well, we had just moved, as i said, from -- from anchorage to wrangle, alaska. and while we didn't feel the shake in wrangle, we waited for the big wave to come, we waited for the tsunami. and we sat listening to the radio, but our home was situated directly on the beach. so everyone was told to move up to higher ground. so we moved everybody in the family -- five kids at the time -- up the hill. we went to my first grade teacher's house which was really quite exciting for me and were allowed to stay up late, late, late into the evening. and as a small child there was a buzz. it was kind of exciting but kind of scary because we didn't know what was happening in other parts of the state. my mom had basically packed some diapers for the smallest of the children in the family and she tells me that she brought along her silver tea set. it was the only thing she brought from the house along with the five kids. but we tell that story. we also tell the story of the home that we lived in just before we had moved to wrangell. it was situated in a residential area called

these pictures are from anchorage more than 200 miles away. from seattle, boats tied up on pujet sound crashed into each other. >> today the break sent out so much energy besides rocking those boats in seattle, seismic pools shook pulls 3,200 miles away. >> this is a very shallow earthquake and that generates a lot of energy traveling just trapped below the earth's surface and that we call surface waste would be responsible for all of these -- could be responsible for all of these reports. >> and yellow stone national park and california's mammoth lakes and the geysers here in sonoma county, experts are say almost scientific harisy. some more than 2,000 miles away. >> we call it remotely trigger size misity. >> the leading expert linking vol cannic eruptions to earthquakes. six minutes after yesterday's big quake, sizemomters triggered hours of small local quakes. at yellow stone, even more dramatic and small quakes occurred. >> we have a lot of preliminary ideas. it would be related to bubbles and super heated liquid rock. >> the 6.7 quake be

the anchorage rent you see for selected areas are reported for the second quarter. the asking rents for street level there 10 to 20 percent in the city as a we'll whole. formula effects property owners in different ways. it is perceived that it takes 6 to 12 months and can cost millions of dollars which means that if the retailers consider the leases they can look at this. formula retailers come with risks. on the other hand, landlords that attract folks can require up front money. as most density retailers are better suited for smaller store fronts. by making mc ds less attractive they create lower costs who can't compete for space. now that we've looked at the commercial real estate trends we'll look at specific neighborhood. the district selected had to have 4 to 6 applications since 2007 and had a cost star report in more quarters to provide meaningful data like chestnut along 1 amendment street and gary boulevard between 28 avenue and masonic after the ocean avenue and the mission street mbp. the rent activity among the four selected districts were similar the

. >> this was a flight from anchorage, alaska to juneau. it was carrying two u.s. congressmen. it took off. the plane was planning to operate under visual flight rules. the weather was not conducive for that. the pilot took off and made brief contact with air traffic control. it continued on its way. it was a cessna. a lot smaller than a 777. the plane never arrived in anchorage. or in juneau. >> it was never found. >> it was never found. they basically search area was 325,000 square miles. they searched for 39 days and like i said, there were two u.s. congressmen on board. >> michael kay, quick comment to that. >> we have to be careful not to compare apples with pears. this is a small aircraft. it would have been flying a lot lower and flying in mountain areas. it may not have been picked up on radar. a lot of differences with the small aircraft and training of the crew and simulator. >> michael kay, thank you. sylvia, thank you. >>> conspiracy they' spispiracy. it is hard to take them seriously or is it? you are h! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of

. >>> a miracle caught on camera in anchorage, alaska. when the video first picks up, you see a very large moose. >> is she giving birth? >> you said miracle. and -- >> a magic trick or turn -- >> this is a miracle. >> right. this is pretty remarkable video. and at first you don't know this is the same moose. you may think it was an injured moose. it came up in a backyard. this is someone's backyard. the guy behind the camera is dirk, the owner of the home. >> is it making any noise? >> no, it is very calm and quiet. listen. >> the moose seems calm as a cue cumber. >> got out there and helped it. >> there it is. >> we get the moment, the miracle on camera and look, the moose just laying there calmly, suddenly stands up and out comes the calf. >> i always feel so bad. at this point, the calf could have just gently come out on the ground, but now it's got to like, land. >> this is kind of how the mom gets it to move through the birth canal. and then suddenly here's the calf. the calf is here. >> you know what is cool about this? this is the

