in omaha she continued her work in public service teaching science and chemistry for 15 years at omaha burke high school and culminating as the supervisor of all-science education for the entire omaha public school system. in 1991, dr. mitchell took an instructor position at the university of nebraska-omaha, and for the next 22 years dr. mitchell educated future science teachers in the college of education. it was during this time that dr. mitchell earned her doctorial degree from the university of nebraska-lincoln. dr. mitchell's public service went far beyond just the overwhelm are a and midwestern region to include work and study abroad. among her many postdoctorial accomplishments, she twice had the honor of working at oxford -england and had summer classes in countries across southern africa. since 1991, she's received 21 awards, including the stem legacy award from the empowerment network earlier this year and the u.n.o. alumni excellence and teaching awards in 2009. dr. mitchell has led a vibrant and inspiring life of public service and education and worked to enrich the lives o

warren buffett: i tell the story of a woman here in omaha, a polish jew who was in one of the worst campsn germany during world war ii. a number of other members of her family were there and some did not come out. some years ago, she looked at me and said, warren, i am slow to make friends because when i look in their eyes and think -- would they hide me? i tell people, if you get to be 60 years old, 70 years old, and you have a lot of people who would hide you, another way of saying a lot of people who love you, you are a success. i have never seen anybody with a lot of people who love them when they get to be 60 and 70 who are unhappy. i have seen a lot of people with a lot of money who at 70 are very unhappy individuals and nobody loves them. their own children would say, "he is in the attic." the ultimate satisfaction in life is not how big your bank account is. it is whether the people you wish love you actually do love you. >> are you successful? warren buffett: i feel ok, not as successful as others. take your time, i'm doing fine. i do feel good about the people who work around me

warren: well, i tell a story of a woman in omaha who was in one of the worst camps in germany in worldar ii. other members of her family were there with her. some of them did not come out. some years ago, she looked at me, and she said, "warren, i am very slow to make friends because when i look in somebody's eyes, the question in my mind is -- would they hide me?" and i tell people if they have got to be 60 or 70 years of age, and you have people who will hide you, you are a success. you will know you are excess. anybody get toen 70 when they have a lot of people who love them who are unhappy. as their own kids would say, he is in the attic. so the ultimate satisfaction in life is not how big your bank account is it is really if the , people that you wish love you actually love you. terre: so are you successful? warren: i feel ok. i am not as successful as others. take your time, i'm doing fine. i do feel good about the people who work around me, people i have worked with, my children, grandchildren. it is not a function of money with those people. terre: you would say you are a succe

woor live in omaha, nebraska, with warren buffett.ending in questions and we want to run through a bunch of these as fast as we can. someone wrote in, gary gambino, t-26. self-driving car technology continues to advance rapidly. how do you see it affecting geico earnings? >> well, self-driving cars will be adopted if they are safer. if they are safer that brings down insurance costs and premiums significantly. if all the cars -- if a safe autonomous car had been developed, 260 million vehicles on the road, time to break in average years, if the day comes when a significant number of cars on the road are autonomous, it will hurt geico's business very significantly. >> it sounds like you potentially see this happening sooner than maybe you anticipate add few years ago. that's the case with me. >> it's the last 1%. it's going to happen one way or another. but who knows, you had the situation in st. louis years ago. if you were driving down the road and somebody took control of your car, only one or two experiences like that can slow it d

temperature in philadelphia, 44. 60 in omaha, nebraska. that warmer air has to make it all the way to the east coast and on through. again, wednesday afternoon back in the 60s and 70s by thursday around. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, today's high, 55 not balanced breezy and cooler than -- not bad, breezy and cooler. tomorrow, sun to clouds, are 51. clouds back to sun on wednesday, zooming up to 65 with the ridge building in. thursday we'll go for a high of 74 degrees which is around the record high for thursday's day day -- date, the record high is 75 in philadelphia that's goes back to the 1800s. wow. friday, still back and forth average, 63 degrees. shower or thunderstorm mixed in. saturday, rain possible and high of 62 degrees there. sunday, the sunshine roars back, but it's cooler with a high of 48 degrees, breezy and chillier on sunday as we get set for the oscars sunday night on 6abc. >> 6:39 a.m., speedway scare, three people watching a sprint car race are injured when the racer wrecks near the sand. >> bouncing back

