in alaska, we have done that. we did it with the trans-alaska pipeline. we could not move forward without making sure that the obligation we had to native alaskan people was settled. we were able to do that, and we moved forward with an alaska pipeline. >> ms. stock, what is a way out of this? ms. stock: that's a great question. the standing rock sioux tribe believes that their interests were not taken into account, so we have protests going on. it is true that the pipeline is on private land. also, pipelines generally are safe, but we have had problems in alaska with the taps having spills and linkages, and we try to get them cleaned up, but the tribe is worried about their drinking water. we are familiar with that in alaska. we know from the refinery at flint hills where 1500 people lost their drinking water because of contamination. that is something the tribe is very much concerned about, because they felt their interests were not taken into account. in permitting processes, it is important to take into account the local community, the folks around th

in alaska, we have done that. we did it with the trans-alaska pipeline. not move forward without making sure that the obligation we had to native alaskan people was settled. we were able to do that, and we moved forward with an alaska pipeline. stock, what is a way out of this? ms. stock: that's a great question. the standing rock sioux tribe believes that their interests were not taken into account, so we have protests going on. it is true that the pipeline is on private land. also, pipelines generally are safe, but we have had problems in alaska with the taps having spills and linkages, and we try to get them cleaned up, but we tried is worried about their drinking water -- the tribe is worried about their drinking water. we are familiar with that in alaska. that is something the tried is very much concerned about, because they felt their interests were not taken into account. in permitting processes, it is important to take into account the local community, the folks around the private land on which the pipeline is being held, because the pipeline can

in alaska, we have done that. we did it with the trans-alaska pipeline. we could not move forward without making sure that the obligation we had to native alaskan people was settled. we were able to do that, and we moved forward with an alaska pipeline. >> ms. stock, what is a way out of this? ms. stock: that's a great question. the standing rock sioux tribe believes that their interests were not taken into account, so we have protests going on. it is true that the pipeline is on private land. also, pipelines generally are safe, but we have had problems in alaska with the taps having spills and linkages, and we try to get them cleaned up, but the tribe is worried about their drinking water. we are familiar with that in alaska. that is something the tried is very much concerned about, because they felt their interests were not taken into account. in permitting processes, it is important to take into account the local community, the folks around the private land on which the pipeline is being held, because the pipeline can have effects beyond. and now, beca

can alaska, we have done it. we did that for the trans- alaska pipeline. we could not move forward without finishing up, making sure that the obligation that we had to alaska native people in terms of their land claim settlement was settled. we were able to do that and we moved to forward with alaska pipeline. >> ms. stocks, was a way out of the situation we have with the dakota access pipeline and the tribe? >> the tribe believes that their interests were taken into account the plenty to place for the pipeline and so we have protests going on now. it's true the pipeline is on private land and also true generally pipelines are sick, but we have had problems in alaska with the taps occasionally having leakages and so on and so forth and they get reported and we try to clean them up, but the tribes worry about the greek and water and that is familiar to us in alaska. we know from a refinery in flight hills that 1500 people lost their tricky water as a result of contamination and something the tribe is concerned about because in their view water is their life

everything else you relate to alaska, eskimo images, those sorts of things. but he simply went with the big dipper, and then he also included the north star, because, whether it was his foresight, his hope, whatever it might be, he saw that someday alaska would be, or he hoped it would be, the northernmost of the united states. - his hope became a reality in 1959, when alaska became our 49th state. today, alaska remains our largest state geographically, but our smallest in terms of population. - the new york yankees have had the best success of any major league baseball team, having won 27 world series titles. however, in second place is the st. louis cardinals, having won 11 world series titles. one of the original national league teams, the cardinals have had some excellent, excellent ball players, including great hitter stan musial, great pitcher bob gibson, ague team with more than eight world series titles. it takes a lot of talent and hard work to make it to the finals, but for the winner, the work doesn't stop with getting the crown and sash. amelia te

else you relate to alaska, eskimo images, those sorts of things. but he simply went with the big dipper, which is a part of ursa, the great bear, because he saw strength in the people of alaska, because, whether it was his foresight, his hope, whatever it might be, he saw that someday alaska would be, or he hoped it would be, the northernmost of the united states. - his hope became a reality in 1959, when alaska became our 49th state. today, alaska remains our largest state geographically, but our smallest in terms of population. - the new york yankees have had the best success of any major league baseball team, having won 27 world series titles. however, in second place is the st. louis cardinals, having won 11 world series titles. one of the original national league teams, the cardinals have had some excellent, excellent ball players, including great hitter stan musial, great pitcher bob gibson, and great fielder, ozzie smith. with more than eight world series titles. you can help children in low income neighborhoods get the help they need to sta

