grandkids in my chool in omaha, our senator is talking about no effect on the kids here. hey have an awful advantage with -- billionaires throwing money toward special programs no, they don'ten get welfare, they get foster care. the babies, moms are right there. they don't report them because illegal. host: kimberly, how many people are giving their children up to foster care? kids r: well, all these come in with no parents, right? not under a welcome program, they are under oster care program, which they get $1000 a month for, that is ore than a whole family of eight wouldn't get that much in welfare payments. daca what the debate over is youth that were brought here y parents when they were young and now want to stay without fear of deportation to work and so as we've said, this is people whose parents brought parents are heir here, in most cases, want to stay, they have to meet certain get renewed for that status every two years, that is what the daca program the president said that he wants to begin unwinding and congress come to some sort of compromise on it. texas,

. >>> up next "on the money" a look at the news and the oracle of omaha.arr warren buffet with tips to help kids think likes entrepreneurs i love you, droolius caesar, but sometimes you stink. febreze car vent clip cleans away odors for up to 30 days. because the things you love can stink. >>> here err the stories coming up that may impact your money this week. on monday we'll see how busy factories were in september with the ism manufacturing index. on tuesday, auto sales are released for the month on wednesday we'll be getting a read on the services sector with the ism non-manufacturing index. it marks the anniversary of t.a.r.p. that's the $700 billion plan looking for dinner ideas guess what, thursday is national taco day even though it's always been taco tuesdays in our house. on friday we'll see how many jobs were gained or lost billionaire investor warren buffet is quite a character. now he's also a cartoon character. >> it's always easier to look back at something you've done than to see what path you should take next. >> that's great. but we need

louis, to 57 in omaha. that's cool front right there. and that is the kind of cooler air that's going to be headed our way in time. so, serious change-about, change every pace hereby the time we reach that time frame here locally. now, we also will have to deal with wet weather. jump to you tomorrow morning. more clouds than anything initially. and i think we are going to see some sun. will likely be a shower around , not huge deal. this is really just again that trough starting to cross through, and also, maria making its posted path. come thursday morning we should be in the clear, breeze picks up, humidity drops, temperatures drop, that change really starts to take place. here is where maria is headed that seconds, the way that this front is moving through the second way it will have change in our area. it really helps take the storm out to sea, still barely hanging on as cat one hurricane, really can't, not any match for the front that's coming along, that's going to steer it out of here. and thankfully not even a issue for atlantic

kerry sanders, nbc news, omaha. >>> we appreciate you spending part of your evening with us.hat is "nightly news" for this wednesday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. right now at 6: a police chase, standoff, and a deadly shootout. one of the mostr >>> right now 6:00, a police chase, a stand off and then a deadly shoot out. one of the most traveled freeways in the country was shut down for hours. right now it's starting to reopen. we're live on the scene. >>> the news at 6:00 starts,000. good evening. thanks for being with us. >> at a stand still for eight hours. let's give you a live look from nbc bay area where we're after a high speed chase and a shoot out that brought the bay area to a freeway halt. traffic is finally fully moving again. within the past hour a tow truck removed the suspect's car from 80 near the bay bridge. sky ranger was overhead when the chase came to an end near the university exit in emeryville. officers immediate lly drew the guns. >> the suspect in the car got out. we froze the video because mo

according to the omaha world herald, nebraska's new standards, and i quote, challenge kids to think and act like scientists, which is exactly what our science classrooms ought to do. one omaha respect dentsz encouraged the -- resident encouraged the school board to do the ethical thing and tell the next generation what's going on with climate. and a science professor at the university of nebraska lincoln said that the standards represented good solid science, good solid science education. so this is what we need in science education, real life scientists from real institutions of higher learning engaging in helping our children learn. what we don't need is fossil fuel front groups pumping out morphoney science -- more phony science to pollute public education just like they pollute our oceans and atmosphere. i have been actually pretty heartened to hear about this from teachers working in classrooms in my home state of rhode island. holly emmery teaches science to seventh and eighth graders at exeter west greenwich junior high school. her students focus on solutions to climate change, s

he served in k company's 331st infantry regimen, eighty-third division landing on omaha beach, june 6thevent of 1944 other hats off to mr. horvath. >> 100 percent. >>> that ace look at newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. up next pat's here with your morning sports. good morning, pat. >> we will get you caught up on day one of the sixers training camp and what the coach is seeing in his talented roster. >>> plus we will go behind the scenes with carson wentz. we will talk about what he offered up for jake elliott if he made that 61-yard [rooster crow] honey, what are you doing? watching a cow...? what's it doing? impressions. this september, get one of three breakfast items free when you order with the chick-fil-a one app. >>> welcome back everyone we're glad you are waking up with us. >> pat's here with sports and we're talk about the sixers camp continuing today. >> yes, we are, it must have felt like christmas day for sixers head coach brett brown with training camp underway brown has a roster stocked with impressive talent, for the first time in his tenure. during hi

