in omaha, nebraska, the missouri river reached record levels. waste from one of the sewage treatment plants is entering the river. >> the recommendation is that you avoid being in the water, and hopefully people understand what the quantity of water that's coming down the missouri river, that you stay out of the water. >> reporter: many residents in the area are stranded inside their homes by water, or they simply can't reach their homes. >> my mom is actually stranded in our neighborhood currently. she's by herself but doing okay. but cannot get in or out of the neighborhood. >> reporter: iowa's governor toured flood damage in the town of hornick. last week a mandatory evacuation order was issued for the town. >> a lot of water. we're looking at 111 homes in hornick. >> reporter: dozens had to leave their homes in central wisconsin as the crawfish river threatened to cut off entire neighborhoods. >> the water is still a little bit unpredictable, from what i understand. it seems like we're holding steady right now. >> reporter: residents in the

she's been an active board member as the greater omaha coalition, the city of omaha's human relations board and omaha housing authority board. not only sherry is a public lished author of a book "there's something in my water," she's a recipient of many awards to include the outstanding service of woman of color award and she's also made the admiral the nebraska nave eye by the former govern -- navy by the former governor. she lives through christ, she serves her neighbor, her willingness to serve our country makes her a positive role model, humble, a wonderful individual and empowering community activist. i yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. fitzpatrick, for five minutes. mr. speaker, k: it's with a heavy heart that i rise today to honor the life and memory of an amazing bucks county resident, mar dugin, who we recently lost after a courageous battle with cancer. she married her husband, doug, in 1991, and together she raised three amazing children, patrick, -- children, and she was known for her adventurous spirit,

(announcer) omaha beach, d-day ...ve came in, 32 infantrymen in a boat. the first wave was 6:30. the second wave was 6:35. the third wave 6:40, every five minutes. (sam fuller) we can't get off. we can't go back. over 3,000 was dead on the beach. the incredible story of d-day and the invasion of nazi europe always fascinated me. it was unquestionably the most hazardous mission in history. (sam fuller) by the time i made up my mind how to shoot omaha beach, i decided just to show a man's watch in the channel and the wave going over it and the wave going over it, and very gradually it shows you the time. it's 7:00, it's 7:30, 7:35. it starts getting pink at 7:40. and it's 8:00, it's 8:30 and it starts getting redder. and by 9:25 it's blood red, and i thought that, for me, was the best visual, as close as i can be to realism through one source: blood. (gunfire and explosions) in restaging d-day for "the longest day," there must have been 10,000, more or less, troops involved. frenchmen in american uniforms for the most pa

. >>> all roads and big lows lead to omaha and there it is with pressure around kansas and colorado yesterday. i will tell you, if you saw the pictures from denver international, it was a mess. people were stuck and it was a huge system and continues to be. i will keep track of that for you. 30s, 40s and 50s and a good breeze the last couple of days. we might see upper 20s but a wide variety of temps. any breeze holds that temp up. if not, you are in the 30s with high clouds drifting in later. overall, nice with clear skies and this low looks like it will split but higher clouds later today. 60s on the temps and mid-60s near average and a little above. at 4:02, she is back and ready to go on let's hope today is quieter. >>> yesterday was busy and today, and the livermore valley, the altamont commute is off to a rough start and you will see why from the maps. a i is creating traffic hazards with the backup through the altamont pass and a problem eastbound at livermore valley that doesn't seem to be causing problems. west of 80 before the toll plaza, there is a car in the process of being told

just outside of omaha, in fremont, roads are almost impassible.

west of omaha, the elk horn river rising ten feet above flood stage.d by a rapid warm-up made rivers rise so much that days later some neighborhoods are still under water. in northwest missouri, residents in craig filling sandbags bracing for the water coming their way. >> we will do anything we can to keep this town dry. >> reporter: the water is now claiming at least three lives in the region. and ere in waterloo, nebraska, you can only get to this town by air boat. you see that house there, it's been moved off its foundation. geo benitez, waterloo, nebraska. >> you can still see on the weather radar, there are more storms coming into nebraska and iowa. this is a combination of recently heavy rain and last week's snow from the blizzard. >> paul williams explains, what's happening and why. good morning. >>> good morning, unfortunately more unwelcome rain will hit the same area that's already ravaged from grand island, omaha, kansas city. recovery will be disruptive. you add that rain on top of the ice melt that's happening, up toward the elk river, th

