nnual meeting in omaha in 1973. you want to talk about humble beginnings, we're sitting with the same table that was here those years ago sitting on the same chairs and looking at the same vending machines that are here as well. our special guest today is the man behind it all berkshire's chairman and ceo warren buffett. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you for coming. >> i know this is 50 years since berkshire hathaway has been under your control. we have a lot we'll be talking about with that this morning. >> we'll do it day by day. >> we will. 50 years it's coming. we have a lot to talk about in a moment. by the way, you reached out across many social media platforms. warren is ready to answer your questions. first, before we get to that joe and andrew are back in new york. they have a round up of the day's top headlines. >> one day at a time. you're right. we have the bro mans happenmance happening. i don't know why you haven't taken becky's seat. >> why don't i? >> here are the big stories we're watch

. >>> finally, the or call of omaha, warren buffett, talking about banks, his succession plan, even theinimum wage. take a listen to this. >> the best thing that could happen would be if the stock did nothing for five years because they were going to buy in a lot of stock, the cheaper they bought -- >> in that case, you've done even better. >> people have this misconception that when we buy a stock we like it to go up. >> annual letter to shareholders, buffett did offer praise of air bnb to deal with a potential hotel room shortage. the services may be especially helpful to shareholders who expect only to spend a single night in omaha. those people op a tight budget should check the air bnb website. >> or those people with a tight travel schedule. it's not often that people very busy can afford to spend three nights in a place. you wonder how long hotels can continue that practice with hotel tonight and all these new apps servicing the short-term traveler. you fly in and out of cities for one night all the time. >> the drup ters are going to come in and mix it. to clarify what he said,

elizabeth, start with the four who are in omaha. what do we know about them?> reporter: what we know about them, victor, these four had the highest level of exposure compared to the others in this group. so they have the highest level of exposure. they are monitored for fever and any other symptoms of ebola and being watched to make sure they don't leave their quarantine. having said, that as you and christi said before, it's important to remember, these folks have not shown any signs of ebola so, therefore, they are not a threat to the public. you can't get someone sick with ebola unless you, yourself, is showing signs of the disease. >> it's interesting they are sent to three of four faelvecils that can handle ebola in the united states. is that so not one hospital will than overwhelmed? >> that's right. you wouldn't want to overwhelm one hospital and send all ten there. it's best to spread them out. what they are doing is say, look, these may never have ebola and but if they do, we want them there and close to one much these thee hospitals. we don't want to

looking for the next investment idea for the oracle omaha.he ceo and co-founder of sum zero the financial idea sharing platform running the competition. >> how are you doing? >> doing well. you've been running the competitions. this one steps it up. this is interesting. why this? >> it's good to know everyone here is a fan of warren buffet. sum zero being the largest community for buy side professionals, we thought it was only appropriate to run a contest alongside the annual shareholders meeting in omaha. what's unique about the contest for the first time we're allowing really anyone who's a warren buffet disciple to contribute an idea and their best pitch, the theme being what will warren buy next, berkshire hathaway buy next in the form of a passive investment in a public security or a kind of full-on acquisition. >> you will take in the suggestions and you're literally going to present them by fedex. >> exactly. >> to the oracle of omaha. >> we're going to mail all the winners to warren. hopefully he takes a look at them. the judges will

. >>> did the oracle of omaha give any hints who is going to take over at berkshire hathaway? at the top of minds of many investors. >>> warren buffett released his annual letter to shareholders this weekend. in it he celebrated 50 years at the helm of his company and delivered his musings on the market. in an interview earlier today, buffett offered this piece of advice for investo. >> i always say, if you aren't investing for value, what are you investing the idea that value and growth are two different things makes no sense. i mean growth is part of the value equation. a company that grows and uses little capital in doing, high returns on incremental capital is worth more money than one that doesn't grow. >> buffett also touched on an issue his shareholders care deeply about. the vice chairman hinted over the weekend that the next ceo could be one of two men within the organization. >> it's a horse race. that story comes from charlie saying that those two are world class, which they absolutely are. in fact he said describing them as world class was probably an underestimate