if you look out to the west, chicago, saint louis omaha wichita memphis dallas all in the 90's and that air mass will be gradually moving our way as we head through the weekend. in addition to that, we've got the remnants of josÉ spinning off the eastern seaboard so that means if you are going to the jersey beaches, the delaware beaches, the jersey shore, rip currents will be a problem but the next four days we have this strong ridge of high pressure. so, what this means, summer hangs tough. temperatures running about 10 to 15 degrees above average. definitely on the warm side. and your evening planner showing this friday night, you're heading out really don't need a jacket. temperatures just gradually dropping down into the low 70's by 11 o'clock. i'll talk about that record warmth on the way, also have the latest on hurricane maria in the accuweather 7-day forecast. jim. >> thank you, cecily. >>> don't let the hot weather lull you into thinking that the surf is going to be calm at the jersey shore. there is a high risk of rip currents and it may stay that way for awhile. "action news"

flights to jacksonville, charleston, memphis, omaha and madison begin next spring.an street the dow took a bit of a dip, the nasdaq and the s & p were both in the green. u.s. stock futures are all pointing up in premarket trading. >>> maybe 140 characters just isn't enough. twitter is now testing a 280 character limit for tweets, double the usual number. the tiny test group includes tweeters in english spanish and portuguese. twitter has not said whether the feature will be expanded to all users. >> i wish they would go the other way. i think we all have received tweets that we just think the less said the better. >> it's like a telegram and it should be short so i agree. >> yes. it is 4:53. celebrities spotted in philadelphia. coming up later in the morning buzz, why some a-list stars are in our area. >> a police officer takes on a potentially stinky job in helping a stuck skunk. video is up next. >> ♪ facing an epidemic fueled by opioid painkillers. vanessa: in honor of recovery month, we want you to know that recovery from addiction is possible. christie: the sig

why did you come back to omaha? when i came back i had a about $175,000, and i thought that was all i would need to live the rest of my life. have you ever run into that guy again? no, he needs protection now. when you had your first annual meeting, how many people showed up at that? well, we had 12, but you had to count my aunt katie and my uncle fred. any word of advice you'd give to somebody who's a young investor who would like to emulate you? woman: would you fix your tie please? well, people wouldn't recognize me if my tie was fixed, but okay. just leave it this way. all right. [♪] [david reading onscreen text]

kerry sanders, nbc news, omaha. >>> we appreciate you spending part of your evening with us.ightly news" for this wednesday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good >>> now on "extra." jane fonda's first words about her awkward tv moment with megyn kelly. >> you're not proud to admit you had work done, why not? >> we really want to talk about that? >> the new star of morning tv making heads lines as she goes from probing politicians to grilling celebrities. >>> first kim, then kylie, now khloe expecting a baby. >>> anthony weiner in fear for his life. >>> prime time's biggest surprise, jack's death revealed. >> our new interview with tv's highest paid woman. >> sophia vergara playing picabo with her sexy underwear line. >>> inside taylor swift's insane new york rental with an underground pool. >> $40,000 a month.

intercontinental ballistic missile warheads and on thursday madis will travel to omaha nebraska where he will meet with the u.s. strategic command leadership and discuss strategic deterrence options that will prepare the u.s. to handle any nuclear attack from north korea and on friday the secretary's trip will end in mexico that is hoping to reaffirm that u.s. is commitment to the bilateral defense relationship with mexico and the north america community because nick says experts warn we're living in the most dangerous time for nuclear war almost all the experts believe that this is the closest we've come to nuclear war since the cuban missile crisis in one nine hundred sixty two. we are really facing a very dangerous situation that has to be defused but instead of being defused you've got these threats going back and forth from both sides so you've got from threatening fire and fury like the world has never seen north korea north korea making threats that we're going to take out american cities we're going to take out the american bases in guam you know this is a dangerous situation

after the battle of slim beauty when captain jack wrote a lengthy description for the omaha daily be,he described his own actions in that battle in the third person. your correspondent came near losing his hair on the afternoon of the fight in trying to get to that of an indian. he did get one topknot however, which will be sent to you for inspection. so while both bill and scot -- and jack took scalps, the differences from the time it happened until the end of his life, bill featured it in his stage performances and his wild west later. coincidentally, when jack had shot himself on stage, with jack playing the part of yellow hand in the play. jack, on the other hand, also took a scalp but refused to talk about it. in a lengthy article in 1915 that was otherwise favorable to jack, the reporter wrote "nobody ever heard of him on stage or elsewhere admits killing an indian or a white man, even in open battle." in this article, it says "too many who are looking for the real's thrills of stories of the famous indian fights in which captain jack has taken part, this is the cause of a feeli

