. >> now this happened at the omaha zoo. that right there is the teenage silverback.the person who posted this video, the two were fighting earlier, and then all of a sudden that gorilla all of a sudden i don't like the look of you. he brought the glad. >> broked three-paned safety glass. >> you see the kids running for their lives. >> everybody ran. they all took off. >> whoa, man. >> orson harris he's lived 800 miles away from his mum, and he hasn't seen her for five months. he's been through this health problems. he decided, i'm just going to go visit my mom. >> we were going to wait until friday to go surprise our mom, but we're being spontaneous today, and we're going to see what her reaction is. we're not sure who we're going to run into because it's 10:00 at night. she's probably getting ready for bid. screw it. pretty simple. >> he's going to go to the front door and give her a surprise. >> it's hannah! [ laughter ] >> are you kidding me? get the [ bleep ] in here! >> mommy has a potty mouth. >> she's been surprised. she just goes straight for the big hug. >>

. >>> tomorrow marks 20 years since the omaha city bombing. today hundreds of bikers held a rally to remember the victims of that attack. tomorrow the city will hold a memorial services were former president bill clinton will speak to the families. in 1995 timothy mcveigh ignited fuses inside a moving truck out outside the murrah building. >>> these photos look intense but no one was hurt when a charter bus went up in flames. students were heading to boston this afternoon on the massachusetts turnpike. they say the bus started smoking about 15 minutes in the trip, within minutes of getting off the bus was engulfed. >> be on the lookout a black minivan, cage on the roof with several pupity itypyuppies. >> you heard that right. it was supposed to be a 300-mile road trip. when police pulled the driver over in ohio he said between him, the wife the kids there was no room for the pupity ityity itypyuppies. the couple with willingly handed over the puppies to police. >>> there was a big party out on the mall today. up next how they pulled off this hu

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the omahas allowed businesses to refuse service from gays and lesbians. hat law was front and center as jeb bush visited san francisco to impress donors. some expressed concerns that he supported the bill. ktvu's david stevenson was there for his appearance. you spoke with the ceo of sales force about his private meeting with bush today? >> reporter: right. ceo of sales force was a major critic of the indiana law but today offered praise for jeb bush. >> reporter: guests described it as a kick the tires event, a chance to meet with jeb bush before deciding whether to contribute to a presidential campaign. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> i don't know. i don't know. we will see. election is up in the air. i hope to hear what his platform is. i hope to hear he is more moderate. that is what i need to find out. >> his second appearance in san francisco in four months. today's luncheon came as lawmakers mondayed the religious freedom act that it could not be used to discriminate against the lgbt community. >> i wanted to express how i felt about this bil

washington bureau chief for the omaha world herald and national press club membership secretary. john rosen berg, strategic advisor on african policy. christopher demuth fellow at hudson institute and a guest of our speaker. angela keene a bloomberg news white house correspondent and former president of the national press club. maggie jaffey assistant to our speaker and her guest today. donna, reporter for u.s.a. today. and a former president of the national please club. skipping over the speaker for a moment. doris margolis, president of editorial associates health and science communications and the npc member who arranged today's program. thank you doris. michelle carter. vicevice president for worldwide speaker's group and a guest of our speaker. paul, national security reporter for u.s. news and world report and a third generation member of the national press club. joel whitaker. editor and publisher of cane's beverage news daily and the former secretary of the national press club. ayaan hirsip.ali is an aah tore and former muslim and outspoken critic of the religion she reno

the high plains. if you're traveling to saint louis, kansas, omaha there could rough stuff out there. new orleans east through pensacola, jacksonville and orlando, there could heavy hitters down there, as well. the weather will be quiet and mild. even though the temperatures are chilly look at the 50s and 60s cropping up across the high plains will move east. major hubs all flight on time. same thing for logan and boston, chicago, midway, o'hare, 48. orlando, thunderstorms 74. nice and quiet in atlanta 61 degrees. >> if you have not filled out your taxes time is running out. affordable care act is the biggest change to the tax code. it marks the first time we are askinged for information about our health insurance or lack of it. for most americans many will check the box indicating they have health coverage. if you purchased government-backed health care and received a tax credit you have to reconcile that. that will likely mean a payment due or refund. if you're uninsured you'll be socked with a penalty. >> the average penalty has been coming out at $177 this year. most important thin