. >>> guys, a miracle caught on camera in anchorage, alaska. when the video first picks up, you see a very large moose. >> giving birth? >> you said miracle. >> i did. >> and the moose -- >> do a magic trick, turn forest into peppermints. >> this is a miracle. >> right. this is pretty remarkable video. at first you don't know this is a female, you might think it's an injured moose because the moose did come up in a backyard. this is someone's backyard. the guy behind the camera, dirk, the owner of the home. >> is it making noise, screaming or yelling? >> no, it's very calm and quiet. listen. >> the moose seems calm as a cucumber. >> got out there and helped it. >> oh! >> here it comes. >> we get the moment, the miracle, on camera. and, look, the moose, laying there calmly, suddenly stands up and out comes the calf. >> at this point the calf could have come out on the ground but now it's got to like land. >> this is how the mom gets it to move through the birth canal. and then suddenly, here's the calf. the calf is here. >> what would be cool ab

staff at the motion passed in july this anchorage until obama extremist groups are active in ukraine. the cd often it takes them anyways the international community can stabilize the situation ukraine's as it has adopted an approach that as a step back into the spotlight. he made his first statement says russian next crimea. he said everything ukrainian region should hold a referendum to determine its state is that in the country it is believed to be sheltering in iraq shall be typed as lucy has he then carried his cross stitch the people of ukraine the use of force or threat to the mosque of crying. in eastern regions of ukraine has demonstrated because they wanted. re unite with one shot. critics said the treatment of his sixteen he claimed sovereignty and territorial integrity. he said a presidential election scheduled for the yankees know that. i took nations human rights council is putting pressure on north korea is demanding officials then paste into natural justice for crimes against humanity. also adopted the resolution by japan and the european union. he says though she didn'

new york city has had more snow than anchorage, alaska. i think maybe next season, richard, you and i are taking sled dogs to work, just saying as this climate change keeps up. >> i'm with you on that. >> stay warm. >>> coming up, oscar kind of got it from alphonso qorane to the ghost of matthew mcconaughey's future. last night's academy award were the most diverse ever. >>> comedian, entertainer, all around great guy, talking tinsel town ahead. first today, downtown new york city faces a first and possibly an only, a 9-11 trial begins just blocks from ground zero. >> that is next. before handcrafted jewelry was creating positive energy and a life of purpose and meaning was infused into a corporate culture. there was a commitment to creating new jobs out of recycled metals, right here in america. and a bank that helped carolyn rafaelian's business grow from a rhode island storefront into a global sensation. that's the beauty of connecting a vision to an enterprise. that's bank of america. [ female announcer ] one drop of ultra dawn has twi

. >> we apologize for it, however, we're returning in a reverse direction and going to anchorage, alaskair travel antics. what makes customers lose control -- >> why don't you tell them i didn't do nothing wrong? >> -- when the cabin door closes. every day, more than 1 million travelers around the globe take to the air. these customers have all paid money, waited in lines, lugged bags, and expect a smooth ride into the skies. >> the role of being a customer is one that, you know, you kind of move through the paces and don't have to think much about it, but if you hit a snag and you're particularly frustrated, it may trigger this unbridled rage. you know, all that stuff that's stored up for exactly that right moment. >> the world of air travel can be filled with flight delays, cramped cabins, and nervous fliers. it can make even the most patient among us irritable and out of sorts. this now-famous incident has been viewed more than 6 million times on youtube. taken by an unnamed airline employee, it captures the frustration of a woman in hong kong's airport. in the video, she yells at air

