we'll be live in omaha where liz claman will give us highlights of her interview with the oracle of omahacheryl: we want to update on you the breaking news coming from our colleagues over at the fox news channel. at essence crew witnessed a police officer. chasing an african-american man in baltimore. we're getting a few different details now. in fact, according to the baltimore sun and reporter colin, a commander confirmed it was a shooting. the man had a gun. police were trying to arrest him. supposedly the gun fell and the gun went off. so we're trying to get more details as to what is going on with this suspect in baltimore. and also, again, the commander at the scene saying that he -- that the gun went off. so some different reports coming in at this point. baltimore police are telling us to wait for an official statement from them. they'll either release it on their website or on their facebook page. we'll continue to monitor the twitter account as well. we found out last week that the baltimore police until things escalated in baltimore, were active on twitter. we're watching all t

net jet is run by warren buffett the oracle of omaha.e picked up the interview with warren buffett, and here's what he said about the net jet pilots that want more. >> they average about $145,000 annually. and they're on for seven days and off for seven days. they like the work arrangements. they like that they can enter the system at almost anyplace. we don't see our pilots going elsewhere. they have good jobs. we have a good business. liz: it's a dispute that's dragged on for some years. is that the way pilots really feel? joining us now, pedro is the president of net jet's association of shared pilots, the union representing net jet's pilots. okay. are you guys going to strike? this is going on for so long, at some point, pedro, there is a massive stalemate, someone has to move on this. >> we're currently in mediation. we're probably ten or 12 months before we can request to go on strike. liz: you have to request to go on strike? >> we have to request under the rules we work under to have the ability to go on strike. and we're probabl

. >> pelley: the death of a 29-year-old police officer in an omaha hospital yesterday was especiallyhospital where she recently gave birth to a daughter. and here's michele miller. >> reporter: officer kerrie orozco was looking forward to bringing her daughter, olivia, home today from the hospital. born prematurely in february. but the seven-year police veteran was killed in a shoot-out yesterday with 26-year-old marcus wheeler, a known gang member wanted in connection with another shooting. wheeler was also killed. omaha police chief todd schmaderer: >> she was a friend, a popular officer, a top-notch person, and i just can't imagine that this is even happened in the city of omaha. >> reporter: officer ors onico had worked in the gang unit for three years but was best known in the community as coach k., where she ran a youth's baseball team for the omaha's boys and girls club. in a video put out by the police department, she talked about how much she loved coaching. >> and i see kids in the neighborhood playing out in the streets and i tell them,"hey how old are you? hey, you're nin

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where she ran a youth's baseball team for the omaha's boys and girls club.he police department, she talked about how much she loved coaching. >> when i see kids in the neighborhood playing out in the streets and i tell them, "hey, how old are you? hey, you're nine? cool, you can join our baseball team." a lot of it is changing the mind of these kids that what they see as cool wasn't as cool as being responsible. >> reporter: and the omaha police department says officer orozco is the first officer killed in the line of duty since 2003, scott, and the first female ever killed on this force. >> pelley: michele, thank you very much. fighting a raging river to save a life when we come back. >> pelley: u.s. government forecasters said today there's close to a 100% chance that we'll experience el nino conditions through next winter. el nino is a warming of the pacific ocean and usually brings a lot of rain to the west coast, which could certainly use it. four people driving from miami to l.a. learned that driving singing, and selfie sticks don't mix. especially whe

. >> omaha is funny. >> omaha is a funny word. >> omaha steaks. >> the k stamp. they're funny. outside your door. >> rest of the republican field, marco rubio, scott walker funny enough? >> they will be but we don't know enough about them. >> you love cruz. you feel like cruz is an easy target. >> he's abrasive he's loud he gets republicans upset, he gets democrats upset, he wants to deport the entire major league baseball. he's i think, really -- >> he's your perfect republican nomination. >> right now he's the one i like to amplify and have out there. the more speeches he gives, the better. he's smart. he'll say a lot of things and interesting things but the rest aren't defined. >> you've written a lot of material for politicians who have to give stand-up. who is the best politician that you've written material for that actually knows how to deliver stand-up? >> the best? probably bill clinton. >> just gets it. timing? >> it is timing. it is personality. it is forumperformance skills. there is material and performance skills. he knows how to perform. >> with president obama,

