precisely what happened on omaha beach. station inhundreds the bunkers and on the bluffs overlooking the bunkers. it was at, relatively speaking, full strength. they had a great deal of fighting experience in the ease and cadres of officers who knew those conditions, and the film displays the fighting power. in thes a single soldier big bunker in the middle that you are seeing at the opening. he was manning a machine gun and claims he fired off 5000 rounds that morning. he said i was probably responsible for the death of both of the american soldiers on omaha. certainly an exaggeration, but there is something to be said for that. a handful of machine guns and mortars probably did the majority of the damage. elsewhere, the allies were going to be bumping into a mixed bag of a squad that thought for a year and -- fought for a year and melted away there. but that leads me to my second historically accurate scene. the end. hanks, is shooting at the german tank with his revolver. he is toast. he is about to be flattened, and he

alan cut top, science and enterprise, joseph morton, omaha world herald and former board member at the club. and the st. louis post dispatch and bloomberg. give them a round of applause. there is no one name i did not mention that i will get to in a second. i would like to acknowledge staff and additional members of the headliners team who made this possible today, betsy fisher martin, lisa matthews is here with us, lloyd russo, tamara hidden, press club staff, lindsay underwood, executive director bill mccarron, thank you very much. i would like to thank the kitchen staff who blessed us with very good food and cookies. they are delicious and tropical. that is a fun thing. for our broadcast audiences watching on c-span and elsewhere please be aware in the audience today are members of the general public so any applause or reaction is not necessarily from the working press today. now our lead guest. this week nearly 155 years ago union pacific railroad laid its first rails to the outskirts of omaha, it was incorporated in 1862 through an act of congress signed into law by abraham lincol

tim: i told him i will personally come to omaha to do tech support for him.avid: you exposed your own personal life a bit. tim: i thought i was making the wrong call. david: why is it called the apple watch? and not the iwatch? tim: i like apple watch. david: well, you are the ceo, so. [laughter] >> would you fix your tie, please? david: well, people wouldn't recognize me if my tie was fixed, but ok. just leave it this way. alright. ♪ david: i don't consider myself a journalist. and nobody else would consider myself a journalist. i began to take on the life of being an interviewer even though i have a day job running a private equity firm. how do you define leadership? what is it that makes somebody tick? [applause] david: quite a reception you got here. tim: i thought it was you. david: no, it is for you. you have now been the ceo of apple since july 2011. the earnings are up 80%. have you ever thought you can't do better than this and maybe you should just say, well, i have done a great job and i will do something else with my life? tim: we view the stock p

i've got a story, i have a friend in omaha who owns about 20 car dealerships. and his service bays pay about $70,000 to $80,000 for a skilled technician with a great benefits package and there's quite a bit of job security in those jobs. he keeps about 10 or 12 bays empty because he can't find a work tors to fill it and he's not big enough to be able to create a program to train his own. at union pacific, we're big enough to train our own. but what we need is bigger pools to hire from. we're looking for technically trained employees or employees that are -- have an aptitude toward being technical and weal run them through our apprenticeship programs. but we've got to find ways as a nation to more effectively train our workers so that they can fill the gaps for us an other employers more readily and they can compete better for today's jobs. america spends about .1% of its g.d.p. at a federal level on job retraining and job finding. that's about a sixth or a seventh of what other rich countries spend and even that is probably not enough. we need to improve our ex

it was quite a sensation going back to omaha beach. standing on the same beach 10 years to the minute after my outfit made the initial invasion of france. but the big thrill was when i took marta, his wife at the time,. there was a first objectives 10 years ago. we lost 1160 men that morning. i showed her the same little old schoolhouse into which we had chased an enemy officer. the pillboxes we took and she was horrified as she gapped at the 88th. that 88's. this is one of dozens of times that fuller was really trying to return to this formative place and revisit his experiences. these are a couple of images. one is a polaroid on the back of which reads omaha beach. that is fully with a small 35mm and i, which has no sound believe he was using it for location scouting at omaha beach in the 1950's. the other is from a home movie and that is fuller scaling something at normandy. letter toer wrote a his publicist about this trip. july of 1954. this is what she said. "we went to normandy for the d-day ceremony on omaha beach on june 6. un