it is expected to crest sunday at more than 40 feet south of omaha. that would mark 15 feet over flood stage. first responders rescued people off the roof of pickup trucks all weekend. at least two people have died, in colume us-- columbus nebraska 50 year old james willky was swept a ways he tried to help someone stranded when a bridge collapsedment his body was recovered hours later near his farm. it is the the aftermath of last week's bomb psych loan, that weather phenomenon produced blizzard continue conditions in and severe flooding. >> i was blown a way, the utter devastation, the power of nature is incredible. >> the disaster will plague the region for days, major flooding along the missouri river is forecast to last through the end of this week. meg oliver, c brrks s news,-- cbs news, new york. data from a flight r0rders on the ethiopian airlines jet that crashed within week ago has been downloaded 6789 ethiopian airlines said the black boxes show clear similarities with a lion air jet that crashed last october. both planes were boeing 737 max

tim: i told him i will personally come to omaha to do tech support for him. david: 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. [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 of running a private equity firm. how do you define leadership? what is it that makes somebody tick? [applause] david: that was 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 about july 2011. the earnings are up about 80%. so 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 now i am going to do

tim: i told him i will personally come to omaha to do tech support for him. david: 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. [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 of running a private equity firm. how do you define leadership? what is it that makes somebody tick? [applause] david: that was 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 about july 2011. the earnings are up about 80%. so 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 now i am going to do

i'm tracking two systems, this one towards omaha, a place that does not neednymorerain. ond down around the panhandle of florida, three five inches of rain down towards west palm beach. these come together around our area and move up the coast. this is tomorro night. tomorrow during the day, dry, do not needthe umbrella all on our wednesday. however wednesday night, thursday morning 7:00 a.m. we have the heavy rain. we have heavier rain around the noon hour along the i-95 corridor from d.c. to richmond towa bs philadelphiak towards the western zones, everyone getting in on the action. by 5:00 the rainmaking its way out of here. d ending in the evening hours but not before providing us a lotf rain. periods of heavy rain thursday. 1 to 2 inches possible. yesterday we were looking at showers, i was going 30 4 to chance of showers. now it's looking more like a big storm comingn as the storm is a little bit farther inland. turning windy and chilly for fridaynd saturday. i have temperatures on friday getting up to 54 degrees but the winds gusting upwards of t 30 40 miles per h

our kathy park is in omaha. >> pretty girl. >> reporter: chad wegener and john carroll bought this 40 acre property 15 years ago. now it's a sanctuary for endangered goats, their livelihood. so when theifa floodwaters, they rushed in to save the animals. >> the water came in. the water came in so quick. excuse me. >> reporter: the damage to agriculture in nebraska this week estimated to be nearly a billion dollars. the latest blow to many farmers. bankruptcies in the region rising by 19% last year. from the trade war and international competition over agricultural products, to extreme weather, farmers are struggling to survive. >> as people put blood, sweat and tears day after day after day for livestock and their crops, to put food or whatever on the tables of people around the country. >> reporter: the forecast for so many farmers is uncertain. do you think you can afford to destation?cause of the >> we don't know. we don't know. >> reporter: kathy park, nbc news, omaha, nebraska. >>> let's take you to washington now and the growing war of words between the president and the husband

and i told him i will personally come out to omaha to do tech support for him. [applause] david: so, you're now in a building that was designed and inspired initially by steve jobs. apple park. tim: apple park. david: and you've moved in recently. tim: steve had the vision that the workplace should facilitate people working together, having these common areas that people could work together, and run into each other without planning on doing it, and that the level of ideas, creativity, and innovation that would come out of that would be phenomenal, and we're seeing that. david: you're convinced that standing up working is better than sitting down? tim: we've given all of our employees, 100%, standing desks. if you can stand for a while, and then sit and so on and so forth, this is much better for us. [laughter] david: yeah, we could stand up for a little while. [applause] david: so, let me ask you about how you came to this position. so you grew up in alabama. tim: a very, very small rural town between pensacola and mobile on the gulf coast. david: ok, and you gr

the fun starts here in nebraska, up the road in omaha, back in 1910. that's when the artist karen mentioned, doane powell, takes a job as a political cartoonist for the omaha daily bee. >> he was a very popular political cartoonist and satirist. people looked forward to opening the pages and seeing what kind of scenes he would create. >> but the newspaper biz doesn't cut it for powell, who had studied painting and sculpture in paris after college. he wants his work to pop off the page, so in the early 1920s, the restless artist heads to new york city, where he begins experimenting in mask-making. "an ancient and venerable craft," notes mask-maker david knezz. >> it seems there's a universal need to mask for different ceremonies to ask the spirits for help in war, in courage, in fertility. >> so we're not talking children's halloween masks here. doane aspires to recast the timeless art form for a 20th-century audience. >> it is an extension of his cartooning because political cartoonists would exaggerate for fun, and he was able to do that with his mask

