and this has been great for omaha. aw so let me just share some numbers with folks, so they know the scale of what we're talking about in 2009, omaha ahead. 246 victims of gun violence last year that number was cut in half to 120 in 2008. you had 44 homicides. last year, that number was down to 29, the lowest it's bounced around in the past. you know, few years, the lowest was in 2018, and it was 22 so i know that also you talked about the empowerment network. tell us what that is willie and how other cities could even use that. yes thank you. it's a comprehensive collaborative approach, bringing community sectors together and working in an aligned way to develop strategies. first of all, identified issues that develop strategies that can be implemented, so that's from the police department neighborhoods , community based groups, faith community schools, all of them identifying what their strengths are, and then aligning that work on a consistent basis of the empowerment network also works on root causes. we know that

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it wasn't because he was born in omaha, nebraska, but he was born in nebraska.e went to the same public high school as my wife went to and three of my grandchildren went to around 100-plus years. had a mother that supported them where he set the rushing record, 300 yards. he's a remarkable, remarkable man manager. when he ran american, it was earning $700 million a year that no one heard of. now he'll be moving into an eve bigger position. and, by the way, he's black, and how many black men or women are running operations making 40, $50 billion a year we have kay farmer running the united states railroad and no woman has difficult i come to the towers of railroad town and it was unthinkable both of those people, they've got the job because they deserve -- they've earned it she's got railroading in her blood. and adam is just a terrific exec executive. he worked three jobs when he was at u of o. >> university of omaha, nebraska >> he was ceo of america. >> absolutely, absolutely. >> he developed through our country, there are great folks that helped mentor him he

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he was the corps commander of omaha beach and is the copy of map that he carried ashore. we have the original here at the foundation. you said it's your favorite artifact. and here it is my favorite artifact in here, because my father was part of the 29th and was on omaha beach on d-day. and i've learned more from this map, his experiences that day than he ever told himself. now, this desk has history itself, right? it does. it does. this desk was purchased with a suite of furniture by general phil sheridan for the war department in the 1880s. and this was actually general sheridan's private desk. this is the one that he used. we believe that he sat at the desk right here, the green men are the drawer pulls, and this one has extreme wear. now, you to know that general sheridan wasn't very tall and he was a cavalryman, and he wore his spurs to the war department. he wanted everybody to know that he was cav and. if you look underneath there, you can where he parked his spurs. now, general marshall, when he moved from the munitions building, small office on constitution aven

he was the corps commander of omaha beach and is the copy of map that he carried ashore. we have the original here at the foundation. you said it's your favorite artifact. and here it is my favorite artifact in here, because my father was part of the 29th and was on omaha beach on d-day. and i've learned more from this map, his experiences that day than he ever told himself. now, this desk has history itself, right? it does. it does. this desk was purchased with a suite of furniture by general phil sheridan for the war department in the 1880s. and this was actually general sheridan's private desk. this is the one that he used. we believe that he sat at the desk right here, the green men are the drawer pulls, and this one has extreme wear. now, you to know that general sheridan wasn't very tall and he was a cavalryman, and he wore his spurs to the war department. he wanted everybody to know that he was cav and. if you look underneath there, you can where he parked his spurs. now, general marshall, when he moved from the munitions building, small office on constitution aven

and then, you know, i've been to normandy before and i've been to omaha.u know i was american cemetery there one time during the tour de, france. it was this cold, misty day that really stayed with me. but on this occasion, i wanted to see exactly where general norman cota led and you know, he's, he's like chapter four led the american troops off the beach and had the rangers, you know lead the way, kind of stood on the the road where it all took place. laura so you're the beach here. you got this this berm, you've got the road, then you've got these houses, then you've got this, this cliff. and then and i realized that the road i was standing on was nothing but barbed and and landmines in the war. and the berm down below was where the american soldiers were cowering because the germans were everywhere, just firing right out. them in because the bar where they had no way off the and all of a sudden this very brave general says we need to get off the beach or we're going to die. so we're going to die. let's go. dillon which is we literally to him and i real