start out sunny over the central plains but the concern turns to severe weather later in the today. around omaha northbound the twin cities and south back to wichita damaging winds, large hail isolated tornadoes cannot be ruled out. not expecting a tornado outbreak but it only takes one to do a lot of damage. southbound toward dallas little rock still dealing with general thunderstorms. severe chances not as high but drenching downpours and gusty winds later on this week and storminess switches to the southeast, wet weather in the northeast. t.j. and bazi back to you. >> thanks justin. >>> breaking overnight in los angeles, tragedy for one of america's wealthiest families. >> oil heir, andrew getty found dead in his home. sources tell the "l.a. times" he died from blunt force trauma but it does not appear to be a crime. he was the grandson of j. paul getty. they're said to be worth $5 billion. >>> also from los angeles this morning, singer/songwriter joni mitchell hospitalized in intensive care. her official website reports that she was found unconscious at her bel air home but regained consciou

from the audience right right, joseph martin washington and bureau chief for the omaha world herald and the national press club membership secretary. john rosenberg strategic advisor on africa policy. christopher, a fellow at the hudson institute and a guest of our speaker. , from bloomberg news said white house correspondent and former president of the national press club. , mate -- maggie insisted to our speakers and her guest today. , madonna reporter for "usa today", vice-chairman of the national press corps speaker committee and former president of the national press club. skipping over our speaker is doris from science and health communication with the npc member who are arranged today's program. thank you. machel carter, vice president for worldwide speakers group and a guest of our speaker. paul, national security you reporter for "u.s. news and world report" in the third generation member of the national press club. jolt whitaker from the beverage news daily and the former secretary of national press club. [applause] ayaan hirsi ali is an author and women's rights activist and

tonight, we bring you the taco cannon. an omaha taco shop is teaming up with the university of omaha to launch them right into the stands at the school's new $81 1/2 million football stadium. the owners say they can't guarantee the tacos will make it to the fans undamaged but they should still be edible. leon: i've seen that done with burritos but tacos? alison: i've seen it done with t-shirts. not food. leon: you might need another t-shirt after they shoot that at you. you can expect the stands to be packed tonight at verizon center. tim: they will rocking the red. preparations continue for game five between the caps and the isles. previews coming up in sports. joce: from data hacks, many things can leave you vulnerable to identity thefts. standing by until 6:30 at alison: "7 on your side" tonight to try to protect your -- protect you, rather, from identity theft. i-team investigator joce sterman is in the abc 7 help center with a look at how 7 is on your side to help out. joce? joce: we hear from viewers all the time by e-mail an

matt, but matt's coming back and we'll find out more about the railroad business and more from the mutual of omaha. i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heartburn. because it gives me... zero heartburn! prilosec otc. the number 1 doctor-recommended frequent heartburn medicine for 9 straight years. one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. . liz: i'm quiet because the silence is deafening too at camden yards, despite the fact that it's a route for the home team. you're looking at pictures of camden yards where the baltimore orioles are swamping the chicago white sox. score 8-2. but because of the protests in baltimore, no fans have been allowed into the stadium. first time that's ever happened in baseball history. here's what makes it particularly tough on fans. the baltimore orioles up 8-2 as we mentioned in top of the fifth inning. so they're dying to see this but they can't in person. some are hanging out by the gates just to hear if they could hear anything. stay tuned. we'll keep you updated on what's going on in baltimore. >>> 24 hours since t-mobile reported quarterly resu

in an interview today with becky quick, the oracle of omaha wants to purchase additional auto ships in the u.s. following acquisition of the privately held car dealership last year. >> this was a huge move for you to go in are you working to expand that pool are you expanding in terms of the number of auto dealerships? >> very much so. 71 81 now? yeah and we've heard from a lot of dealers, we'll hear from more i'm sure and i'd be surprised if five years from now we aren't a whole lot bigger. >> and part owner of heinz, becky buffet asked about kraft and whether he's looking to buy other food companies. >> we would hope it would not be the last major transaction, but we'll only do transactions that are friendly. so really depends on whether there are willing sellers of a price we'd like to buy. but there is no finish line. >> and when it comes to the economy, buffet characterizes it as being extremely steady. >>> well ibm, a buffet holding, outlines a major internet of things strategy and that's where we begin tonight's market focus. big blue announced $3 billion investment to establish

when they reached the omaha reservation the united states army stopped standing bear and arrested him for leaving oklahoma without their permission. he was taken to fort omaha and held there until a trial. in the meantime standing bear's plight attracted media attention first in the omaha daily herald and the story became well publicized nationally. at the conclusion of his two-day trial, standing bear was allowed to speak for himself and then he raised his hand and he said this. that hand is not the color of yours, but if i pierce it i shall feel pain. if you pierce your hand, you will feel pain. the blood that will flow from mine will be the same color as yours. i am a man. god made us both. and with these profound words in that late spring day of 1879, i believe chief standing bear expressed the most american of sentiments, the belief in the inherent and dignity and rights of all persons, no matter their color, no matter their ethnicity. judge dundee concurred and he ruled that native americans are persons within the meaning of the law. now this is notable. this is 1879, and for th