the main character is seen as working at the cinnabon in omaha. >> absolutely. did that happen and what does it mean for your brand. >> breaking bad actually kicked it off. and the key character, bob, ended up saying in one of the scenes, if i'm lucky i'll end up as a manager of a cinnabon in oma omaha. and th one of the last episodes of the breaking bad and our team jumped on it. and we got a call and they said we want to do something with. this we're going to bailed back story of sal goodman. and we'd love to film in one of your bakeries. and that sounds fun. and we actually trained him. that is him making the cinnabons in the scene. and we would never have known it could turn into the first few minutes of the premier of this successful television show. >> thrilled to see you again. and thank you for coming in. >> thank you so much. kat. thank you. >> up next "on the money." changing the way we buy shoes. now the online retailer is changing the way it wants to pay d making sure your financial adviser isn't the shy and retiring time when it comes to closiing hi

healthy happy events experiences that many children have in a normal childhood not enough accurate omaha of affordable housing my daughter and i went through several years of homelessness living separately until 2 and a half years ago my son in his 30s a veteran that serves his country has been homeless for 2 years ago seniors and families and disabled low income veterans face similar obstacles in locating affordable housing as we look at the vitality of our neighborhood it is important to see in our local community with the transcripts of this information planning and development of how's for all can be better balanced we ask that you support of the housing balance ordinance supported by supervisor kim thank you very much. >> >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> don't be bashful. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> members of the planning commission i'm thomas ray a native san franciscan and in the past 2 years a thousand high ends market rate condos have been built if the mission without any affordable or low income units being built if this continues the latino mission community

chicago at 9. 15 omaha. 26 st. louis. rain has turned to snow for some.ou get a good idea on what is going on with high pressure on the west coast that means downstream there has to be low pressure and you can see what is going on. coming down out of canada. all the way down to oklahoma and texas and arkansas which had the severe weather. now for saturday night. they're looking for frost and freeze warnings throughout much of the tennessee valley. and it's been very persistent as you know. high pressure ridge is moving but not as strong as yesterday. yesterday was the warmest day of the week. we will see fog come back. a little cooler. we'll get out of the 80s, get more into the 70s. but a the lot of 60nd closer to the watt -- but a lot of 60s closer to the water. there will be some areas checking in at 80 degrees but again down 10 for many. fog is a big player here today. that means a cooler pattern. that didn't take long. that will take us into the weekend. a little cooler next week. no sign of any rain. >> okay. thank you, steve. >>> time is 6:51. bay

already blizzard watches in omaha omaha. snow on here and maybe some icing storm morning in areas of illinois and iowa. the forecast for snow nothing block buster out of this as we go through tuesday night. mostly great lakes in the northeast. as the cold air moves in a wave drops. we could see more snow possible in areas like memphis. we're talking snow possibly in tennessee, kentucky and back up into the northeast thursday. >> not done in miami, though. still looking quite good. >> that's why people go to florida in march. >> why do you think sping break is in florida. >> a security official tells nbc isis locations have been attacked in tikrit. it's part of an offensive to take back saddam hussein's hometown from isis. texas nurse nina faum who the first person to contract ebola in the u.s. is planning to sue the hospital where she worked in the in an interview she says she was not properly trained to deal with the outbreak. her attorney alleges that texas health dallas used her her publicity pumps. >> the hospital says s

mutual of omaha. insure your possibilities. insurance. retirement. banking.>> logan: there are few places on earth where christianity is as old as it is in iraq. christians there trace their history to the first-century apostles. but today, their existence has been threatened by the terrorist group that calls itself islamic state. more than 125,000 christians-- men, women and children-- have been forced from their homes over the last ten months. the islamic state, or isis stormed into iraq's second largest city, mosul, last summer and took control. from there, it pushed into the neighboring villages and towns across this region, known as the nineveh plains, a vast area that's been home to christians since the first century after christ. much of what took almost 2,000 years to build has been lost in a matter of months. ( chanting ) on the side of a mountain overlooking the nineveh plains of ancient mesopotamia is the monastery of st. matthew. it's one of the oldest on earth. the voices of its monks have echoed here since the fourth century, uttering prayers th

