Someone has reportedly bid $351,100 to have lunch with billionaire investor Warren Buffett, the so-called "Oracle of Omaha."

There were 110 bids in the eBay auction, which started at $25,000 on June 23.

Billionaire Warren Buffett is auctioning a special lunch invitation for bidders on eBay. The auction will take place from June 23-30, and bidding will begin at $25,000.

Eight will be chosen to join Buffett for lunch at a mutually agreed upon restaurant in either Omaha or New York.

It's sounds like the plot from the Shawshank Redemption, L.A. Police are searching for an inmate they believe escaped through a hole he dug in his cell wall.

Reuters reports the robbery suspect managed to cut an opening in the wall of his cell and escape through a 15-by-9-inch hole in just an hour.

Bremen's state economy and culture senator resigns after cameras catch him pouring wine over an unsuspecting homeless man's head at a public event celebrating the start of German wine week.

The homeless man, Udo Oelschlaeger, was standing next to the podium where Peter Gloystein was speaking. After his speech, Gloystein emptied a magnum of sparkling wine over the man's head.

New York (AHN)- A Bronx teacher allegedly paid a former homeless man $2 dollars to take and pass his state exam. Rubin Leitner, 58, who suffers from Asperger's syndrome, did so well on the test that authorities became suspicious. According to local authorities Wayne Brightly, 38, allegedly coerced Leitner to get a fake state identification card that showed Leitner's photo with Brightly's name. He then used the ID, to obtain a school ID card to use on test day. The two men met in the late 1980's as students at Brooklyn College, after a chance meeting in the alumni office Leitner began to tutor the teacher. While Leitner and Brightly are old acquaintances it would be rare for authorities to mistake one for the other. Leitner is a heavyset-Caucasian male and Brightly is a slender-African-American male. Leitner is also 20 years older. After the high exam score, the state became suspicious of Brightly's passing score. Brightly sent Leitner to meet with officials, however the cover-up was unsuccessful. Brightly has pleaded innocent to coercion, falsifying business records and other crimes. He has been taken out of his Baychester classroom pending the outcome of the case. Of the 19,000 teachers across the state that take the certification exam about 95% pass.