once a setting that provided a scenic view from omaha the mountains of myanmar are now a source of dread mars that are easier to brew bangladesh. former pakistani prime minister nawaz sharif's seat is being contested in a parliamentary election in lahore sharif's wife. is the front runner and seen as a test of support for husband and his pm and party in the political heartland the seat became vacant in july when sharif was disqualified dismissed from office by the supreme court over corruption allegations come on high the has more from outside the polling station in lahore. queuing up. and more did come here dare to be a political thriller. qualification. for the country's prime minister but it will be up to. date on read that they want to vote for it party. election she may even be the next prime minister of the country. for campaign. draw. whatever happened here really have a deep impact on the political future of the sherry family. particularly by election. and the upcoming election and. with the fame election there are question marks to what will happen next but all i . know ned anyo

nbc's kerry sanders is in omaha, nebraska kerry sanders has more from tt. children from all over t childr all over the to nebrask medicine for life-saving organ transplant surgeries. but when they come here, transp surgeries.p are the ever costs of life. when they're here for weeks, life. when they're her for weeks, months even years, those costs but now, no but now no more thanks in memory to lane graves. that >> rep was the story nation. a parent's worst parent nightmare.e. >> i i>> want to turn to that alligator attack at a disney world resort. >> reporter: 2-year-old lane graves from >> rep graves from vacation with his family as disney world when he was snatched, dragged underwater and killed by an and killed by an ♪ yes >> but this morning his memory e and well, because in his horrific horrif death, his heart broken parent discovered an unmet need. >> we met a very special person. we promised him at his wake, we would turn this tragedy into good for many families. >> reporter: every >> rep every year upwards of 30 children come to nebraska medicine in

if >> kimberly: why the omaha steaks? >> jesse: trump steaks.the best, marble is asian. >> kimberly: you are a walking infomercial. you didn't give anybody the trump typewritten >> jesse: it throw some ties and, why not? >> greg: it does hurt a lot of people, i'm speaking personally. a lot of people want to see their family, they go back and forth. this retaliation moves it to end up hurting people that have family in russia and had family in the united states. it's a little bit of a problem, hopefully it's temporary. these steps resemble action when they really aren't. >> jesse: they've been happening for decades? it's what you do diplomatically. we are always good to be adversaries with the russians, no matter how many people try to warm them up. this a lot of hawks from a lot of defense contractors that want us to be adversaries, and we will for a very long time. >> juan: what happened to the trump reset? >> kimberly: every president that comes to office tries to reset with russia and it lasts a couple months. >> kimberly: one of the nfl's mo

omaha, 72. 49 in bismarck. actually it will be cooler in billings, 309.hey are in the 20s with snow showers right now across the northern rockies. very fall-like out west, summer like here across the eastern half of the united states. that pattern will flip, but it will take a good solid week to get that weather here along the eastern seaboard. satellite and radar what we're seeing here this is hurricane maria, you can see the well-defined eye 150 miles east of nasau in the about bahamas ad moving north/northwest. it's a category 3 on the safford simpson scale. it will come close to north carolina at its closest mark. it will hook right and pull out to sea. it will produce huge waves and dangerous rip currents by wednesday and thursday. summer-like underneath a mostly sunny skies. low humidity levels. cape may, 80. allentown, 88 degrees. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, we'll not be so lucky come tomorrow. the temperatures are warmer, the humidity starts to climb, as well. this is a comfortable 88 today. this is a very sticky 91 tomorrow. esp

he strode along omaha beach for hours. hea series of columns, described what he saw to readers. "so you can know and appreciate and forever be humbly grateful to those both dead and alive to did it for you." he saw submerged tanks and overturned boats and trucks and shell-shattered jeeps. there were bodies of soldiers lying in roads covered with blankets. the toes of their shoes sticking up in a line as if on a drill. and other bodies, uncollected, still sprawled grotesquely in the sand or half hidden by the high grass beyond the beach, he wrote. there was, he said, a thin line, just like a high watermark, for miles along the beach. it was strewn with personal gear, gear that would never be needed again, of those who fought and died to give us our entrance into europe. there were soldiers packs toothbrushes, hand grenades. soap, cigarettes. it seemed a pure miracle that allied forces had succeeded. pyle had protected his readers, just as surely as a censor would. he described the dead on the beach with out talking about how explosive force could terror -- could tear a body to pi

flights to jacksonville, memphis, omaha and madison will begin in 2018.irline announced it will begin nonstop flights in february. >>> to our first alert weather. taking a lye look from our cape may camera. dangerous rip currents. we have been hearing about that. still a threat at the shore because of hurricane maria's impact. and you just want to stay out of the water. they are sunbathing in the fog. >> they are out for a couple days. >> glad to be here helping you out. everybody has some hurricane fatigue going ob here. the meteorologists at hand and the people dealing with the disasters directly. so we will get maria out of here, but tomorrow will be the worst day of the impacts. and there's that angry surf. this is a live picture of the waves crashing on the peer there in new jersey. some of the wave heights up to ten feet in some cases. so na not a great looking day. if you are a swimmer, do not venture out there. the rip currents are strong. the kmalkts from maria are th e there. the winds will pick up out of the east and northeast at 15 to 25 miles