alaska, as well as the state's official flower, the forget-me-not. the flag was designed by a teen who entered a contest in 1926. - it was actually a 13-year-old orphan named benny benson who submitted the flag contest.sign.e it was a territory-wid alaska wasn't even a state yet, and they got all sorts of wonderful entries with polar bears and everything else you relate to alaska, eskimo images, those sorts of things. which is a part of ursa, the great bear, because he saw strength in the people of alaska, and then he also included the north star, because, whether it was his foresight, his hope, atever it might be, he saw tha wht someday alaska would be, or he hoped it would be, the northernmost of the united states. - his hope became a reality in 1959, when alaska became our 49th state. population. with flag facts, i'm eric. - the new york yankees have had the best success of any major league baseball team, having won 27 world series titles. however, in second place is the st. louis cardinals, having won 11 world series titles. one of the original n

else you relate to alaska, eskimo images, those sorts of things. but he simply went with the big dipper, which is a part of ursa, the great bear, and then he also included the north star, because, whether it was his foresight, his hope, whatever it might be, he saw that someday alaska would be, or he hoped it would be, the northernmost of the united states. - his hope became a reality in 1959, when alaska became our 49th state. today, alaska remains our largest state geographically, - the new york yankees have had the best success of any major league baseball team, having won 27 world series titles. however, in second place is the st. louis cardinals, having won 11 world series titles. one of the original national league teams, the cardinals have had some excellent, excellent ball players, including great hitter stan musial, great pitcher bob gibson, the cardinals are the only national league team with more than eight world series titles. it takes a lot of talent and hard work to make it to the finals, but for the winner, the work doesn't stop with

to imagine that the state flag's blue background represents the ocean surrounding alaska. but actually, that field of blue represents the magnificent skies above alaska, who entered a contest in 1926. - it was actually a 13-year-old orphan named benny benson who submitted the flag contest.sign.e it was a territory-wid alaska wasn't even a state yet, and they got all sorts of wonderful entries with polar bears and everything else you relate to alaska, eskimo images, those sorts of things. but he simply went with the big dipper, which is a part of ursa, the great bear, and then he also included the north star, because, whether it was his foresight, his hope, atever it might be, he saw tha wht someday alaska would be, or he hoped it would be, the northernmost of the united states. - his hope became a reality in 1959, when alaska became our 49th state. today, alaska remains our largest state geographically, - the new york yankees have had the best success of any major league baseball team, having won 27 world series titles. however, in second place is the st. louis cardinals,

in alaska, we have done that. we did it with the trans-alaska pipeline. we could not move forward without making sure that the obligation we had to native alaskan people was settled. we were able to do that, and we moved forward with an alaska pipeline. >> ms. stock, what is a way out of this situation with the dakota pipeline and the standing rock tribe? ms. stock: that's a great question. the standing rock sioux tribe believes that their interests were not taken into account, so we have protests going on. it is true that the pipeline is on private land. also, pipelines generally are safe, but we have had problems in alaska with the taps having occasional spills and linkages, reportedurse they get and we try to get them cleaned up, but the tribe is worried about their drinking water. we are familiar with that in alaska. that is something the tribe is very much concerned about, because they felt their interests were not taken into account. in permitting processes, it is important to take into account the local community, the folks around the private land

else you relate to alaska, eskimo images, those sorts of things. but he simply went with the big dipper, because he saw strength in the people of alaska, and then he also included the north star, because, whether it was his foresight, his hope, whatever it might be, he saw that someday alaska would be, or he hoped it would be, the northernmost of the united states. - his hope became a reality in 1959, when alaska became our 49th state. with flag facts, i'm eric. - the new york yankees have had the best success of any major league baseball team, having won 27 world series titles. however, in second place is the st. louis cardinals, having won 11 world series titles. one of the original national league teams, the cardinals have had some excellent, excellent ball players, including great hitter and great fielder, ozzie smith. the cardinals are the only national league team with more than eight world series titles. it takes a lot of talent and hard work to make it to the finals, but for the winner, - [announcer] the winner of miss teen usa 2015 is... l

he considers wada a hero of alaska. 1000 years ago, alaska was stil a frontier. dog sleds were the only transportation. upon arrival, wada learned techniques from local people. has written a book about the history of the iditarod race and highlighted wada's achievements. >> he showed his endurance and showed his tenacity and perseverance and even he was quite an enterprise. enterpriser, as well. >> reporter: this trail is one of those wada established. it is a narrow trail for dog sleds, but it was for supplying food, medicine and mail at the time in alaska. completed in 1910, the trail connected the port city of sewardiditarod 800 kilometers. they needed the trail because of this gold. mines were being discovereded i iditar iditarod. >> literally millions of dollars worth of gold came over that trail to be shipped outside. the iditarod was the last great gold rush in alasaska. and wada was an important part of that gold rush, helping develop the iditarod trail. >> reporter: after a century, people in alaska still admire wada's achievements. >> this is the map th

i see my colleague from alaska. i think it is fair to say that not only is our congressional delegation very unified on this, the support from our state and an understanding as to why revenue sharing for alaska and other coastal states who seek this development is so critically important, and i appreciate all the good work that he has done on this issue to help advance. and with that, i yield the floor. mr. sullivan: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from alaska. mr. sullivan: thank you, mr. president. i just want to commend my colleague, senator murkowski, who occupies certainly one of the most important positions in the country with regard to energy as the chairman of the energy and natural resources committee for her leadership on this bill and so many other bills. i'm proud to be a cosponsor with a number of other senators on the american energy and conservation act, which will be taken up here in a few minutes. and i just want to echo what senator murkowski said about this bill. it's really a co

