undetected. >> any indication he was in omaha?e. >> for his part, linking told the cops he had nothing to do with the omaha killings. in fact, he denies ever saying he was glad doctor brumback was dead. in the end, detectives had to scratch doctor blanket off their list. back to the drawing board. if the suspect wasn't michael blink, the detective said it had to be someone else, with creighton connections. >> we knew we had to look through everybody in the pathology department, look at them, all the staff, everybody there. >> that means there are, what? maybe 1000, a couple of thousand persons of interest, all going in different directions? >> yeah. >> four days after the brumback murders, this investigation got one more jolt. another pathology professor from creighton reported that around 2:19 pm on mother's day, someone had tried to force their way into her house, setting off the burglar alarm. fortunately, doctor challenger a and her husband were out -- under mother wear out for lunch at the time. >> from her position, we are r

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the oracle of omaha chevron investment was worth $25.9 billion at the end of march. up from $4.5 billion last year chevron shares are up 30% this year >>> turning to retail investors and warren buffett's favorite robinhood. they called out the stock market buffett telling shareholders that banks make more money when people are gambling versus investing. munger says shares are unraveling because of disgusting business practices to which robinhood tells cnbc, it is tiresome seeing munger mischaracterize something he knows nothing about. unless you look, think and act like him, you should not be an investor >>> finally, it was the labor department and now charlie munger is calling out fidelity over allowing investors to add bitcoin to 401(k). >> when you have your own retirement account and your friendly adviser suggests you put all of your money into bitcoin, just say no >> all right frank, lots to digest. back to you. >> a crowd pleasing line there thanks, silvana. >>> turning attention to the crisis in ukraine and nancy pelosi and other members making a surprise visi

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double our investment in omaha! omaha! omaha! omaha! or you could use workday. omaha.inance, hr and planning system used by over half of the fortune 500. for a be-agile-like-an-mvp world. workday. for a changing world. >> a look at some of the biggest stories in the news right now. global equity funds biggest influx in weeks led by u.s. stocks, cheaper valuations for steve cella and recession bids. investors added about $20 billion to global stocks in the week that ended wednesday. the war in ukraine, russian still makers were the most confident in industry now being forced to sell at heavy discounts. heavy woods -- facing to men's to sell it discounts as much as 40%. russia central bank cracking down and italy come and post around of to very restrictions affecting italian companies. since the invasion of ukraine, russia central bank has taken a series of us going measures to limit foreign companies operations. that is the latest business flash. alix: we understand russia is going to actually default on its debt or not. some investors are supposed to get about $100 mil

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double our investment in omaha! omaha! omaha! omaha! or you could use workday. omaha. finance, hr and planning system used by over half of the fortune 500. for a be-agile-like-an-mvp world. workday. for a changing world. emily: continuing our coverage of a potential acquisition of vmware by broadcom, we spoke with the intel of d.l. from davos. he was the former ceo of vmware. here he is with my colleague haslinda amin, talking about all all things also chip supply. pat: we definitely think the supply-demand balance is 2024. and a year ago i said 2023. since then we have seen a number of equipment supply chains move out. overall, 2024 until we start to see a reasonable balancing of semiconductor supply chain. haslinda: so it will get worse before it gets better? if you look at the ports in china, you are looking at 50 to 60 ships waiting to unload, and that is causing a lot of headaches. pat: yes, the supply chain issues we've seen in china. but it comes on the back of many other supply chain issues. we are already beaten down and we have to work through it. and maybe t

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joining us now is catherine, who was there in omaha over the weekend.t i really want to get to is how were they? what do they look like? these guys are getting on a bit. how did they come across? reporter: they definitely came across as fully with it. buffett joked about it at the start of the meeting, he's 91 and monger is 98, so it was great to have shareholders back in omaha, but it is also important for them to see how they are doing and make sure they are fully running the company up to the standards. gina: tell us a little bit about some of these purchases. i think it is really interesting timing because buffett is always swooping at the market lows, but some of these purchases specifically are really interesting, specifically chevron and activision. katherine: it was a big quarter for him. he was a net buyer by the most we have seen on back to 2000 eight, so he increased his chevron stake. i think that is really important. obviously a good, high-yielding stock for them, up to $29.5 billion, up into the top four of berkshires bets. we also saw and