. >> reporter: merbe to be plked t of cold dwatthatled hi omaha ca>>d. i was petrified. didn't know how fast it was coming. >> reporter: emergency evacuations are in place after several levee failures along the river. it's expected to crest more than 40 feet south of omaha. that would mark 15 feet over flood stage. first responders rescued people off the roof of pickup trucks all weekend. at least two people have died. in columbus, nebraska, 50-year-old james wilkey was swept away as he tried to help someone stranded when a bridge collapsed. his body was recovered hours later near his farm. it's the aftermath of last week's bomb cyclone. that weather phenomenon produced blizzard conditions in portions of western nebraska and severe flooding. >> i was blown away. the utter devastation, the power of nature is incredible. >>> the disaster will plague the region for days. major flooding is forecast to last through the end of this week. meg oliver, cbs news, new york. >>> the list of contenders for the 2020 presidential election has grown. one potential democratic favorite hi

i showed you this one toward the omaha area. another one down towards florida, parts of west palm beach, that area, over 4 inches of rain from this storm. these two storms are going to come together and move right up the coast towards our region on thursday. .et's time it out for you he here's today. watch the two storms trying to come together. wednesday they're still far enough apart. we're notea dng with any rain on wetoesday. rrow will be dry. this storm actually moves down and drags this storm up across our region. look at this now on thursday. yesterday i was t about a 30, 40% chance of rain. i upped that last night at 11: and said something we got to watch. now just two days away, looks like this could be another inch to 2 inches of rain on thursday and friday ittiould be n because we're talking about significant wind behind the stor 55 tomorrow. sunshine early. again it's going to be a cold start but nice for aroun noon. more afternoon clouds. spring begins at 5:58 tomorrow night. spring officially begins tomorrow. 53 fo

it's expected to crest sunday it near omaha.irst responders rescued people off the top of pick up trucks over the weekend. in columbus, nebraska, swept away as he tried to help someone stranded when a bridge collapsed. his bar his fm. >> i was blown away. utter devastation. the incredible. >> major looding is >>> data from the flight recorders has been done loaded. ethiopian airlines says they show similarities with the lion air jet that crashed. both were 737 max-8 aircraft. but they warn further analysis is required. all 157 people on board died last sunday. >>> the u.s. government is currently in a legal battle over the longest continuous oil spill in history. ces is the first network ton omar reports. >> reporter: texan took us to where the taylor oil rig once stood. from the air that sheen is visible for miles. even from space. we are about 15 miles from shore on top of where the oil can coming up. you can smell it and you can also see it. in 2004 hurricane ivan destroyed the oil platform operated by taylor energy. they've

to see the community come together, bringing supplies in from omaha and other towns.veryone is helping out. >> reporter: we drove across a closed bridge into iowa and the missouri river, which i am standing in right now, is expected to crest thursday in st. joseph. more than a dozen rivers are now in major flood stage. jeff. >> glor: all right. demarco, thank you very much. near houston tonight, a fire that began at a chemical plant on sunday, we are told could burn for two more days. at least eight storage tanks went up. the smoke can be seen for miles. officials say there is no immediate danger from the fumes. french investigators said today the black boxes from ethiopian 3rlines flight 302 show clear similarities between that crash and the october lion air crash ir indonesia. and there are growing calls for an investigation into how the 737 max was deemed safe to fly f the first place. kris van cleave has been looking into this. >> reporter: as family members ed ohe 157 who died on ethiopian airlines flight 302 said good- bye to their loved ones one week cter the c