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the day. early to mid afternoonafternoon around omaha, northbound, the twin cities and all the way back to south wichita damaging winds, large hail, isolated tornadoes cannot be ruled out. not expecting a tornado outbreak but it only takes one to do a lot of damage. southbound toward dallas, little rock still dealing with some general thunderstorms. severe chances not as high but there will be some drenching downpours and some gusty winds. later on this week and storminess switches to the southeast with wet weather also in the northeast. t.j. and bazi, back to you. >> thanks, justin. >>> breaking overnight in los angeles, tragedy for one of america's wealthiest families. >> oil heir, andrew getty, has been found dead at his home in the hollywood hills. sources tell "the l.a. times" that getty died from blunt force trauma but that the death does not appear to be a crime. getty was 47 years old. he was the grandson of the late oil baron, j. paul getty. the family is said to be worth more than $5 billion. >>> also from los angeles this morning, singer/songwriter joni mitchell hospitalized in intens

when the university of nebraska omaha new arena opens up this fall fans treated to the taco ken.al taco shop owner invented it. kind of take off on the t-shirt. says the taco won't be restaurant quality. if it will be edible. kind of work it off what's this? if. >> probably look like a t.sure. what could go wrong with that idea. >> nothing at all. >> riddle me with this. warrior lead the pelican shop blended puree on the food theme blended puree on the food theme. smoothie king one of the motor amazing come back yo female announcer: sleep train's interest free for 3 event! is ending soon! get three years interest-free financing on beautyrest black, stearns & foster serta icomfort even tempur-pedic. plus, get free delivery, free set-up, and free removal of your old mattress and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. but hurry! sleep train's interest free for 3 event is ending soon. ...guaranteed! ♪ sleep train ♪ ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >> good evening. are you ready to witness the unbelievable. warriors ran in a buzz saw tonight in new orleans. down 20 in the

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this is the separation between temperatures in the 70s and 80s and to the north of it like in omaha temperatures are only in the 40s. and it's right along this front as we go through the night past midnight into the early morning hours on thursday where we will still see the threat of very strong storms. we'll get a brief breakthrough mid-morning on thursday. then they re-fire up thursday afternoon into thursday evening. so tonight we are looking at our biggest threat especially back through parts of tulsa, oklahoma into southern indiana. that's where we could see, again, hail about three inches in diameter. also wind gusts up near 75 miles per hour. and tornadoes possible. those same threats are in the forecast on thursday too, but in a much larger area from texas all the way up into the great lakes through the afternoon and evening on thursday. lester? >> all right, dylan. thanks much. >>> up next tonight, the airline apologizing to a woman with cancer after forcing her to get off the flight. >>> a lot of people talking about this next story tonight. it's about a woman suffering from cancer wh

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this is the tornado alley of our county. wichita, kansas and omaha. ers hail and strong gusty winds and northern familiar the panhandle there can thunderstorms there as well. for us here, the mid atlantic and the northeast, calm winds, 3 to 5 miles per hour. should be a delightful day. monday we start out with a little bit of cloud cover. otherwise sunshine, warmer, temperatures in the upper 60s and low 70s. monday night into tuesday morning, that guy arrives wet weather could move through the morning. today looks good, tomorrow, high, thin clouds, lots of sun monday night, clouds lower and thicken. tuesday morning, there could showers hit or miss variety. heavy downpours north and west, that will march on through. even though this model hangs the moisture back 2:30 showing rain, most of the other models has it clearing the coast by midday with sunshine returning tuesday. the next four or five days look good. 68 degrees philadelphia. allentown 67. dover, 66. millville, 66. it's a cooler on the water because the ocean terms are in the 40s places like av