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how does the oracle of omaha know that? simple. he's comparing stocks to bonds. that's their natural competition. and he believes that bonds represent little value here versus stocks long term because interest rates are so low. he didn't get into some big rigamarole about president trump. he talked about owning great u.s. businesses over long terms and how you'll have managerial ingenuity and american economic dynamism on your side. i quote, american business, and consequently a basket of american stocks is virtually certain to be worth far more in the years ahead. i couldn't agree more, and he warns that, i quote, ever present naysayers may prosper by marketing their gloomy forecasts, but heaven help them if they act on the nonsense they peddle. boy, this guy sure doesn't mince words. the only tangential message to today's political investing environment was a jab buffett took at those who think buybacks are unamerican, no doubt a reference to what some companies will do with repatriated money. buffett loves dividends, one of the reasons he likes his long term h

was a former mujaheddin he is back there as an afghan american and his family was safe in omaha, nebraska. i gave saudi my cell phone. i didn't want to have it. these guys will call you in the middle of the night, at 2:00 in the morning, and they were stopped it he green zone because they forgot their badge. one time he told the op center to say they needed an ac-130 and they did and rescued the special forces that had saudi's cell phone number when we visited that day. he radio had gone out. so again, these individuals take on extraordinary importance in the lives of those leaders who are trying to interface with a host nation, with its citizens and community eaders, religious leaders, tribal elders and all the rest of that and again they have an immense responsibility. not only do they have to translate it correctly and not skew it one way or another, they have to pull you aside and say that guy was lying to you or that was not in line with what we think is the real message of that particular segment of society. paul: not something an american fluent in arabic could provide?

. >> there you go there's some snow, 6 inches of snow came down in omaha, after temperatures reachedgrees, what? kids in omaha got a snow day yesterday and spring fling days before. >>> kids in wisconsin enjoyed a day of sledding that looks like fun. some of them golfed days before, but now winter is back. one boy said being in school is all right, but being with friends and family on the sledding hill a whole lot better. >> reporter: here here. old man winter's attempt to get back on my good side. i've moved on. >> it's already too late. >> reporter: let's talk about one more warm day for february's standards before we see cooler changes arrive tomorrow. get out and enjoy it. just like yesterday today will be a day in the 70s with a combination of sun and clouds, beautiful shot of cape may. just a few clouds out there this morning. radars are clear, keep an eye to the athe cars this afternoon, keep an eye to the radars, we'll have rain in the afternoon. lancaster, 61. philadelphia, 57. trenton, 56. even the poconos, 54 degrees, satellite and radar there's the line of showers and thu

at this early hour up close to 60 in omaha, nebraska that warm air has to work its way through, this looks like another above-average week. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, today's high, 5 degrees, breezy and bit cooler for president's day. sun and clouds on tuesday, 51 degrees, a chance of a spotty sprinkle or shower at night that could spill into the early hours of wednesday. it doesn't look like a whole lot of rain. in the afternoon on wednesday, the sun comes back and temperatures bounce back, 65. thursday, the ridge of high pressure is right over us, we get near-record warmth, high of 74. cloudy and damp on friday, showers. 62 on saturday, rain possible there, as well. the sun is back on sunday we're breezy and cooler for oscar night. remember when we're not on the air you can get the latest weather information by going to 6abc.com/weather. usually the oscars we're bundling up, it will be a little cooler on sunday. >> thanks, david. >>> new this morning, strong storms rolled through southern texas, heavy rain and hail brought down trees and power lines. there was a

the oracle of omaha may be worth billions of dollars, he lives less like a tycoon and much more likeage joe. even as someone who i've interviewed many times over the years and learned a lot about. there's a lot that i did not know about warren buffett. that i've learned from this new film "becoming warren buffett." that looks at the life of this extraordinary businessman. >> i'll have the sausage mcmuffin with egg and cheese. >> this is a bacon, egg and cheese biscuit. the market is down so i think i'll pass up the 3.17 and go for the 2.95. >> warren buffett is the only person who from scratch built a company that is in the top ten of the fortune 500. >> i find it enjoyable. there were two points, one when came 0 out of the womb and one when i met suzy. >> warren is smarter than anyone knows. >> i was a lopsided person she put me together. i thought i would pile on money and she would unpile it. running a foundation. and therefore society would benefit. 99% of everything i make will go to others. the largest, gift ever given was completely amazing. >> investment problems they're easy

charlie: they send the money to omaha, and i interest it.dd these how he sticks the people around him, his sense of talent. >> he claims it takes him a long time to learn human behavior because he was awkward as a young point. he understood numbers but not people. as bill gates says later in the film, his sense of picking people and what they can and anythingis beyond anyone else can do. that has come in a huge way from being unable to communicate with people early on. charlie: it was perfect for him to meet bill gates because bill tells the story of how they met. peter: bill's mother wanted to did not want to spend time away from microsoft and has no interest in investing. as phil says, there is no value -- bill says, there is no value added here. they hit it off so big they have become best friends. he is ont he board now. i asked bill gate if warren was like a father figure to him. he said yes, in a way he is a father figure and friend. at the end of the interview, his wife turned to me and said that was the first time i heard him say tha