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jack otter: next weekend, time for capitalist woodstock, 30,000 people descending on omaha for the berkshire andrew bary has been following warren buffett for decades. you had a hamburger with him once. what are you looking for? andrew: i had a hamburger, he had a blt and a coke. i'm looking for what he thinks of berkshire's equity investments, whether he want to purchase all the petroleum, 25% of it, succession and comments on some key berkshire businesses like geico, burlington northern railroad and utility business. jack otter: buffett where so many hats, he ceo, but the question is who will succeed buffett when it comes to running the portfolio. do they have the chops to follow the big guy? andrew: buffett think they do. they went to the berkshire equity portfolio. you know how well they have done. one thing i like to hear buffett say is how well they've done versus the s&p 500. i believe they are behind the index. we might find out next saturday. jack: how long does buffett stick around? does he stick around until he dies? jack: andrew: buffett is turning 93. he shows no signs of wantin

joined today by a very special lady, tanya santos, principal of holy name catholic school in north omaha, and some of her amazing teachers and students. would you all please stand and be recognized [applause] holy name, holy name except kids from every race, religion, walk of life, with a commitment to providing each one with the support they need to succeed. 99% of the holy name kids in our families receive financial assistance to be able to send their kids to school. they believe, as i do, that -limited means shouldn't deny a child an opportunity they need. these opportunities scholarships will help make that goal a reality for far more kids. like those that principal santos and her team serve. my budget also includes 10 million dollar investment for the by any help work route and a train students in high field needs. such as teachers, nurses, something i think i know a little bit about, food and animal veterinarians for food security. i'm very, very proud to have doctor chase forward stand, undergraduate who is practicing food animal medicine in hyannis, and our beloved sand hills. dr

severe thunderstorm watches in effect where you see yellow boxes, kansas city, wichita, salina and omaha we'll see the potential for stronger storms to move through. and we have seen tornado warnings in that area. we'll see 27 million people included in this potential for damaging hail up to two inches, strong wind gusts to 60 miles per hour and isolated tornados. when we talk about hail, the best chance to see the largest hail is dallas into portions of san antonio, austin, waco included in the threat and litt rock and sleeve porhreveport. temperatures are going to be glaring. i think a lot of people are going to be confused maybe a little bit as we head to the 80s later this afternoon we'll talk about where we're talking about. >> it's kind of the state we've all been in. >>> we'll be back a study saying it could have the key to curbing multiple sclerosis symptoms. >>> and in 60 seseconds, howow e pandndemic i impacted chchild vaccinatioion rates acacross the world.d. ccinatioion rates acacre world. (gasps) (gasp) (l(laughs) staiains are no o match fofor persil p proclean laundry y dis

i sailed from lands end at the tip of england across to omaha beach, which was still...d by the time i got there a bit, but there were many soldiers in american uniform still lying in the sea face down. there were many armoured vehicles still in the water, and we had to push on from there into france and defeat them. i was with the artillery all the way. many battles on the way. and it was only when we got into the german occupied and germany itself that we began to encounter possible war crimes. as nazi atrocities were uncovered, you were transferred to a newly created war crimes branch of the army to gather evidence of nazi brutality and apprehend the war criminals. you entered the death camps, like buchenwald, for instance, and you've described how you saw scenes from hell. just describe to us what you saw. i can describe it to you quite vividly, because the recollection is very firm in my mind, but at the same time, you'll never understand what it was like, because the rational human mind can't quite grasp it. coming into buchenwald, for example... ..dead bodies lyin

omaha beach, salerno and halfway around the world on guadalcanal. tarawa. pork chop hill. the chosin reservoir. and in 100 rise paddies and jungles of a place called vietnam. under one such marker lies a young man, martin, trapped down, who left his job in a small town barber shop in 1917 to go to france with the famed rainbow division there on the western front. he was killed trying to carry a message between battalions under heavy artillery fire. we're told that on his body was found a diary on the flyleaf under the heading. my pledge. he had written these words. america must win this war. therefore, i will work. i will save. i will sacrifice. i will endure. i will fight cheerfully and do my utmost as if the issue of the whole struggle depended on me alone. the crisis we are facing today does not require of us the kind of sacrifice that martin tripp down so many thousands of others were called upon to make. it does require, however, our best effort and our willingness to believe in ourselves and to believe in our capacity to perform great deeds, to believe that together