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then he was a lifted to alaska -- then he was airlifted to alaska regional hospital down in anchorage. i had an opportunity to visit with him just hours after the shooting there at the hospital in anchorage. and i had an opportunity to not only hear directly from sergeant brandt about the circumstances behind the shooting but to share his thoughts with his wife present as well as his best friend. sergeant brandt was supposed to survive. his most serious injury was shrapnel to the eye. he had been shot multiple times in the legs, took a shot directly to his chest. fortunately, the bulletproof vest saved him. but shrapnel came up into his eye, and at the time that i saw him, he had a patch and he was quite concerned that he would lose his eyesight. and if he lost his eyesight, he was concerned that he wouldn't be able to continue to serve in the fairbanks police department, a concern that he said was very, very troubling. the sergeant was released from the hospital. he returned home to fairbanks to thank mrs. reilly and to thank the fairbanks community for their support. eight days afte

landing in that tiny town in alaska last month. flight from china going to they had to find the closest runway. it was in alaska. rarely do they get that size of a jet on their runway there. they were stranded for a little bit because it took a little while to get another jet there. they thanked everybody that treated them so nicely. they gave them turkey and all the fixings. morning. >> we're learning more about the people who could be in key roles in donald trump's administration. we'll talk about it all with trump's former campaign manager. also an inside look at how the president elect personal life will change when he moves into the white house. then the rolling stones take us on a tour of the massive exhibit that explores their iconic career. al turkey trot surprise. got that and much more ahead on a tuesday morning right here on today. >> kim: now that decision 2016 has been decided, there is all kinds of funny stuff going around online. >> dana: especially on twitter. there are possible pranks the obamas could play on the u

a young boy in alaska -- was system breaks down the high of cooler air to sneak into the area. this will drop afternoon highs to the mid 70s on saturday and sunday. expect occasional high clouds and light winds for the next seven days. a young boy in alaska -- was system breaks down the high pressure a bit and allows a bit of cooler air to sneak into the area. this will drop afternoon highs to the mid 70s on saturday and sunday. expect occasional high clouds and light winds for the next seven days. a young boy in alaska -- was pressure a bit and allows a bit of cooler air to sneak into the area. this will drop afternoon highs to the mid 70s on saturday and sunday. expect occasional high clouds and light winds for the next seven days. pressure a bit and allows a bit of cooler air to sneak into the area. this will drop afternoon highs and glasses -- and contacts lenses -- can't fix it. but -- a new piece of see much more. and remember to watch -- good morning las vegas -- for all your latest news -- weather -- and traffic. it all starts at 4-30 in condition. glasses and contact l

what has that candidate done for alaska? i was the co-author of the language that established the investment program for the it has held up pretty well. i will continue my efforts to root out corruption like i did with their bribery of the legislators to give oil away. i will do everything i am able to end the pay to play game congress is so heavily involved in. >> thank you. thank you, that is it for alaska public media's 2016 debate for the state. thank you to the candidates for participating, and thank you for joining us. stay with us for a few minutes of analysis of the senate debate with zachariah hughes, and andrew kitchemen. good night. ♪ >> the senate races that will determine which party controls the chamber and the 115th congress. joining us is jennifer duffy, senior editor for the cook political report. thank you as always for being with us. steve: what is the broad overview? jennifer: as you know, democrats are fighting for the majority. and to do that they need for seats that would tie the chamber. five for an

or did people say, i want to take you to alaska? >> some people would quit their jobs ask and roll with you for three weeks. it started with the three of us like all the things we do. it wound up we had like 20 people rolling with us the louisiana week. until we got to canada and we had to lose a bunch of people because they didn't have their passports. we finished in alaska. >> jimmy: were there people that you thought at some point, i got to get them off this trip, i can't spend another day in a car with this guy? >> no, no. it manages itself, you know. you'll never have to mouth up. the group manages il s itself. you float, let people do their thing. >> jimmy: what are the other things you've done over the past year? >> we did a thing where we set up a telephone line where we asked people to call up and touch our souls. >> oh, yeah, right. you just took phone calls for a long time. >> five days, yeah. >> jimmy: for five days. [ laughter ] you have a lot of free time, it turns out. >> yeah, yeah. you get fired from a show then you