the key character, bob odenkirk ended up saying if i'm lucky i'll end up as a manager at cinnabon in omaha. our social media team jumped on it and got a call several months later with the production team and directives team who said we want to do something with this. we're going to build a back story with saul good man and we would love to film in one of your bakeries. hey, that sounds fun and shut down and worked with them and trained him. that is him making those cinnabon cinnamon rolls, we never could have imagined it turned into the first few minutes of the premiere of this successful television show. >> the brands pop up all over the place. thank you for coming in. >> thank you so much. >> kat, thank you. we're "on the money." does one size fit all? the online retailer is changing the way it wants to pay employees to come to work. >>> making sure your financial adviser isn't the shy and retiring type. take a look at how the stock market ended the week. >>> >>> online retailer zappos shook up the way we buy stuff, shoes especial especially. now shaking up the way their employees get pa

. >> marv: back in omaha, 53 seconds to go wichita state with a two-point lead. two time outs remaining. indiana in the double bonus. how do they play it from here? >> len: wichita state has to remain aggressive. they've got the ball in their part of the court. one-possession ballgame. stay aggressive. try to get to the free-throw line. certainly vanvleet can break down anybody. you start looking for open people. >> chris: bigs on either side. rebound the ball. no extra possessions for either team. >> marv: here we go. wichita state in possession. down to 45 seconds. got it inside. >> len: what a play. what a play. >> marv: cotton from carter -- tekele cotton with a big bucket. five-second differential between the shot clock and the game clock, and a time out is taken. >> len: three to cross cotton and the mismatch. hello. it's hard for me to get excited about basketball when i've been programmed solely to provide sophisticated investment strategies. automatically monitori ng your portfolio and rebalancing it. that's what gets me excited. oh, and slam dunks. boom

with a strong work ethic and ambition, she was elected mayor of the city of omaha on may 14 2013. an illustration by our very famous editorial cartoonist portrays her by breaking the per verbial glass ceiling in omaha. good for her. she represents women in omaha who are taking leadership positions in our community and in our state. thank you for this opportunity and i would yield back the remainder of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the remainder of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. thompson: mr. speaker, request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. thompson: mr. speaker, yesterday the house agriculture subcommittee on conservation and forestry, which i chair, held a hearing to review the definition of the waters of the united states proposed rule and its impact on rural america. enacted in 1972, the clean water act established a federal-state partnership to protect our

. >> marv: back in omaha, 53 seconds to go wichita state with a two-point lead. two time outs remaining. indiana in the double bonus. how do they play it from here? >> len: wichita state has to remain aggressive. they've got the ball in their part of the court. one-possession ballgame. stay aggressive. try to get to the free-throw line. certainly vanvleet can break down anybody. you start looking for open people. >> chris: bigs on either side. rebound the ball. no extra possessions for either team. >> marv: here we go. wichita state in possession. down to 45 seconds. got it inside. >> len: what a play. what a play. >> marv: cotton from carter -- tekele cotton with a big bucket. five-secondif dferential between the shot clock and the game clock, and a time out is taken. >> len: three to cross cotton and the mismatch. hello. it's hard for me to get excited about basketball when i've been programmed solely to provide sophisticated investment strategies. automatically monitori ng your portfolio and rebalancing it. that's what gets me excited. oh, and slam dunks. boom

this is where berkshire held the first annual meeting in omaha in 1973. about humble beginnings, we're sitting with the same table that was here those years ago sitting on the same chairs and looking at the same vending machines that are here as well. our special guest today is the man behind it all berkshire's chairman and ceo warren buffett. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you for coming. >> i know this is 50 years since berkshire hathaway has been under your control. we have a lot we'll be talking about with that this morning. >> we'll do it day by day. >> we will. 50 years it's coming. we have a lot to talk about in a moment. by the way, you reached out across many social media platforms. warren is ready to answer your questions. first, before we get to that joe and andrew are back in new york. they have a round up of the day's top headlines. >> one day at a time. you're right. we have the bro mans happenmance happening. i don't know why you haven't taken becky's

at the omaha nebraska medical center they are preparing to take three americans from west africa where they will be monitored for ebola. >> a brassica, maryland and atlanta will be under quarantine and if they get a fever they will be isolated. roz: earlier this week a health care worker was brought to nih and true fes that and the new patients may have been exposed to that worker. >> reportedly at some point that person fainted and they all provided assistance and lived in close quarters together. roz: unlike other aid workers the 10 people coming back now are not ill or contagious and require none of the elaborate precautions against spreading. >> the reason they are being brought back now is that way if they do get sick, they can immediately get the best care available. the world health organization says the current outbreak has killed 10,000 people mostly intra-west africa but the number of deaths seems to be decreasing. kimberly: at least eight people have died after one of the most powerful storms in history made landfall this morning. the south pacific archipelago took a direct

