omaha beach is about 4.5 miles long. it is crescent shaped, which is good for the defender, so you .an have interlocking fire you have to have those beach exits. you have to. planners further subdivided the three portions of the big red one beach into fox red, fox green, and the most famous of them all, easy read. what is within those wn's? it is primarily concrete whole structures with machine guns and mortars, often called murder holes by allied soldiers. pillar boxes. you have plenty of rifleman. you have got mortars. you have grenades. i would argue the most formidable defenses the germans have in the big red one sector is the inland artillery. in some ways your deadliest adversary as you go ashore that day is the forward observer for the german artillery. he is the eyes that is calling in the deadliest and worst firepower. 105 millimeter artillery pieces inland from the beaches, all of which survive and almost completely useless compartmentnd sea with the lines of communication contact. you have forward observers in

world herald." >> dundee is a nice neighborhood in omaha.an affluent area. doctors and others. not mansions but stately homes. crime like this doesn't happen in dundee. and so it sent shockwaves right away. >> more about the computer use -- >> reporter: while the murders in dundee dominated the news, investigators were taking a second look at a less publicized crime. months earlier, there had been another murder not far from dundee. in this one, an elderly female had been bludgeoned and stabbed in the neck. >> we had knives that were used from her residence in her murder. so, we had similarities in that weapons were taken from her home and used against her and left at the scene. >> but you had somebody you liked for that. >> the detectives that investigated that case had identified a suspect very early on. somebody who was a family member of hers whom she had had a falling out with. >> and who didn't seem to have any connection with the hunters. >> none whatsoever. >> reporter: there comes a time in every homicide investigation where detecti

one who is terrified of going into an interview wrote on a piece of paper, this is not omaha beach. i have to say i was proud of my students for helping us solve one of the local mysteries on the normandy coast, that was the finding of a one private frankie mackey, who saved several airborne troops. he was a medic, and a number of villagers in a small town. up until that time, for more than 70 years, the village did not know the name of this medic. my students and i have had many adventures on the normandy coast and i was hesitant to go back in that capacity. i thought, how long am i going to tell somebody else's story? because i have had a career in foreign policy, and i thought, i don't know. to see the impact it has had on the students is one thing. then i realized the d-day story is part of my story too, and part of this community's story. you had the supreme allied commander living in gettysburg after the presidency. general nevins, who many of you barremember, was ike's manager. i found out only three years ago when i went to the war college that general nevins had been the th

they were doing it on omaha beach within a matter of hours. the problem was the tide. if you run up at high tide and unload and the tide recedes, you are stuck. there are actually cases of lst's that did not unload quickly enough you could walk , all the way around it dry shod until the tide returns. they get faster in 1942. that is a big difference between what if 1942 and 1943. the kind of expertise that had been developed by 1944 but short answer to your question, and i never give a short answer, is a couple of hours. >> what is the travel time? craig: the travel time back and forth is about 18 hours. what is interesting about that is that remember the troops were sustained by a virtually constant round-trip of lst's. they would unload, go back to brick some or portsmouth or plymouth, reload the crew could , only sleep during the crossing and only briefly. one ship made 159 roundtrips in the month after the d-day landing. they were on the job all the time back and forth. and again not to be too , repetitive, but i think without them the invasion would have been impo

they were doing it on omaha beach within a matter of hours. the problem is the tide. if you run at high tide and unload and the tide recedes, you are stuck. there are cases of them getting stuck, and you could walk around until the tide returns. much faster than in 1942. that is a big difference between what if 1942 and 1943. the short answer to your question, and i never give a short answer, is a couple of hours. the travel time back and forth is about 18 hours. what is interesting about that is the troops were sustained i a by aally constant -- virtually constant round-trip of lst's. the crew could only sleep during the crossing and only briefly. round-tripse 109 during d-day. not to be too repetitive, without them the invasion would have been impossible. last question. >> from the time they decide to make an lst, what was the cycle time for manufacturing and arrival to the theater? >> won the war began, january 1942, it took 52 days to build on. december 1942, it took 50 days. and junebetween may 1 's.i think they built 54 lst you have to get them across the ocean,