. >>> tonight, police in omaha, nebraska, are mourning the loss of one of their own, a police officer who recently became a mother for the first time. she was only a day away from taking a leave to be with a new baby until a confrontation put her in the line of fire. nbc's kevin tibbles has the tragic story. >> reporter: it was wednesday when officer kerrie orozco, a seven-year veteran of the omaha police force, was serving a warrant when the shooting began. >> officer down. >> officerors cowas shot and rushed to the nearest trauma center but doctors were unable to save her. police were attempting to arrest 26-year-old marcus wheeler, who they say was a known gang member on assault charges. he was also killed in the shootout, a semi-automatic handgun by his side. one of her partners remembers her. >> she just saw people for who they were. the great thing was, she saw the good in all people. >> reporter: officerorsofficer orozco orozco's service went far beyond the police force. she coached baseball and volunteered her time with the girl scouts and the special olympics. celebrating the

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becky quick is out there in omaha. >> i'm here on the floor of the convention center in omaha where 40,000 berkshire faithful are expected to convene tomorrow that is saturday. this is an annual event that has been happening for 50 years here. this time it is a little different. this is the first time that the exhibit floor has ever opened on a friday the day before the annual meeting. it is happening this year because it gives the shareholders here extra time to check out all of the booths. there are a lot of booths here. many of them are for berkshire companies like dairy queen right behind us somebody just handed me a dilly bar. and check this out behind me the geico is here the geico gecko checking out those things and also the companies that berkshire owns a stake in. and heinz is one of the companies. they are a company that berkshire owns a big chunk in and all of the companies have come here to set up booths. what happens tomorrow is buffet and monger take the stage just behind that wall and will answer questions in front of a cast of 30,000 or 40,000 people and will answer questio

i'm live in omaha.to talk about the markets, the fed's interest rate timing and the strong dollar. >>> more of becky's interview. american express, coca-cola, wells fargo and ibm. >>> and his new contract with the miami dolphins made him nfl's highest paid defensive player. the "wall street journal" called him a secret finance nerd. he'll join becky and warren buffett in omaha as the second hour of "squawk box" begins right now. >>> live from the beating heart of business, new york city. this is "squawk box." >>> welcome back to "squawk box," first in business worldwide. i'm joe kernen along with andrew ross sorkin and becky quick joins us. we'll get back out to becky and warren in a minute. >>> it is jobs week in america. the private payroll report coming out on monday and the government's pay roll data due. mcdonald's expected to outline its latest turn around plan under its new ceo. its u.s. menu got too complicated and hurt operations. same-store sales have fallen for two straight years and comcast

liz from the berkshire hathaway shareholder meeting in omaha.ne from the cover of sports illustrated to the cover of forbes. impressive, liz. >> not me. not the cover of sports illustrated. >> you can do it. >> as the crowds thicken, they definitely want to see warren buffett. there's somebody else who is almost as popular as the crowds grow behind kathy ireland. a fox business exclusive with one of the biggest sellers to the nebraska furniture market. she has her own brand of furnishings and products for toddlers and so much more. twenty-eight most popular global brands. only speaking to fox business coming up. the supermodel. super mogul. ♪ ♪ ♪ if you can't put a feeling into words, why try? at 62,000 brush movements per minute, philips sonicare leaves your mouth with a level of clean like you've never felt before, giving you healthier gums in just two weeks. innovation and you. philips sonicare. . >> welcome back to omaha nebraska, the shareholder meeting, you need to be a shareholder to get in here, i found one of the youngest shareholder, h

starting right now from omaha, nebraska. ♪ liz: live from the floor of the centurylink in omaha, nebraskaor the fifth anniversary of warren buffett's berkshire hathaway. he just entered the building. people were rushing past him. he walked fast for an 84-year-old man. it is the fifth anniversary. you ca50thanniversary. welcome shareholders. this is the first time they're opening the floor here the day before the actual meeting. why? (?) as you see throughout, all the businesses that berkshire owns and there are more than 80 of them are represented here and, no, nothing is free. there is no swag. you have to pay for everything. you have to ship everything. guess what, there's a slight shareholder discount. it's pretty unbelievable how much people are buying hundreds of dollars of everything from fruit of the loom. to gensue knives. are these buffett's faithfuls. it's like it's black friday. people are showing up all over the place. fox business has your front row seats for it. but it will not all be smooth sailing for warren buffett. buffett has to battle headwinds. we need to tell you tha