and breck def passed with daughter what was well known ethiopians. traditional ford, hoppey star, in omaha, take motown party, cough for those who celebrated the flat. melissa. oddity based saba at your mass, i guess not. the nation has been shown live on television in india, a former law make a convicted of kidnapping on his brother were shot dead at close range, or taking questions from the media on the police as schools. a trio of killers had posed as journalists before, suddenly pulling the guns on the victims, a warning, the following images on distressing. the main body i was buying. you're brought in by here. see, correspondent runjun shelmet brings is more details on the killings. the man lives in india, i asked for the at the end, bought that he was shot dead around 10 be a good time to tom board. for yog rod in the, in the hospital, for the issue were shot dead in front of me, who was shot that on the camera in the presence of police. in fact, in police custody. in that part, we're using a lot of question marks on the authority. the police found out he was basically taken from a

it wasn't fought in rome and omaha. it was fought in vietnam. and the impact on the vietnamese is larger than the impact on us. by considerable amount. after i stepped down as governor and after a single term and i was invited to go to santa barbara to teach a class on the vietnam war, about which i knew nothing, and i've only increased my knowledge at the margin since then. and full disclosure, i had a choice do i want to spend january, february, march in santa barbara or january, february, march in omaha? and that was a pretty easy choice. and we talked about the impact at that time. bear on us and on other veterans, including vietnam. and one of the people i invited was a guy named gary parrot, who is a very close friend of mine from seal team. and as he got up on stage and leaned in the podium and he says, if there's if there is reincarnation, i want to come back as a vietnamese. and i think that to me, i feel the same way. i mean, i started going back to vietnam in 1989 as a cold war was about to about to end. and one of the thing is really

as part of a deal broken by china al jazeera hash, omaha butter as reported extensively on the conflict, he explains what saudi arabia wants from the deal. and the challenge is that all parties face in reaching agreement, the want piece, they want stability because they have loss or massive transformation of saudi arabia. they're rebuilding many parts of the kingdom. they are about to start a massive project in the capital re yard, rebuilding a new airport. they would like her every year to become a leading her career in the region. and therefore they want some sense of stability for that to happen. they don't want to see any similar scenario like their buckets flying into saudi arabia or the join at after targeted oil installations. to do that, the health is, are saying this time we're not looking for quick fixes with something which is going to be permanent for that permanent thing to happen. they wanted the truth and then they wanted the political settlement on the political settlement though the health is, although i've been talking to some of their own people to day and they are ve

maintain its decades long occupation, extending that to almost every aspect of their lives. rural omaha, birthday, i mean you go home, not knowing window, knock on your door. she walked the street worried. don't read any minute. this is what terrorism is. alums, heart of us. do i don't decide where to go or when i don't need nebulous because of the checkpoint, the occupation doesn't allow me an hour. ok, so until me that's important to me. i am. hi, the me, her recon planet, all a 20 minute drive can take up to 3 hours. things can change while you're at the checkpoint. such continuous oppression is part of palestinians every day. life's something analyst read them at work called brindle. violence is under the law over the years, a buildup of events has undermined ha palestinians perceived their present and future as individuals and a collective with are these continuous waves of unseen, indirect violence that are bloodless and go and quietly has changed the course of lives and the way we embrace and think of them, what's possible and what's not muslims around the world are marking the e

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it should be an all-in-one approach. 40% of omaha is powered by wind. i believe in nuclear energy. natural gas is much cleaner than coal. it is also cleaner than europe's natural gas, so it should be part of the solution. so all of the above on that. i would also agree that the last several presidencies have been too chaotic, too hyper partisan, and we have to get back to some sense of normalcy. we are the world's superpower, the strongest country in the world, the best country in the world. we are not acting like it. we have to step up and stop treating each other like enemies and fighting each other. we have to do better to solve the debt problem, solve -- to be able to be prepared against china and russia. we need to be better for our children. you see a 3% increase in depression. 22% of our 18-year-olds did not even qualified to get into the military, so we are worried about physical fitness. we got to do better as a country. we are the greatest country -- we are not acting like this. if we want to maintain this, we got to do better. what did i miss out of that call? host: the

you know that he likes hanging out in omaha and likes staying there. he is excited to see the offerings here and see what the people at the trading houses are up to and just get to check in with them. we tell you that warren buffett with will join us on "squawk box" tomorrow from 6:00 to 9:00 a.m. we will sit down for part of the time with greg abel at berkshire. greg runs all of the non-insurance operations at berkshire. vice chairman. he we will sit down with both of the gentlemen tomorrow on "squawk box. >> we remember japan when japan was actually -- we talked about japan the same as china. when was it? you remember back in the '90s. it has been a long -- they have done well, but we have not thought about them the same way. inflation is stuck and a problem. we know how difficult it is for japan to grow. does buffett from what you can tell, does he see changes in the wind in terms of any of those things or just five trading houses look cheap and he already owns some or are things finally turning a corner in japan? >> you know, i don't know about the