. >> how about omaha roseau. she did so good in the "apprentice."y, listen, i have been getting everything wrong about trump. i said he was going to lose. i'm picking all omaha -- omarsoa is tougher than mooch. liz: shy is comic. give me a break. >> give me omarosa. liz: guess who is not with madison square garden. somebody has been banned for life from walking into madison square garden for the rest of his life. former knicks player charles oakley banned for life. he got into fight two nights ago with madison square garden security. he was cuffed and arrested. he was apparently in expensive seats right near msg executive chair james dolan. had some words. he was calling him names and then i guess he was asked to leave. we should rewind that tape. >> liz, i had dinner -- liz: you had dinner with him. >> i had dinwer oakley three weeks ago. he couldn't have been a nicer guy. he is a gentleman. that is the last guy you want to put your hands on. i am telling you this guy is solid as a rock. liz: my goodness. what is this about? so he has been banned f

guest: what i came away, having deal of time in omaha, what i came away with was feeling refreshed thatomeone like warren, a billionaire with all the power he wants at his fingertips, with all the money he could ever make, is a decent human being. i think he's a lesson in decency and humanity and democracy. he believes that every life has equal value. it's not the money. the money is secondary to what the man deal of time in omaha, what i came away with was feeling represents, and i think that goes back to his father's early teaching and susie's democratic, more liberal, more compassionate tendencies that were picked up on. charlie: i would only add to that integrity. a great sense of integrity. you don't planer the sidelines, you play near the center of the field. guest: in the film we do the salmon story. -- solomon story. when solomon got into trouble he took over as chairman. and testified in front of the senate committee. he said, if you lose a shred of reputation, you are finished. as long as you make mistakes, that's no problem. if you lose a shred of reputation -- it's all about

now, he had to convince the draft board in omaha to take him back into service. and they put him through boot camp all over again to make sure he was physically up to it. but he made it. he went back to the pacific theater. he was assigned to a destroyer where he protected u.s. marines in the invasion of okinawa. after 82 days of brutal combat, u.s. forces took okinawa. don stratton, nearly fatally injured in the first american battle of world war ii played an important role in one of the last battles of that war. don stratton finished the war. now, it is our job to finish the work in front of us. with determination, we can address our challenges and position our state for future long term growth. we can balance the budget, set spending priorities, deliver essential services, all without raising taxes on nebraska families. and by controlling spending, we can set ourselves up for future tax relief. that is the nebraska way. folks, this is our opportunity to demonstrate what a little nebraska grit and a free economy have to offer. the sky is the limit. i look forwa

we'll probably learn more about this at the shareholder meeting in omaha if not sooner. >> do you have your plane ticket? >> i'm ready to go of. >> sutherby's turns a profit and that's where we begin. the auction house sent strong demand for art pieces made by david bowie. helping the company with expectations. they said the purchases in 2016 helped the overall results. it soared. zpoet video companies shutter stock said an increase in pay downloads led to a strength in sales. however, it was offset. they were down more than 16%, 43.02. >> ask the low pressure medicine delivered promising results. they said it plans to meet with the food and drug administration to discuss submitting a new drug application later this year. shares skyrocketed. >>> meanwhile in flight internet provider go-go reported a loss in its latest quarter. the results were still better than expected as the company been fritd higher customer use an. revenue did sxris that also surpassed analyst expectations. maybe that's why the stock was up today. and there was a profit, revenue did come in a little light but the f

close to 60 in omaha. that mild air is shifting toward the east. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 5 degrees breezy and cooler today for president's day, but darn nice. sun and clouds tuesday, high of 51. maybe a sprinkle early wednesday, otherwise it's clouds to sun, we do bounce back up to a high of 65 as the ridge starts to push east on wednesday, but right ahead of the next change thursday looks beautiful. near record warmth, partly sunny skies, high of 74 in philadelphia. the record is 75 set back in the late 1800s, it's been a while since we've been this mild. friday, things change, 63, there could rain and drizzle and maybe a thunderstorm popping on friday afternoon. saturday, cloudy, there could rain or drizzle around, 62 degrees, finally on sunday, i suppose it's back to reality weather we're getting closer to the average high at 48 degrees, sunshine, though, and not bad. >> we'll still be on the high from the earlier temperatures. >> it is 5:40 a.m., next up new developments in the murder of two girls in indiana why police are

