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jumps to $150 billion with warren buffett posting a 7% rise with chevron paying off for the oracle of omaha>>> very warm welcome to "street signs" and special because it is the first time in over a month we're back together. >> we calculated it. five weeks we haven't done the show together. >> i missed you. i missed the show. >> it feels good >> with that, i guess we should talk about aramco. >> a hard pivot. let's get to it. the earnings do continue to roll in this time from aramco with 40% plunge in second quarter net profits with low oil prices with refining and chemical margins. dan has been pouring through the numbers. dan joins us now dan, it looks as aramco weathered the period better than the western peers. >> reporter: you are right great to see you both back together welcome back to your own program. thanks for having me we have looked through the earnings and the ceo sounding upbeat on the outlook here we have seen aramco beating expectations in the second quarter modestly despite the 40% decline in net income. we saw the number at $30.08 billion in the second quarter. that is do

chicago, minneapolis, omaha, all under those excessive heat warnings. the heat across the u.s., july 22 through august 22, we've had more than 8500 records set or tied. it has been brutal this summer and more than 400 possible records to go for the rest of the week, that is record high temperatures as well as record warm minimum temperatures. so that means the overnight temperatures aren't cooling off very much either. so the feels like temperatures this afternoon, chicago 111, 114 in springfield, 114 in st. louis, 93 in minneapolis, 106 in des moines. high temperatures will stay hot for one more day really and then we'll start to see the temperatures come down at least for the northernmost cities. omaha, 100. and then we drop to 92, minneapolis at 90, we start to stair step our way down. wichita, a couple more days temperatures in the triple digits. and then we start to fall. same for st. louis. so above average temperatures, the heat dome will start to break over the plains, upp per midwest. in the south we'll get some relief. elsewhere the plains, mi

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we are live at the omaha -- a low half festival in san mateo. so many people with connections to the island they are. cornell: absolutely. we have heard so many stories and connections to maui and a firestorm tragedy. now those at this festival are stepping up to help. ♪ cornell: a band of ukulele players dedicating a song to maui. -- is a celebration of vi heritage and it is taking on a new five and mission. >> it reminds me of hurricane amici in 1991. we got together to help the people in hawaii. we have to rise to the occasion again and help them in maui this time. i knew that some of you have been affected by your family or friends in maui. cornell: sadly that was too true. it seems everyone we found in the festival has a personal connection to the maui firestorm tragedy. >> we have a friend that died. he died, he got burned. cornell: florida garcia do sue's man is worried about her college mate family forced to evacuate. >> they are in the shelters unfortunately. her fire was in the backyard. they had to take shelter in their son's school.

. >> reporter: meanwhile in omaha, a devastating reminder of how dangerous heat can be >> what's her name >> all: ra'miyah >> say her name. >> reporter: protests for a family shattered after police say their 1-year-old died in a hot van outside a local day care monday. the heat index, 113 degrees. the driver who left her there facing criminal charges >> how did you forget my baby? >> reporter: tragedy amid this latest round of record-smashing heat, the kind becoming more common amid our climate crisis the heat is set to break here in the midwest by the weekend, but in parts of the south, it will last well into next week lester >> maggie vespa in chicago. thank you. >>> back now to the race for the white house and president biden's push to run on bidenomics, but polls show most americans believe the economy is getting worse. peter alexander went to reno, nevada, to speak to voters there. >> reporter: it's midday at reno's need for speed. among those taking to the track, retiree and registered independent bob force. >> you were fast out there. >> well, i've done it a few times. >> repo

yellowstone expedition of 1871 and he been collecting plants and flowers to have the teams trip from omaha, nebraska, to the middle of the yellowstone basin. when he got back to camp from the lower falls adams pressed the stems of the dramas rush between sheets of paper and pulled a labell out of his satchel. on it he wrote out the name of the specimen, the data collected in the location and then he signed it. he placed the sheet with the label o attached in a box with hundreds of other botanical specimens to be saidd first by wagon then by train to the smithsonian institution in washington, d.c. the samples of bromance rush which you see here on the slide now fit in the folder at the national museum of natural history. they are fragments of the u.s. western flora that are archived in the east. they are also material evidence of ferdinand hayden expedition ofof 1871, the first scientific expiration of yellowstone which led to the passage of the yellowstone act in 1872 creating the first national park in the world 150 years ago. in my m new book "saving yellowstone" i tell the story of have

