mobile app that features kim kardashian. but katy perry is their newest star to sign on for a five-year deal. love her. we'll find more about it. ♪ cheryl: i want to show you the markets right now. we have a rally on our hand. up more than 200 points. 206. again, this is despite the fact -- this shows you the strength of the us markets, despite the fact we had headwinds coming out of the eu with regards to greece and the weakness we're seeing in greece. the anti-austerity government. they're butting heads with the european union. the us market is resilient. well, let's bring in nicole petallides from the floor of the

here's the storm system stretches all the way back to omaha.een snowy conditions in minneapolis, chicago, starting to see rainfall in st. louis and this entire system will shift closer to us. we're already seeing a few snow flurries moving into parts of lancaster county. so it's not out of the question that as we head into your early afternoon hours, 3:00 4:00 that we'll start to see a little bit of light snow showers moving in, ahead of all the moisture that's going to get here. but this is just the main part of this system. that will not arrive until 10:00 or 101:00 at night. as you're heading home from your super bowl parties, that's when we'll start to see all this moisture moving in. and right at midnight that's when we'll see the best chance for a little accumulating snow on this i-95 corridor and all points north. if you're closer to the shore when we start to see all this moisture moving in we'll mainly see rainfall and a little bit of a wintry mix mixing in. that rain/snow line will continue to shift to the north. by the time you have

the bureau has received scores of complaints against the travel center and omaha travel. and the b.b.b. has given both companies an f. its lowest rating because they won't respond to the b.b.b. either. "7 on your side" tried to track them down, too. we went to the clarksburg maryland address listed as travel center headquarters. what did we find? a u.p.s. store with a mailbox assigned to the travel center. >> definitely scammed for my spring break vacation. >> she's out almost $1,000. "7 on your side" repeatedly called and e-mailed the travel center and omaha travel, no response. it was sent to melissa after she paid on the phone for what she thought was the cruise states the travel center is a consulting company vacation consulting company and is not the fulfiller of these vacation packages, the better business bureau warns don't sign up or pay for any vacation offer like this until you receive a copy of the contract in your hands that you can read. i'm horace holmes abc 7 news. >> good work. thank you so much. be sure you let us know how "7 on your side" can help you ou

bismarck 10 below, omaha 1. 19 below in minneapolis, 17 below in omaha, 25 below denver and chicago 0. there's snow going through. you can see from the carolinas up to washington, new york and again in boston, a little back toward the great lakes even at 0 degrees. and snow has ended in denver but it's down no pueblo. here comes the cold air. it is very active for most of the entire country, just not much here. friday we'll wait for the system to come off british columbia. again, the source is not holding a lot of moisture. they will finally get some snow. patchy fog tends to pop up later. 72 napa, mountain view, upper 60s. by tomorrow those temps take a plunge. clouds and maybe rain to the north. likely on friday and saturday, windy and cooler on sunday. >>> ladies, this weekend's prom dress giveaway. since 2002, over 20,000 prom dresses have been provided by the san francisco nonprofit organization for bay area students who may not be able to afford one. the first day of the giveaway is sunday at 2099 market street. if you're interested, make an appointment and bring a student id wi

. >> schools closed it today across a wide area of the country from omaha and boston. you get. hit while standing still. high winds and heavy snow downing trees in the quad cities area. . that's in illinois. in iowa the blizzard dropped up to 11 inches of snow canceling church services shs closing businesses. heavy snowfall hitting south dakota with rused visibility. heavy snow not a problem for everyone. look at had this dog. he seemed to make out just fine. these folks in it detroit made the best of a snowy situation even skip ingping the super bowl for a chance to sled down middle mount hill. >> another detroit area man thought he had had a terrific idea r for the snow. look at that. strapped himself behind an suv and went for a ski. he was going along pretty well until a local news station spotted him, broadcast it live. the local mayor who was being interviewed by the station was not impressed. did not like it one bit. he called police to track this guy down and gave him a ticket. >> as a mom that looks dangerous. i wouldn't want my sons to see that. >> deep down inside yo