noticed especially those dual emergence program grow at a rate that is xhicht be with the state anchorage the lines track each other so the e ls are growing faster than the e ls in other pathways. this graft is for latino e l and the consistent pattern brown brown above the state overcame is for two pathways so the latino e l while the tyrannical is reversed they're growing slower and finally for the which they think so regardless of the pathway the chinese e ls are growing substantially above the state level and the proficiency is around 350 in math i mean in many of the pathway their scoring in the advanced ranges in all grades. we see that simply that is in the english pathway and the download emergence pathway their tracking with the state average of the infusion, of course. >> so how it it if you're using those finding i'm going to talk about the data part and christen will tell us about the program. when it comes to the data we are making more detailed information for our schools we're not only able to track the e l but able to talk about the comparison group within the school and t

here's the "anchorage daily news" marking the anniversary of the spill.k up a stone on a rocky beach, dig a little, and it's possible to still find pockets of exxon valdez oil at prince william sound." noaa tells the paper, "i think the big surprise for all of us who have worked on this thing for the last 25 years has been the continued presence of relatively fresh oil." for its part, exxon is marking 25 years since the valdez disaster by denying there is any continuing problem at the site of the spill. exxon senior media adviser tells the "anchorage daily news" today, "the sound is thriving environmentally. we've had a very solid, complete recovery." so says exxon. that's in alaska. in texas today, exxon on this 25th anniversary of the valdez disaster, exxon in texas today also had to partially shut down its second largest oil refinery in the country, the one in baytown, texas, because of another terrible oil spill. this one's in the houston shipping channel. it's on the way to that baytown refinery. on saturday at midday, there was a collision between a

their small plane was headed to juneau from anchorage. they were never recovered.age was never found. and this again was in 1972. the active search lasted for 39 days. it involved 70 aircraft and 3,600 hours of fly time. nothing turned up. in 1972 because, hear this, this is flight 571. it's headed to chile. authorities are not aware that there are survivors. but there are survivors. you probably remember this plot from a movie so hang on with me. an avalanche actually hits the wreckage. the people on board are using this wreckage as their shelter. this is what we are using. but an avalanche hits it so another eight people die. so survivors resort to cannibalism to stay alive. they are rescued two months later. and of course, a lot of people have probably watched the movie, but it adds to the suspense when we they thi about the mystery of 370. so where is it? are we going to learn later that these people are alive? we don't know. the pieces of the puzzle are everywhere at this point. >> the point you make with the disappearing planes, what was thought originally di

. >> we follow the race and report from just outside anchorage. >> once a year the city goes to the dogssled dogs, hundreds of them. they can hardly wait for the ceremonial starred of the iditarod. the real start is a day later, but this is meant to be fun, sharing the biggest sporting event with the city. they bring the snow in by truck so the sleds can slide and the dogs and mushers can hit the trail - or in this case, the street. >> i race because i have - i was born with a competitive spirit and i like to see how i can be the best i can be. but it's - i'm racing ultimately with myself. >> and she's been doing it for four decades, a frequent top 10 finisher in the iditarod. didi treats her dogs as family. they race hard, putting up with incredible challenges. >> i have dedicated my life, it's the ultimate relationship between dog and man. it's the opportunity to hone and bring them and that relationship to the table and repeat what god give them the dire to do. >> the race began 40 years ago. once the state depended on sleds when mushers and dog combined to deliver dip nearia vaccine.

the "anchorage daily news" reports that people who live in the area still find fresh pockets of oil. the government says some species are still trying to recover as well, including herring and a group of killer whales that call that area home. exxon paid $900 million in a civil settlement in 1991 but could pay up to $100 million more if there's proof of unexpected continuing damage. >>> the california energy commission says the amount of crude oil being carried by trains to bay area has skyrocketed, thanks to an oil boom in north dakota and canada. trains are carrying about 2.7 million gallons of crude oil into the bay area every day. state senator jerry hill says that has him worried. he points to a deadly accident in quebec last year involving a train carrying crude oil in which 47 people were killed. hill says california could not currently respond to a disaster of that magnitude. >> it's the response time and the preparedness that we don't have in california. we're back in about 1980 is where we're prepared for. we can't deal with that volume. >> in 2011, there were 9,000 tank ca

