part of the question one more time . >> what are your plans to build about on the cooperation of the bering strait. >> very good question. so under your former head of the soviet union gorbachev, when the concepts of perestroika and glasnost were being implemented in the late 80s and early 90s there began a collaboration with the soviet far east. and it kind of withered overtime. that is an area that i think alaska would be interested in having a greater conversation as to how we can increase trade between russia and alaska. a lot of folks don't realize that russia is basically three miles awayfrom alaska . it's a small island so that the conversation i think that's worth having. >> you're both a governor and an educator and before coming out we were talking about the us debt having reached $23 trillion and congress is in the midst of considering or beginning to consider a $1.2 trillion discretionary spending bill. what messages would you have for congress within regards to dealing with our debt at the federal level. drawn on your experience at the state? >> that's a good question that may

and particularly the bering strait? >> the last part of question please. >> what are your plans on the cooperation of the bering straits? >> very good question. so under your former head of the soviet union, gorbachev, when the concept were being implemented in the early 90s, there began a collaboration with the far east at that time. and it kind of went over time, that's an area that alaska would be interested in having a greater conversation to see how weakening increased trade between russia and alaska. a lot of people don't realize that russia is as small islands off. get the conversation worth having. >> siri are both a governor and educator. before coming out we were talking about the u.s. debt having reached $23 trillion. and congress is in the midst of considering, or beginning to consider 1.2 trillion dollar discretionary spending bill. what messages would you have for congress within regards to dealing with our debt at the federal level, drawing on your experience of the state? >> that's a good question. hitle

. >> last part the question your plans, could you be deafblind about it on the cooperation of the bering strait. >> very good question. so, under your former head of the soviet union, gorbachev, when when the concept another pair stroke ya -- there was a co lan operation with the soviet far east at that time, and it kind of withered over team. that is an area i think alaska is woo about interested in having a greater conversation to see how to increase potentially trade between russia and alaska. a lot of folks don't realize but rich is basically three miles away from alaska, all island and that's a conversation that is worth having. >> you're both governor and an educator, and talked but the u.s. debt and congress is in the process of beginning to consider $1.2 trillion discretionary spending bill. what messages would you have for congress, within regards to dealing with our debt at the federal level, drawing on your experience at the state? >> that's a good question. that may be one of the biggest questions we're all facing. we're facing as alaskans and as americans. eventually the chi

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communities could use to traverse from one coastal village to the other across the sea ice, but now in the beringt sea ice is really, really disappearing very quickly and those roads are no more. they're having to find new ways to travel or they're not able to travel. and so they are finding ways to coat, but it is a hardship. it is making life harder and it is making people concerned for the future and for their children and their ability to pass on their cultural traditions and their way of life. and what do they say to you... if you ask them this question. 0ur about their hopes as world leaders gather in places like madrid for this climate conference. what do they hope this means for the climate crisis? i think certainly they are hopeful. i think one has to be hopeful. i think one has to be hopeful when confronted with such an enormous and profound change. i think their message... the message that community leaders have given to me is really that this is something that's happening right now. it's not a problem for 50 years from now, it's impacting us immediately, and we're doing everything we

bere so sorry that she won't on the committee or working in the committee or leading the staff. always be near and dear to us. phone. with that, i want to thank you service.our years of [applause] >> chairman murkowski thank you hearing today on the relationship between wildfires and electric grid. wildfires are a threat to critical infrastructure including the electric grid. as we seen in instances equipment failure on the grid can also spark wildfires. this is especially true for states. entirelies are increasing intensity size and frequency. we will need a new approach to andgate devastating impacts ensure electricity infrastructure isn't starting the fire. hard too are getting control through climate change, lack of management and new ruralg developments in fire proned areas. this is affecting millions of people. fromk forward to hearing the panel and management practices and what innovative needed to reduce risk and cost. department of energy in my home are working on modernizing electric grid to make it more resilient. there is no silver bullet. should look to learn from t