we're talking about alaska. if he's able to win alaska. as part of the strategy. arizona. as part of the strategy. georgia. he needs to find something somewhere. maybe it's the other electoral vote in nebraska. maybe it's the state of new hampshire. that puts him over the edge. >> . clinton must win pennsylvania. must hold michigan. michigan maybe another story as well. she has to hold it. >> . she needs to hold minnesota. she's won colorado. part of her firewall. shaoe she needed it. colorado mattering tonight. she needs all that and throw in a maine. and one more congress district throw in new hampshire. she's at 270. it's tough to find a formula right now. that gets clinton to 270 electoral votes without a essentially sweeping everything left. except the state of georgia. >> . just as i say that. georgia has been called for trump. >> . at this point. clinton needs to win out. or it's president elect trump. >> . thosepredicts a landslide for clinton. that did not happen. i'm jamie foxx for verizon. in the nation's largest independent study by rootmetrics, verizon is amer

company alaska on monday bringing turkey dinners for a small town. this comes after a flight from china was forced to land in that town. the people went out of their way to welcome the stranded passengers and this is their way of saying thank you. >> i think the people of alaska are so in tune with aviation this they take in stride these events and are always looking at taking care of people. >> the passengers who were another plane. they did all make it to their final destinations. >>> well, fans eerilyawaying the debut of the nike sneakers won't be cheap. the cost -- >> whoa. >> you just saw that. $720. select users will get early >> i want to know who is going to line up for that. i bet there will be a long line. >>> amazon is reminding people this holiday season to be wary of package thefts. amazon said there are several things that you can do to make sure you don't become a victim. you can check in to see in person at major stores. they can -- where you can pick up your package. you can also go to amazon's lockers. they have locations all over t

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here's why alaska could be competitive this cycle. first of all, native alaskans make up 15% of the state's population and the state's largest native organization endorsed hillary clinton. it's the group's first-ever political endorsement. two, another demographic note. about 25% of white alaskans do have college degrees. more than in ohio and iowa. that would be a positive potentially for clinton. next, both the trump campaign and the johnson campaign missed the deadline to get their biographies in the voter pamphlet that gets sent to every single registered voter. that's right, donald trump forgot that. so their information is only on the online version, but not what came into houses. and the third party vote could matter in alaska big-time this year. vp nominee bill weld stumped for his running mate last week in anchorage. polls have had johnson as high as 18% last month. and a live telephone poll last week had clinton up in alaska by four points. folks, we're not ready to throw alaska into the toss-up pile, we have it in lean repu

territory from france, and it acquires florida from spain, and alaska from russia and oregon through agreement with britain. and it acquires the southwest from mexico. there's a lot of nations mentioned in that. and not one native american nation. not a single indian nation on this map. so what our students see when they look at it is this growth of the nation happened in the absence of native people. and what i suggest is it happens the way it happens in large part because of native people. and this is not inevitable. thomas jefferson spoke about an ocean to ocean republic. an ocean-bound republic. here it is. so it makes sense that we look at this map and say, yeah, everything falls into place lock step, because we know this is going to happen.

the presiding officer: the senator from alaska. mr. sullivan: thank you, mr. president. i just want to commend my colleague, senator murkowski, who occupies certainly one of the most important positions in the country with regard to energy as the chairman of the energy and natural resources committee for her leadership on this bill and so many other bills. i'm proud to be a cosponsor with a number of other senators on the american energy and conservation act, which will be taken up here in a few minutes. and i just want to echo what senator murkowski said about this bill. it's really a commonsense bill. we already have revenue sharing for onshore oil and gas production, so it only makes sense, really, it's only fair, as she noted very articulately that the states closest to the impacts of o.c.s. drilling also receive their fair share of revenues from resource

dicen que donde no regresarÍan esa alaska por lo aislado y frÍo. los jÓvenes que viajan se conocen como mochileros, esta pareja es parte de un club de motociclista que ofrece posadas viajeros. viajamos de forma econÓmica, muchas veces quedamos con gente. >> esa travesÍa por norteamÉrica, es la continuaciÓn de un viaje que hicieron hace un par de aÑos en motocicleta desde mÉxico hasta la patagonia y que les demorÓ aÑo y medio. >> se cayÓ la moto parada se lastimÓ, nos hemos enfermamos un par de veces del estÓmago. pero asÍ, algo terrible que nos ha pasado realmente nunca. >> ivonne planea la ruta, Él maneja. >> si la gente le dice no vayas para allÁ, no vamos. >> en guatemala nos dijeron no vayan para este lado que hay unos volcanes y no vamos. no pares entre este pueblo y el otro y no paramos. >> esta pareja dice que uno es lo que piensa y a lo largo de su propia versiÓn de motocicleta. vieron hispanidad en muchas poblaciones pero tambiÉn similitudes. >> he aprendido que hay mucha gente buena en todos lados hay mucho mÁs gente bue