not so bad in anchorage.nshine, this is finally getting the days are getting a little longer, the sun is setting later each and every day. look back on the 34 in fairba fairbanks. nice day in juneau. we're watching the storm moving into california today. careful if you're driving up 80. some snow at the higher elevations. >> i know you got two kids so you don't get out to see movies much, but there are some good ones. >> "noah" this weekend, right? >> really big. big, big numbers here, that new bible epic, they got $44 million. another newcomer "sabotage," that bombed, becoming arnold schwarzenegger's worst opening in almost three decades. here is that movie right there that did so poorly. on the other end of the spectrum, disney's "frozen" became the highest grossing animated film of all time. >> out on dvd now, selling it everywhere. >> it pushed out "toy story 3" that now has to settle for second place. also a great one. >>> shirley jones, matriarch of "the partridge family" will be jumping out of a plane

at the battle of the still want to blow up with the buzzer with a pole which he did it succeed in anchorage is from twenty five countries are represented at the museum was originally from russia iceland japan in austria one part of the hague pictures it was purchased during traveling. the other car was presented as gifts my friends yes i will look awful last year with us for the first time exhibit a collection of handkerchiefs. we work with many collectors but such exhibitions held the first time here. the move with the kids mostly everyone can visit this exhibition old men and children. it is the world of animals beauty of flowers and forced to present it here for the simple useful the latest news is that three got the dogs cuts out dash tv got kate said. percentages of the financial sector support the decision to deregulate if the change the maximum interest rate on deposits and its ill persons. as explained by the specialists and pepper add this here. the tendency was absurd for the majority of people and has expanded through the tinted deposits and deposited them in foreign currency dep

there's roadwork to the incline to the center anchorage until 5:00. should be wrapping up those left lanes in the next 10 minutes. also, in the east bay, westbound and eastbound 80 between powell and buchanan, you have various lanes blocked also until 5:00 and causing traffic tie-ups later on tonight. the san jose sharks taking on toronto over at the s.a.p. center 7:30 so extra cars in downtown san jose. east bay drive times still clear on 580, 880 and the eastshore freeway. bart on time with 27 trains and ace train number one also on schedule. that's your latest "kcbs traffic." back to you guys. >> thank you, liz. >>> it's 4:51 now. coming up in our next half hour, crude by rail. a kpix 5 exclusive on a plan to ship a highly explosive fuel right here into the bay area. >> they are charging us. [ indiscernible ] >> one moment, okay? >> a desperate call to 911 when a 20-pound cat turns on its family. how it all went down coming up next. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> this is a great day to travel around the bay area. sunshine all the way to the coastline. these t

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the iditarod starts today in anchorage, alaska.test even the most prepared competitors. given the reports of bare ground, open water, and a sketchy trail.it's shaping up to be a tough year for the competitors. the dogs are often fine on tough trail. [son] she has no idea. [man] no one told her,right? [son]hi! [mom screams] it's the mushers and sleds that suffer the age range of last year's top 10.included mushers in their 20's and drivers in their 5th decade of participation. if you missed our "dogs, dogs and more dogs show" last night here on kron four. you can watch the entire show online. just go to our website, kron four-dot-com. and click on the "features page." kron four's justine waldman and grant lodes visited the golden gate kennel club show at the cow palace in january and put together the best moments and most lovable images. it's ooey, gooey, tasty and perfect with jelly or chocolate. we're talking about peanut butter. get out your spoons, march first is "peanut butter lovers day." for people who love peanut butter, mar

its new three d this because it was on her hands and because the new c c a a well defined falls in anchorage this gaffe last one for slights and set the spot where whip easily be it sets a full force those who have no academic parents assisted the study penalizing impede the repeal of such a small tin of space made the false claims and soon all be out trying to instill since the box a single a sporty so ready to be quite the performance. not cool to mostly stalls no program with one general question is not some bucks to a tax haven and most things change. what is your view on this. those things must change. you know that christ is where we need money to reinvest to create jobs for four young people in europe. we cannot sustain least one scholars and billion of tax evasion. since it's not the only nuts and bolts of luxembourg has also plates to be coatings is tax evasion. we soon you'll go home and the greens also pop in the reader at the mall opened knowledge to provide built in ftp changes information when it comes to clients of the bangs. we read that the open two to agree to a two assists