. -- gave us that chaotic feeling of the people who were watching a movie as if we were at omaha beach. some of the great military historians like john keegan and ofl fussell, loved that part "saving private ryan." kagan said that the first 23 minutes were the most horrifying and most realistic view of war brought to film. paul fussell said the same thing. neither one of them liked the in muchmoralistic tones of the rest of it. but in any event, it got great kudos for about. a big hand inad making every detail of that correct, so a great thank you to dale, for your advice and consultancy on that film. it will go down in history, i think, as one of the greatest pieces of war footage that anybody has ever produced, and that will be a most impossible to replicate that again. spielberg was kind enough at the say about fiveto minutes in the beginning, to give a shout out to stephen ambrose and the national d-day museum, which was not open yet, it was still about two years away. but obviously, the museum provided some or all aura of authenticity to the show. let us get in a few things. ambro

in july 1998, he was apprehended in this omaha hotel, ten months after his first robbery. >> shon hopwood they arrested me, they searched my car and found $100,000 in cash that was directly traceable to the bank i had just robbed, and multiple guns, and a scanner, and binoculars. >> kroft: they had you? >> shon hopwood: they had me. >> kroft: and they would have him for a long time. when he entered the federal penitentiary in illinois in may of 1999, he was 23 years old. was it dangerous? >> shon hopwood: of course. in part because, there's not a lot for the inmates to do. >> kroft: he doesn't talk about the things that he witnessed and experienced in federal prison. he doesn't want his family to know, and he sees no value in reliving them-- except for the job he landed in the safety of the legal library, which every federal prishave. >> shon hopwood: and for the first six months i worked at the prison law library, i didn't hardly touch the books. they were big, they were thick, they were intimidating. >> kroft: what was the spark that got you to start opening the books and looking at the

his recreation of the d-day assault on omaha beach literally makes history. >> i didn't want to makewas yet again a backing or backdrop, an excuse for just action and adventure. it was something for people who fought in that war, they were nudging me to do. >> reporter: the on-screen violence is so graphic that many scenes cannot be shown on network television. the movie is rated r. why was it important for you to show the slaughter, the carnage in such graphic detail? >> wherever slaughter is depicted in this recreation in those battles for omaha beach, it pales in comparison to what these soldiers really experienced. just pales. but it's as much as i would allow to get on film. and i drew a line, so to speak, in the sands of omaha beach that i didn't cross and wouldn't let myself cross. >> reporter: "saving private ryan" has a simple plot. an alert clerk finds that three men from the same family are fighting. there is one last ryan brother, a paratrooper fighting somewhere behind enemy lines. >> it's not going to be easy to find one soldier in this stack of needles. >> what's the s

i have a friend in omaha who owns about 20 car dealerships. his service bay pay about 70 to $80,000 for a skilled technician with a great benefits package and there's quite a bit of job security in those jobs. he keeps about 10 or 12 bays empty because he can't find the work force to fill it. he's not big enough to be able to create a program to train his own. at union pacific, we're big enough to train our own. what we need is bigger pools to hire from. we're looking for technically trained employees rr employor e have an aptitude toward being technical and we're run them through our own apprenticeship programs. that's about a sixth or a seventh of what other rich countries spend and even that is probably not enough. we need to improve our educational system to train students to fill high skilled technical jobs across a variety of industries. we've got to stop teaching our kids that college is the only way to go when if you work for a railroads you can earn 70, 80, 90,000 there are a year with an excellent benefit package doing work that's ve

of the steps to go out into the pit and tell people about the show but again that i never see from omaha alone the number one i would call her a little older than our violet girl pornographer hargrove or whatever haha. i'm amazed by how many people arrive for the show. it really demonstrates the power of putting on a show for communities such as this one. yet. either. if i. didn't know what. i was telling them they should. say is as much information if i did know what was the real one who was who. will. you. handle. the night the actors perform parables about leprosy to educate the community about the reality of the disease and also to inform them about the contact tracing that will take place the next day. we come to. have. to check up on. how many think. about what to actually go to. the team doctors at the home of the patient from where they will head out into the surrounding community to trace his contacts to check if anyone has been infected. with the person. hello nice to you it diagnosed five years ago. do you have any symptoms from the leprosy still. on here who lives with their.