waugh: hundreds of thousands of x union veterans for example those who built the first transcontinental railroad from omaha to sacramento, they stayed -- who wouldn't want to stay in california? but also colorado. across the street from ucla is the veterans cemetery that started as a soldier's home in 1889. they estimate 11,000 union veterans are buried there. they are buried all throughout the cemetery. prof. gallagher: >> there is a clear divide about how they fought. how long did that last? did that memory survive? prof. gannon: i did find a pattern. the thing is interesting, the eastern states, the ones that serve the army of the potomac remembered they had done well at all. they interpreted that into this we were going to do well until war became about slavery and god was on our side. there is a strain there. that isn't even address. they are clear on emancipation. they went so far to the south and emancipated so many slaves. the interesting thing about easterners, in the beginning we lost. we lost him the front line. it was only when we cited -- decided to free the slaves god was on our side. there w

. >>> visitors of the zoo in omaha, nebraska unwittingly provoking an attack by a silver backgorilla. a little girl was having fun beating her chest blocking off the gorilla exhibit. the gorilla wasn't abused and prompted the gorilla to strike the glass cracking one of the panes. no one was in danger. try telling that to the little girl. >>> coming up, a shocking report about a hacker's ability to take over an airplane through wi-fi. the threat analysis. >>> and what happens after an elderly philadelphia man falls on the tracks in front of an .ú.úññññññoññ . ashley: airplane wi-fi systems vulnerable to cyberattack. that's according to a new report from government accountability office. that report warning that if a plane's control system uses the same wiring or router as the on board internet it opens the plane up to a cyberattack from a passenger or someone on the ground. hackers could place a virus into the flight controls take control of the navigation system or commandeer the aircraft. joining me to assess the latest cyberthreat john lucich from the network security group. thank y

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the seat. [laughter] i had a great moment over in council bluffs. i spent my high school years in omaha. one of the greatest heroes of my life is one of the most underestimated amateur fighters in american history, hurley copeland. he was my coach my senior year in high school. more than that. he was a national golden globes champion that year. the had knockouts all the way to the national semi finals made the olympic team the next year and was an incredible mentor to me. i have gone to nine schools in five years at one point. i needed some stability in my life, and i had to work all through my high school. that is why i started boxing. my senior year, i got an academic scholarship, went to the university of southern california before it went to the naval academy. i went out for track, and i ran the 880. the first meet i was in i came in second, and i was very proud of myself. i would buy to see harley, and he asked what i was doing. i got this scholarship and i ran in this race, and i came in second. he asked if i was bragging? i said yes, because i have never done this before, and i cam

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bob: the senator from omaha, you said? there we go. senator grassley: he just got engaged here. >> you mentioned possibly after you guys look at this at the staff level, and option might be doing nothing. how concerned are you about the level of anger out there on these incidences and the protests you would see. how that be seen if congress does not take action, and who is it up to then? senator grassley: you have asked me to do exactly what chris has to read i cannot be more specific than what i am. i just cannot be. i think it is something you have got to think about and not have hasty action. it doesn't mean we will have to take action. but i think common sense among law enforcement. but i'm not one to pile on police. when the decision has to remade and you are not there, but some of the stuff used young television is very nerve-racking, and very difficult to say, even when you do not have murders, minorities but you have got a policeman chasing somebody that probably did a misdemeanor, we have had these cases in iowa. someone passes

episode of celebrity apprentice at the steak house, the men's cooking team did not impress the judges from omahateaks. and there was a lot of blame to go around but you, mr. trump, recognized that the real problem was a lack of leadership. and so ultimately, you didn't blame little john or meat wolf. you fired gary buesy. these are the kind of decisions that would keep me up at night. >> and you remember that was the night that osama bin laden was killed by the navy s.e.a.l.s. >> that got the most views ever from the cspan. >> it was a bin laden joke in the original script and he said take out bin laden and later that night, he did. >> he played it that cool, that funny, then the next morning -- >> wow. >> this is the beauty though of the dinner. during the height of monica lewinsky scandal, bill clinton went on and -- there's power in it. >> abts. >> this is a great example. the trump clip. dead pan. it was just this very slow and just worked so brilliantly. >> watching donald trump, i had a bird's eye view of him. didn't look like he was enjoying it, however, we spoke with him tonight on the r