. >> well, this is omaha, nebraska, and the f.b.i. reported that the first infections they found were here in omaha. >> and then you begin to see what showing? >> you see where all the infected computers were that were part of this criminal network. >> oh, my goodness. whoa! >> on what looks like a miniature football field, baym pours a solution containing ciprofoxacin or cipro, a broad spectrum antibiotic. then baym drops e. coli bacteria at both ends of the table. in just a few days, some of the e. coli bacteria figure out how to resist the cipro. >> this is evolution happening. each one of these little things that you see on it, that's a mutant. that's a mutant that's developed resistance and started to grow. >> the e. coli has already outwitted cipro. >> in 12 days. >> these giant stone statues have fascinated and confounded visitors for centuries. dutch explorers named this place almost 300 years ago when they spotted it on easter sunday. >> it has soul, it has life. they're alive. >> absolutely. >> in the middle of the pacific,

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happened before and it's never happened again twenty five thousand london's have come together and omaha national stadium the final emotional performance the day draws to a close but handles lighting up the night john of the memory of the genocide victims and some living hope for elective gesture by the wounds of many running campaigns and might never really heal. and now to some of the other stories making news around the world. in libya fighting around the capital tripoli is intensifying with at least thirty five people killed in recent days a militia led by general kelly for have to are aims to take the capital where the united nations backed government is based militias loyal to the government are mobilizing to defend the city. police in romania have mounted a massive search operation along the country's black sea coast after one hundred thirty kilograms of cocaine washed ashore authorities are urging residents not to open the packets which began appearing on the beach on friday mania is a key transit point for drugs from latin america destined for western europe. authorities in suda

before and freight see it's never happened again twenty five thousand london's have come together and omaha national stadium to a final emotional performance today draws to a close handles lighting up tonight john and the memory of the genocides make its unmoving hopeful and collected by the wounds of many run in heaven and might never really. know to some of the other stories making news around the world. u.s. department of homeland security secretary kiersten nielsen has resigned that's according to a tweet by u.s. president donald trump in the last few minutes nielsen served in the post since december twenty seventh team sources say trump has been frustrated with the current u.s. asylum laws. in libya fighting around the capital tripoli is intensifying with at least thirty five people killed in recent days a militia led by general keane. if i have to our aims to take the capitol where the united nations backed government is based militias loyal to the government have mobilized to defend the city. police in romania have mounted a massive search operation along the country's black sea coas

to never happen again twenty five thousand london's have come together and omaha national stadium to a final emotional performance the day draws to a close handles lighting up the night to honor the memory of the genocide to make its unmoving hopeful and elected to the wounds of many run to heaven and might never really. have to do with the bundesliga show follows after the break when our guest is fortunate distilled or sporting director. he will be giving his views on malling dortmund this weekend we will also bring you the goals from sunday's games find out mention gladbach looking to reignite their push for a top four spot when they hosted birder bremen the visitors have their own aspirations of a place in european competition next season. that's coming up in just a minute on behalf of the whole team thanks so much for watching. the much. i'm skill the fame or that's hard and in the end is a me you're not a lot of the you anymore he wasn't of that. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers were lions of their being.

speaker, i rise today to recognize victoria, a leader from my district in omaha, nebraska, who has kosovarom the parents of multiple sclerosis to help those in desperate need . to find new homes, jobs, and schools in the wakes of hurricanes maria, sandy, and katrina and the tornadoes that rampaged nebraska and joplin, missouri. victoria has been involved in missionary work for many years and has had an active interest in serving others in need. she found her second calling by assisting disaster relief efforts and facilitating the relocation of those most affected. . bacon: in 2017, victoria found her work hitting closer to home than before. the daughter after puerto rican family assisted in relief efforts in puerto rico and the u.s. virgin islands when they were devastated by the powerful category four hurricane which claimed an estimated $3,057 human lives and caused $91 billion worth of dang. she served vervantly alongside a u.s. veteran to initiate a relief project that would help relocate affected families to omaha and the surrounding areas. with her efforts displaced families would have