and omaha he says but even if such drugs are legal you should first consult a doctor before taking up. thanks to all of you for writing and. keep those answers coming. and now we move on to another drug one that is commonly not taken of micro texas. in many parts of the world alcohol is considered a legal high with a long tradition of wine for example has been cultivated for fusions of years. but like other drugs alcohol has side effects had alcohol abuse takes quite a toll on the body. dance. moves. afterward some people treat themselves to a beer it's relaxing but how exactly does it affect our bodies. after being swallowed alcohol rapidly enters the bloodstream most of it by the small intestine. it's then transported throughout the body and inhibits the absorption of nutrients. within minutes the alcohol reaches the liver which begins to metabolize it unfortunately the byproduct of this process is more toxic than alcohol itself. in the brain alcohol disturbs the balance between inhibition and excitation it also jacks up the release of feel good hormones like dopamine serotonin and

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wednesday, the northeast gets a break, but we're still very warm from austin to little rock, even omahay's top stories, president trump has chosen federal appeals court judge brett kavanaugh as his nominee for supreme court justice. kavanaugh thanked the president for his confidence and pledged to interpret the law, not make the law. if confirmed, kavanaugh would replace move the court solidly to the right. but it will not come without a fight. several democratic lawmakers were among the hundreds who pr supreme court after the president's announcement. they pledged to stop kavanaugh's nomination. >> it shows a serious disconnect between president trump and female voters. according to a "washington post" goal, 65% of women surveyed said they disapproved of trump's job as president while only 32% said they approved. the poll found president trump is more popular among men with 54% saying they approved and only 45% saying they disapproved. >>> hollywood is mourning the death of actor tab hunter. the 1950s heartthrob who shot to fame in films yankees" and starring in about 50 films during t

omaha, des moines, through central portion tsz of wisconsin that's your best shot of getting the storms. saturday afternoon we'll take the storms toward chicago, pea ore i can't, kansas city, maybe hundreds. ohio valley getting hotter this weekend. >>> it'ss,s happens every year,e people getting injured. health officials say two men ta sustained during the race. if you come out with just a bruise you're all right. some had concussions, arm and leg trauma, and one person was gored. i don't know what that is. gored? people are really taking a chance. the thrill of the chase. what's gored? pierced? punctured? >> something you don't want. something you don't want at all. >> i'll take the bruise. >> the bruise at least proves you were there, right? that's what you want. >>> just ahead, serena williams remarkable comeback at the remarkable comeback at the blekier. always discreet doesn't need all that bulk to protect. because it's made differently. the super absorbent core quickly turns liquid to gel, for drier protection that's a lot less bulky. looks like good things really do come in small

p.re's how it looks as we go through 5:0 omaha, des moines, through central portion tth of wisconsin 's your best shot of getting the storms. saturday afternoon we'll take the storms towardic o, pea ore i can't, kansas city, maybe even st. louis. that's a look at the big weather story of the day. now here's a closer look at your day ahead. >>> you can see where the cold front lies. cooler today in areas of the northern plains. but lookt the central plains. 97 in wichita, kansas city. an uis with heat indices easily into theed hun ohio valley getting hotter this weekend. >>> it's d six of spain's running of the bulls. yes, as happens everyyear, more people getting injured. health oicials say two men were treated for bruisesst suned during the race. if you come out with just ae bruise you all right. some had concusons, arm and leg trauma, and o person was gored. i don'know what that is. gored? thople are really taking a chance. thrill of the chase. what's gored? pierced? punctured? >> something you don't want. something you don't want at all. >> i'll take the bruise. >> the bruise at l