participants start outside anchorage and cross a course through treacherous conditions. >> once a year this city goes to the dogs. sled dogs. hundreds of them. they can hardly wait for the sermon yea start of the i'd iter odd. the real start is a day later. this is it meant to be fun, sharing alaska's biggest event with its largest city. they bring the snow in by truck so the sleds can slide and dogs and handlers, known as mushers can hit the trail, or in this case street. >> one of the biggest names in mushies. >> i race because i have - i was born with a competitive spirit. we can see how i can be like i can be. i'm racing with myself. she's been doing it for four decades, a frequent top 10 finish. >> in return they race hard, and put up with incredible challenges and hardships for her. >> i have dedicated my life for this. it's the ultimate relationship between dog and man. this is the home bringing them and that relationship to the table and repeat what it is that god give them a desire to do. >> the race began 40 years ago as a way to revive dying dog-sled. once the state defended

the 1,000 mile course from anchorage to nome. the alaskan winter is a huge physical and logistical challenge. we have been following the race from the ground and air. >> it's the iditerod air force - dozens of volunteer pilots with their own aircraft carrying food, medical supplies and people to the 23 checkpoints. the dog teams could not race without air support. >> you name it, it's in there. >> is there room for you? >> i squeeze in. i'm small. you like small pilots, light ones too. >> the race passes through remote rugged country. the land dwarfs the dog team and handlers, called mushers, who often run all night through all weather. scattered hamlets host the checkpoints. havens of food and rest. here, dallas, whose father won last year is reviving a tired team, while keeping up family traditions of top flight mushing and bravado. >> i'm having the time of my life, running the best dog team i have run. that's what i love doing. we happen to end up and be competitive in the race, that's a bonus. >> taking a break at cow tag on

>> i think that anchorage is too strong of a word. we think it will actually be very detrimental.o afford the stock market. look at the erosion of wealth that is happening to everyone else. we will have more to say about that later this year. it will have a long-term dramatic impact. rich: you do not regret your vote? >> i do not. rich: you mentioned the g-7 and the gaa. you almost jokingly said maybe it will be the g-7 again. do you believe that russia should be kicked out? under at least vladimir putin, it certainly is not a democracy. it does not behave as a democracy. i think the g-7 or the g-8 should be a group of advanced democracies. rich: you are saying proved them right now. >> yes. they will have these fraudulent referendums. how can you have a referendum about whether you could join another uppity when that current country is occupying them. >> rich, thank you very much. very interesting interview there. let's go to women's leadership organization. launching a new campaign today. the goal is encouraging girls to be leaders without the negative connotation that comes wit

the team starting about 50 miles snorth of anchorage.mmemorates a 1925 rescue mission that carried a sled dog relay to nome, alaska. have a great day, everybody. we'll see you next time 37. >> take care. >>> we know what she did in most cases. what we don't know is why she did it. >> will she or won't she? darryl isa says lerner will testify before his committee this week as is search for the truth continues. but her attorney said not so fast. as of right now, she continues to plan to take the fifth. >>> overseas, ukraine on the brink of disaster, some saying russia has declared war as the u.s. ponders its next move.

it's still backed up all go away across the bridge from the center anchorage through the island acrosser and light. that's all was cleared the that's the reason for the delay here. and the san mateo bridge was also a hot spot. take a look still stop and go traffic. this is a bridge to avoid for the next 45 minutes to an hour it takes a long time to unwind these delays street and looking at the traffic maps for your trip to 237. things are finally improving and the westbound direction coming over. it's already slow the commute now around the corner from to 37 westbound on to the nimitz freeway and the southbound direction the morning this year of the market is going to be flooded with high-tech war rubble devices. you probably know that's emerging trend coming for it but you probably haven't thought about people play video games on these learning devices. shawn and his team have critic a first of its kind with their new game a global food fight. it is the first game application that's ever been designed and launched simultaneously google glass and the eye from tech companies have their