.: mary is calling in from omaha, nebraska on our republican line. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i tried to get in when mr. johnson was on because i wanted to remind him about your previous gentleman caller from connecticut that said he was syrian, and in syria they believe in sharia law. he says he submits to allah and thinks us westerners are ignorant and we should submit to allah. that is dangerous. when we let people come in from syria and those hotspots, we don't know what is in their heart. i have done a lot of reading and investigating, and a lot of them do want to come over and change our western world to sharia law. you cannot believe in sharia and the constitution at the same time. host: some other headlines today from politico. out -- has frozen rejected for critical security plans, effectively ending his tenure on the national security council and escalating tensions between flynn and the intelligence community. the move comes as a tense relationship between flynn and the trump administration and the intelligence community increased close

becky quick in omaha.ors association meeting with president trump this morning at the white house. headlines crossing as we speak as we await the tape playback we'll share with you from that meeting let's get some of the headlines. elon moin joins us with more. >> reporter: good morning. trump announced during the address to governors that he will have a big statement on infrastructure in tuesday's speech before congress. he also said, quote, we are going to start spending on infrastructure big. trump also spoke about his budget going forward. he said budget increases in defense will be offset with spending decreases elsewhere. he talked about regulatory reform saying that they're going to be moving very quickly on that issue. and that his budget will focus on public safety and national security as well. when it comes to health care, he said there is a really, really good solution forthcoming. that that is an area that has provided a major riff between republican governors and the white house, about a doze

>> i hope that what i came away, having now spent a great deal of time in omaha, what i came away withas feeling refreshed that someone like warren, a billionaire with all the power he wanted at his fingertips, with all the money he could ever make, is a decent human being, and i think he's a lesson in decency and humanity and democracy. he believes that every life has equal value. it's not the money. it's the money is secondary to what the man represents, and i think that goes back to his father's early teaching, and susie's kind of democratic, more liberal, more compassionate tendencies warren picked up on. >> rose: i would only answer that integrity, he has a great sense of integrity, that you don't play near the sidelines, you try to play near the center of the field. >> in the film we do the solomon story. everyone was surprised when he bought into solomon. he did buy in and when solomon got into trouble he took over as chairman and testified before the senate committee and he said, if you lose a shred of reputation, you're finished. as long as you make mistakes, that's no problem

. >> omaha, nebraska, creighton hosted john thompson, first half, georgetown down four, on the break,steps up, he hits the jumper. 16 points for him. down two. now second half, too much market fostered, ninth pass in on the wing, knocking down the trade, and cia fon just cruising. later georgetown has at ball. blue jays forced the turnover fasting to foster, huge slam, and georgetown falls to christon 87-70. to the a-10, george washington on the road visiting duquesne. up 7, off the turnover, colonials on the break. throwing down the two handed slam. 14 points in the game, gw up nine. later in the half, here comes duke. kicks out to mike louis, the second he drives, gets that floater in, 22 points for him. do you think's down five. there's a few plays later, three point game, jordan closes the door, knocking down the trade. gw goes on to win 77-70. well, last time we saw the nats, they exited the post season in a loss to the dodgers, but now it's almost spring with flowers and hope blooming all over again. we report from west palm beach from a new beginning to a new season. >> reporte

. >> note to self, we might have to shift you to omaha. >> we talked about that. >> coming up but inside the big east. we take a look back at the way it was as we go all access inside the house and locker room from around the league. >> do it again. [cellphone ring] uh oh, should have put that phone on silent. luckily, jay chews trident to help clean and protect his teeth, so he can hide his guilt with a convincing grin. that's it jay, they'll never know. trident. cherish your teeth. >> you guys, you got to stay on the attack. >> last time we were in this predicament, we were at home. it is the exact same situation. cannot get them the second shot. >> we just had to dig him down here. five guys go find body and then you have to go get the ball. >> we are waiting for somebody else to go get it. you go get it. >> i see you all working baby. just box them out. >> take away the 3. >> what just happened at their? was that a second street character like cookie monster. >> we will see you next week on inside the big east. (upbeat fun music) - you're watching teen kids news. i'm livia. here's th

in omaha, you're up closer to 60 degrees, that means warmer air is sitting out there, it will be inching toward the east by thursday in particular, we could be looking at more record warmth. today's high, 55 degrees, breezy and cooler, and above average for president as day. tomorrow, sun and clouds, 51. a sprinkle late at night perhaps into early wednesday morning. wednesday overall it's clouds to sun and back up there to 65 degrees, very mild. thursday, we blow torch the temperatures, looks like we have a shot ahead of a cold front of getting all the way up to 74 degrees in philadelphia and that would be one off the record high. like last week where we had a couple of days of challenging record highs looks like we'll do the same on thursday. friday, cloudy and damp, 63 degrees, showers and drizzle around, saturday mostly cloudy with at least some rain possible high of 62. on sunday, breezy and cooler, lots of sun, 48 degrees, of course we're all getting ready for the oscars on sunday night and friday morning we'll be announcing our picks for best picture and actor and actress. a lot of