omaha's going to be 104. dallas will feel like 101, his 103. charleston 102. this is just kind of like a broken record repeating itself. this upcoming weekend not a lot changes. indianapolis, you're going to be in t low to mheidnsas city. you have a chance of being up there right around 100 degrees. your friends in wichita will be right behind. we'll take a look at what the rest of the week has in store coming up. yo s bill. >>> tennis fans still can't believe what they saw yesterday. >> neither can i. >> after nine-time wimbledon champion roger federer cracked under pressure at the all england match points only to have his opponent, south africa's kevin anderson, making the comeback of his career. beating the goat in five dazzling sets. going on to the grand slam semifinal later this week against american john isner. not to be outdone, world number one rafael nadal and argentina's juan del potro had their own match that will go down as one of the greatest ever played. nadal ultimately coming out on top and he advances to the semifinals in the fifth set. is of

tim: i told him i will personally come to omaha to do tech support for him.: you exposed your own personal life a bit. tim: i thought i was making the wrong call. david: why is it called the apple watch and not the iwatch? tim: i like apple watch. david: well, you are the ceo, so. [laughter] >> would you fix your tie, please? david: well, people wouldn't recognize me if my tie was fixed, but ok. just leave it this way. gh

omaha's going to be ll4. will feel like 101, memphis 103. charleston 102. this is just kind e a broken record repeating itself. this upcoming weekend not a lot changes. indianapolis, you're going to be in the low to mid 90s right arough the weekend. that's a look the big weather story of the day. here's a close d look at youray ahead. there's your 90m degree map fro texas all the way through i know one of the hottest spots in the country today possibly will be kansas city. you have a chance of being up there right nd 100 degrees. your friends in wichita will be right behind. we'll take a look at what the rest of the week has in tore coming. >> sounds great. thank you, bill. >>> tennisans still can't believe what they saw yesterday. >> neither can i. >> after nine-time wimbledon champion roger federer cracked under pressure at the all england club, dropping two match points only to have his opponent, south africa kevin anderson, making the comeback of his career. beating the goat in five dazzling sets. going on to the grand slam semifinal later this week aga

tim: i told him i will personally come to omaha to do tech support for him.you exposed your own personal life a bit. tim: i thought, i am making the wrong call. david: why is it called the apple watch and not the iwatch? tim: i kind of like the apple watch. david: well, you are the ceo, so.

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it would have put them on the beach in omaha. we thought about it and we went through this agony. me,member stephen telling they'll look the same, they are all green army men. how my going to see my movie stars? i said, it's called uniform. i think i told the story last night, i tell it better if i have a drink in front of me. we decided to paint captain miller's captain's bars in front of his helmet. before i made that decision, i checked every historical record i found, i talked to veterans, i said did they ever pink their -- ever paint their rank on front of their helmet. it turned to be some battalion level decisions. some didn't want them to be .yber -- be sniper bait i said to stephen, i said we can get away with this and we can paint the captain's bars on the helmet. the filmwe released and the stitch not seize attacked. nazis attacked. i hear from them every day. they are these overweight reenactors with coke bottle glasses in their moms pay cement -- mom's basement, and they have worn out their remotes, the pause button is dead. unfortunately they had gotten my email addr

we await word from authorities tonight, but again, a large tornado reportedly touching d a omaha, and other locations as well, and to give you an idea of how unsettled the air is right now, take a look at the flashes of lightning seen through the window of this passenger jet flying on a flight from boston to seattle. it's believed they flew right over all of this, and meteorologist rob marciano has been tracking this all afternoon long minute by minute. where is the system right new? >> marshalltown, very pop lated and we're very concerned about that area, and if that cell is still holding together, you see it there in southeast iowa, and southeast of des moines, that watch is in effect until 10:00 tonight. we don't want to discount what's happening in the south outside of kansas city. we have baseball-sized hail today, and 80 mile-an-hour winds near topeka. it shifts farther to the south, to large hail and an ongoing threat for tornadoes. tomorrow it goes across the mississippi river, paducah, louisville, and a few tornadoes. this is very unusually strong a jet stream for july, david