people are moving to omaha. a good place to do business it's a good place to live with your family. >> you guys are opening a brand-new store in texas that will be bigger than any ikea on the planet, right? gigantic. >> several times the size of ikea. we have one right up the road from us. we do our own thing. we have furniture, flooring appliances, electronics, 568000 feet of retail. 1.3 million square feet in the warehouse in texas. >> near dallas right? >> north dallas, the town of the colony between plano and frisco. >> are you going to learn to speak with a texas accent? >> yes. we've been down there, i worked on the crew. we spent several years there planning and negotiating and finding the right site. we looked in ten states. texas is a tremendous place to do business. >> okay, but when you do business, warren told me you will beat any price in texas that people bring to you. >> that's correct. >> yes? >> that's correct. it's not difficult. a very expensive town we're going to show them how to sell great

people are moving to omaha. a good place to do business it's a good place to live with your family. >> you guys are opening a brand-new store in texas that will be bigger than any ikea on the planet, right? gigantic. >> several times the size of ikea. we have one right up the road from us. we do our own thing. we have furniture, flooring appliances, electronics, 568000 feet of retail. 1.3 million square feet in the warehouse in texas. >> near dallas right? >> north dallas, the town of the colony between plano and frisco. >> are you going to learn to speak with a texas accent? >> yes. we've been down there, i worked on the crew. we spent several years there planning and negotiating and finding the right site. we looked in ten states. texas is a tremendous place to do business. >> okay, but when you do business, warren told me you will beat any price in texas that people bring to you. >> that's correct. >> yes? >> that's correct. it's not difficult. a very expensive town we're going to show them how to sell great

the oracle of omaha has packed the house in mgm grand. the mgm stands for mayweather gets monied.uffett fueling up with a coke and a smile. while life maybe a box of chocolates for buffet, he'd know he will get a great return. [bell] >> here we go with the main event of the evening. 12 rounds of boxing for the super welterweight championship of the world. and now ladies and gentlemen boxing fans joining us around the world, live from the mgm grand in las vegas, it is showtime! steve: give me the sports book. john, it is steve. i heard you got a lot of action mayweather will not survive the fight. put me down. >> the referee in a charge, hall of famer, he is fair but stern joe. >> i expect a good clean fight. protect yourselves. do you have any questions, do you have any questions? you going to wear those classes glasses? >> you are damn right. this fight will not last long. >> the fight the entire world has been anticipating. the broker has come to a halt for buffett versus mayweather. buffet bobbing and weaving. mayweather looking to collect all of the data with a victory. buffet

. >>> and wa the oracle of omaha said about stocks bonds and the topic that put buffett on the defensive. all that and more tonight on "nightly business >>> good evening, everyone. and welcome. big changes are coming to two very very large companies. mcdonald's new ceo unveiled a massive global turnaround plan one that he says will revive the business and one that shareholders hope will revive the stock price. cisco, longtime ceo john chambers is stepping down after 20 years in the top job. cisco veteran chuck robbins is in bringing to an end one of silicon valley's lo. mcdonald's investors weren't impressed. they sent shares lower today. cisco managed to rise fractionally. >>> we have two reports. josh lipton on cisco but first courtney reagan looks for the new strategy for the world's es >> the golden arches have been a little tarnished in recent quarters. it will take a lot to turn around the world's largest restaurant chain, but today ceo steve easterbrook is detailing at least the initial strategy two months after taking o >> the reality is our recent performance has been poor. the

outside omaha police headquarters came all day many strangers to pay respects. >> i have four kids. for them to have to miss their mom, it is awful. >> we knew she was present when she was there. >> reporter: on a downtown street army veteran, ron ferguson stood alone in tribute. >> sad. she lived a life for others and we'll all be together someday. >> reporter: officer's name will become the 25th engraved on a monument for those that have lost their lives in the line of duty. >>> late word from baltimore where the state attorney says all six police officers charged in the death of freddie gray have been indicted by a grand jury. his death set off days of protest last month. prosecutors say his neck was broken during an arrest when he was handcuffed shackled and placed head-first into a police van without a seat belt. he died a week later. >>> still ahead, a warning about a new generation of pre-natal tests. everybody wants to know the health of their unborn baby. new tests promise we all enter this world with a shout and we see no reason to stop. so cvs health is creating industry-

here in omaha, it's all about birk shire hathaway and warren buffett. they own 100% of the rail giant bsf, who had been underperforming. now buffett says things are looking up. >> they've improved dramatically. if you look at the figures in the first quarter in terms of train ve loss si, even in terms of earnings, you'll see a big, big change relative to the union pacific, which is our yardstick. so it's turned around even faster than i thought it would. >> that's good news for burlington northern checktive chairman matt rhodes. the company is the nation's second largest freight rail system and hauls half of all the freight in the united states. that's nearly $70 billion worth of consumer goods and commodities. that gives him a pretty good view on how the economy is doing. we sat down with him to find out what he thinks. >> the overall economy is fine. it's not great. i think we're in a weird transition. the oil -- the energy renaissance had such a spillover effect. it was creating a little bit of heat out there in terms of inflationary things, people w