places like minneapolis, northern sections of iowa come all the way to omaha, those areas under winter storm watches now. this storm center heads to the northeast. we are in the warm sector of it and we will be breezy and sunny and warm today. a few spots in the upper 70's. very warm tonight in the mid-50's. tomorrow is the front gets closer, we will deal with showers and thunderstorms. outdoor plans -- if you want dry weather, do it early in the morning because clouds will and late morning and by 2:00 in the afternoon, the radar may look like this. temperatures in the upper 60's and close to 70. when the front goes through, thunderstorms, we will see temperatures start to fall off of it, even more so by the time we hit sunday morning. look at the potential of these storms in the storm threat index. the biggest thing to worry about will be strong, damaging winds. not much concern for tornadoes. heavy rain will be brief but that is a possibility. things change by saturday night. feeling like it is in the 30's and low 40's, and then sunday morning, upper 20's to about 30 is the way it wi

we have two days today an tomorrow for all the mild air to get through and look at omaha, nebraska, just 28 degrees there, yes that cold air comes in in a hurry wednesday night and by thursday in the morning we may actually have snow on the ground. it's looking like a good bet for that now. i'll go over the models for an amount of snow and for now jacket weather but it gets milder over the next several hours. >> all right thank you. >>> breaking news now we want to go live and take a picture of the u.s. senate floor here in washington, d.c. the senate has just approved the nomination of betsy devos, the president's choice to be the education secretary. this is the live picture of the nation's capital. the democrats worked all night long to try to derail betsy derose's nomination, saying she is unfit for the job. vice president mike pence in this vote became the first vice president of the united states to break a 50/50 tie and push through the president's controversial cabinet knox knee and betty devos is voted through by the u.s. senate, the president's choice to be secretary of educati

extends through the dakotas, up into minnesota and even to michigan with strong thunderstorms into the omaha area. we keep it mild with maybe a few foggy spot upper 50s. tomorrow 76-degrees. we're staying warm. i wanted to show you on the seven day forecast, the weekend drama where we go from 73 on saturday to 40, 52 on saturday. watch for the showers and storms. one or two of them could be strong. they'll come through between noon and 2 on saturday. a few showers possible monday, tuesday. we'll collect everything we can get in the rain bucket right now we're very dry, wednesday, back to about 68-degrees. > would be again, we are following breaking news out of northeast washington that we have reports that two district police officers have been shot in the 1400 block of morse street. marina maracco is live on the scene tonight. marine action i don't know if you have any details yet on the condition of those two police officers, have you heard anything. >>reporter: no, not yet. we we are a block north of the eighth street corner. we were told to set up at this corner because this is where act

police in omaha nebraska cradled to frozen girls and rushed them to the hospital.jennifer wandered out of their house at 4:00 a.m. and got lost in the snow. they were suffering from hypothermia and severe frost bite by the time the officers found them by following their tiny footprints. after days in the intensive care unit and months of physical therapy, both twins made a full recovery but had never met their guardian angels until now. >> let's see, who's who. i'm going to say you're courtney. >> yes. >> jennifer. >> nice to meet you. >> love that. the twins are now 23 years old and dedicate some of their time volunteering for the children's hospital that that helped them during their very long recovery. >> great story for the twins. >>> in health check today at 4:00 one hero is in need of his own hero. los angeles county sheriff jorge chavez has an aggressive form of leukemia and is into need of a bone marrow transplant. however there's mom match in his family or the national bone marrow registry so he's hoping someone in the public a total stranger can help him.

if you go straight he across the region to omaha, it is 60.ll this warm air is sliding east ahead of a cold front. wednesday and thursday you'll feel a change out there, similar to what we had last weekend. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, breezy and a bit cooler today, still above average for this time of the year high of 57 for president's day. sun to clouds, 51. maybe a sprinkle overnight, clouds to sun on wednesday, there you go all the way up to 65 degrees for the high. thursday ahead of the approaching front, 74 is the high if we hit that we'll be one shy of a record set in the 1800s. friday is looking mild, 67 degrees, there could be a sprinkle or shower around and it might feel humid on friday. saturday, cloudy skies, 62 degrees, maybe a chance of a shower and out of season thunderstorm, wow! sunday back to rereality, -- bak to amendment and breezy and cooler 48 degrees. >>> topping our people scene u.s. soccer legend amy is engaged. she shared a photo of the two women holding hands and wearing wings. they started dating l