it is the state of alaska. nbc news predicts that donald trump will win the state of 54% to 37%, trump over clinton right now in alaska. as we come down and look at that race to 270 it inches trump closer but not quite there. look at that map. a sea of red with illinois kind of breaking it up there in the middle. >> lester, arizona, 11, leads in pennsylvania, leads in michigan, he she does heed in minnesota and new hampshire. any combination of his encounter leads i believe does it. >> kevin tibbles is in michigan. he can count some of those votes or the people around him. >> reporter: well, you know, lester, this has been such an initial roller coaster ride evening here in grand rapids. country here, but i can tell you from talking to the several hundred people that were here earlier, obviously the crowd has thinned out as has across the country, but the people here are just sort of flabbergasted by what has taken place with regards to this election this evening. i spoke to some people who said when they had t

will see they are going to start to clear out, and of course this low-pressure system off the bay of alaska, all of that cold weather that is really working its way up is going to hang out, and it's really going to bring us some of those cool temperatures. it's going to move out our way and it's going to keep them around for the next ten days or so. at ten days, temperatures will drop another five degrees or so in terms of our high temperature. some of the eastern arizona areas in the overnight hours, you probably saw more snow there in eastern arizona, central eastern arizona, but for folks up in the high country, and a half way, enjoying a nice snow flagstaff there on a two-hour delay for city workers and city government services as well. pretty hard to drive in this morning as well. futurecast today, we will see nice and clear skies, as you can see that storm kind of moving out to the east, as we talked about a few motels ago, and what we'll see the next few days, we'll continue to see the chance for some precipitation, small precipitation, small storms here brewing to be too concerned a

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or did people say, i want to take you to alaska? >> some people would quit their jobs ask and roll with you for three weeks. it started with the three of us like all the things we do. it wound up we had like 20 people rolling with us the louisiana week. until we got to canada and we because they didn't have their passports. we finished in alaska. >> jimmy: were there people that you thought at some point, i got to get them off this trip, i can't spend another day in a car with this guy? >> no, no. it manages itself, you know. you'll never have to mouth up. the group manages s itself. you float, let people do their thing. >> jimmy: what are the other things you've done over the past year? >> we did a thing where we set up a telephone line where we asked people to call up and touch our souls. >> oh, yeah you just took phone calls for a long time. >> five days, yeah. >> jimmy: for five days. [ laughter ] you have a lot of free time, it turns out. >> yeah, yeah. you get fired from a show then you float a little bit. >> jimmy: five days

or did people say, i want to take you to alaska? >> some people would quit their jobs ask and roll with you for three weeks. it started with the three of us like all the things we do. it wound up we had like 20 louisiana week. until we got to canada and we had to lose a bunch of people because they didn't have their passports. we finished in alaska. >> jimmy: were there people that you thought at some point, i got to get them off this trip, i can't spend another day in a car with this guy? >> no, no. it manages itself, you know. you'll never have to mouth up. the group manages ils itself. you float, let people do their thing. >> jimmy: what are the other things you've done over the past year? >> we did a thing where we set up a asked people to call up and touch our souls. >> oh, yeah, right. you just took phone calls for a long time. >> five days, yeah. >> jimmy: for five days. [ laughter ] you have a lot of free time, it turns out. >> yeah, yeah. you get fired from a show then you float a little bit. >> jimmy: five days of phone ca

polls are now closed in every state but alaska. cbs news projects hillary clinton has won california. and 55 golden states electors. donald trump gets idaho's four electoral votes, and with that clinton retakes the lead from donald trump in the race to 270 electoral votes. she has 186, he has 172. states still have no winner. >> it's an incredible night. we're going to go now to the battleground. let's take a look at florida because we've made a change in the sunshine state. 99% of the vote in the state of florida and cbs news now estimates this as likely republican. john. >> donald trump needed to win he has won ohio, if florida goes his way. his stratus path he's picking up the state for that path and we still have the question mark with red belt states, wisconsin, michigan and of course pennsylvania. >> we should just point out that the electoral vote number just jumped to 190 for hillary clinton because we just called hawaii, the state of hawaii the aloha state. let's talk about florida for a moment and some of these additional

what makes it even more scary is these guys went camping in alaska, and this is what it looked like. brutal. bitter cold. high winds. they were hunkered down in their tents for about two days waiting they were in the middle of trying to climb up mt. sanford in alaska, but their experience to many seems brutally terrifying. >> they got caught in the storm and didn't have a choice. >> right. this is just the weather they were out in, and make it a little scarier. these guys have trained for the harshest conditions, and good thing they did. on their ski down the slopes, things got real ugly for one of them. this is philip wilson. that crevice? >> yep. in my case, i'd have gone to the bottom. thankfully, he has actual arms and was able to catch himself in the narrow crevice before falling. >> you can see there's attached to his body. >> he is. like i said, they've trained and practiced and they were prepared. they knew they would come across conditions like this. >> there you go. >> that is incredible. have they gone into this as an dead right now. >> these guys decided to take on mother