. ♪ >> a called our beach omaha. don't ask me why. i've never been to omaha, but it's in nebraska.ke omaha, france come you can have it. i understand omaha was the roughest spot. we lost some good men, took a few prisoners. i wasn't -- i was told what to expect, so it wasn't like a surprise or anything. for a while, we were pinned down, but a lucky thing -- other beaches were going better, so we got a little more than our share from the old teamwork. the navy came down and finally we got moving. you hear about how long it takes to make battle hardened soldiers of green troops, i got to be a veteran and one day that day. >> and so they paved the beaches with our blood. the germans carried fiercely. the three airborne divisions fought lion like and loud across the plains of friends came german reinforcements. locked in battle, the armies clashed. our first objective then was to merge all of the beachheads into one and 50 miles of men drive on together beyond the red sands to the broken wall. >> where i was, it wasn't too bad getting ashore. it was the same each time. crawl on your be

buffet, the 84-year-old businessman celebrated the 50th 50th anniversary of berkshire hathaway in omaha this past weekend. one of the things was a spoof on a floyd mayweather fight that you will never see. >> warren buffet is here! hey! mayweather! you're going down! >> rose: peter king on tom brady and deflating footballs. david mccullough on the wright brothers. and warren buffet in a spoof about floyd mayweather next >> rose: additional funding provided by: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: the n.f.l. released its long awaited report on "deflategate" this week. the conclusion, new england patriots were using illegally underinflated footballs in last year's conference championship game and quarterback tom brady probably knew of the plan. joining me is peter king of "sports illustrated," he is the one person i wanted to talk to about that. no one knows more about football and no one has reported on it so well for so long. pet

adam: liz is live from omaha. what do you have in store for us? we saw a bunch shareholders, berkshire hathaway shareholders the company warren buffett started 50 years ago wearing these passes. it will by end of entire five-day, six-day weekend it, will prove he made 50 million plus dollars for the company. that is more revenue than some companies make in entire year. because they get shareholder discount, they are buying so much jewelry, et cetera. it is on the floor of the centurylink arena where he is surrounded by i'm guessing 41, 42,000. he hasn't given us the full number. they surround him, warren, look over here. let me take a selfie. it is absolutely crazy. festivities continue all weekend long. brooks running, a running shoe company berkshire hathaway owns has a 5-k race where there was gigantic warren buffett bobblehead running the race. it was a festive atmosphere. he had to answer tough questions about couple of subsidiaryish like clayton homes and netjets. a lot of job cuts. doesn't fit well with some shareholders. they asked him abo

. >>> an omaha police officer, the mother of a premature baby is dead after a shootout. she died at a hospital shortly after the confrontation wednesday, which left the suspect dead. she is the first omaha police officer killed in the line of duty in more than ten years. >>> investigators at the scene of the deadly biker shootout in waco texas recovered over 300 weapons and still counting. they reopened the shopping plaza where the violence broke out. so far, 118 handguns and assault rifles and 157 knives have been identified. many hidden. guns inside a chip bag and a toilet. >> these are gang members carrying extremely violent weapons and committing violent acts in our city. >> nine bikers killed in the shootout. some 170 bikers are under arrest being held on $1 million bond each. >>> new water restrictions may be enacted in drought stricken california. the director of the water board will decide whether to accept and offer by a group of farmers. they are willing to give up a fourth of their available water. in change, they want guarantees the state won't restrict the r

. >> they called our beach omaha don't ask me why. i never been to omaha. i live in nebraska. can have it. omaha was the roughest spot. we lost some good men. took a few prisoners. it was a lousy trade. we've been told what to expect, it wasn't like a surprise or anything. it just, well when it really happens it's different. for a while there we were pinned down but lucky thing, the other beaches were going better so we got a little more than our share of the old teamwork. navy come in air guys and finally we got moving good. we hear a lot about how long it takes to make battle hardened soldiers out of green troops. listen i got to be a veteran in one day. that day. >> so they paved the beaches with our blood and lurched across and reached the. germans battled fiercely. they the three airborne divisions, first of all to land, loud across crater advance came german reinforcement frpz berlin a voice cried out allies must be hurled into the sea. locked in battle the armies clashed. our first objective, then, was to merge all of the beach heads into one and 50 miles of men drive o