it's all snow already back towards omaha, nebraska, that storm moves our way. that storm is making its way to winchester, martinsburg, frederick, and areas to the north and west. it doesn't include d.c. i'll show you why it doesn't, and what you can expect in your region. i've got the latest snowfall totals. see you back here in about ten minutes. >> see you >>> a dangerous storm is moving fast across the deep south tonight after uneleashing three tornadoes in south louisiana, including new orleans. families left homeless and tens of thousands are without power tonight. among the worst hit areas, new orleans east, in some of the same neighborhoods ravaged by hurricane katrina more than a decade ago. >> it's overwhelming. and to think of the work that has to be done to rebuild a second time, it's a lot. >> police are going door to door tonight, checking on residents who might be trapped. the storm system is still threatening millions as it moves east toward florida. >>> the date is set now for d.c.'s first real showdown with the new congress. on monday, the hous

. >>> to omaha, nebraska, we go. creighton hosting john thomas. the hoyas, georgetown down 4. on the break, that's rodney pryor. 16 points for him. hoyas down two. now, in the second half, too much marcus foster. nice pass to him on the wing. knocking down the tre. creighton just starting to cruise. later in the half, georgetown with the ball, but it would be no good. georgetown falls to creighton 87-70. coming up on "sports final," carol know you have a dedicated advisor and team who understand where you come from know you can craft an investment plan as strong as your values ♪ know that together, you can establish a meaningful legacy with the guidance and support of your dedicated pnc wealth management® team. >>> okay. guess what. you only have one more day to say bao the giant panda leaves for china on tuesday. it's part of the deal. we knew this. all giant pandas original from china have to go back by the time they're 4. keepers say she'll be more comfortable tra

that's a sign of things to come. 68 in omaha and des moines. that milder air will work to the east. all eyes are westward, frances, as the big storm hits l.a. >> maybe. tough for us. tough for people headed that way, bonnie, thank you. >>> impressive reflexes on display. an employee catches a toddler with one hand after he fell off the counter. there's a celebration with a thumbs up. he credited sky diving training for the >>> just ahead, a recall involving toddlers and parents. the deportation of undocumented residents "early today" back in two. hambone! sally! 22! hut hut! tiki barber running a barber shop? yes!!! surprising. yes!!! what's not surprising? how much money david saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. who's next? that's your underwearstrong, dude.cleaner. so clean...keeps you could wear them a second day. charmin ultra strong. it's 4 times stronger, and you can use less enjoy the go with charmin. need a fast absorbing try nivea in-shower body lotion. wash. apply. it a

omaha police officers raced to the scene. 45 minutes later, the girls were found in an alley, freezing >> your hands had ice hands. >> reporter: that was 20 years ago. those twins, jennifer and kourtney, survived. and now, finally met the officers who saved their lives to thank them. >> i was over here and i walked across and started looking. >> reporter: the girls and their parents watched the video from that night. the officers walking them through the painful search. >> just seeing her, you know, pretty much dead you -- yeah, you look terrible. >> reporter: jennifer and kourtney still have some scars from that night, but they survived, thanks to these officers. >> you can read things but seeing it, what they saw, what they did, they're heroes. >> reporter: and 20 years later, those officers are thankful they never gave up. and so are we. thanks so much for watching. good night. good night.

food processing giant conagra, the maker of chef boyardee and slim jim, moved its headquarters from omaha, nebraska, to chicago with a collection of undisclosed tax incentives from illinois. newell brands, which makes sharpie pens and rubbermaid products, moved from atlanta, georgia, to hoboken, new jersey, with a $27 million tax incentive package. hotel chain marriott stayed put in maryland after it was promised a $62 million in incentives. >> competition between the states overall is extremely high. companies that have their presence here in the state get calls from north carolina, south carolina, texas, so we have governors that come into the state to try to recruit companies away. so, it's incredible intensive. my own personal view-- and i think our governor, as well-- is that it's not necessarily beneficial for us to be using state tax dollars, which is what we do for their financial incentive programs that are offered, like g.e. got out of boston. ther, we focus on reallyiescial growing the companies that are here. >> reporter: has there been any local pushback or blowback? i mean,

the investment guru, known as the sage of omaha, said stocks were virtually certain to be worth far mores ahead. us markets are currently trading at record highs. profits at private australian companies showed an increase of 20% in the last three months of 2016. it's a big boost for the economy and is the highestjump in operating profits for that time of year in 17 years. higher prices for raw materials meant that mining companies did well in particular. later in the week australia is due to release its latest growth figures after the suprise contraction of 0.5% in the third quarter of last year. google's voice—activated digital assistant will soon be available on smartphones running the latest versions of the android operating system. until now, google assistant had only been available on the firm's flagship pixel phones. the service, like siri on iphones, allows users to interact with apps and ask questions. the company says that the software update would bring google assistant to hundreds of millions of new users. the main opposition party in south korea, the democratic party, has sai