affect big cities and states like new york and california immensely, and states like kentucky and omaha home -- oklahoma. , the lower -- 10%ng the lowest rate from to 12% and trying to offset that with some kind of better deduction, does that work? that allow people to get more money in their pockets? sheila: i like the idea of doubling the standard eduction, removing the need to do a lot of itemization. ,hat the net benefit will be their paper say there will be a net benefit increasing the butom rate i 12%, definitely the standard deduction will come out ahead. i think we need to see more details. i do not know why they want to raise the lower rate. maybe they did that for revenue reasons. income families, they are the ones that need help and i would try to target them as much as possible. shery: sheila bair, thank you so much for joining us. trump delivering his tax beach at 3:20 pm eastern, 8:20 p.m. london. vonnie: we are halfway into the trading day in the u.s.. bit of: we are seeing a an interesting diversions between the dow and s&p 500 and nasdaq. the dow and s&p 500 are up and

nbc's kerry sanders is in omaha, nebraska, with more. >> reporter: well, good morning, matt. children from all over the nation come here to nebraska medicine for life-saving organ transplant surgeries. but when they come here, what doesn't stop are those everyday costs of life. and when they're here for weeks, mohs,ven years, those costs can become crippling. but now, no more thanks, in memory, to lane graves. it was the story that shocked the nation. a parent's worst nightmare. >> want to turn to the horrific alligator attack at a disney world resort. >> reporter: 2-year-old lane graves from nebraska on vacation with his family at disney world when he was snatched, dragged underwater and killed by an alligator. ♪ yes, sir, yes, sir >> reporter: but this morning, his memory is alive and well, because in his horrific death, his heartbroken parents discovered an unmet need. >> lane had a special light about him. we promised him at his wake, we would turn this tragedy into good for many families. >> reporter: every year, upwards of 30 child

groupon of farmhometon income of back to your home town some dementia actually takes a flight into omaha and gas to drive an hour to get back to her town every weekend so what type of a culture clash is that? [laughter] a >> it is very different back home. we talked about senator ernst verses joni and that is home everybody has known me as joni going up in that community because that is where i grew up. i served as the county auditor but when i was elected to the senate then all of these people i have known for my entire life known f what do we call you now? to recall you senator? no. you called me joni. that is what you know, me ev. is a very small town'm everybody knows everybody now make up, i put on my running shorts and t-shirt and go to high vienna the shop for tertiaries. it isn't about big world issues but how is it going?. >> we go from of your campaign commercials you know how to castrate hogs. >> anybody from iowa? [laughter]growing >> what else did you learn?.rk >> hard work and determination recall them iowa values. my parents instilled in me that work ethic was important an

if you think we are hot, minneapolis is 94. 94 in omaha, chicago at 94. detroit even hotter than we are. our temperature hanging closer to 82. the area of high pressure continues to build our way. so our temperatures continue to go up over the next couple of days. right now our 82 with a breeze of 10 miles per hour making it feel nice outside. a little on the muggy side. but not like middle of summer sort of muggy. so feeling once again nice as you get out toward the evening. mid-70's to low 70's. it stays dry. clouds break down and all in all, a nice night. tomorrow we start off cooler than the last few mornings. as you get s have a crisp fall feeling. we get to lunchtime up to 81. 88 degrees for high temperature tomorrow. that puts us easily on the hot side of things. with the average high around 78. we will be there by 8:00 tomorrow everything. all in all a warm day. it does set us up for nice evening for d.c. united. the game starts at 7:00. temperature bess gin in the low 80's. then we are in the mid-70's toward the end of the game. working our way t

that is a couple of degrees warmer at 96, notice the drop chicago 71 and omaha 69 degrees is how it feels. there is our cold front. that is what will drop the temperatures here early tomorrow morning, in western pennsylvania right now. the spin is to the south and east that is maria giving us a few clouds on the western fringe that particular storm that continues to move out to sea. how it feels? the dew points in the tropical zone above 70 in philadelphia and new york city but it drops into the 50s in pittsburgh and 54 in detroit that is comfy air that arrives overnight. the winds of change come if late tonight and tomorrow. we are talking about cooler and comfy day into the rest of the week and upcoming weekend. however, 80s could be back next week. this could be a temporary change and we'll talk about that in the full accuweather forecast. in just a little bit. >> all right thank you. >> at this very moment president trump continues to lay out his plan to overhaul the federal tax code. massive tax cuts which he calls historic relief to the american people and the president is speaking