. >> i would definitely anchorage to be with that other person. >> reporter: police say no one has reported similar crimes yet but fear there could be more victims now or in the future. >> they usually start with behavior touching like this and escalate into something much worse. >> reporter: fremont police are in charge of this investigation. they want to hear from anyone who perhaps has come into contact with that suspect or knows who he is. in fremont, kris sanchez. >> thank you, kris. >>> a followup on the east bay, the d.a. is offering an explanation as to why it chose not to file charges in the case of a man beaten unconscious after a violent confrontation outside his home. the d.a.'s office says that the victim, david lamont, quote, was the first to throw a punch in a clash with a group of people outside his pleasen son home. the d.a. says lamont went out front to confront teenagers making noise in his neighborhood cul-de-s cul-de-sac. the family says they are disappointed by the d.a.'s decision but focused on his recovery. >>> a teen in custody tonight accuse in a brutal attack. san

. >>> alaska's famous sled dog race starts this afternoon near anchorage.you filled outer oscar ballot? if not, hurry up. the 86th annus academy award is tonight in legislation. the closest contest seems to be for best picture. "12 years a slave," "gravity," and "american hustle" are tied for the top race. those are the top stories right now. back to you. >> all right, peter. thank you very much. >>> as the russians rachet up tensions in ukraine, world leaders are issuing warnings and considering their ochgzs. president putin doesn't seem to be too worried at this point, but are we headed for ood another cold war? k.t., good to see you. >> great to see you. >> you're very familiar with all the players here and how this goes. what do you make of where we are? you know, what would get putin's attention at this point? >> well, i think very little. at this point, there's very little anybody can do to stop him. nato is not going to scramble the jets. we're not going to do anything militarily to stop putin. all secretary kerry and president obama saying oh, this

fox 4 in anchorage is covering the record-breaking iditarod sled dog race. the first three finishers broev the previous record. >> chicago has a winter storm waurbing starting late tonight. hard to believe it's not over. winter storm watches and warnings areologist in effect for upstate new york and northern new england. >> this is a live look at miami from wsvn. the big story tonight is a s.w.a.t. team standoff with a man who has barricaded himself in his home, believed to be with his young daughter. so far, no gunshots or any violent sound there. we're following that story. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ from the classic lines to the elegant trim in each and every piece, ♪ kohler will make your reality a dream. with a super fast roller brush that picks up deep down dirt with ease while its powerful direct suction technology means all that mess is delivered straight into the bag combine that with the innovative slimswivel design and hard to reach becomes easy to clean the wireless quickswitch all

. >> reporter: the iditarod, an annual 1,000-mile journey led by sled dogs from anchorage to nome, alaskas, won in 2012, making him the youngest musher at 25 ever to take home first, and mitch's father, a competitor in years past. >> there are more sevy names on the roster of finishers than any other last name. we're certainly one of those crazy groups that have been in this for generations. >> reporter: so, would you say it's in your blood? >> i would say it's definitely in our blood. >> reporter: you're a champ, huh? 71 mushers will race through alaska's outback this year. okay, you're fast. you're strong. each running a team of 16 dogs at the start that in total will burn close to 200,000 calories a day. their diets consisting of beef, lamb, chicken and some alaskan specialties like salmon and caribou. how are these dogs built for this? >> these are alaskan huskies. their tough feet, good fur coats and loving to travel. you can't beat them. so you see, they have plenty of power. >> reporter: without reins, the dogs work on command. now, what is the likelihood of you falling off of this