canceled in chicago, boston, detroit, omaha and across big cities in ohio, and i'm going to say hi toids against. yet another snow day for my boys. i hope you are having some fun and playing. good reason for cancellations. it's not just the snow. more than a foot of snow has fallen on some palaces, but ice is also a big problem. new york and boston are expected to be coated in ice, as this storm continues to move east, talking about more than a quarter inch of ice some some place is. that is lethal if you are driving or even walking in some places. from saturday into sunday in detroit. 13.7 inches. and every one of those inches is heavy and unfriendly if you're at the other end of a shovel. >>> we want to bring in meteorologist martin savidge is still and miguel marquez actually got the warmer assignment, in rhode island near newport when i'm sure is rather icy. gen you ifr, you're in boston, and they're expecting a big welcome back parade for the new england patriots, but their roads have to be chock-full of snow. >> reporter: that's the big concern ever since i heard the parade was

and the time we tried to make orange juice as in a mosh to chris christie -- as an omaha's -- as an homagechris christie. >> she is one of those crazy libertarians. >> crazy loud. >> unbelievable. >> that time i almost killed john on the set. hold still, you big baby. >> that time we wrote -- we read a book about a lovable little groundhog. >> chuck was no check at all, as we have come to learn. the zoo had replaced him with charlotte, his wife. >> and that time we did a week in review. that time we told republicans and iowa chris christie didn't do too well. >> in sixth place. >> the time we put mitch daniels through the entire -- through the toughest interview of his entire life. >> tell me something you like about jeb bush. the color of his hair? >> the time we unleashed the eye team. >> what a week. ♪ >> we are live 24 hours a day on bloomberg politics.com. we have a big weekend coming up. what else do you do this weekend for fun? them an eight mile run, a little bit of church, and then we will up here with george stephanopoulos -- we will appear with george stephanopoulos. we have a n

. >> schools closed today across a big chunk of the country from omaha to boston. it's not just driving that is dangerous. you can get hit while standing still. look at the winds? gusty winds hitting trees all over the quad city areas. iowa 11 inches of snow fell. cancelling church services and closing businesses in nebraska. it's a hazardous mess killing at least two people knocking out tens of thousands. heavy snow blanketed there as well. the snow not a problem for everyone though. look at the happy guy with the snowy white beard and wagging tail. these folks in detroit they went sledding. we're going to go sledding down a big hill and love it. >> okay social media pop quiz. what are the four cities in the quad cities? don't google it. tell us at early start. this is a great idea for snow fun last night. he tossed on a pair of skis and hooked himself up to the back of a car and he was cruising along until a local news station broadcast this live. the local mayor, do you think he was happy or sad? >> i think angry. >> he called on police to track the skier down a

omaha, des moines driving to work in the snow, that will pass near chicago, but mostly south of it. through central illinois chicago could pick up maybe an inch two at most. that continues tomorrow through new england, light event in new england. tomorrow, another inch or two. another school delay. betty, in new england, for boston today, 34 degrees is probably the warmest boston is going to be for a while. >> that's a heat wave? >> that's the heat wave. >> all right, thank you. >>> some sports action right now. uconn women's basketball geno reaches 900 wins faster than any other college coach. he reached the milestone in just 1,034 games. and he is behind one on the women's all time list. >>> in men's hoops. top-rablgd kentucky remains unbeaten. they're now 22-on and 9-0 in the s.e.c. >>> and anderson silva has tested positive for steroids. it happened in a random test and a second steroid and it happened before his match last week against diaz, but the results weren't available until this morning. and his opponent was also tested positive and the fighters could face potential fine