or did people say, i want to take you to alaska? >> some people would quit their jobs ask and roll with you for three weeks. it started with the three of us like all the things we do. it wound up we had like 20 people rolling with us the louisiana week. until we got to canada and we passports. we finished in alaska. >> jimmy: were there people that you thought at some point, i got to get them off this trip, i can't spend another day in a car with this guy? >> no, no. it manages itself, you know. you'll never have to mouth up. the group manages is itself. you float, let people do their thing. >> jimmy: what are the other things you've done over the past year? >> we did a thing where we set up a telephone line where we asked people to call up and touch our souls. >> oh, yeah, right. long time. >> five days, yeah. >> jimmy: for five days. [ laughter ] you have a lot of free time, it turns out. >> yeah, yeah. you get fired from a show then you float a little bit. >> jimmy: five days of phone calls. this is like the butterball turkey hot

or did people say, i want to take you to alaska? >> some people would quit their jobs ask and roll with you for three weeks. it started with the three of us like all the things we do. it wound up we had like 20 people rolling with us the louisiana week. until we got to canada and we had to lose a bunch of people because they didn't have their passports. we finished in alaska. to get them off this trip, i can't spend another day in a car with this guy? >> no, no. it manages itself, you know. you'll never have to mouth up. the group manages ils itself. you float, let people do their thing. >> jimmy: what are the other things you've done over the past year? >> we did a thing where we set up a telephone line where we asked people to call up and touch our souls. >> oh, yeah, right. you just took phone calls for a long time. >> five days, yeah. >> jimmy: f f [ laughter ] you have a lot of free time, it turns out. >> yeah, yeah. you get fired from a show then you float a little bit. >> jimmy: five days of phone calls. this is like the butt

ridge will begin to move to the east tuesday ahead of the broad upper low dropping out of the gulf of alaska. however, little change will be evident under a moderate zonal flow except for some high clouds being pulled up from the baja coast and also increasing winds over the sierra peaks. ................. a significant change in the weather is still on track for late wednesday and thursday. a fast moving pacific trough drops over northern and central california early wednesday then dives down through southern nevada wednesday your extended forecast shows temps remaining in the upper 70s through wednesday...how ever that broad trough dropping in from the gulf of alaska will mean a dramatic drop in temperatures arrives thursday -- down actually to below seasonal normal levels. >>> <<< thanks >>> ((sharie johnson)) >>> freshman congresswoman elect jacky rosen says she has already talked to outgoing congressman joe heck's office and is working on a transition. the democrat will be the new congresswoman in congressional district 3. she sat down with the politi election... and challenges of being

what makes it even more scary is these guys went camping in alaska, and this is what it looked like. brutal. bitter cold. high winds. they were hunkered down in their tents for about two days waiting for this weather to pass by. they were in the middle of trying to climb up mt. sanford in alaska, but their experience to many seems brutally terrifying. >> they got caught in the storm and didn't have a choice. >> right. this is just the weather they were out in, and make it a little scarier. these guys have trained for the harshest conditions, and good thing they did. on their ski down the slopes, things got real ugly for one of them. this is philip wilson. that crevice? >> yep. in my case, i'd have gone to the bottom. thankfully, he has actual arms and was able to catch himself in the narrow crevice before falling. >> you can see there's attached to his body. >> he is. like i said, they've trained and practiced and they were prepared. they knew they would come across conditions like this. >> there you go. >> that is incredible. have they gone into this as an adventure without the prop

extended forecast shows through wednesday...how ever that broad trough dropping in from the gulf of alaska will mean a dramatic drop in temperatures arrives thursday -- down actually to below seasonal normal levels. >>> <<< thanks>>> ((sharie johnson)) >>> unlv pulls out a win. we'll hear from the quar who refused to lose coming up in sports >> and tonight at 11... las vegas is going to shine extra bright this week. the super moon that's on it's way for a close enocuter with palnet earth and how it's going to football..but the height of a college career for unlv quarterback kurt palandech..the the season with his team down 45-44 in the 4th quarter..kurt palandech was not to be denied..the jr. qb took off on 76 yard stadium shaking touchdown run to lead the rebels back on top...palandech had 157 yards rushing... 250 yards passing and 4 total touchdowns in unlv's 69-66 triple overtime victory..it took time and patience but palandech prevailed (kurt palandech/ quarterback: "i'm definitely pleased with how the game ended up. there were some mistakes out there, but overall as an offense, i thin

this is alaska. alaska is leaning and donald trump's direction. a lien rights. they only have 39% of the votes in. it should donald trump get alaska, and he may. some others have called alaska electoral votes. not enough to be the president. donald trump needs 270 to be the president of the united states. he does not have it. associated press has just treated the following. "donald trump, if he is the president-elect, it would be the biggest upset, one of the biggest upset and political history" ." one of the biggest upsets would be if donald trump were named to the president-elect of the united states. it would appear that some are very close to making that announcement. we do not have the raw electoral votes to do that. it appears that time is coming closer. life at the trump campaign headquarters in new york city. this is the new york hilton, you have seen it on six avenue. a massive freestanding building around about 58th street or so, insects avenue. the new york hilton. 56 street. headquarters. donald trump is on scene. he is waiting to speak. there are th