offuttir force base near omaha under feet of water. entire parking lots submerged. in nebraska extreme flooding cut off communities across the state the water raced in. some homeowners have been stranded for days. >> ian't believe how much water came in, it's insane. >> reporter: heavy rain and significant snow melt fueled this disaster.th e worst the region has seen in decades. minnesota, wisconsin, iowa, and illinois also hit hard. river gauges there near or above flood stage. naonal guard soldiers are pulling people and pets to safety. strangers also pitching in. >> this is what nebraskans do. we pull up our britches and help each other. >> reporter: russ zime says the lake is now in his home and the watee.could take days to reced >> the sad thing is the persona memorabid family heirlooms, they're priceless and can't be replaced. >> reporter: historic flooding quick to move in, now slow to move out. as the waters here slowly start to recede, states south of t region could be next. river flooding is likely in the erming weeks as the floodw head downstream toward t

you can see flooding of the missouri and platte rivers south of omaha. here's the platte river before and during the flood and the town of pacific junction also underwater. the flooding so severe in part because of the region's massive snow accumulations and then a sudden rise in temperatures. vice president mike pence is scheduled to visit the region today. there are so many towns that are cut off by these floods right now and more rain is expected to move in. officials say it may take up to a month for the region to recover from these historic floods. guys. >> and, stephanie, so many people left without homes now bracing for even more flooding. thank you. >>> meantime, boeing's ceo has released a new statement as the company tries to address safety concerns surrounding its new 737 jet. french investigators now confirm that some black box data from last week's crash in ethiopia is similar to last october's crash in indonesia, and in light of that development boeing's ceo said, quote, we're taking actions to fully ensure the safety of the 737 max. now on

we don't know. >> reporter: kathy pa, nbc news, omaha, nebraska. >>> let's take you to washington now and the growing war of words between the president and the husband of kellyanne conway, an unusual feud exploding tonight between the boss and the spouse ofof onis top advisers. peter alexander has details. >> reporter: o washington's most bizarre feuds now coming to a boil. president trump today e lasting geo conway, husband of his senior adviser kellyanne conway as a total loser after his 2020 camign manager took a shot at george conway, tweeting he hurts his wife because he is jealous of her success. just two years ago, the conservative lawyer was a trump supporter, considere for a justice department job. bowing out, writing kellyanne and i continuepport the president. but conway's turned into one of presiden trump's fiercest critics, attacking, even mocking him on a daily basis. the latest sug the president is not mentally fit to serve, even posting from the american psychiatric s manual io of disorders, citing narcissistic personality disorder with its need for admiration and lac

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favorite bagel and coffee shop in martinez, he told us he is the svivor from his unit that stormed omahatrips for vets to travel to their battlefields, mr. larson isn't eligible because his military records were destroyed in a kentucky army base fire in the 1970s. his coffee crew is mobilizing to get him there for the 75th anniversary commemoration in june, and mr. larson, he just can't believe it. >> we're like we're going to get a go fund me. he didn't know what it was and he joked around later, got choked up, he said i cannot believe that don't even know me are donating to me and he goes i thought i'd be sitting out there, he said like a little -- >> little man way tin cup. >> i love 'em. family. i'm so proud of everyone. it chokes me up. >> it chokes me up. >> i know. sorry to make you cry, laura. mr. larson is the recipient of the army's bronze star and france's legion of honor, which is the most prestigious award in all france. all after lying about his age at the age of 15, so that he and his cousin could join the national guard. that's probably the only bad thing he did in his li

backing you. >>> welcome back the oracle of omaha, warren buffett, said he made a mistake with one of his investments, delta, by accidentally building a 10% stake in the company. >> delta made an appearance, i don't know, three weeks ago at some investment conference and announced -- i think they announced they brought in 26 or 27 million shares and borrowed a billion dollars to do it i like that in two aspects they bought in 4% of their stocks so all of a sudden we own 4% more of delta than we had the day before i like that we borrow a billion to accelerate a stock purchase program. but what i didn't realize is that purchase had taken us over 10%, so i was already in territory that i didn't plan to get. so i just decided to buy a whole lot more stock >> delta is now just about one of the only airliners sitting in the green so far this month. will this accident by warren buffett pay off, pete? >> he's still willing to put more machioney in. >> do you care about what that says >> i think it has some meaning behind it. i don't think warren will throw money because he made a mistake. i t