the bloodiest place you could possibly be in europe was omaha beach on june the 6th, 1944. >> what wereances of surviving? >> in company a, to which the bedford boys belonged, 116th, 29th division, they landed on the deadliest sector of omaha beach which was the deadliest beach. out of 180 men, 112 were killed. by lunchtime on d-day, maybe 10, 12 guys could actually stand and fight. >> so 10 out of 180. >> yeah. i mean you have to go back to the civil war to experience a loss like that. so there was a huge sacrifice. >> veteran nick zuris shared memories from d-day. where he commanded a seven-man crew on a u.s. navy rocket boat. >> it's not easy to talk about. these guys took an unnecessary beating. >> zuris and his men came before the first wave of troops who stormed omaha beach, the deadliest stretch of the french coastline. under fire the rocket boats shelled the beach to try to soften up german defenses ahead of the landing troops. >> it was tragic. nothing we could do. as i turned around to head away from the beach i saw pointe du hoc. at pointe du hoc they had those army guys goin

. >>> we're also learning more about a fatal officer-involved shootout in omaha, nebraska. newly revealed radio shows officers were desperately trying to save the life of officer kerrie orozco. >> 30-57, right now! >> she was shot in the chest just above her bulletproof vest. it happened on her last shift before she was to go on maternity leave to take care of her daughter born prematurely. as many as 20 officers accompanied orozco to the hospital, but a trauma team was unable to save her. a vigil took place for her last night. family, friends and community members came out to pay respects. her service went above and beyond the police department. officer orozco volunteered with the girl scouts, the special olympics and the boys and girls club of north omaha. >> she gave her life serving and doing what she enjoyed, trying to make a difference. >> officer orozco's funeral is set for tuesday. >>> to shocking allegations involving the oldest child of the duggars, the large christian family featured in the reality tv show "19 kids and counting," "in touch weekly" published a 200

of 38 degrees feeling like winter across the high plains. 64 spring in omaha. 56 in st. louis.in at 63 degrees, checking in the major hubs no reported delays in philadelphia. we're getting reports now that there are minimum delays because of the for 67. logan, 66. chicago midway and o'hare, 46. or handle, sunny and 69. >> in sports now the phillies and mets wrap up their series with a mother's day matinee at citizens bank park. jeff skeverski has highlights of last night's close game. >> reporter: chase utley is off to the worst start by a big leaguer in 100 years. the phillies star going into saturday's game hitting o99. ryan howard and utley out of the lineup. carlos ruiz down the the left field line. they take a 1 one lead. the birthday boy aaron h aran g. that's not what he wants for his birthday. get out the rally cap chase utley gets a standing ovation as he comes up as a pinch hitter in the 9th. look this, he gets a single. next up, ryan howard pinch hitting captain clutch deep to center just misses. phils lose. the they can win the series for the first time over the met

>> yes, across farparts of wisconsin, minnesota and through tomorrow we go to the south, omaha, kansas texas. >> and through the week 10 to 15 degrees above average. temps in the low 80s for highs, more like we would have in june. and extremely high levels of pollen. if you suffer from allergies, you're dealing with that. >> thank you. >>> and from sfan francisco a narrow escape from a tour bus. smoke coming from the back people running to tell the driver know. no one was injured. >>> and now to the mediterranean sea, where the italian coast guard rescued refugees. and not everyone on the boats survived. hamish macdonald with the images tonight. >> reporter: today off the coast of italy, a rescuer tosses life jackets onto a boat in distress. a young boy is carried to safety. others jump and climb onto the coast guard cutter. it's all part of a larger drama unfolding in the mediterranean. over 4,500 people rescued by at least 16 different ships this weekend alone. calm weather encouraging the smugglers whose boats carry refugees fleeing war and poverty in north africa. this group rescue

we are joined by sarah in omaha. this is one of the most heartbreaking stories you could report.e to talk to those in the community as they get ready to say good-bye. how fellow members from the gang unit are going to serve as honorary paul bearers. the priest is the same man that married the officer and her husband. obviously an outpouring of love and support for her family. a lot of concern directed at infant, young olivia ruth. i spoke to the police captain a few minutes ago and asked him what he wants the little girl to know about her mom as she grows up. his response that she treated others as she yourself wanted to be treated. you can see the character and person she was this today's turnout. terribly sad. >> we could know the police department received thousands of messages from as far away as israel and italy. there was a poem written by the police officer that rode in the ambulance with her. it's been viewed 3 million times. thank you for that alive report. >>> children in florida are recovering from a scary incident involving a bounce house. a waterspout came on shore s