northern band has developed in omaha, des moines central illinois, even chicago, a little coating ofp of the snow pack you have all right. today, this afternoon, st. louis, chicago, indianapolis everywhere in between, detroit, pittsburgh later this afternoon, this evening overnight, it may go to new england. three to four inches in a few spots. lot of the big cities will be just fine. the one behind it for sunday/monday, possibly a little bit bigger. we're going to track that storm starting in the plains this is the wednesday/thursday event, as we watch it up in british columbia that's the next storm to watch as we go through friday saturday and then into sunday that pink coating is 6 to 12 possible. targeting somewhere in the new england early, mid-atlantic. expect rough travels sunday/monday in those areas. that will be round four five. >> we're over it. the ice gets underneath and -- jen, don't worry. >> he's rusty. he's been in phoenix the last three days. >> come on. thank you, bill. >>> coming up top at morning joe, the threat of isis. >>> plus new york reporting on the america

. >> and our oriental commissioners commissioner omaha advances. >> i was on the commission before we had staff and posted the under those circumstances notices in the liner and final in my case a furgdz when the local sierra club tried to figure out he figure someone in the group should get an award and there was no question about who to be nominated it was ruth be ruth got the award and one of the things i thought about ruth it talked about the things she's gun try to herself i thought of her of jimmy circuit about pinocchio and i thank you for honoring her i think the city should honor her she's going done a wonderful job thank you, ruth (clapping.) >> all right. got angle surprise any other members of the public close public comment for a moment thoughts before our little surprise you know it's not traveling typical that when commissioners depart commissions and go on to the next charter of they're crazy mayors will go proclamations but had the conversation with mayor ed lee and talked about the moment of all the things you've accomplished something to memorialize i remember havin

this commuter in omaha need aid ge push. >> iowa virtual wite-out conditions lowered visibility to near zero. >> melissa magee is here with a track of our forecast. not as severe but we are finding snowflakes in the cameras. >> snow developing across areas philadelphia north and west. some locations south and east. as you wake up tomorrow morning snowfall will be washed away as warmer air moves into the system. so a bit of mess on the way for our region tomorrow morning. stormtracker 6 double scan you can see the light snow along interior sections of south jersey and areas north and west of i-95 corridor. we'll go in tighter. you see slight snow starting to break out for lehigh county, along i 78 south of hamburg route 22 and even souvrming weed reading, reading to pottstown to norris oun to and wrightstown as well. that's where you have the snow. further south and east we're starting to pick up snowfall. we have winter weather advisory interior sections of south jersey. sea isle city west ward to delaware. we're dealing with rain. these locations where you find snow across south jersey

tracker, out to the west, it's cold in places like detroit and chicago but out in kansas city and omaha there is milder air and we'll get that in our laps tomorrow afternoon but how long does this milder trend last? i'll have that coming up in the accuweather forecast. >>> back to breaking news out of ocean county new jersey a massive explosion, leveled a single family home, there is a large scale evacuation in this area as the gas company tries to stop the flow of gas to the flames that resulted from the explosion here in ocean county new jersey. we are monitoring the situation on air and online. [ male announcer ] approaching medicare eligibility? don't put off checking out your medicare options until 65. now is a good time to get the ball rolling. medicare only covers about 80% of part b medical costs. the rest is up to you. that's where aarp medicare supplement insurance plans insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company, come in. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans they could help save you in out-of-pocket medical costs. taking informed steps really makes a d

inheckling the growth with the 7 actuaries we have the 7 the two big ones are the real estate and the omaha with the balance of affordable housing to the jobs i think you know it looks like jobs are shrinking and so i heard a dump bell critic called the downtown hole in the middle i don't time to have the city become a tale of two cities it is extremely rich or not rich we have a disconnect between housing we approved a housing elements being recommended called for 51 percent of affordability and all new destruction yes week and week we fool ourselves are the affordable rated every time we approve a housing let's not fool ourselves whatever we come up with the go mayor's office of housing he helps to move the needle towards the economy in all sectors and become balanced i think the jobs maturityer is an interesting one it came from a large tech company we have that struggler we struggle with the services we wanted to have here in the city the services with the $35 an hour plans on staying here we were constantly going out domestically like 2r0i9 aiken ken where the wages are lower they have