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just shy of 30% of the state population just in the omaha area. what we're watching play out here is lindstrom's base is right here. but about 60% of the state population lives right here in the east. the question is can the rest of the votes out here in rural nebraska help either pillen or herbster catch up? at the moment, lindstrom is ahead. we'll keep counting. it would be interesting, though, because the establishment is for pillen. trump is for herbster. lindstrom is running as the third republican, hoping he gets votes where the people live. >> we will be watching, led by mr. john king. thank you very much. appreciate that. >>> i want to turn now to ukraine where the battle in the donbas continues to evolve even as russia hammers cities across the country. a devastating strike in odesa destroying several buildings overnight. joining me now to discuss, retired air force colonel cedric leighton. a colonel, thank you so much for joining us. good evening to you. the attack in odesa tonight included three hypersonic missiles. that's according to

oracle of omaha, he's buying oil just as we keep hearing oil can't go that high because of esg and other things. he's loading up on apple whenever it gets hit. it's the most amazing company in the world, i get it. everyone has to make a decision though, liz, and this is the tough part for our viewers, they do hold some stuff that's junk that's not going to come back, and they hold some quality names, and heir trying to hang on to all of it. they're not taking market share, they're still expensive, they may not have the profit ability, they don't know how to grow their margins, take a hit on those so that you have more money to accumulate during this bottoming process. liz: well, is part of what charles just said, scott wren, getting rid of, say for example, bond funds? some bond funds have done just abysmally, and it's not going to be a good return as we see these yields spike. so what else do you like? and when you look at what is working, it's the etfs that are shorting things. these directly owned triple shorts, the etfs that are having just a field day here, they're triple-leveraged

this fox news alert, explosions ringing out -- in omaha, nebraska break out into massive three-alarm. nearby neighborhoods being evacuated. >> carley: full-blown travel nightmare over the holiday weekend. cheryl casone is breaking down what is behind it, coming up next. >> a lot of it is post-pandemic, so many workers in the u.s. disappeared from the labor force. for pilots, there is a pilot shortage, we are fighting that, as well. >> todd: thank god the band got back in time. other people did not. memorial day misery as airlines cancel thousands of flights over the four-day weekend. >> carley: it was the worst. cheryl casone joins us. airlines struggle with post-pandemic staffing. >> cheryl: rough weekend. good morning. u.s. airlines canceling thousands of flights over the memorial day weekend. more if you count the global amount of cancellations. florida and new york, you had weather and staffing shortages due to covid and other issues, travelers are frustrated. >> as soon as we got here, we got the e-mail our flight was cancelled. >> apparently, we had inclement weather and i arri

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julian: we are back without developing news out of omaha, nebraska. a fire at a chemical company has forced people to leave their homes. you can see thick clouds of smoke coming from the knox creek facility. the company makes things like liquid floor hardener's, ceiling compounds and water repellents. omaha public power district says 300 people are without power after 25 homes and businesses were initially affected. there were no reports of any injuries. we will bring you the latest as we get it. drew: time now 6:11 a.m., a pretty picture from the exploratorium camera. sunny skies in the forecast. air quality good to moderate, high pressure in control. it acts like a lid and tends to trap wind at the surface. a little breezy this afternoon, the wind not a strong today compared to yesterday but still gusting over 20 miles an hour at times. it is about sunshine, a warmer afternoon, 60's and 70's around the bay shoreline. 82 around 90's inland. today is warm. tomorrow is the warmest day of the week and a marine layer will cool us off thursday. there is a

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douglas county, 30% of the population lives here, omaha, douglas county. lindstrom was running it up big here, when you move away, we've seen it so many times in the republican primaries, trump usually benefits. and out to the smaller, rural counties, not a ton of votes, but wins the county here and gets a few votes back. wins with fewer people here. in the smaller, rural counties, it's pillen, not herbster, right now, winning more of those as you go through. still counting votes but the establishment candidate ahead, 6600 votes at the moment, don, if this holds up. that would be the first trump endorsed candidate to lose in a major primary this season. nine women have come forward to accuse mr. herbster of touching them inappropriately. denies the allegations, trump has dismissed them, but nine women have said that, that could be the factor in his running third at the moment. >> john king at the magic wall, john, thank you. >> thank you. >>> let's turn now to vladimir putin's war in ukraine. russian forces come barding the key port city of odessa with hyp