across parts of wisconsin, southeast minnesota and through tomorrow, we go to the south, omaha, northernansas, western parts of texas. and through the week, 10 to 15 degrees above average. temps in the low 80s for highs, more like we would have in june. with that early heat, trees are blooming. and extremely high levels of pollen. if you suffer from allergies, like i do, you're dealing with that. >> thank you. >>> and from san francisco, a narrow escape from a tour bus. the double-decker bus was packed with tourists when smoke and fire started coming out the back. check out that video. people running to tell the driver know. everyone rushed off and the fire department arrived. no one was injured. >>> and now to the mediterranean where the italian coast guard rescued thousands of refugees. smugglers taking advantage of calm waters. sending dozens of boats packed with people going on dangerous voyages. and not everyone on the boats survived. hamish macdonald with the images tonight. >> reporter: today off the coast of italy, a rescuer tosses life jackets onto a boat in distress. a young bo

warren buffett's meeting continues in omaha.an has been catching up with the oracle of omaha himself. liz, i love watching this event. you're right there with warren. what did he say? liz: oh, my gosh. so much. and you all are going to get to hear it all. put this one in the record books, melissa. now you have some 40,000 people finally leaving town in omaha after spending the whole weekend here. it is official warren buffett has brought in more people for a single day's event than taylor swift and garth brooks. people come from all over the world. they swarm around him. they get their first chance to get close to him on saturday morning before he starts taking questions from shareholders during the meeting. they jump around him. yell for pictures. they want selfies. he walks among them. journalists, more than 100 internationally are pushing and shoving. fox business manages to get right next to him and talks to him about a host of issues. he goes all weekend long. yesterday he was at the jewelry company that berkshire hathaway

the city of omaha preparing to say good-bye to a beloved police officer. gathering outside the church where the mass will be held. the officer was killed last week during a shoot out with a suspect. she leaves behind a husband, a newborn baby and two step children. let's go live to sarah. what are people in the community telling you? >> they are just heart broken. they say today is all about honoring this officer and every aspect of her life. there has been a steady stream of blue in and out of the church. you can see here behind me some of the officers outside. they're going through final rehearsals for ceremonial aspects today. all of them wearing white carnations tinged with red underneath their badges. now, law enforcements from neighboring agencies are taking over and helping out with duties to help as many as possible to help with the service. we spoke to the captains about the bond that reeunites law enforcement. >> the community in not only omaha but across the country, we're close, we're tight. when one dies part of us dies. we feel that pain. we

omaha beach on june 6th 1944. >> what were your chances of surviving? bedford boys belonged 129th division they landed on the deadliest sector of omaha beach which was the deadliest beach. out of 180 men, 112 were killed. by lunchtime on d-day, maybe 10 12 guys could actually stand and fight. >> so 10 out of 180. >> you have to go back to the civil war to experience a loss like that. so it was a huge sacrifice. >> veteran nick ju ris shared memories from d-day. >> it's not easy to talk about. >> he and his men came before the girs wave of troops who stormed omaha beach, the deadliest stretch of the french coastline. under fire the rocket boats shelled the beach to try to soften up german defenses ahead of the landing troops. >> it was tragic. nothing we could do. as i turned around to head away from the beach, i saw them point too high. and they had those army guys going up metal ladders and the germans were shooting them off the metal ladders. >> you saw the rangers climbing up -- >> they were climbing up the damn metal ladders -- >> today zuris still

i think we do a pretty good job here in omaha. we still have work to do. that legacy of service and build those bonds. >> detective marcus taylor vernetta cossack ka thank you for helping us and everyone remember her. >> thank you. >> as we mention, this fund has been set up to help support kerrie's various causes especially for her little girl olivia ruth who was just born. if you want to help visit firstrespond firstresponders omaha.org/kerries-causes. vo: today's the day. more and more people with type 2 diabetes are learning about long-acting levemir®. as my diabetes changed it got harder to control my blood sugar. today, i'm asking about levemir®. vo: levemir® is an injectable insulin that can give you blood sugar control for up to 24 hours. and levemir® helps lower your a1c. levemir® lasts 42 days without refrigeration. that's 50% longer than lantus® which lasts 28 days. levemir® comes in flextouch® the latest in insulin pen technology from novo nordisk. levemir® is a long-acting insulin used to control high blood sugar in adults and children with di