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omaha, nebraska and austin, texas. they stood out as having low unemployment in all communities across the board. health disperty numbers are lowering just a bit and you have to give credit to the work that the president has done and it demonstrates that when you tackle a problem, a big problem with a big solution, you can make a difference. >> you've been doing this study for ten years now. over that arc, are black and is. >> mostly the same and perhaps a bit of a slide backwards. it's important that there's been an intervening event of a dramatic nature called the great recession. the great recession drove up the unemployment rate, drove down the home ownership rate. really caused tremendous upheaval and economic trauma across the board. black and brown american are like the caboose on the train. >> but has it reduced the capacity for the wider community to say this is a priority. this is something we should fix. it's important to say that the recession had a dramatic affect on all americans and that it continues to

she strives to break the cycle of homelessness by strengthening communities i said she grew up in omahan new york city and she understood another a young angle what it takes to have a supportive environmentalist so everyone can succeed and gail works closely with me worked with me this past year on the minimum wage ballot measure that got widely support please join necessary in welcoming gail gilmore (clapping.) gilmanilmore (clapping.) gilmanlmore (clapping.) gilmanmore (clapping.) gilmanore (clapping.) gilmanre (clapping.) gilmane (clapping.) gilman (clapping.) gilman (clapping.) gilman gilman. >> first, i'd like to thank mayor ed lee and the office of the status on women i'm the executive director the first woman to run the agency in its 25 year history (clapping) and i truly believe that women unique approach to collaboration and partnership anytime women get together in collective intention is powerful whether creating the fertilization affordable housing in 2004 and pushing for nonprofit and ourselves and peers to be more okay driven and impactful or seeing the value of community

now as president of the board i want to emphasize two areas i'm particularly proud of our work on omaha and our work on public safety together mayor ed lee and i have invested $5.4 million in incredible elevator repair at 9 inform public housing sites and also secured 2 pointed $5 million to refusal over one hundred and 60 public unit housing for families just recently we launched a rental assistance demonstrates and with concert julian to transform san francisco's publicity u public housing the rad fireman is significant and will allow san francisco is leverage $800 million in investment eligibility and $5200 million from our city to rehabilitate over 4 thousand 5 hundred units of public housing unit for over 5 thousand 4 hundred residents this will be one of the biggest public housing improvements in our country i can tell you from experience the residents needed it i'm so proud of the mayor and public housing is affordable housing and mayor ed lee and i are working to build both on public safety it has been a privilege to work with the mayor to put over 3 hundred new police officers

omaha, the normal high this time of the year is 53 degrees. that's also our normal high. degrees, record warmth in omaha nebraska but then look across north dakota it's 39 degrees. we will tap into some mild air for the first half of the day tomorrow but then winds will shift out of the northwest and that will pull down the cooler air. satellite6 along with action radar showing we have a warm front that's trying to work through our region. that's what's bringing all the cloud cover and the clouds will remain pretty tight as we head through the overnight hours butter then by the morning we'll see some glimpses of sunshine. future tracker showing 9 o'clock in the morning possibility of some showers mainly north of our region, mainly across the poconos. it will be mild though at 9 o'clock, already 56 degrees in philadelphia. dover could be 61 degrees. and then for right around lunchtime or a little later on 62 degrees in philadelphia, midday but then a cold front moves through and what this will do is drop temperatures down into the 40's and 50's by the evening hours and at