larson says he's the only living survivor from his unit that stormed omaha beach ...and this trip is for them. <""i am going back for all of my buddies"butted too it's unbelievable how people have come through for me ... from all over the place>(robin) people have donated more than 5-thousand dollars toward larson's trip (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the embarcadero. (robin) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. rain is back for the morning with showers expected to continue off and on into the early afternoon. temperatures are mild to start with 50's and 60's again later on. as some sunshine returns later today expect the possibility of an isolated thunderstorm to pop up for areas away from the coast.futurecast shows that as we move into the afternoon skies generally dry out before isolated showers of rain tomorrow. after which point we finally see some consistently dryer weather with comfortable conditions to look forward to under sunshine start of next week. no major hot no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the m

ere's one right here around omaha. here's the other, downds towar florida.ther and this o is going to pick this one up and move it up the coast and bring way.lorida moisture our wednesday night, no problem. tomorrow you will not need the umbrella. thursday however look what happens, by early thursday morning we haveain during the morning rush for most of us and heavy rain during th afternoon. that sticks around through possibly as long as the evening rush. here's 5:00 still sticking around much of our area. drying off to the west but more shower activity can't be ruled out during the evening hours. we're watching this system closely. t me show you what to expect. periods of heavy rain on thursday. 1o 2 inches possible. yet another soaker of a storm. we just need to stay dry for a couple weeks here we've seen so much rain. turning and chilly for friday. i have temperatures in the low 50s but it's not going to feel that nice on friday. tomorrow, wednesday at the bus stop, 35 degrees. this is inside thean beltway, of you colder than that. 47 at recess. 52 by th

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omaha has managed to clear the state of emergency in the eastern part of the state.her ground. but look at wisconsin, a state of emergency there as melting snow led to floods and at least 300 people had to be evacuated. >> allison chinchar joins us from the cnn weather center. allison, how long do you expect this to last, some communities just get through? >> yeah, it's going to take weeks i say that pleuramrupleu . we're not just talks small rivers and creeks. these are hundreds of rivers. take a look here, all of the dots you see here are the gauges of rivers overflooding. over 300 at flood stage as we speak. 50 of them are at major flood stage, okay? and about a dozen of them are already at or expected to be at record levels in the coming days. here's why this is happening, okay, you've got what's called snow melt. typically in march, temperatures start to get warmer, and all of that snow begins to melt and goes into those rivers, creeks and streams. even though this is something that happens every year, this year is different because there's so much extra snow. t

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these satellite images of an air force base in omaha. this is a before picture.ast year. this is the after. look at the end of this runway. this entire area here and the neighborhoods above, all under water. the bottom picture taken yesterday. the omaha world herald reports 60 buildings including two large aircraft hangers are flooded. you can see part of the runway under water as well. 20 miles south of the base in another before and after. the image from pacific junction in iowa. a man rescued here this afternoon. you can see the before on the top and everything in inundated on the bottom picture. the next image that we'll show you is from nasa. this is part of the missouri river that separates nebraska and iowa. this is another air force base. you can see all the water. just incredible flooding. they have a lot of cleaning up to do. in illinois, several more towns are in the danger zone in rockford, illinois. mike tobin reporting live from roscoe, illinois. mike? >> shep, behind me is the rock river. it's about 115 meters over its bank. look behind me, four fo

and thatachance of snow ss omaha and st. louis, that's the weather system that's coming our way. not a lot of moisture. that wl be have fight the strong sunshine. and mostly sunny. and by tomorrow morning, maybe a few flurries in the shenandoah valley. it will probabl be noontime or later. since it's coming in the middle of the day, itd may be c enough to support the snow. even with the cloud cover, probably not going to be able to stick to the ground. student rule o couldn't rule out the wet snow on grassy areas. ten-day forecast. mostly dry saturday. rain showe on saturday evening and early sunday. sunday afternoon briefly mild and temperatures close to average for most of next week. >> almost good evening. i'm looking at the sunday, 66. i like that. green belt, outer loop, have a crash blocking the right side. not seeing much of a delay. we'll keep our eyes on that. centreville, westbound, between graainesesville. and vien, eastbound working clocking two lanes. gaithersburg, montgomery village e,enue, lanes are blocked th northbound and southbound. we should getelief as that c