. >> that was the oracle of omaha warren buffett speaking to becky quick.buffett you see talking to becky quick over the situation and telling people to calm down with the banking situation. however, the fed has a different perspective. the banking crisis will send the economy into recession later this year. according to the minutes of the march policy meeting several fed heads weighed policy increases because of the turmoil. they decided reducing high inflation is important and p pushed ahead with the 25 point hike we have nick timiraos here with more >> thank you >> the fed has a bit of a different take i want to ask a lot of people believe we are heading toward recession and a lot of people believe we will get a quarter point rate hike in the next meeting. how does this compare to 2007 and 2008 was there a rate hike back then as well? >> no, this is unusual for the fed staff to present to the fmoc saying we are putting recession in the forecast. the base case is a mild recession. you did not see that before the recession of 2007 to 2009. through the summ

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then later in the show, a big win for a big day in china that's putting oracle back in omaha. it's wednesday, april 26th, 2023 and you're watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc >>> good morning and welcome to "worldwide exchange. i'm frank holland. let's kick off the hour with a check on u.s. stock futures after a rough session yesterday. the major averages with their worst day in more than a month this morning it's all about tech let's take a look at the nasdaq. up more than a half a percent. dow jones also in the green. leadings the charge, shares of alphabet higher after authorizing a new $70 billion share buyback program. you see shares are up half a percent this morning big spike in that stock yesterday after earnings we're also looking at microsoft also topping estimates a lot of buzz about ai and how it will shape the future of the software giant you see here talk about spikes shares are slightly higher up 7.5% this morning much more on the two names throughout the hour. we're checking the bond market, a bit of a story here. looking at the 10-year note, it's 2

quick and warren buffett, and we're going to be talking for three hours, becky is, to the oracle of omahabe joined by buffett's heir apparent it's wednesday, april 12th, 2023, and "squawk box" begins right now. ♪ >>> good morning and welcome to "squawk box" right here on cnbc. a very special edition of "squawk box" this morning. i'm andrew ross sorkin along with joe kernen. joe is in times square at the nasdaq becky is in toky

and warren buffett, oracle of omaha, he said that the banking crisis is not over yet.e likely. also i was just blown away by this statistic. did you know top u.s. banks said that they saw the the big deposit drop many in a decade? if -- in a decade? $521 billion were taken out in the first quarter of this year. that's half a trillion dollars right there that were taken out by depositors because they are concern about the silicon valley bank collapse and whether or not their money is safe. stuart: that is a huge number. i have not heard it before. good stuff. thanks, susan. let's get back to the inflation report. consumer prices up 5% in the last 12 months. connell mcshane with me. what was the biggest driver in this inflation report? >> reporter: food and shelter, stuart, two things, you know, we kind of need, right? gasoline prices did come down, which is interesting. prices on some other items came down and, you know, everybody seems they're trying to figure out the market. interest rates as you've been reporting on your show came down, still down a little bit, but n

fifth ranger battalion and landed in omaha beach.> trace: my father was a world war ii veteran as well. your group, furnace first, the plan, the mantra is this, quoting our plan is simple. we will protect our children by rejecting radical gender ideology in our schools and in youth sports from the top of the pilot to the bottoms. that is exactly what riley gaines is going for here is that, biological boys should not be allowed to compete against girls in youth athletics. >> i have been pretty consistent on this issue. we have been talking for about two years now. lia thomas, i have been very consistent on this and we are winning some battles. we won fina which is the international organization for swimming. basically they said no more trans athletes and backed it up with sebastian, the head of world athletics but he banned. and these are good things. i have been working really hard on it. we're making progress and who comes along? joe biden. trace, has joe biden been on the right side of any issue in 50 years in politics? can you thi