. >> well, this is omaha, nebraska, and the f.b.i.he first infections they found were here in omaha. >> and then you begin to see what showing? >> you see where all the infected computers were that were part of this criminal network. >> oh, my goodness. whoa! >> on what looks like a miniature football field, baym

in omaha, in atlanta and in charlotte. julie and jeff in the middle of a remodel turned nightmare. so we checked back in with them. how long has it been looking like this? >> about a year and a half. >> reporter: the contractor home advisor recommended kenneth bell. >> he installed the tiles and they are hallow back there, moisture can get in there so all of this has to be ripped out. >> reporter: bell abandoned the job leaving their home a mess. again, home advisor says it performs criminal background checks but they missed the vickers found with a simple google search. >> pretty easily found out he was a convicted felon. >> reporter: a felon. had been on probation again all most the entire time he was on our job. >> reporter: kenneth bell who declined to comment. home advisor told nbc news prior to the their colaints, bell was removed for an unrelated reason and customer satisfaction is a top concern and screen all applicants and constantly working to improve screening processes but no screening process is foolproof and we're deeply disheartened when the vickers experienced. they

. >> host: where did you grow up >> guest: i live -- grew up in omaha nebraska. i am still at perdue. this is my final year but i've been commuting for four years. i was at perdue until this year and attended yale university. i fly out every other week and i'm on-site the other weeks. it's been interesting because i am from the midwest. i've lived the majority of my life in the middle of the country. l.a., the weather is always perfect and the people i care about the most are here. my partner is in new york which ise. challenging but we are makg it work and hopefully i can convince her eventually to move to the good life. >> host: roxanne gay is hard gas for the next 20 minutes or so. your chance to talk with her (202)748-8200 if you live in the eastern eastern central times as (202)748-2001 for those of you in the mountains and pacific timezone. at just gabrielle union has a submission the book. what is you talk about? >> guest: she talks about her own assault on the repercussions of that assault. it was an essay published in "the los angeles times" and i rememb

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. >> seth: you talk about growing up in omaha. >> sure. >> seth: auditioning for "oliver." >> oh, yeah, seth. >> seth: yeah, you didn't get it. >> i didn't get it. my first audition was for "oliver." >> seth: it 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

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i have told him i will personally come to omaha to do tech support. >> you are in a building design and appleed by steve jobs, park.. you moved in recently. steve has a vision that the workplace should facilitate people working together, having these common areas that people can work together and run into each_other without planning on that the level of ideas and creativity and innovation that would come out of that would be phenomenal, and we are seeing that. david: you're convinced standing up working is better than sitting down? >> we have given all of our staff standing desks. if you can stand for a while and then sit, so on and so forth -- [laughter] could stand up for a little while. >> let me ask about how you came to this position. you grew up in alabama, small rural town between pensacola and mobile. were you a star athlete, star scholar, tech nerd? >> i'm not sure i would say i was a star anything. i worked hard at school. i had some reasonably good grades. the benefit i got in my childhood was being in a family that was a and a public .chool system that was good that is a hug

you can't charge him all trussed accused him with bringing this information to the public so this omaha to try to find some kind of link between what chelsea manning did to get into the computer cracking a code etc that's a very difficult. thing to stop this evidence or it wise so in my view. this will present a very high threshold which u.k. courts english courts british courts should take very seriously and when that threshold is meant that well you see the political context here it's very very tough and i think. i mean as the us they announced the test in the house of commons . mr sollars had been arrested. there were. statements by the judge the first it seems judge yesterday. very unfortunate woman survived a song just personality well this is not an spat for an impartial. proceeding the way that the u.k. has a duty to go to deplorable base the inference by politicians but also if you like the statements by the judge in the courtroom yesterday. minds and in a professor of law at the university of also former united nations special rougher tour on arbitrary detention thank you very

omaha beach will start from the 12th gate.will come out of the 17th post time is 6:50 p.m. eastern time and of course you can see it right here on nbc. that's the news update this hour i'll send it back to you guys. i love the hats. i love the mint juleps i love the whole thing >> yes who doesn't? sue, thank you >> you got it. >> amd out with results. eric chemi following that for us >> you can see the stock popping about 5% the numbers look like just an in-line revenue beat by $10 million. so 1.27 billion. the eps 6 cents adjusted that's a one penny beat looking for five cents there gross margins a lot of people were looking for that number it was 41% that was exactly in line with the estimates and the guidance at 41% you see the stock up more than 6% a lot of people were concerned the intel results, how that might affect amd, would they suffer as a result work they get some shares. i think it looks like the in-line report but a lot of people breathing a sigh of relief that it wasn't actually worse than what we see right here