should you follow the "oracle of omaha" overseas? we are back with our panel.bought a motorcycle company. he is dying to buy million dollar companies. >> this is laughing me to a little. he usually buys companies he uses. is he going biking in germany? i think, investor have be very careful about things they don't understand. i think warren buffett would say that as well. go with the big multinationals. liz: i think so. when you see the lower third, buffett buying into europe, it's a european company, gary b., he would be first to say, i don't buy sectors, i buy individual companies that i love. >> exactly. to tracy's point i don't understand individual companies in europe. i barely understand individual companies here. so, look, if you think that warren buffett knows something, then buy berkshire hathaway. otherwise -- liz: extension in greece. it is unloved sector right now when it comes to europe. why not go into unloved area instead of richer and richer by the minute u.s. names. gary? >> is that to me? the. liz: yeah. >> look i agree it is probably unloved

. >>> born malcolm little in omaha in 1925, he left a stretch in penitentiary to become one of the best known black men in america. he left the scene. in urban rioting growing resistance, and assassinations of martin luther king, and edward kennedy. his daughter was a speaker at the memorial speeches. >> i'd like to bring you to a moment of silence. it was around the time my mother was brutally assassinated, martyred in the blue light. >> some 300 gathered at the autobahn bull room. the public figure malcolm x is compared to is martin luther king. it is tempting. both family me, both 39 when cut down by assassins, when king throng the king memorial, hits birthday is a national holiday, and products associate themselves with his memory. no one uses malcolm x to sell hamburgers. when both were alive and active, there was less. martin luther king led a group of preacher past source, voter identification, political pressure. malcolm x looked at black people, enslavement, and concluded through much of his life that being a push over would project weakness to aggressors. their treatment at th

last friday we presented a capital request for the brady block project that will be funded for the omaha's - aortic we tracked those performances on a base to make sure we're providing services to the people that file plaques to the department most of the measures are measures of efficiency that show how x perishing we do the work those are known thresholds that go on in the normal cycler with the new tracking system that was live in october of 2014 we will have much better much better realtime data as to understanding really our review process throughout the application types in the door to hope in on efficiency and operational practices they review thousand dollars or thousands of applications and due to the complexities of the planning code and the time it takes to bring new staff on board and the time it takes the department has been unu unable to meet the targets for the conditional use and discretionary review and although we've made improvements on the application review over the past year the citywide planning division is designed with the coordination activities which make a lot o

omaha, ten degrees below average when we get into thursday morning. chicago, minus 1. detroit, single digits at 8. and this moves into friday into the northeast, 6 in new york, 4 in boston, zero in buffalo. here comes a low pressure system riding along the jet stream. it brings snow into chicago, st. louis an icy mix even further south. and then by thursday afternoon it's off the coast and bringing snow. how much? it's still a little too early to tell, but this could be another potential big impact storm, brian. >> exactly what we don't need, exactly where we don't need it again. al roker here with us in the studio. al, thanks. >>> now we turn to this growing concern over measles in this country. new numbers out from the cdc shows the outbreak has grown to 102 cases in 14 states. and now we're seeing politicians entering the fray possibly at their peril over whether children should receive the measles vaccine that once eradicated the disease. our report on that tonight from nbc's hallie jackson. >> reporter: an overseas trip is making headlines here at home after gover

more than 1500 flights have been canceled at airports in chicago detroit, omaha, nebraska.se crews did pretreat runways and taxiways. as always you're advised to check with your airline. check the flight status before you head to the airport. >>> and get up early with the nbc 10 morning team for the latest on the changing weather conditions. new jersey state offices already announcing a delayed 10:30 a.m. opening tomorrow for nonessential employees. count on nbc 10 news today as you prepare for the morning. the news starts at 4:00 a.m. >>> new tonight, investigators say a workplace secret is the motive behind the murder of a woman executed at a north philadelphia bus stop. nbc 10's denise nakano is live in center city. denise, this seems to be the case of a boss killed but her coworker. >> reporter: that's right kim jones was to be blow the whistle at turning points for children. police say the suspect then killed his boss to try to save his reputation. >> he took one of the greatest people in this world away forever. >> reporter: the words from a shock and angry son who ho