the whistleblowers, they need to be protected, they need to be anchorage.ey are an invaluable source of tips to frauds. we have a last year, whistleblower program. i think 3200 tips came in. not all of them obviously pan out, but they are very high quality tips. sure the people are incentivized, which is what our whistleblower or does to some degree. -- our whistleblower program does to some degree. >> there are five commissioners. you are one of five and the chairman. what role does the chairman have in relation to the other 4? >> adopt a new rule, make a new policy. you have to have a 3 to 2 vote on that. you also try to get consensus. you're not seeking a 3-2 vote. to me.ff reports i deploy the resources we have as smartly as we can. we would like some more. and i set the agenda for the rest of the commission. so, it is up to the chairman of the sec to decide to bring a rule, a new rule, an new way of doing things before the full commission. >> on your website -- there is a lot on there -- i got on and read some of the cases. the one from 2014, i would j

in alaska, mark begich was the mayor of anchorage, alaska. it's hard to quantify how much does that -- we know the people. we know the landrieus of louisiana. we know the begichs of alaska. they're not national democrats. it's hard to figure out how much that should count for. and that's why they run the campaigns. >> and i think in the end, people do vote in senate races more than -- especially states like idaho, utah, states that are out there all by themselves, they don't have big cities. they focus on who the senator is and they know who their senator. >> right. and when it comes to mary landrieu, she has been able to eek it out because part of it is her standing within the african american community. >> that's so true. >> she, if mary landrieu wins yet again, if she squeaks through yet again, it will be because african american voters came out in the ways that they did in previous races and maybe even to the numbers that they did in 2008 and 2012. >> she almost looks like new orleans there is something about her that evokes new orleans,

center for economics and foreign policy study thank you for being with us the welcome back from anchorage added to live political researcher with the policy think tanks said joining us here in the studio he's a physicist but also an activist yet skin his illness of the taxi and collected in paris think venus and raids in the air here in chief of the french edition of salmon. and so we welcome as well political scientists to do it. young coyote she's the author of the new bourgeoisie and the turkish model. thanks for being with us. the postman get today we can always join the conversation on facebook and on twitter are hashed i have to for debate. um. let's begin with but what happened to the twenty four hours ago i get up overall start with of the star review. you can and ask you on. when you sold the turnout yesterday. when you think back what happened in the taunton sixty nine days since how similar are how different is it. from what happened back in june well things are evil the nougat constantly uses this is not the only about two. the beginning is not only about two of the summer but

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we sent a letter on march march 6th to the anchorage there is a delegation to go tear china to discuss this issue to see if we cannot get faster resolution. i am understand that this meeting is scheduled on march 21st with the usda foreign agriculture service. but the question to you this morning can you give me assurances we are fast tracking a the resolution and if you will be sending that delegation and if not, why not? >> it is something where the department of commerce has a lead so as well as information so we are not formally part of the delegation so we do have an office in china. to provide additional support. we do have been flushed but we are not in the lead. >> i appreciate that but my concern issues that arise that speak to the specific jurisdiction. >> we will be available to them 24 hours a day. >> i would like to return to a subject i brought up before the committee and a new offense to the chairman to refer to this fish as the franken fish. >> but the offense is taken. [laughter] >>. >> that is worse. [laughter] i don't want to consume by a time talking about how bad t

it's just past the san francisco anchorage before you reach treasure island. some live pictures from chopper 5. this is the backup trying to get out of the city. huge delays a parking lot on northbound 101. the backups begin somewhere around candlestick. the skyway is obviously still very slow, as well. and the inbound central freeway we are seeing big delays. you can see from our sensors, 11 miles per hour on the northbound 101 approach leaving san francisco. we'll have another update in half hour. in the meantime, the news headlines, here's michelle. >>> a pair of fires in hayward this morning. the first happened overnight on 7th street. several people jumped out of the window to escape. a carport caught fire on the same street at about 5:00 this morning. investigators believe it may have been arson. >>> a san francisco man is suing skydive monterey bay claiming the company provided him a defective parachute. gerardo flores passed out before hitting the ground in 2012. he said the chute had worn and broken parts. >>> more than 60 chains are affected by a mea