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now, we're looking for a chance of thunderstorms and severe storms from sioux falls to omaha along 29, 90 as well as 80 with damaging winds and flooding and widespread thunderstorms throughout the entire southeast for wednesday. by late week another round of storms in the ohio valley region and the southeast but dry in the northeast. i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> coming up, the age when memories are made. new research reveals just how far back we can remember. >>> but first the dramatic video of a las vegas police officer opening fire through his windshield on a busy street while chasing a suspect. was the officer justified? we'll speak with our expert. >>> and later the story behind this injured dog getting a ride and now getting a new home. when i have an asthma attack... i feel like a fish with no water. learn how to prevent your child's next asthma attack. because even one attack is one too many. >>> we're back with the dramatic new video of a vintage airplane crashing in south africa. a passenger inside shooting this video as flames came out of the engine durin

it would put them on the beach at omaha. we thought about it and we thought about it, and we went through this agony of -- i tellingly, they all look the same, they are all little green army men. how are my going to see my movie stars? i said, it's called a uniform. a finally -- i think i told story last night. i tell it better if i have a drink in front of me. we decided to paint captain miller's captains bars on the front of his helmet. before made that decision, i checked every historical record i could find, i talked to veterans. i said, did they ever paint their rank insignia on the front of the helmet? it turned out to be a battalion level decision. some battalion commanders one of their officers to be always visible to anybody who saw them. some did not want them to be sniper bates, so they had them themiper bait, so they had painted out. paint thehink we can itchains bars and the st nazis attacked. i hear from them every day. they are overweight reenactors with coke bottle glasses and their mom's basement, and they h

. >> thunderstorms kick off from rapid city down to omaha in the form of severe storms.aging wind, flash flooding, travel delays and tornados from omaha, to kansas city. now for the southwest, the heat expands again, suppressing this rain that's been helping out. and we're looking for heat to kick in for the northwest. by late july it's going to get hotter and drier. this problem isn't going to stop. it's going to get worse by the end of the month. >> paul is always delivering us good news. thanks a lot for that, paul. >>> let's turn now to president trump who is walking back his remarks that stunned the world when he said he misspoke that he didn't see any reason russia would meddle in the election. >> even after he said he used the wrong word he appeared to shift the blame, tweeting that his meeting with vladimir putin was a great success, except in the fake news media. he tried to clarify his comments. >> in a key sentence in my remarks i said the word "would" instead of "wouldn't". the sentence should have been, i don't see any reason why it wouldn't be russia. so ju

omaha one of the areas of concern. isolated tornadoes in the forecast.t still the story. parts of texas and parts of the south begin to warm up. among the warmest temps we've seen in years. dallas up to 108 by friday afternoon. trump trump group is expecting to have the remains returned a week from friday. this was 65 years to the day after an armistice that separates north and south korea. he made the return of the remains a key pledge of the summit last month. >> republican roby beat bright. she insisted trump step aside after the ""access hollywood"" vote came out. >>> global stocks mixed after wall street closed higher. the nasdaq notching a record high thanks to solid earnings and optimistic comments from the chair of the federal reserve. jerome powell said the u.s. economy is on solid ground. told lawmakers the fed plans to keep raising rates. netflix added 5 million new customers last quarter. most companies would kill for that kind of growth but the stock is already up 98% this year. >>> the texas instruments ceo is resigning over personal behavi

his father is a rabbi he was born in brooklyn and then the family moved to omaha. his family became friends with warren buffett. he had some money to invest and that grew to like $10000. on the 50 or $70 million. he is the second richest rabbi in america. the times business section ran a front-page business section a few years ago. they neglected to say that his son was the most famous philosopher. i thought that was ironic. how are we doing for time? have i bored you all into a coma? we have five minutes. >> all of these questions are so succinct. usually people say have a comment into questions and then they make a speech. [inaudible question] this is the third. the first one was the history of philosophy of jokes. [inaudible question] why is everything in the universe seem to go round? >> well, that's good because these circular paths are geodesics in general relativity. if you look at the geometry of space-time it is distorted by the presence of math. the round orbits are the closest thing to straight lines and geometry, i know that sounds like an evasion of yo