snow filling in through omaha. we'll see heavier snow move into the chicago area and stay as snow throughout the entire day on sunday. now, we do have to watch this rain/snow line. you can see as we go into early monday morning in new york city we should see a transition from snow over to a wintry mix. we might even see that transition in boston as well. so that will determine just how much snow we see. chicago will stay as all snow. we're looking at easily a foot. same goes for southern parts of michigan and into northwestern ohio. most of new england will see a foot of snow, new york closer to about three to six inches. boston, we have to watch it. there could be another foot of snow headed that way, lester. >> dylan, thanks. we'll see you in the morning on "today." >>> when "nightly news" continues on this saturday, the battle over drones and the new way they're being kept out of places they don't belong. >>> and later, cheerleaders will be the smartest person at the super bowl turns out she might just be cheeri

right now at 9 below zero how it feels if philadelphia but atlanta feels like 8 chicago 10 below and omaha 1 and jacksonville, florida, feels like 24. wind chills alerts are splattered across the eastern half of country including our greater philadelphia and lehigh valley area with wind chill advisoryes right through 11:00 tomorrow morning and in fact, here is how it will feel when you step out tomorrow morning. north and west of philadelphia, allentown, reading lancaster 20 to 25 below zero that's range russ and rare for the region. 15 to 20 below trenton and philadelphia and most of southern until nming and delaware and up to the poconos with warning in effect, 25 to 30 degrees below zero. now as we try to scour out this arctic air over the weekend it will come with snow sleet freezing rain and rain. we'll have timing of that part of the story coming up in the full accuweather forecast, jim. >> thank you adam, not only is the cold dangerous it's deadly and it can be the cold is already responsible for at least six deaths in the area: the most recent 86-year-old man allentown raymond sico

three in omaha. so we are going to see some of this type of cold moving back in. arctic high builds in over the great lakes for your friday. high temperatures will be in the 20s so not inching up much from morning lows. saturday morning challenging record cold by the afternoon the high only in the 20s and our n chance of a nice day will come on sunday. it will be dry the clouds will increase and sunday night we see some snow changing over to rain for monday and milder air moves in. could see a little light snow maybe even a little icy mix before that rain on monday. we'll keep updated thon as we draw closer. overnight some flurries possible possible. otherwise just cold again the low 18. during the day tomorrow. partly sunny a few flurries the high flirting with 30. as far as that record is concerned, saturday morning is the next chance of a record low. the record is nine set back in 1976. the forecast low we're going to be very close 10. the morning wind chill 1 degree on the he can clues suv "eyewitness weather" seven day forecast saturday the last day of februa

the oracle of omaha is bailing on exxon mobil.investment -- ending a $3.7 million investment. buffett eliminated a smaller hold in conoco phillips. a big surprise at the westminster kennel club were a beagle became america's top dog by winning best in show. today, she will meet with none other than donald trump and make her broadway debut with a walk-on part in the hit musical "kinky boots." she will be getting a steak dinner. >> very good. to howard ward, chief investment officer. he has been rewarded with patients on apple -- patience on apple you had a believe in the persistence of their product. >> the financial success made possible by the product success. the iphone has exceeded all expectations. this is a stock that is now up 100% over the last two years. two years ago, it was being criticized for lack of innovation and tim cook was being criticized for not being steve jobs now we see a company that is flourishing. the iphone six and six plus, huge success. revenues of $200 billion. iphone 60% of the revenue. >> is a blue-c