where the district per neighborhood where's the loss of rent control unit address the net gain of omaha and market rate housing that number is hard to find and had a right to digest for some think that be tech savvy and much alone the average accept a that's produce those numbers and make sure that people are access to digest the information and inform our policymaking decisions make sure make sense how to act accordingly in the future and have numbers produced from a credible source that is unbiased we take that information and move forward responsibly thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm a family organizer and recipe of south of market as a selma resident i've met a lot of people that are low income quite jam packed in a not habitable room sacrificing because they can't afford to rent a condo i'm here 0 urge you to track the development in 9 city residents and applicants need to know how housing neighborhood is being met across the spectrum the monitoring includes citywide housing production and housing within the neighborhood in relation to prop k this will better to the p

definitely preview of spring. 88 degrees now in omaha. 82 in kansas city. chicago o'hare 73 degrees right now. 79 at nashville. the problem is the upper level winds are not going to bring all this warm air eastward. it's going to be a long time before we see temperatures like this in our part of the country. all indications are starting on thursday, continuing straight through the end of the week and mostly next week we'll be at or below average with temperatures. it's a little tease and a little preview. definitely changes are coming. cooler tomorrow with the cold front that will bring midday showers, sprinkle gusty winds and compared to the 70's today in some areas, we'll be lucky even to hit 50 degrees for a high on wednesday despite sunshine and the sunshine will be around into thursday early and then the clouds return. it looks like cold rain is part of the forecast as we head through the day on friday. so here's our express forecast. the clouds will increase. become windy with a sprinkle. may hit 65 68. and then turn somewhat cooler through the balanc

the game played in omaha. to fall and got the foul. wichita ended the laugh on a 13- 2 run and -- half on a 13-2 run and knockers knock off the jayhawks 78--- and shockers knock off the jayhawks 78-65 and they're okay with kansas not wanting to play them in regular season. >> now that you've probably screwed up any chance to get a series with ku, is the result okay? >> you think? is that what they said? we haven't called them yet. >> i just assumed with the result today that might be tough. think your fans will be okay with that? >> you know, who knows? they may want to play now. who knows? very no idea. i'm not worried about that. i'm fine with the way the series is right now. >>> pga final round at bay hill one day after daniel berger made the first albatross in the tournament's history zach johnson had one of his own. his second shot on the par-5 16th hole ball to johnson into a top 10 finish. matt every. >> shot a 60 -- matt every shot a 66 and took the lead. eric stinson has to get the birdie on his final

and i know what we're trying to think about doing in nebraska and in omaha and the count where strat com is to develop outpatient clinics because we're seeing a real need of the veterans coming back, the military coming back now and needing sort of that outpatient in the mental patient and women's health issues not being addressed and i don't need a comment on that because that is a different department, but if you have a thought on that, kind of the new way to deliver healthcare. >> i would echo what the chairman said, that by sad necessity over the last dozen years, we have learned a lot and in a sense pioneered techniques in treating amputees and burn victims and very importantly tbi, pts and we need to make sure, as the chairman said earlier, we remember those lessons and that we transfer that knowledge to society more widely, which i think is happening in our medical system and including the medical system of the veterans administration. >> and i agree. and my only thought would be that clearly in our area of the country where we have a robust medical system at the university an

putting ink on the kansas papers on the game played in omaha, the shocker, comes up short on the dunkita state end the half on a 13-2 run. they open it up in the 2nd half. defensive lapse by the jay hacks and a nine-point -- jayhawks and a nine-point shocker lead. shockers win 78-65. >> now that you've probably screwed up any chance to get a series with ku -- >> you think? >> as a result do you think -- >> that said we haven't called them yet. >> i just assumed with the result today it might be tough. think your fans will be okay with that? >> who knows? they may want to play now. i have no idea. i'm not worried about that. i'm fine letting the series lay the way it is now. the series is good with me at this point. >> turn him down, coach. >>> coach k and san diego state steve fisher met in the 1992 national title game when fisher was at michigan. longest gap in tournament history and jahlil okafor, a post move worthy of the next level. justice winslow gets the block, led to a fast break by okafor. duke by 13 at the break are dancing to the sweet 16, 68-49 the final. three seed oklaho