he is the only living survivor from that unit that stormed omaha beach. the fund-raiser will stay up for a few weeks, with anything extra going toward larsen and spending money for his trip. >>> we'll be right back with sports. after nearly 60 years, a popular bay area speed shop is closing its doors. )gotelli )s ) on el camino in south san francisco is the go-to place >>> happening now. after nearly 60 years, a bay area speed shop is closing its doors. gotelli is the go-to place for car parts. tomorrow will be the last day they're open at that location. the owner says the rent is going up and he can't afford to stay. they're going to move to a smaller store at a more affordable building. >>> well, the san francisco giants in san diego, tonight, for game two of the season. and it was a lot like game one. >> the pitching was pretty good. the hitting was not, until the ninth giants down evan longori run. this is the giants' first run of the season and still their only run of the season. giants lose 4-1. >>> a's not on the road, at the coliseum. khris davis'

a little light rain from omaha to kansas city and st. louis today. we'll take a look at the forecast for the rest of the country coming up. >>> new meaning t tohe word snow mobil. 140 harley davidson's took on a snow covered hill in italy. winter x games player speed up the slope i t recorde to win the sixth annual race and snow event. looks dangerous. >> and fun. >>> still ahead, violence in vegas. the dramatic twist in a case against a teenager caught on camera there pushing her friend off a brunch. "early today" continues. do i use a toothpaste that whitens my teeth? or one that's good for my teeth? now i don't have to choose. from crest 3d white. the whitening therapy collection. now with charcoal or coconut oil. it gently whitens. plus, it has a fortifying formula to protect your enamel. crest. healthy, beautiful smiles for life. there's nothing quite as magical as staying at a disney resort hotel. ♪ so imagine... complimentary rides to and from the park... even extra time with your family in the park. and now, youan save up to 30% on rooms at s

that's the reason i'm not too concerned about any accumulating snow ere's the band of snow from omaha to st. louis. that's the weather system pacting us during the day tomorrow. plenty of sunshine here for the firs half to three-quarters of th day. clouds don't thicken up until monight. for ow, during the morning hours, there could be a flurry or two. during the middle of the afternoon, here 2:00 in the afternoon, a little chance for light snow. there's the rain/snow linealong i-95. itht m be enough snow to whiten the ground. doesn't look like any significant accumulation. but maybe enough to whiten the ground in a few spots. five-day forecast then, cold tomorrow, cloudy, too. saturday, plenty of ouds. but a peek of sun. sunday's rain chances in thern g. we get those drops out of here before noon and see the sun on sunday, we're going to shoot for 66 degrees. >> wouldn't that be nice? i lik that number. looking at the roads, gaithers duri, northbound and southbound, 270, near montgomery village avenue. silver spring, outer loop of the beltway, between georgia and connecticut. work zon

scott mclane is live in omaha with the latest on this.urbing things here. >> good morning. there is still plenty of misery to go around in nebraska. you can see how high the water level is and how much damage was done. this is lake flooding. they are pumping the water out of here across the road to the river side in order to get rid of it. it is a slow process. the last thing these people need is one more thing to worry about but they do. public officials here and across the midwest are warning flood victims about the potential for contamination of well water. >> it's real muddy. be careful. >> reporter: for thousands of nebras nebraskans it doesn't get worse than this. >> that's not your shed? >> no. >> you don't have a shed? >> no. that came clear from over there. >> reporter: she got an unwanted backyard makeover and almost eight feet of water in the basement of the lakefront home south of omaha. >> the white spot on the pipe. >> reporter: and spent a week cleaning up. she's still without power. one of thousands of nebraska homeowners

he said he's the only living survivor from his unit that stormed omaha beach. >> that is the best story is. >> really fast, one last check of weather. >> a great weekend. we all know that. we've got a lot of sunshine headed this way. temperatures warm up by tomorrow into the low 70s. we'll stay there early next weekend. the rain comes back, the temperatures drop back into the low to mid 60s. >> you always do a good job with that. >> it's good for the weekend. >> i'll take it. >> thanks for joining us. our next news cast is at 5:00 tonight. >> enjoy that weather this weekend. >>> right frou -- right now on "california live," a woman who inspires children all over the world. >> the things that made me happy, i thought that was enough. now, my heart comes alive, when i'm serving others and not just myself. >> then, spring cleaning for your face. our girl in the bay is showing us how to keep it clean and simple. >> exercise your face and take your skin to the gym. >> and a dream kr-- come true f a kid out of the south central. he is now the man calling the shots at the naacp image awards. a