or did people say, i want to take you to alaska? >> some people would quit their jobs ask and roll with you for three weeks. it started with the three of us like all the things we do. it wound up we had like 20 people rolling with us the louisiana week. until we got to canada and we had to lose a bunch of people because they didn't have their passports. we finished in alaska. >> jimmy: were there people that you thought at some point, i got to get them off this trip, i can't spend another day in a car with this guy? >> no, no. it manages itself, you know. you'll never have to mouth up. the group manages il s itself. you float, let people do their thing. >> jimmy: what are the other things you've done over the past year? >> we did a thing where we set up a telephone line where we asked people to call up and touch our souls. >> oh, yeah, right. you just took phone calls for a long time. >> five days, yeah. >> jimmy: for five days. [ laughter ] you have a lot of free time, it turns out. >> yeah, yeah. you get fired from a show then you

what makes it even more scary is these guys went camping in alaska, and this is what it looked like. brutal. bitter cold. high winds. they were hunkered down in their tents for about two days waiting for this weather to pass by. they were in the middle of in alaska, but their experience to many seems brutally terrifying. >> they got caught in the storm and didn't have a choice. >> right. this is just the weather they were out in, and make it a little scarier. these guys have trained for the harshest conditions, and good thing they did. on their ski down the slopes, things got real ugly for one of them. this is philip wilson. >> shoot, did he just fall in that crevice? >> yep. in my case, i'd bottom. thankfully, he has actual arms and was able to catch himself in the narrow crevice before falling. >> you can see there's attached to his body. >> he is. like i said, they've trained and practiced and they were prepared. they knew they would come across conditions like this. >> there you go. >> that is incredible. have they gone into this as an adventure without the proper preparation, ma

if he takes alaska, if he takes arizona, he is short by 11. at this point he could take over minnesota, wisconsin, michigan or pennsylvania and he has won. he is ahead in arizona by five and we think he has got alaska, it would be extraordinary if he didn't. all he needs, if you imagine that those are needs, if you imagine that those are in the red tally, are any of those td in the red tally, are any of those to come mrs clinton looking like a sore loser? not quite yet. i think she is holding out hope but fie think she is holding out hope but also i think, no matter what happens tonight, there is a really critical historical significance to the campaign that she has run, to how els campaign that she has run, to how far she has come, to her statements far she has come, to her statements in 2008 about 25 million cracks in the glass you are seeing in social media, women asking how thick is that glass ceiling? i believe that if she comes to realise that donald trump is over 270 she will concede, but she will do it tomorrow. or i should say, in a f

even alaska overnight, fox news taking alaska from definitely red to lean red. all of this shake up we have seen, and utah is another example. >> by the way, we won't know alaska into deep in the morning on wednesday. if it comes down to alaska, we are all -- >> i wondered what verb you would use there. i wanted to talk about how hillary clinton and the team are trying to change the narrative from the e-mails and the fbi thing back to donald trump. because they want to be talking about donald trump. his temperament, the things he said, what he believes. that's the subject of a new clinton ad that just dropped. i think it dropped yesterday. >> yeah. >> let's listen to a little piece of that. >> putting a wife to work is a very dangerous thing. when i come home and dinner is not ready i go through the roof. grab 'em by the [ bleep ]. >> when you're a star they let you do it. you can do anything. >> so you treat women with respect? >> i can't say that either. >> all right, good. >>> trying to change the narrative back to something that has worked for her and agains

they're on their boat called turning point, and in a bay in alaska. i place that john muir explored. thanks for his discoveries and his many journeys. >> they planned to travel the world on this boat. but they decide on this day, they're going to celebrate on their boat. you actually see rob has set up a very nice picnic on their boat. >> i'm jealous because they're in the middle of this lake in the middle of alaska. literally nobody around. it's just them. awesome. >> things turn right about here when he tells her to put her cup down. and as she does, he down on a knee. >> really? is this for real? >> did she just have some helium? >> i know. >> it's funny how people respond, right? most women start to cry and she's just overcome. >> is this the first woman that hasn't done sniffy fingers after the proposal? >> first time ever on "right this minute." >> is this for real? >> oh! >> no sniffy fingers. amazing. congratulations to you both. a milestone in your life but also on our show. >> set up the fireworks, everybody. it finally happened. >>> this wh

wx chat a young boy in alaska -- was contacts lenses-- can't fix. but -- a new piece of technology -- is helping him see much more. bonney bowman-- has the latest. on the football field.. you'd never know 12 year old rennick heatwole.. can't actually see the ball. (rennick heatwole, 12-year-old) "i really just see the blob comi out." out of focus is his reality.. and he's gotten really good at seeing beyond it. (rennick heatwole, 12-year-old) "i look at all the people who are playing and where there's big clumps of them, i know that's where the ball is and if i see a smaller, brighter colored blob, i know that's the ball." in the classroom.. it's not that easy. (marcea tjaden, rennick's teacher) "rennick and his friends always just naturally moved to the floor so he could the other kids.. thanks to e-sight. the glasses.. have a camera.. and two small l-c-d screens. rennick can use a remote.. to zoom in and focus.. allowing him to see the board from anywhere in the room. (rennick heatwole, 12-year-old) "if i need to see more clearly, i use the top on