38, our weather is going to becoming from the northwest and you can see the cold minneapolis nine, omahaen and bismarck only 9 degrees. on storm scan three you saw a few flurries. other than that during the day tomorrow it will be very sunny, very quiet with temperatures in the the 20's. staying cold for saturday, is that bitter high pressure system builds in and then our next weather system comes from the the south the west in the form of the warm front. we will be seeing a wintry mix, sunday night into monday. this area of low pressure tracks toward the north and east. could see a little bit of rain mixing with some snow. we will update you on that situation, coming up over the next couple of days as we get closer. overnight cloud and a few flurries, it will be cold with a low of 18 degrees, during the day tomorrow uneventful take partly sunny, a high of 29. now, by saturday morning it is a different story. we are looking at near record cold again information case continuing a low of ten. record nine setback in 1976. morning wind chill will only sit at one and that is the end of the mo

to the heartland, omaha, it's clear the brian william scandal is hitting home. >> i'm going to think twice about believing every story i hear. >> reporter: it wasn't traditional media but on social media where the story caught on. questions arose about a number of statements williams has made since being embedded with the u.s. invasion of iraq 12 years ago, statements much like this on david letterman in 2014. >> two of our four helicopters were hit by ground fire including the one i was in. rpg and ak47. >> reporter: a piece by the washington post was written not only raising williams' role in the retelling of his story, but his networks in fact checking it. to his anchor position? >> that central figure has an enormous responsibility to be up front and factually perfect with everything. >> reporter: williams' network had been highly critical of hillary clinton's statement she had once landed under sniper fire at an airport. >> i made a mistake in recalling the events of 12 years ago. i want to apologize. i said i was traveling in an aircraft hit by rpg fire. i was instead in a foll

cars were abandoned along highways in omaha, nebraska. in des moines, iowa, near whiteout conditions blinded drivers and in chicago the slow moving storm caused blizzard conditions. >> a little snow never hurt. yesterday we were all playing basketball in the driveway. today i got my snowblower out. >> reporter: more than a foot of snow is expected in many areas. the storm that pounded the midwest is the most far reaching of the season stretching from nebraska to maine. >> what we are getting in this 24 hour cycle is what we got for all the month of january which is why we're making sure the resources are there to keep our streets plowed and passable. >> reporter: the storm is pushing east and threatens to dump a foot of snow in places like boston. people in new england are still recovering after getting nearly 2 feet of snow last week. >> might be a little bit too much in one week, but we're not joying it. >> reporter: here in new york -- we're enjoying it. >> reporter: here in new york city they are expecting about 5 inches of snow and 1

the oracle of omaha says he also likes potato sticks and chocolate chip ice cream, sometimes for breakfastall he points out today's 6-year-olds have a much longer lifespan than 84-year-olds. >> i'll do whatever he tells me. >>> well, fighting in hockey is nothing new. what was different last night was where one fight took place, you see this the penguins, capitals players wound up getting into it on the pittsburgh bench. one player was dragged inside and all sorts of rough stuff ensued from there. eventually everybody made their way back to the ice where the fighting is supposed to take place. pittsburgh beat the hated rivals, 4-3. >>> all right, and from rocky we turn to the hardwood. no fighting i don't think to tell you about. >> highlights from our guys at espn. >> he's stan, i'm neil. we're going to do basketball highlights wearing suits and makeup. >> yes, we will. he's the only one with makeup. duke and virginia tech. >> who are you kidding? >> virginia tech had just two wins in the acc. they gave duke all they could handle. jahlil okafor back after being sidelined for a game with a

you can see this entire storm system here that's bringing snow to chicago and into omaha, just to the south of minneapolis. and as we head into the rest of today, that entire storm system will move closer to us. we're already seeing a few spotty snow showers near the reading area but it won't be until we head into your late afternoon and early evening hours that we start to see a few more light snow showers moving through, from the poconos to allentown, stretching down near philadelphia. that's just the beginning of the system. that's really ahead of the brunt of the moisture that's going to come in, as we get a little bit closer to your later hours. by 9:00 it's a bit more widespread. 10:00, 11:00, now we're talking. we're going to see a lot of moisture moving in. it starts off as snowfall but quickly changes over to rain as we head into our overnight hours. by the time you head to work tomorrow, you'll mainly be dealing with rainfall but in a few spots, we could see icy conditions. so you do want to be careful. that's mainly going to be confined to the lehigh valley and into the poc