the slight risk area. that is going to be here from oklahoma city to wichita, omaha, almost into st. louis across the kansas city region. i don't expect a lot of tornadoes on wednesday but we will see isolated strong tornadoes. there will probably be hundreds of storm chasers in this region watching the storms. as far as thursday goes that's the peak of the outbreak and we'll watch it from dallas back toward areas of illinois. the worst of it looks to be areas of illinois. that's where there's an enhanced risk of severe thunderstorms. it includes chicago to st. louis and that's where we could see scattered strong storms and even a couple strong tornadoes. we understand maybe only a few but thursday is going to be the peak. >> we have been warned. thank you so much bill and we want to tell you about a tragedy in maryland. a father and his seven children have been found dead inside their home. they say carbon monoxide poisoning has been expected. a generator was being used inside the home. near africa a may day situation at sea turns into an ironic rescue. the crew of a sinking illegal

the concert tonight at 10:00 p.m. right here on wusa9. >>> quite a scare for zoo visitors in omaha, nebraska. a gorilla charged the partition so fast that when the separates haim from the public. he cracked the glass. zoo officials say they're not sure why the animal got agitated. they do say there was a small girl near the barrier beating her chest. and gorillas beat their chests as a sign of dominance. >>> still ahead on wusa9, it's a dilemma for many parents, how do you hold down job and pay for day care? we're going to talk to the >>> so imagine being a working parent and not being able to find affordable day care for your child. many montgomery county parents are facing that very problem and council member nancy navarro is here to talk about a solution she thinks really can help. thank you for joining us, she said you were talking earlier, you havetwo bills you think can really make a difference, how? >> absolutely. you know, i really believe that we need to make structural changes in local governments. we cannot just leave this up to chance. and in the state of maryland it costs you abou

the inside house. you can see photos clintons bagged packed carrying them herself departing omaha, iowa today. ot the om baggage clinton is carrying. pefkier parts of her record on progressive issues trying to get rid of introducing or re-introduces herself to democratic voters. right to cnn senior washington correspondent jeff zeleny. heading to new hampshire monday. how the sale man zp going? >> so far going pretty well. some of the painful memories of finishinged they place in 2008 replaceed by fresh hand shakes and photographers with eager democrats. now the hard part really begins as every position in her 2016 campaign is not only compared to rivals but also compared to herself. voters weigh a fine line evolving with the times and old-fashioned flip-flopping. it's cleanup week for hillary clinton. >> i am so delighted to be here. >> reporter: new views. >> i'm running for president. >> reporter: for a new campaign. >> i'll be rolling out ideas. >> reporter: new answers for old questions that still stir controversy. should undocumented immigrants be given driver's licenses? today her campai

unfortunately the concern turns to severe weather later on in the day, early to mid afternoon around omaha, northbound the twin cities back to wichita. damaging winds large hail isolated tornados cannot be ruled out. not expecting a tornado outbreak but only takes one to do a lot of damage. southbound to dallas little rock dealing with thunderstorms severe weather chances here not as high but drenching downpours and gusty winds later this week. wet weather also in the northeast. t.j. and bazi, back to you. >> thanks justin. million dollar homes continue to dangle dangerously on a cliff near stlt this morning as a massive landslide forced families to flee and watch helplessly. more rain is on the way. abc's neal karlinsky got a first-hand look. >> reporter: it's a slow-motion disaster. three homes teetering on the edge of a bluff in seattle, that is sliding away chunk by chunk. the white piece of deck half way down is part of gary williams' house. >> it is is okay to be out there. >> williams let us in during the few short hours he's been allowed to come back inside to pack up everything he

, just recently, in an episode of "celebrity apprentice," the cooking team did not impress the judges from omahaou recognized the real problem was a lack of leadership, so ultimately you did not blame littlejohn or meatloaf. you fired gary. these are the kinds of decisions that would keep me up at night. [applause] president obama: well handled, sir. well handled. say what you will about mr. trump, he would bring change to the white house. let's see what we got up there. yes, this has been quite a year of politics. also, in the movies. many people were inspired by "the king's speech." wonderful film. some of you may not know this but there is now a sequel in the works that touches close to home. because this is a hollywood crowd, tonight i can offer a sneak peek. can we show the trailer, please? >> the following preview was begrudgingly approved by the president of the u.s. the film has been rated unwatchable. the year is 2011 and opposition rises. >> congressional republicans could force the government to shut down. >> a president must face -- >> it is a serious business. >> his greatest challe