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our next caller is from anchorage. republican line. caller: good morning, gentlemen.ant to thank you again for the "washington journal." i think it's an incredible resource for information. congressman terry, to clear up that one caller's observation -- downrude oil that travels the trans-alaska pipeline comes from underneath alaskan land. they saw to it that all the wealth below the surface belongs to all alaskans. that's why we received a permanent dividend check every year. it is not much to do with the down theude that flows pipe. the one thing i wanted to make clear is that the pipeline is almost flawless. in terms of its job to carry crude oil 800 miles through some of the most hostile ground in the world. that is a serious testimony to the safety of it. the exxon valdez is another story. unbelievable -- my thoughts -- the lost revenue hasarren buffett's train got to be significant enough to thee where it's not just environmentalists lobby against this pipeline but is there any chance that burlington northern railroad people are lobbying against this pipeline al

the bay bridge east bound has an accident right on the approach just past the san francisco and anchorage up the traffic all the way through the city to silver appenzell past the 280 interchange. and miles and miles of stock occurred west of the high rise almost and to foster city. it blocks to of the three claimed for so long that it managed to back up the traffic of the way across the span. don't even think about using the dumbarton bridge. >>: safeway still has 21- days to receive counter offers. no stores are expected to close. industry analysts say. it's more liekley that the merged companies will eliminate redundant management. and embrace a change in philosophy by improving customer service to better compete with places like trader joes and whole foods. the acquisition is worth about seven-billion dollars. and could go as high as 9-billion. happening now. happy friday heading out the sun shine in high clouds. of the breaking down here friday forecast coming up in just a co[phones rings]s. it's amanda. hey sweetie. what? okay, i'll send it. one hundred seventy-two dollars for a chem

skeeter tweets in -- not sure if he's speaking tomorrow or today. ,hristian in anchorage alaska who representsour views? i like trump. i like his views. i like his views on natural resources. do i think he can win? definitely not. rubio for a winner. he is very smart. i like how [indiscernible] he outlines the negatives, what the problems we have are. -- oes it in a manner host: we are going to have to leave it there, not a very good connection. here is a headline involving donald trump. westville, new jersey. who best represents your views? caller: i would like the constitution party to come on c-span because they actually attacked the federal reserve. if in the field we have now it would have to be a combination of ted cruz, because he is brilliant on principle, and donald trump, because i like his idea on the borders. chris christie backpedaled on gay marriage and advisedreamer act, so i people in the united states to beware of him. you vote for him in his reelection? we will never know. matthew tweets in -- this is the front page of "the denver post" this morning. there is an ad at the bot

. >> 50 dog teams are closing on the finish line of the iditarod race from anchorage to nome. >> theytarod air force, dozens of pilots with their own aircraft, carrying food, medical supplies and people to the 23 check points along the trail. the dog teams just couldn't race without air support. >> you name it, it's in there. >> is there any room for you? >> i squeeze in. fortunately, i'm small. you like small pilots, light ones, too. >> the race passes through remote, rugged country. the mushers run off anyone all night through all weather. scattered ham lets, havens of food and rest for the teams. his father won last year's race and is reviving a team while keeping up family traditions of bravado. >> i'm having the time of my life, running the best dog people i've ever run and that's when i love doing. >> taking a break here on the river, along with his dog, one of the norwegian competitors. altogether, six or seven countries are represented this year, including jamaica, making it one of the most international races so far. >> it's a home state favorite at the front, as the finish l

and all of their supporters around handling the dogs, literally 1,000 dogs in the downtown area of anchorage. it is really quite exciting. it is a fabulous way to come to understand the history of the iditarod, but more importantly, to understand the mind-set of some of these mushers and the dedication that they have to this sport and the passion that they have for their dogs. this year i was in the chute, and i like to visit with each of the mushers as they're coming down. dallas cevey was there in the chute and i'm talking to him, and he was really excited about the course because he said this is going to be fast. it is going to be the quickest course that we have seen. and he said it's just perfect for someone like me who is young and fit and can stand up on his sled and literally be running next to his sled the whole way. three mushers later is jeff king, and jeff is telling me this is the perfect race for us older guys. jeff is my age. he says it's perfect because it takes the maturity and the wisdom and having been through a series of these iditarods to know exactly how to handle a cou