. >> seth: you talk about growing up in omaha. >> sure. >> seth: auditioning for "oliver." >> oh, yeaht get it. >> i didn't get it. my first audition was for "oliver." >> seth: i stuck with you. >> well, i assumed that i would just, like -- i was like, "how many boys wanted to do musical theater in omaha?" turns out a lot. [ laughter ] so, i just thought there'd be, like, a signup sheet. and it said, "we still have" -- >> seth: and you thought you'd just write, like, "i would like to be oliver." >> "i'll be oliver today." but no, and other people auditioned and i didn't get it. lance polakoff got it. [ laughter ] >> seth: wow, all these years later, the name just rolls right off the tongue for you. >> right? it's just right in there. >> seth: yeah. >> he got it. [ light laughter ] i mean, i'm sure he's a lovely man. we've never -- we didn't keep in touch. >> seth: you never crossed paths with him? oh, he's dead? >> no, i -- [ light laughter ] no, but it is, like, it still does, like, have a little, like -- >> seth: it's great, yeah. >> triggering thing to me, i'm like, "[ bleep ] olive

then, we are watching out for melting snow showers in rapid city, omaha, minneapolis, 3-6 inches in someas. for the northeast, another round of cold weather with snow squalls pushing across the great lakes region because of lake-effect snow. in the deep south, it is quite chilly. a high pressure system in place for us and allows the temperatures to drop 10-20 degrees below the norm for this time of year. kenneth, janai? >> it is winter. thank you, paul. >>> now to washington and the showdown between president trump and the house democrats as allegations surface about his daughter's security clearance. >> sources tell cnn they pressured his chief of staff to grant ivanka trump security clearance despite their objections. that report comes as the white house is refusing to give congress information kushner's security clearance staging for a possible subpoena fight. >> democrats demand documents related to the president's life, he's calling them stone cold crazy. here is abc's cecilia vega. >> reporter: calling the request overly intrusive, the white house declined to give democrats any inf

he is the only living survivor from his unit that stormed omaha beach. within the last 48 hours, he has received thousands and thousands of dollars in donations to his go fund me page that his friends set up. here is why he says it's so important for him to make that long trip. >> i just want my family to know how appreciative the french were. >> they were so appreciative, he got france's highest honor, legion of honor. live look at his go fund me page. he is very close to that goal of $10,000 to make that trip. jake still has a bit more to go. the commemoration is coming up this summer. but we did put up a link on our home page if you would like to check that out and see how well he's doing. >> $999 away. >> so lucid. 96 can look like a lot of different things and he said i have no aches and pains. i get up in the morning and feel great, and i feel like the luckiest man in the world. >> we're all hoping for that as well. >> i know. >>> people in the coffee shop may be staying there for a while, looking at the rain. >> it's been off and on. throughout ti

we'll start with nbc's kathy park in omaha, nebraska. hey, kathy, good morning. >>> hoda, good morning to you.'v seen these disasters having a big impact in this behind me is the missouri river. the devastation has been widespread in themidwest. later today vice president mike pens will be in the area to take a closer look at the damage. this morning parts of the midwest still under water, devastated by historic flooding that has still not receded. >>here are still places fully submerged, no access. s people stilltuck in their homes. >> entire communities in nebraska cut offy lie rhigh riv. >>tiasically sit ducks. it's an island, literally an island. >> in iowa,heandbagging hasn't stopped. a desperate race against time to hold back melting ice jams. >> as it's progressively breaking up and movir, down rive we'll have air yoos like this. >>> stranded animals are getting to higher ground. livestockad to be ferried out after days trapped in cold waut zble these poor guys don't know what's going on. they know they're on dry land. happy about

later this afternoon pence heads to omaha, nebraska, to tour the recent flood area. rain with the melting snow and ice pushing rivers to record highs there. throughout the midwest, so far we know that at least three people are confirmed dead from the flooding. >>> and also new at 11:00, former speaker of the house paul ryan is joining the board of the fox corporation, parent company of fox news. ryan's new job is creating he headlines. they have been done for years. the murdoch family wraps up the disney deal. >>> a new name for the school district in the north bay. some residents calling the name offensive. some residents of san rafael see the dixie name as racist. the name, of course, synonymous with confederacy. however, folks who want to keep the name say it is named after an indian woman named dixie who knew the man that donated the land for the school in the 1800s. pete suratos joins us. question one, tell us what's happening today. question two, what are the other names being considered throughout? >> reporter: they consider two names and live oak elementary a