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

warmth and we see it across the eastern half of the country, 34 in chicago and 11 in bismark and 30 in omaha and then the south 50 in atlanta and 45 in cincinnati and this is a train track for all of this to break out. a stalled boundary that will not move for the next 48 hours in fact 1:30 tomorrow afternoon the warm air comes in and sticks with us and it's plain old rain tomorrow everywhere. but at the same time the mixture begins north of the tennessee valley on the northern fringes, the cold air links with the storm and the cold air wins out tomorrow night and on thursday a wave of energy develops along the boundary and throws heavy snowfall our way. the stripe of snow is heavy from charleston west virginia into the mid-atlantic the deeper colors that is the heavier snow band and that pulls over the i-95 corridor from washington to philadelphia, up to new york city and in fact that winter storm watch goes into effect wednesday and thursday for the entire viewing area for the accumulating snow and the biggest snow storm so far in philadelphia, 4.8 inches jim and when meteorologist, cecily

critical condition, we understand. 16 other workers at monitoring facilities in maryland atlanta and omaha nebraska. up next on abc 7 news at 6:00, the late e on the election in israel. how that could impact the relationship between that country and the u.s. doug hill breaks down the changes coming after a perfect springlike day. tim: steven strasburg carves up the tigers and there is breaking news with colt mccoy and the redskins. is it back to the future? i've got the very latest as abc 7 news at 6:00 continues. as a small business owner you wouldn't deliver just half of what you have to offer to your customers. so why are you settling for half fast internet? only verizon fios comes with speedmatch - upload speeds as fast as your download speeds so large files go out in a snap and video conferences are seamless. it's verizon's 100% fiber-optic network that gives you 100% ofthe internet. don't miss your last chance to get a bonus of a $200 visa pre-paid card when you upgrade to fios internet and phone for your small business for just $99.99 a month with a 2-year agreement. hurry - call 1.

happening today, the doctor who contracted ebola in liberia next year will return to the university of omaha medical center for the first time since his release. dr. rick schaeffer spent three weeks in the biocoin taintntainment unit and is ebola free. >>> and aaron hernandez is expected to take the trial in his murder trial. his fiancee was given immuneity meaning they can threaten her with jail time. >>> the u.s. secretary of homeland security jay johnson is traveling to louisiana today to meet with transportation security officers and local law enforcement officers involved in last week's attack at louis armstrong new orleans airport. >>> and the new police chief in ferguson, missouri on the job for only a week now is already making changes to get officers out into the community. he is putting officers on more bike patrols. and he's encouraging them to walk their beat and talk to residents when they do that. these changes follow the justice department's supports that criticize the police department over racial discrimination after a white police officer shot and killed an unarmed black te

. >> they've been taken to the university of nebraska in omaha. six more patients are expected to arrive today or tomorrow and they will immediately be transferred to either emory in atlanta or the national institutes of health in maryland. >> none of these individuals has been diagnosed with ebola but health officials are concerned they may have been exposed while in sierra leone after an american health care worker indeed, contracted it there. that patient is now being treated in maryland and is listed in serious condition. we've got cnn senior medical correspondent elizabeth cohen on the phone with us. elizabeth, let's start with the four people who are in nebraska. >> reporter: victor, those four, they have the highest -- they had the highest exposure to ebola so you consider them -- you can consider them the highest risk patients. those patients are being watched, they're being monitored and they've self-quarantined. so they are in their housing on the campus of the university of nebraska medical center. they're not in hospital, they are in h

maryland and the others will remain in quarantine for 21 days in hospitals in atlanta, maryland and omaha. >> the president of vanuatu says the country must start over. cyclone pam tore through the nation passing winds of 168 miles per hour. damaged 90% of the country's building. more than 100,000 may be homeless. nearly every school has been destroyed. >> the northwest is cleaning up after high winds and heavy rain. take a look. that giant scaffolding right there in portland teetering in the high winds and crashing down, metal and wood littering the street as people watched gusts upwards of 60 miles per hour. a massive tree fell on a car with a woman inside. rescuers using a chainsaw to get her out. look right there. and downed power lines knocked out electricity to thousands of customers. all along, the ohio valley rivers will stay above flood stage for most of this week. laef -- heavy rain and melting snow have raised the ohio live to levels not seen since the floods of '97. greater cincinnati and northern kentucky are among the areas hardest hit. >> boston officially broke the snowfal