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and omaha warming up >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. of fog earlier this morning. skies clearing as temperatures head into the mid-60s. 69 in antioch and concord. north bay, 67. 59 the high in san francisco. going into the forecast, we're about to heat up the next few days. going from 65 to 83 on thursday. but then slightly cooler in time for eastern sunday leading into early next week. >> that's your latest weather. >> thank you, al, very much. >>> coming up, more of our journey to the frontiers of faith. this morning the difficult and painstaking work being done near jerusalem to preserve one of the world's holiest sites closed to the public for five decades. >>> does practice really make perfect? we will find out when savannah and jenna perform their get fit today dance routine live. >>> everybody is still talking about kim kardashian, planning to become a lawyer. what she is saying about her path to getting there. >>> first, an nbc news exclusive investigation that anyone with a facebook account needs to see. the documents we've obt

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that system in the great lakes, you can see snow from winnipeg to minneapolis back to omaha. rapid city and bismarck pushing into canada. you can see a lot of cloud cover and warm conditions with a strong south wind. a big dividing line. one cool area is in the 40s to 60s. i walk you through detroit at 62. we will be right back we go and we have a decent breeze. but it is not that bad. northwest, northwest, northwest. napa airport is the warmest area. 67 in santa rosa. we have a lot of mid-60s and upper 60s. bread what is almost 70. they are close. the napa airport and santa rosa are 11 degrees warmer than they were this time yesterday. most locations within a couple of degrees. it took a dive all the way into arizona. arizona is giving a lot of cloud cover. it is 71. they will not reach that today. we have clear skies dipping down from the north. and it is also nice for us tomorrow. is a temperatures warm up and we get partly cloudy skies to mostly cloudy. not today. 60s and 70s under temperatures. there starting to bump up and will continue to do that into saturday. that wi

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or hang on to it for longer they'll say, i'll hang on to it for a couple years and go cash it in in omahag. >> it is probably along a more prolonged period of time a lot of people saying we're not going to see the bulk of this until 2020 a ucla professor who did a study on ipos in california and they said they saw a bump at the time of the filing and then when the lock up period ended but it really goes over quite a long period of time. >> again for san francisco, there's a very small area where they can really, i mean, they can't really build so, what do you think is likely to happen to that market with all this demand and no where to go >> a pretty baffling statistic that came out the real estate company redfin calculated that based on list ipo price which has dropped, but $72 at the time that they listed their employee and former employee pool would be about $1.5 billion, which is actually more than the collective value of every single property currently on the market in san francisco. so, i don't know if that's overstated, but, you know, some hype going on. >> katherine, it's fascinat

if you're going toward minneapolis or into the dakotas, omaha, nebraska, there could be significant flight delays in and out of that minneapolis hub. for us,e're really just going to be sitting around with high clouds later in the day. dry weather today. into your friday, there's a small chance of rain beforerr lunch to. i think most of us will wait until later on into the afternoon. here's0 6 tomorrow, showers rolling through the shenandoah valley on to the i-95 corridor. rainy weather friday night into early saturday. i think we catch a little break during the daylight hours on saturday. then more showers likely to develop for the second half of your sunday. the weekend has high rain chances both days especially sunday. but saturday will not be a total thshout. look a highs, mid 70s over the weekend. steady rain and cooler and windy on monday. es one c if o it rains monday. >> as long as it doesn't affect the commuef too much. 95e the beltway, we spotted this on the map before we sent chopper over. therla seeing . take a look, outbound lanes, three vehicles involved. kind of a rear-end c

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