but i did have peyton manning yell at my hand before and he's like omaha and i said no no it's open and close like you idiot and he said your arm doesn't work right now. then like pain manning, you're adorable. so i get to do some pretty cool things that i jumped out of an airplane, learn how to drive. please don't be upset to and i go work out and speak at conferences. i don't fake how happy i am. it's not because i want you to like me. if he if you didn't like me i would cry. but no. i do this because i know what price has been paid for this country. the price could've been paid for me and i'm thankful to be around. on the screen right now is the meat and potatoes. until a lot of jokes cause i want you to see me for me. that's not my message at all. on the screen here though on the top left is my buddy francis. brandon. he's a great guy and on his third appointment afghanistan he was at fort bliss out of texas and he wasn't with me first and second he was. he was in a humvee with for the guys. they had a bomb and everyone in the truck died. it's horrible. i know that. i'm not trying t

of omar does have a preference for simplicity, but one thing that struck me from -- the oracle of omahar preference for's implicit, but one thing that struck me from the letters was share buybacks. were in buffett did not seem to negative on that. can you explain that? one thing he did say about share buybacks is the company should be very clear about the price they are willing to repurchase their own shares. he compared it to making an acquisition of another company in which case you very carefully analyze what you think the other company is worth. it is a dangerous instinct. yousef: thank you. we have to leave it there. thanks for joining us. plenty more to come on the show, including the president of the barcelona football club. this is bloomberg. ♪ $2sef: saudi arabia's trillion violation of saudi aramco is being called into question. analysts have told bloomberg worthhe company may be less. that means that saudi arabia would warn a fraction of the $2 trillion if it goes forward with the plan in 2018. a yes vote on the presidential referendum -- opponents of the proposal fear that t

moving through portions of texas stretching all the way from mexican border bronzeville all the way to omahale, highlight here, austin, dallas, that's something we are continuing to watch for the rest of today as the weather slowly tracks to the east, folks in the eastern half of the country enjoying spring-like weather. take a look at the temperatures before today is over. clayton: scoring 52 points. al-star record. western conference to 192 to 182 win over eastern conference. davis named mvp of last night's game. heather: nice. heather: he edgeed out dale, jr., 192 miles per hour. elliot is the first repeat winner in 27 years. clayton: 13-year-old dominateing the court in new jersey. she could play on the school's team. heather: she had to fight for the right after the school shut down girl's team over lack of players. she scored nearly a quarter of the team's points during first game. a good player. clayton: good for her. ten minutes after the hour, missing toddler who disappeared was found buried in the bushes, how police trapped him down after mom called 911. heather: pc police are on p

she said her omahas a lot of -- home has a lot of damage. >> how many shots were fired at her house. >> i asked her could she have been hit, she said absolutely. in terms of how many shots she told me the windows were shot up. the door and garage, it was a lot of shots. >> it's like a war zone. thank you. >>> stay with ktvu for more on the story as it develops tonight and through the weekend. >>> strong wind and rain return to the bay area, many reservoirs are dumping water and we're seeing the power of the winds. >> heavy rain is coming down in places. bill martin with the latest. >> it's raining hard. the morning commute was wet and the afternoon commute is a wet situation, water the roadways, there's a wind advisory. the rainfall accumulations are significant, 2 inches in ben lomond. and these are the totals since the start of this morning. half inch in oakland. as we speak, it raining on the afternoon commute. not just in the bay area, los angeles is getting hammered with heavy rain, flood warnings and flood watches. the heaviest rain is the areas of orange, rainfall rates are si

omaha police officers raced to the scene. 45 minutes later, the girls were found in an alley, freezingce hands. >> reporter: those twins jennifer and courtney survived am now finally met the officers who saved their lives to thank them. >> i walked across to start looking. >> reporter: the girls and the parents watched the video from that night. the officers walking them through the painful search. >> just seeing her, you know, pretty much dead. you look terrible. >> reporter: jennifer and courtney still have scars from that night, but they survived, thanks to these officers. >> you can read things, but like seeing it, what they saw, what they did, they're heroes. >> reporter: and years later those officers are thankful they never gave up. >> that was tom yanez reporting. let's check in with him. >> me. >>> i love giving this weather forecast. beautiful today. equally as beautiful tomorrow. the sky is rather quiet. no rain on doppler 7. in terms of your sky on sunday, 64 san jose. and 64 the my high in strong southerly winds. perhaps a sprinkle in the north bay, but it's really thursda