only opened to berkshire hathaway shareholders planning to attend the company's annual meeting in omaha and they must submit shortest says. buffet's old room still has two twin beds. erika and diana. >> how about that. >> thank you. >>> happening today philadelphia mayoral candidate jim kenny picks up another major endorsement the philadelphia afl-cio represents 13,000 blue collar workers. the the union chose kenny because of his support for working families while on city council. a few days ago the philadelphia federation of teachers also endorsed kenny. the mayoral primary is may 19th. >>> former congress woman gabriel giffords will be in trenton for a round table discussion on protecting women and families from gun violence. earlier this week she pushed for a new gun bill in connecticut to force subjects of the restraining order or protective order to surrounder their firearms and ammunition within 24 hours of being notified of that order. >>> vice-president joe biden has in the spilled any secret about his plans for next year, but a grass roots group is trying to draft by tone run f

it's reported in texas the state with the most executions, that state omahas windows left and one dose left and some states are completely tapped out. >> reporter: sometimes they have to secret cocktail. "america tonight's" reports. >> reporter: christopher has been on death row in louisiana for 20 years. for the 1992 killing of his six-year-old stepson. louisiana can not acquire the drug's typically used in executions so his lawyer argues the state planned to experiment on the 70-year-old condemned man. >> we believe there is going to be a serious risk that there will be, you know, pain and suffering that is unavoidable that will be inning inflicted upon him. and it shouldn't be. >> reporter: pain and suffering is what the family of condemned prisoner dennis mcgwire claims he endured during his execution in ohio. mcgwire was convicted in 1994 for the rape and murder of a pregnant newlywed. the prison system had run out of lethal injection drugs so ohio turned to a new combination. the sedative and the painkiller. drugs that no state had ever used before. in an exclusive interview with

it was widespread 90 in lincoln, 84 in des moines 88 omaha, crazy in the middle of the country. always lot of brush fires there, too. for today, not a lot of troublesome weather, weak system through montana with rain showers, 82 in l.a. we're a little bit cooler. your st. paddy's day forecast for much of the country looking just about perfect, some rain not record breaking from reno all the way to sacramento. i don't know. 93 second week of march the middle of the country, what's summer going to look like. >> summer already. thanks, bill. >>> coming up former presidential candidate in the boxing ring. when you hear who his opponent is you might not like his odds very much. if you have some extra cash here is what you can spend it on. check out this flawless 100 carat diamond auctioned off next month by sotheby's. hoping to get $25 million. s white. wait, don't you mean me? new colgate optic white express white toothpaste has the professionally recommended whitening ingredient hydrogen peroxide for whiter teeth in 3 days. without the hassle of whitening treatments. think of it as

we begin by asking the oracle of omaha how he thinks the economy's doing. >> we're continuing to make progress just like we have at a fairly steady pace ever since the fall of 2009. things hit bottom. the whole country was basically paralyzed for a period of time. and once we started coming back, we kept coming back. i get figures by the day almost, certainly by the week. and most of our businesses are doing more business than they were last year. and they are doing more business last year than the year before. we've not hit anything like a boom type. but compared to the rest of the world. the united states has really been leading the world out of what was sort of the recession to end all recessions. >> even though we have been doing better and better and gains have continued to come in, you yourself have said that those gains aren't distributed evenly. >> no. >> income inequality is a growing concern in this country and it's certainly something that politicians are talking about more and more frequently. how would you fix income inequality? >> the best way is through the earned incom

the volunteers will be monitored at hospitals in atlanta, omaha, nebraska and bethesda.h care worker is currently undergoing ebola treatment after volunteering in sierra leone. the cdc has not identified that patient. >>> and police have released body camera footage that shows the frantic rescue of an 18- month-old utah girl from a car that had crashed into a frigid river 14 hours earlier. as chris miller reports, you can hear a responder there saying there's a baby as he directs crews right to rescue that infant. >> 12:30 in the afternoon, saturday march 8th. an officer races to the scene in spanish fork. a car is upside down in the river with a woman and a toddler inside. the officer bolts from his patrol car and sprints down the steep embankment to the side of the vehicle where he's met by other officers. the men decide the only way in is to flip the car on to its side. after rolling the car over, firefighters enter the vehicle and struggle to free 19-month- old lily from her car seat in the back. soncehe's freed, she's passed along to an officer who rushes her to a w