they are in the middle of the lake in the middle of alaska with literally nobody around. it's just awesome. >> they turn right about here. when he tells her to put her cup down, and as she does, he breaks out the ring out of a box, gets down on a knee. >> really? for real? >> yes. >> did she just have some helium? >> funny how people respond, right? most women start to cry, she's just overcome. >> is this the first woman that hasn't done sniffy fingers after the proposal? first time ever on "right this minute." >> no fingers. >> amazing, congratulations to you both. a milestone in your life, but also on our show. >> get out the fireworks. it finally happened! >>> you for one know you've got to spice up your workout if you want to achieve results, right? how's the first man to ever dead lift 1,102 pounds up the like this. here we go. and up and down we go. >> how do you even do that? i can barely lift, like, ten pounds. >> look what he's doing. >> he's got two dudes on the side of him. at least they are not itty-bitty men. these are also fit men. not sure how much they wei

they are in the middle of the lake in the middle of alaska with literally nobody around. it's just awesome. >> they turn right about here. when he tells her to put her cup down, and as she does, he breaks out the ring out of a box, gets down on a knee. >> really? >> did she just have some helium? >> funny how people respond, right? most women start to cry, she's just overcome. >> is this the first woman that hasn't done sniffy fingers after the proposal? first time ever on "right this minute." >> you know how i feel about this? >> no fingers. >> amazing, congratulations to you both. a milestone in your life, but also on our show. >> get out the fireworks. it finally happened! >>> you for one know you've got to spice up your workout if you want to achieve results, right? how's the first man to ever dead like this. here we go. and up and down we go. >> how do you even do that? i can barely lift, like, ten pounds. >> look what he's doing. >> he's got two dudes on the side of him. at least they are not itty-bitty men. these are also fit men. not sure how much they weigh a pie

cnn now projects that donald trump will win the state of alaska. alaska has three electoral votes. donald trump will carry alaska. another win for donald trump. let's look at electoral college map. with this win, the three electoral votes, donald trump has moved closer and closer to this magic number of 270 needed to win the white house. he now has 247 votes. hillary clinton has 215 votes. he is getting closer and closer to that number of 270. let's do a key race alert right now. all right. let's start off with the states that are still outstanding. we'll start off in michigan where 84% of the vote is now in. trump has a nearly 80,000-vote lead in the state of michigan which right there has 16 electoral votes. michigan, we're waiting for more votes. wisconsin, 89% of the vote is in. trump also has a pretty impressive lead. 86,000 vote-lead over hillary clinton. another 10 electoral votes right there. arizona, 66% of the vote is in. trump has a 62,000-vote lead over hillary clinton. 11 electoral votes at stake in arizona. he is ahead. in pennsylvania he is ahead as well. 97% of the

they are in the middle of the lake in the middle of alaska with literally nobody around. it's just awesome. >> they turn right about here. when he tells her to put her cup down, and as she does, he breaks out the ring out of a box, gets down on a knee. for real? >> yes. >> did she just have some helium? >> funny how people respond, right? most women start to cry, she's just overcome. >> is this the first woman that hasn't done sniffy fingers after the proposal? first time ever on "right this minute." >> you know how i feel about this? >> no fingers. >> amazing, congratulations to you both. a milestone in your life, but also on our show. >> get out the fireworks. it finally happened! >>> you for one know you've got to spice up your workout if you want to achieve results, right? like this. here we go. and up and down we go. >> how do you even do that? i can barely lift, like, ten pounds. >> look what he's doing. >> he's got two dudes on the side of him. at least they are not itty-bitty men. these are also fit men. not sure how much they weigh a piece. i'm going to go ahead

they are in the middle of the lake in the middle of alaska with literally nobody around. it's just awesome. >> they turn right about here. out the ring out of a box, gets down on a knee. >> really? for real? >> yes. >> did she just have some helium? >> funny how people respond, right? most women start to cry, she's just overcome. >> is this the first woman that hasn't done sniffy fingers after the proposal? first time ever on "right this minute." >> you know how i feel about this? >> no fingers. >> amazing, congratulations to you both. a milestone in your life, but also on our show. >> get out the fireworks. it finally happened! to spice up your workout if you want to achieve results, right? how's the first man to ever dead lift 1,102 pounds up the ante? like this. here we go. and up and down we go. >> how do you even do that? i can barely lift, like, ten pounds. >> look what he's doing. >> he's got two dudes on the side of him. at least they are not itty-bitty men. these are also fit men. not sure how much piece. i'm going to go ahead and say, you go, boy. this video is