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breaking news out of nebraska where more than 50 crews are battling a massive chemical fire near downtown omaha. this is video of the flames, and a giant plume of black smoke across the sky the fire was initially cra classified as two-alarm fire but was upgrade after firefighters staid was larger than expected >>> firefighters scrambled to save a building at the historic boston racetrack drones with thermal imaging cameras were deployed to determine hotspots, pockets of fire inside the building the blaze is under control and there are no reports of injuries the cause of the fire is not yet clear. >>> turning now russia's war in ukraine now entering its 97th day. after a sixth round of sanctions were announced on russia on may 4th, the european union has finally agreed to a partial ban on russian oil they will pban 75% and expand t 90% by the end of the year good morning >> reporter: this is a big moment we've been asking for weeks. could the europeans get together and agree on a deal to cut off russian oil, and the answer this morning is yes eu leaders sayf more than two-t russian oil immediate

then he started a photographic gallery and studio in omaha, nebraska. he got a big commission in 1869, which was to take photographs along the union pacific line and it was and when he was engaging in that project in cheyenne, wyoming that he met ferdinand hayden in a brothel, which was an encounter that he remembered vividly, but hayden never wrote about and you can imagine why but the two of them met then became friends when hayden recruited him for an 1870 survey. he was leading to southern wyoming and just really loved jackson's photographs felt like he had a great sense of place that he knew where to place the camera that he understood how to create a mobile studio pack in onto the back of the mule and actually, you know, come through with intact last negatives. i mean in this in this time, it was pretty extraordinary, so he came along and he really had an important role to play because hayden felton, you know people during this period really believe that photographs. conveyed reality, you know now we know with instagram and everything that you can

all these people gather together and late may and omaha, nebraska. where they boarded union pacific trains to august, in utah. they made a pit stop in cheyenne, wyoming. they gathered supplies, most notably horses. and then made their way west. they spent a little bit of time in utah exploring haugen, exploring salt lake city, where they also got supplies. salt lake city was a very important stop on the major road between california and colorado. they're also quite interested in what they would've considered the more curious aspects of salt lake city. its founding in mormonism, bring him young, it's presidents he spent a lot of time looking around their. they left on june 10th. for the real start of the expedition. moving northward along a stage road from of denver but antenna, there they had wagons, they had horses with them bringing all their supplies. by july 13th, they arrived at fort ellis in montana, just outside of bozeman. where they picked up their second calgary escort. by july 15th, the rat bottler's ranch, which was a ranting place run by

. >> simone sanders grew up in omaha worked on the sanders campaign in 2016, the biden campaign in 2020, before working for vice president kamala harris. she is the new host of simone, which airs weekends on amiss nbc at 4 pm with new episodes on peacock, monday and tuesday. she joins me tonight along with tim miller. writer at the bulwark. and the author of the upcoming book, why we did it. a travel log from the republican road to hell. simone, you are from nebraska, and i think would can get lost in this conversation, is this is not always wouldn't briscoe has looked like, right? even at the time you're going to college, republicans, lots of republicans in the state, they were fairly moderate. or at least how they sold themselves. there was in that much daylight between many of the moderate republicans, and the moderate democrats. how do we get here? and what does the future look like for those deep red states as long as you have trump controlling the republican party? >> well, look, i think the story of nebraska, the story many places across the country, i work the governor's race in

there's a big, quiet now, but the fire omaha is continues to learn for now sir, he has also decided to stay, but he too knows he may have to leave eventually you don't want to go. so basically when the continue report, if, if russians would come and he wouldn't be able to, to meet zoom and the city fight and we'll start there seem to be there moment when we need to go from when war came to hockey, the change people's lives and ways none of them could have foreseen before each of them and the other residents of this battered city and the siege life somehow still goes on. ah, me the latest news as if we've ramadan with easter? i'm paul. so we're all happening right now. thanks. is it the city and it's holy sites, a set to remain high? with detailed coverage, this year's to be a cultural center. it will take weeks. before all this rubble is loop from around the world. a 125000000 books were sold around the world. we're talking about paper books, full of struggles full of pleasure, amina martin, i represent them, which of course, thomas, we're level barrier mass damper. will you please wai

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