. >> reporter: conditions so bad the national weather service had to evacuate its omaha office fridayy sending its last message until the flooding threat is over. the entire state of wisconsin under a state of emergency. floodwaters are streaming into dozens of homes in columbia county and ice damming is likely to make the situation worse. ice is building up on iowa rivers too. the down of coon rapids hasn't seen ice jams or flooding like this in nearly three decades. 300 homes are cut off in this minnesota trailer park. officials say it's just too dangerous to get in or out. so far the bomb cyclone has produced mountains of snow, rivers of rain, and strings of tornados, and wind strong enough to lift this st. louis woman right off the ground. >> i realized, okay, i can't stop this from going so i've got to let it go. >> that was dylan dreyer reporting. still need proof that the situation in the midwest is dire? check out this time lapse video tweeted out by the national weather service in green bay, wisconsin. it shows just how fast snow around the east river turned into ice jams and

just outside of omaha, in fremont, roads are almost impassible. >> we are trapped, can't get in or outf fremont, so planes are flying in supplies all over the region. >> reporter: across the region, thousands of people have been forced to evacuate, sometimes with minutes to spare. >> recovery is going to be a few days or week. this recovery is going to months, possibly a year. >> reporter: the flooding began last week starting with a massive winter storm. rivers have swollen to historic levels in 40 locations. melton snow combined with more rain means the flooding could continue for the next several days. and to remind you, it has been the wettest winter on record in the united states. this morning, we know the governors of iowa, wisconsin and nebraska have all declared states of emergency. anne-marie. >> all right, laura podesta here in new york, thank you so much, laura. >>> authorities in texas say a fire at a petrochemical plant is expected to burn for at least another day. thick black smoke can be seen for miles around the houston area. the fire started sunday after a leak from a

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just outside omaha in fremont, roadways are almost impossible. >> we are trapped. rains are flying in supplies from all over. >> reporter: across the region, thousands have been forced to evacuate, sometimes with just minutes to spare. >> this recovery is not going to be a few days or a few weeks. it will be months, possibly years. >> reporter: the flooding began last week, started by a massive winter storm. rivers have swollen to historic levels in more than 40 locations. melting snow, combined with more rain means the flooding could continue for the next several days. laura podesta, cbs news. >> the governors of iowa , wisconsin and nebraska have declared state of emergency is flood levels have reached hist still burning this morning. coming up, what is worrying people who live nearby. >>> let's head outside before we get a break and look at conditions. look at the layer of fog looking west from her salesforce tower camera. it is 4:39 am. we will be right back. >>> this is cbs health watch. >>> we now know exercise during pregnancy is not only safe, but beneficia

anywhere from omaha north wards, the rivers are going down. the missouri river sis a slow-moving river. st. joseph, we have to watch the crest later this week. nebraska is where the missouri river turned into a lake. it was three feet higher than the record, the previous record. that is unheard of. usually you break them by a couple inches here or there. we will see a little more rain in the days ahead. only looks like an inch or . less ago we had cold weather and snowing on the ground in spots. gorgeous weather in central california today too. east coast, west coast looks nearly perfect. middle of the country is where all the problems are. >> hopefully it will turn around. bill, thank you. >>> this morning we remember a rock and roll legend. ♪ that's dick dale known as the king of the surf guitar. dale and the deltones were famous for overpowering amp fires with their loud, fierce sound. ♪ dale reached new audiences in the 1990s when his hit was featured in the soundtrack of "pulp fiction." dick dale was 81. >>> an out of this world tribute t

the missouri river south of omaha is cresting as we speak. it's going to take awhile. st. joseph, it's going until friday for the river to crest there. we have been watching this one. this has beeninam the record was 28 feet, nebraska city. it was up there close tot 30 f for almost two or three days. that's been the worst of it. thankfully not aot of heavy rain in the forecast. just a little bit there on tuesday. that's not going to cause any additional that's a look at the big weather story of the day. here's a closer look at your day ahead. it's kind of cool in this region. it's been helpingthings. we have a lot of snow on the ground from northern nebraska up through the dakotas and minnesota, wisconsin. temperatures in the 40s, it's a slow snow melt. that helps our fn oding situat many areas. e rest of the week will be a little chilly. we'll take a look at those temperatures coming up. >>> sometimes you just need a beer break in the middle of a heated st. paddy's game agawast the milee bucks. philadelphia 76ers forward mike scott decided to chase a missed shot into a cr