but a woman in omaha, nebraska found two black widow spiders in her produce.nd these two black widow spiders inside her bag of grapes thursday...just as she was reaching in to eat one. black widow bites can cause swelling and numbness, but rarely are deadly. "they say that black widow venom is about 14 times stronger than rattlesnake venom. however, their jaws are so weak, and they're so timid. they're not aggressive, that bites aren't that common." (justine)(justine)that common." (justine) the store did refund the woman's money following the incident. but that was the second time this week that someone found those spiders in grapes. the grocery store says it's checking with a supplier to see if there are any similarities between those cases. (justine) and from one creepy story to another... a man in virginia beach found a live snake in his toilet. james hooper thought someone was pranking him... but there it was...a snake...and not on a plane...but in a toilet! hooper and his wife called in their roommate -- kenny -- from outside. before long -- kenny had thi

he was drafted into the army and suffered wound landing at omaha beach on d-day.ic on the g.i. bill and worked as a cantore and diamond cutter in han mant, working well into his 90s. max fuchs who helped to lead a historic jewish ceremony died this week at home in new york city. he was 96 years old. we all want white teeth. you know doc how can i get whiter, brighter teeth. and the dentist really has to say let's take a step back and talk about protecting your enamel. it's important to look after your enamel because it's the foundation for white teeth. i believe dentists will recommend pronamel strong and bright because it's two fold. it strengthens your enamel, but then also it polishes away stains for whiter teeth. so it's really something that's a win-win for the patient and the dentist. no. you know what i do? i snack on blue diamond almonds. oh, c'mon! sriracha? don't fight your cravings. eat 'em! all the flavors you crave, in a superfood. blue diamond almonds. crave victoriously. on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort, your sleep nu

green bay, wisconsin, all the way to omaha, nebraska.ou see the storms firing north and west of chicago on the high resolution forecast radar imagery. the storm prediction center issued a low for storms through michigan and central iowa. otherwise, we still have the remnants of what was tropical storm beryl across the atlantic ocean. the national hurricane center shows a 40% chance of development with this not posing risk factors along the east coast. 95 today for chicago. 84 for new york. 89 degrees for d.c. back to you. >>> a lot of red on that map. >> derek, thank you. the president got a nice note from kim jong-un, but what does it mean if pyongyang doesn't show up to a critical meeting? we're live in seoul with the latest. until her laptop crashed her salonthis morning.or weeks, you never know what the day's going to bring when you're running a small business, it might even bring a blue screen of death. having it problems? ask a business advisor how to get virus and spyware removal, and 24/7 tech support. office depot now offers on

omaha will feel like 104 as well. omaha, san antonio and even the pacific northwest gets into the action triple digits in reading, 90s for salt lake, boise and portland. you can get fatigued and dehydration after prolonged exposure. you get to 90 degrees, heat cramps and exhaustion possible and when you get to 105 sun stroke which is very dangerous and it continues as you get to a heat indexes of 130. very dangerous. we'll get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. about people. people who rely on us every day to deliver their dreams about people. they're handing us more than mail they're handing us their business and while we make more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country, we never forget... that your business is our business the united states postal service. priority: you ♪ as we take a live look outside ever the south bay, we can see mostly clear skies and a very shallow layer of fog rolling across the foothills. it's going to be a more humid day. reaching into the mid 80

from omaha, an hour away, he was called in to help the smaller cass county sheriff's department. >> whateally bothers me is that these two people were just sleeping in bed and the male victim was apparently crawling away and he was shot in the head. clearly an execution. >> reporter: close up. >> close up. and the female victim was along the side of the bed holding a phone in her hand, and she had been shot in the eye at close range. >> reporter: investigators found out pretty quickly how the stocks' killer or killers had entered the house. a screen had been lifted, a window appeared to have been forced open leading into the laundry room. from there it appeared the killer's route might have gone past the now empty easter basket sharmon had made, through the well kept kitchen, then up the stairs to where the stocks lay sleeping. four 12-gauge shotgun shells leaving a trail to the bodies. wayne tried to get up but was shot in the knee. it left a huge powder burn on the bed. then wayne was shot in the head. sharmon killed, too, as she tried to call 911. then it became apparent, it wasn't ju