. >> around omaha, nebraska, snow and heavy winds made travel treacherous as cars skidded off highways>>> and beach-friendly 70-degree temperatures in parts of the east are about to plunge. let's bring in meteorologist ed curran of our chicago station wbbm tv. ed, tell us the good news or the bad news. >> or both. >> unfortunately for the east coast, it's the bad news as temperatures will plunge after that 70-degrees you saw yesterday in new york. this is the system moving off to the northeast that brought all that snow yesterday to areas. up to two feet of snow continues to move to the east. futurecast shows you this afternoon we have some pretty heavy storms that set up from this. and we could see some severe weather as this cold front continues to push through. so this afternoon, this evening, what we're looking at is a slight chance for severe storms in the area that's yellow here. and a marginal chance, a lower chance in the green. the yellow area could see damaging wind, large hail and can't be ruled out. 70 yesterday in new york. 58 today. d.c. will see 70 degrees today. but tom

. ♪ >> i traveled a few hundred miles to become a reporter in omaha. hoped one day to work for nbc news. >> this is tom brokaw reporting. >> what is your reaction -- >> after the height of the civil rights movement where my work caught the attention of network executives. ♪ >> in 1966, my dream came true at the age of 26. i came to work for nbc news in southern california. just as this state, the nation, and the world were undergoing momentous change in every conceivable way. politically, financially, scientifically, culturalry, and socially. ♪ >> los angeles in the mid-60s. on the freeway a.m. car radios belted out the mamas and the papas. ♪ i was here at a time of explosive change and of people. the counter culture was taking hold. turmoil broiled universities. vietnam was beginning the divisions of home. racial divisions were everywhere. >> reluctant to shoulder any of the blame for the crisis in los angeles. this is tom brokaw reporting. >> it was my good fortune to be in california when ronald reagan began his legendary rise to a place in american

omaha police officers raced to the scene. 45 minutes later, the girls were found in an alley, freezingr hands had ice hands. >> reporter: that was 20 years ago. these twins, jennifer and courtney, survived. and now finally met the officers who saved their lives to thank them. >> i was over here and i walked across, i started looking. >> reporter: the first and their parents watched the video from that night, the officers walkingthrough them through the painful search. >> just seeing her, you know, pretty much dead. you -- yeah, you looked terrible. >> reporter: jennifer and courtney still have some scars from that night but they survived, thanks to these officers. >> we can read things, but seeing it, what they saw, what they did, they are heros. >> reporter: and 20 years later, those officers are thankful they never gave up. >> that was tom llamas reporting. >>> some sad news in the sports world this morning. former syracuse and boston celtics center mello died in his home country in brazil. mellow was found dead in his home yesterday. he died in his sleep. it's not clear how. he was

[cheering and applause] and from omaha, nebraska, it's the wilson family.cheering and applause] everybody's here trying to win theirself a lot of cash, and somebody could drive out of here in a brand-new car. [cheering and applause] let's play "feud." give me roger. give me jeff. top 6 answers on the board. here we go. fill in the blank--the party at the old folks home was so wild that grandma gave away her what? roger: her bra. steve: her bra. jeff? jeff: her lingerie. steve: lingerie. that's the same thing? pass or play? roger: uh, i'll tell you what. we're gonna--we'll play, steve. steve: they're gonna play. sue, i'm gonna--this is a fill in the blank, guys. the party at the old folks home was so wild that grandma gave away her what? sue: teeth. teeth. steve: give away her teeth. roger: that's cool right away. good answer, baby. all right! number one. steve: cody, party at the old folks home was so wild, grandma

and that remains there, it's quiet across the country and the warmth is spreading from chicago to omahata. and many folks east of the rockies seeing 60s and 70s today and that continues into thursday and friday. back at home very unseasonably warm and patchy fog developing late and 41 in the suburbs and 48 in center city as we look at the numbers tomorrow, a little bit of fog and clouds in the morning and brighter afternoon much like today. 68 and warmer in allentown and 69 in trenton and 70 in millville and 71 in wilmington and 72 in dover, it sounds warm but we will again come shy of the records for tomorrow. tomorrow's record was set in 1874 close to when records started in philadelphia. it was 75 degrees tomorrow and won't reach that. wilmington has a good shot of it. around 72 maybe trying to tie back in 1985 and trenton the old record in 1874 of 74 degrees. 20 to 30 degrees above average on friday as a warm front lifts to the north and all of this heat so to speak, still building in the tennessee and ohio valley, we should break that by a degree and another warm day on saturday, a