that money will go to the charity girls incorporated of omaha. that organization helps girls in buffett's hometown to be strong smart and bold. >>> the pizza chain little caesar's is hoping to bring in customers who like bacon, a lot of it. landon dowdy is here with that. good morning, landon. >> reporter: tracy, you're exactly right. a whole lot of bacon. and little caesar's is crazy about it. the chain is rolling out a bacon-wrapped pizza next week. it's topped with pepperoni and even more bacon. one slice has 450 calories and 23 grams of fat. little caesar's is looking to capitalize on americans' love for anything with bacon. bacon sales have climbed for five straight years in the u.s. recently topping $4 billion. >>> and a quick check on the markets. stocks could be set for a lower open this morning. the markets ended mostly in the red on wednesday. despite minutes from last month's fed meeting showing the central bank is in no real hurry to raise interest rates. >>> look for data today on unemployment and manufacturing and earnings from walm

of omaha. tracy, get your bidding ready. >> i think i'm out but thanks.don dowdy, thanks. >>> tracking an icy situation for all cars and trucks this morning. leftover from yesterday and what is still falling on the ground. you can see the effects on the lens of the lowes hotel camera. that's what you will see on the untreated surfaces this morning, walkways railways and cars not taken care of after yesterday's system. it is 28 degrees. jillian mele is here in the first alert traffic center. >>> good morning to you. a lot of the activity is clearing off the new jersey turnpike but we still have some southbound near route 33 near exit 8. i'll explain what happened last night that is leading to this cleanup still out there right now in just a few minutes. >>> and it is not just the roads that you have to worry about, the first step out the door could be a doozy. >> we'll check the conditions so you know what to experience. katy? >> reporter: for most of you waking up, you need two things this morning, an ice scraper to get to your car and rock salt. so the s

you can't turn it into a dungeon always have a say ford when i scream omaha it is time to take off the for watching tonight follow the on and twitter and facebook or e-mail at box business. have yourself a safe word and a pleasant night. . lou: good evening, everybody. i'm lou dobbs. the united states has been fighting the islamic state for six months, and now president obama has officially asked congress to give him authority to use military force against the islamic state. complicating the matter, however, mr. obama has been claiming all along that the united states is and has been successfully carrying out his strategy, comprised main leaf airstrikes against the islamic state operating in syria and iraq. a further complication, mr. obama has made it clear he believes the national media has exaggerated the threat of the terrorists and a new

wind chill, 19 below omaha, 0 in chicago, green bay 25 below, and denver is getting snow, from the carolinas and all the way up to maine. some even coming through the great lakes. for us, everything starts to dive down through the northwest. everything has been coming in from the west or southwest. this won't give us much rain but it will give us colder temps and snow in the sierra. temperatures above average here but that will change starting tomorrow as the next system stops in. temperatures are going to take a plunge and there's some rain here, more toward the sierra. breezy, windy pattern sunday and monday. >> it will feel a little like winter. >>> 6:22 right now. we are hearing from the former police chief who led the jon- benet ramsey investigation. >> and starting today, marijuana is legal in the nation's capital. lowe's presents: how to put your foot in your mouth. man. wish my yard looked like yours. hey, the grass is always greener on the other side of the... sorry! now get the black & decker® 20-volt trimmer for $79 at lowe's. >>> time now 6:25. a woman from san mateo battling can