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>> memorial stadium was actuall past capacity as the five-time ncaa champions swept in-state rival omahahat is bigger than any crow but football has had. the recor was 91,585 which was set back i 2014. so cool to see. the intro when they walked out gave me goosebumps. it was awesome. >> also, volleyball is underrated. >> it is so fun to watch live. >> i will take that over football. i know i am not supposed to say that here but i know you feel the same way. matt, thank you. >>> the beehive wasn't just buzzing in santa clara tonight. this was the much less fun scen outside of toronto after more than 5 million bees fell off of a truck. police in burlington, ontario had to call in beekeepers to round them up. they are asking drivers to keep their windows up. >>> these kind of look like hummingbirds if you don't look too closely, but they are actually mobs and they are here in the bay area. they have been all over west marin county. the have wing spans over three inches and a straw -like mouth. some people think that these mods are beautiful but if one flew up to me i am not sure how i would

authorities in omaha, nebraska, are investigating after a 1-year-old girl was found dead outside a day care center's hot van on monday. and some schools in chicago and milwaukee have been forced to close because of the oppressive temperatures. that heat comes after tropical storm harold slammed texas yesterday leaving thousands of homes and businesses without power. the ninth named storm of the atlantic hurricane season brought heavy rains, flash floods, and strong winds to the area south of corpus christi. >>> people in southern california are cleaning up after tropical storm hilary buried entire neighborhoods in mud and debris. some of the desert communities impacted have not seen rain like this in nearly a century. michael spencer has more from long beach. >> reporter: this road in palm springs, california, is one of several that remain closed after tropical storm hilary pounded the desert community with nearly as much rain in one day as it normally gets in a year. nearby in cathedral city, emergency crews used bulldozers to rescue residents trapped in five feet of mud. officials sa

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later cpr was done as she was rushed to the hospital but her life could not be saved temperatures in omaha reached into the upper 90s that day and court documents show the child's body temperature was 109 a bond hearing for the driver is set for later this morning >>> the victim of a north carolina home explosion has been identified the officials say the blast that happened late monday killed robert farley. he is the father of tennessee titans player caleb farley no foul play is expected caleb farley was not home at the time the titans head coach said the team doing everything they can to support caleb and his family. >>> now to a close call and a stunning story out of pakistan this morning where seven students and their teacher were rescued from a cable car left dangling 900 feet above a ravine the 12-hour ordeal was broadcast on television, gripping the nation for hours as our raf sanchez reports, ingenuity and bravery from both rescue crews and locals saved the day. >> reporter: a perilous rescue nearly a thousand feet off the ground seven children and one teacher trapped on this cable

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we'll see storms, i think, omaha, down through kansas city, st. louis, and by tomorrow afternoon, across the heartland in paducah and the tennessee valley. flash flooding, isolated tornado possible, and certainly some damaging winds right there in the mid south. south of that, the heat is going to continue and only expand. we're now back down into south florida for excessive heat warnings. tomorrow's temperatures up and over 110 across this wide area. and along the i-10 corridor, houston, new orleans, jacksonville, the heat will be with us, really, until further notice. mary? >> mary: no relief in sight. okay, rob, thank you. >>> now, to that shark attack here in new york city. a woman seriously injured after being bitten in the water off rockaway beach, the first confirmed shark bite since the 1950s. beaches are closed temporarily while they search the waters, and it comes as the number of attacks and sightings is rising nationwide. abc's trevor assault on rockaway beach. >> reporter: tonight, the first confirmed shark attack in decades at new yo

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