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this is a billion dollar fishing industry in the bering sea off alaska.so it affects that industry. and it affects the local nativ communities who live there on the coastline and depend on those fish for their sustenance. >>rangham: all right. erich osterberg of dartmouth unh.ersity, thank you very m >> you're welcome. it's good to be with you. >> woodruff: nearly a year ago, president trump signed into law a bipartisan federal criminal justice reform that reduced mandatory sentences. many states followed suit, with a notable exception: the state of maryland. in this piece produced in collaboration with the university of maryland's howard center for investigative journalism, nationalhn correspondent ang reports on the uncertain fate of prisoners who are still serving life sentences for crimes theyco itted as minors. >> yang: in the 1990s fear and anger ovlent crime led to a sharp increase in that included sentencing large numbers of juveniles to life in adult prisons, without parole. in 2012, the supreme court declared that cruel and unusual punishment, b

i strongly oppose the articles bere us today and hope that we will finally move past this nightmare.ardins: the rhythm of the day was partisan, but the tone was less caustic than recently, even as republicans repeated the president's bottom line. >> this impeachment is a total joke and a total sham. >> desjardins: and democrats repeated that, for this is about principle and protecting the future. f >> to ends on the other side of the aisle, i say this: this is not about making history. this is about holding a lawless president accountable in the way our framers intended. >> desjardins: as the house debated his fate, esident trump blasted out his response on twitter, writing "atrocious lies" by what he called the "radical left," an assault on the replican an party." outside the capitol, some voters loudly disagreed ( protests ) hundreds of pro-impeachment demonstrators rallied this cold washgton morning. this followed last night's nationwide protests, including in san francisco, represented be speaker losi, and new orleans, where protesters stood outside puican whip steve scalise's of

cheek global strategist at bering investe ment institute. argentina, france in his sights, is there slippage now in your mind in regard to a substantial phase one deal before christmas? >> we are learning the trade deal with china, whether it comes or doesn't, doesn't solve the worlds problems with regard to trade. we have several other fronts underway. argentina, brazil you just mentioned, there are issues with the european union, airbus and boeing, issues over trade. of the will be part tools people are talking about that leaders are talking about for some time to come and investors will have to get used to that background noise. fixated on the tariffs recently in the run-up to december 15 when the market is waiting on tenterhooks to see if we get a pause as part of a phase one deal. should we read into yesterday and president trump's comments with brazil and argentina into the u.s.-china relationship and the fact that if the trade talks breakdown from here, currency war aspect could come to the forefront again? china has already been labe

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this is right about of bere 8 o'clock in the morni that system moves out of our area we will see someud cover in somearts of the bay area but new year's eve is looking to be mostly sunnfor us in the bayarea and that system we shouldn't see over an inch and a half of rain for our precipitation totals. here in santa rosa close to aninch of rain is what we can expect to see the same thing out in livermore from this trough that will be a passing through here is our visibility map we will see the fog returning a first it wilactually come hit the peninsula, moon bay alo the coast in pacifica the problem just before 8 o'clock this afternoon and then we see that marine layer move in further inland so tomorw morning we will see some fog in the bay area that fog will return and those low cloudsof course will keep that heatnd start temperatures are actually going to be a little higher for overnight lows asked for our hightoday, a pretty normal for this time of year in the mid-fifties it is when turn here and those overnht lows you can noti. those numbers 5 to 10 degrees higher than what we sathi

one intruder entered the home, it's located next door to a synague and stabbed and wounded 5 people beref in a vehicle. take a look at the cell phone footage of first respders arriving th scene. those stabbings happened about 10 clo last night, new york goverr andrew cuomo has condemned the acts as domestic terrorism. >>these are people. who to create. >>mass mass violence. >>that generate fear based on race color creed. that is the definition of terrism. and just because they don't come from another country don't mean that they're not terrorists. >>one suspect has been arrested in connection with thstabbing is now facing 5 counts of attempted homici and one counof attempted burglary. this attaccomes following a december 10th shooting in new jersey. we're a man and woman opened fire at a sher market. 6 people were killed that attack that includes the 2 killers,a police officer and 3 people inside the store. police in neyork city have received at least 6 reports this week and attacks possibly propelled by anti-jewish bias new york city mayor bill de blasio said friday that police presence

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