the winner will be able to travel to omaha to pick up the keys from buffet himself. will you be bidding? >> i will not but i'm sure there will be a lot of demand for it. before we go to the break here's some of your headlines. the crude rally fades after china inflation dips to a five-year low weighing on energy stocks. kwaul calmqualcomm agrees to a $1 billion settlement and apple opens the books on its first bond sale. more on that coming up next. opportunities aren't always obvious. sometimes they just drop in. cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunities. we enable you to reach global markets and drive forward with broader possibilities. cme group: how the world advances. >>> welcome back. let's have a quick look in on european markets. the broader stock 600 is just below flat. it's largely focused into the ftse 100 suffering as often as the oil price is down today. that's weighing on the energy sector. the other issue is that we still have no clear compromise from the greek negotiations. what's expected for u.s. markets? >> greek concerns cont

snow stretching from omaha, indianapolis, ohio, all the rain south of it. this is a big one. it is moving eastward and starting to spin some snow showers into pennsylvania. in fact some of those flurries showing up on radar in our western suburbs. if you're in lancaster, it looks like we've got some rogue snow showers ahead of the main event. a lot of clouds out there. it's chilly but not as cold and yesterday. you're dry, your fine as you're driving to your super bowl parties. by 5:00 this evening there's some snow moving in north and west. maybe some slippery roads as you're ring towards your parties. there's 7:00, look at that snow going through the lehigh valley. it doesn't pick up or fill in until later tonight. if you are planning on staying forthe super bowl, check out midnight. snow across the philadelphia area and points north and west and then we've got rain points south and east. in between is that icy mix. even though it might be broef, it could cause some problems. during the overnight hours, rain moves in, the warmer air pushing the rain in will change over from

. >> host: omaha nebraska, david up next. good morning. >> caller: good morning. good morning doctor. i want to commend you on a great job you are doing and i would tell you that i was listening to you and focus is power and that's all i want to say. have a great day and keep loving life as love likes you. >> guest: thank you very much i appreciate your sentiments and support. >> host: darrell from stafford stafford -- virginia go ahead. >> caller: good morning. i have a question about the administrative process. for example i am in the mba program at the seminary. we have to print have to print out the form fill it out and mail it in. i hope you will look into that and it's not only that. 2090 administrative service is completely out of whack and you need to look into it. i think the people you have up there feel they are not there to serve the public. every time you approach one of them it's like you are bothering them or something so i would hope you would look into that demonstrate the process out. >> host: thank you darrell. go ahead doctor. >> guest: i think

you can see the snow breaking out from omaha through chicago and detroit into pittsburgh at this hour. south of the line, in the all the green that's rain. that's coming down at a good clip in saint louis nashville and the mississippi river valley. last week, we were watching and waiting, watching for that area of low pressure to develop off the coast. where was it going to track. this is completely different. as you just saw this storm is developed and racing east across the country. we'll not miss out on this one the only question that needs to be area where will the rain snow line set up. if temperatures were cold enough and it were to move in we would all see snow. later this evening it's cold enough to support snow at the on set, but later on tonight numbers shoot into the 40s south of philadelphia. by midday, this particular model, look at these numbers, i don't think we'll hit 46 degrees, but you get the idea we'll be in the upper 0s and low 40s. north an east you're not so lucky, i'll talk about what you can expect up there i'll have a cold seven-day forecast curming curming -

the "oracle of omaha" also dissolving his stake in conocophillips.ever buffett is reporting a new stake in 21st century fox, that is fox business's parent company and 5% stake in agricultural equipment-maker deere. big moves by mr. buffett. >>> the pope leading an ash wednesday procession on the aventine hill marking first day of lent but elsewhere clergy took to social media to celebrate the occasion. posting hashtag selfies on instagram and talking about their faith. it has a little bit of a blow back amongst some catholics. the trend is growing after emerging last year. >>> redefining heavy metal. new plan to pick up business. plus, dead or alive, you're going with them. real life "robocops" coming to a neighborhood near you, yes. do you ever have too much money or too many robots. ♪ the real question that needs to be asked is "what is it that we can do that is impactful?" what the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome; with the microsoft cloud we can analyze 100 per da