wichita, kansas, omaha, cedar rapids, iowa and north platte, nebraska.s. but it should look at as far as why this is the best place for a veteran to buy a home? >> sure, when we put the veterans housing index together, what are the keys to make your community grapefruit battering to live in. we came up with three major factors for the first is, availability and affordability. the services available to them as local communities and ultimately overall quality of life in the market. the housing aspect of it came down to median home price in that specific market as compared to the average va loan price or loan amount in that specific market. the community with the average number of veterans per 100,000. va facilities per 1000 that in quality of life came into median unemployment rate, cranbury per capita as well as school rankings. it is interesting to see how it turned out. he really seems to me that smaller town admit town america has really embraced the trend does the place for veterans can thrive in really find very affordable homes using the va loans. t

it is across the plains, though, impacting places such as sioux falls, topeka and omaha once again becoming a wind threat, the biggest threat, at least, across that part of the country. the heat remains the story, in particular around portions of the southwest, and in fact, it wants to stretch on into the northwest over the next several days. here's what the temperature trend looks like. down across portions of the south, they will actually want to warm up a little bit, into the middle 90s in places like nashville, a little bit cooler by the latter point of the week. and then down across the southwest, we're talking about big-time heat returning as the monsoons take a brief break. guys? >> all right, thanks for that. >>> let's check on "cnn money." global stocks mixed after wall street closed higher. the nasdaq, record high, thanks to solid earnings and optimistic comments from the chair of the federal reserve. on capitol hill yesterday, jerome powell said the u.s. economy is on solid ground, so the fed plans to keep raising interest rates, but not too quickly. >>> netflix fell 5% after it

the line of storms near lacrosse heading towards ames and through omaha. they weaken as they approach chicago and milwaukee overnight. tomorrow we do it all over again as the front lingers in the area. this is p.m. saturday. you'll be dodging the storms kansas city, st. louis, most of the storm should be just to your north. from peoria to springfield and chicago you'll have storms to dodge saturday. today's forecast very warm in the middle of the country. as we head towards the weekend, this is when we'll watch the midwest storms on saturday especially heading around areas like chicago and iowa. southeast will dodge some storms and finally heading into sunday, we continue to watch isolated storms notice ohio valley. notice we hid 95 in d.c. on sunday. things warm up on the east coast. it looks like a nice beach weekend for many areas of the eastern seaboard. >> monsoon storms on saturday in the southwest? >> phoenix, that whole area we've had a lot of sandstorms harkes bobs in that area. there's been a lot of it and it will continue. >> thank you very much

and spots that will get 102, 103-degrees today, that's the case in kansas city and case in tulsa and omahaou look at all of the locations, these are spots where we have heat advisories, good news for you rob, good news for you, jillian, it's moving off, the sun will return. jillian: the sun will come out. rob: that's what we were thinking we were in. i was very, very scared about 5:00 a.m. jillian: interesting 30 seconds. thank you. 38 minutes after the hour, cutting back on the number of white people on campus, california university trying to do just that. our next guest a student at the public school say it is mover is outrageous. rob: and what is on this guy's face? police in texas on the hunt for a bug -- burglary in texas, wait until you hear what it is. jillian: hope you're having a good morning so far, welcome back, store manager fired after protecting customers from armed shoplifter, robbery suspect jason white try today steal a give up before threat tong shoot people. that's when took action tackling to the grounded, police found two stolen guns and was placed on suspension before

along with the cold front throughout the midportions of the country with minor delays expected for omahadelays in colorado. now, here's the thing or here's the dprgraphic i was telling yo about here, locally 120 degrees or higher. that's the kind of heat we're talking about. it makes sense that state of emergency or specialty call for help for california is needed. the heat is building. intense heat. although we have a weak sea breeze, that's not helping. that intense heat is stifling what's happening throughout portions of the texas and northwest corner of the country. we're soaring to crazy high temperatures throughout seattle as well as portland over towards boise. boise has been under the gun for dangerous heat for extended period of time. they have been in the upper 9d 0s for the last -- upper 90s for the last few days in a row. midweek, hot in texas, unfortunately the east coast, including d.c. and new york and philly, more rain. back to you. jon: that jet stream is causing all kinds of trouble this july, isn't it? >> well, see the problem is what we need to do, we need to start pa