liz claman has all-star line up with berkshire hathaway from the annual meeting in omaha. ll talk to supermodel kathy ireland whose furniture and accessories are in buffett stores. ceo jim weber about the health of his business. monday, liz sits down with the man himself, warren himself, charlie monger, bill gates. it will be seen 8:00 p.m. eastern time. don't want to miss that. >> before we let you go, we're showing you live pictures from baltimore, maryland at a peaceful protest. this is live shots from wttg. this is baltimore. philadelphia, same story. we're seeing peaceful protests in philadelphia right now. ashley: the will list -- gerri: hello, everybody, i'm gerri willis and this is "the willis report," the show where consumers are our business >> we will get justice for freddie gray. believe you me, we will get justice. we'll do it because we will work together. gerri: and tomorrow, it is decision day for college, perspective college students. we'll tell you what you need to know. a warning about a scam targeting your credit card security code. how criminals are get

temperatures 56 right now in philadelphia 65 in cincinnati raleigh 65 degrees but notice the warmth a bell curve there from omaha atlanta, near the verge of 80 degrees. philadelphia international airport all aglow with the sunshine and 56 is your temperature there, the winds out of the north-northwest at 10 and your windchill is the same as the air temperature as we look at the atlantic city sky camera looking good there as well. a good day to take a stroll on your favorite boardwalk or promenade, not bad with the northwesterly winds at 15 not much of a sea breeze kicking in we'll talk about the beautiful thursday on tap the temperatures stay that way for friday but it's wet we'll let you know about easter weekend there is a change compared to thursday and friday. >>> from our knowledge newsroom another community is considering a law banning the sale of tobacco and cigarettes to anyone under 21 years of age, princeton would be the third town to accept such a law. that fine goes up to $500 and then $1000 for multiple violations it is projected hundreds of thousands of premature deaths for teens if such a measure

the oracle of omaha warren buffet seems to think not. >> it's not ordained that the euro has to have exactly the members it has today but it is ordained that overtime the countries in the euro zone will have to have some what compatible labor laws fiscal deficits general management of their economies that don't result in outlyers that aren't playing the game the way the rules are supposed to be. we may find out soon about greece. >> he very long held the trump card. we are seeing yields move in higher. equity markets racking up stellar gains. there's no contagion. >> that's true. he used the phrase house of cards and if the greek card were to be taken out then the rest of the house would come tumbling down. that doesn't seem quite so likely. it's going to be a messy outcome. i don't think anybody wants an exit. least of all angela merkel. the german chancellor. that will go down as a defeat for her despite what buffet says which is right. the leaders in europe do think this club needs to stick together. so i could easily imagine that greece could default within the euro area on some

the. i was sitting in a hotel from chicago, i got to omaha and my back wasn't in omaha. i was trying to explain to the people in des moines i had to get my back. i called my wife. i started talking to her about this. i said, look, i get here i don't know where my bag is. i looked over and i see donald trump's aircraft on the runway. what i do in my life that i'm stuck with american airlines and he has a plane coming in here. she said get over it. you were in such a hurry to get out of your you did not kiss me goodbye. this is god's way of giving you a big kick in the seat. [laughter] i had a great moment over in council bluffs yesterday. i spent my high school years in omaha. i boxed golden gloves over there. it was probably the most underestimated fighter in history, harley cooper. he was my coach senior year. more than that, he was a national golden glove champion that year. he had knockouts all the way to the finals. he made the olympic team the next year. and he was an incredible mentor to me. when i was 16 years old, moving around the military, i had gone to nine sch

we have more of a ridge in the mid-section and the temperatures omaha is 83 degrees. memphis is 79 and jackson is 82. lexing is 87. chicago at 64. louisville and atlanta is 77. today we are below normal and buffalo, syracuse and boston. look at the warm air that makes its a in on thursday. syracuse is 64. washington, d.c. is 10 degrees above average to 72 degrees. does it last? no but >>> good morning i'm meteorologist bill henley. a chilly start, but we'll see lots of sunshine today. afternoon temperatures will climb into the 50s. but a chilly breeze blowing. and a cold start tomorrow morning, but tomorrow afternoon sunshine. 66 degrees. looks like we'll head up to 70 degrees on friday in spite of rain. the last rain showers ending saturday morning and a breeze will clear us out in the afternoon. easter sunday, up to 58 degrees. mild for the phillies home opener. have a great day. >> with the weather channel on weather.com. >> thanks. >>> you wasting your team taking acetominophen for different conditions. if you are among the millions suffering from back pain. >> the