alaska's a very special, unique place. i can go over these mountains, and it's just like it was a thousand years ago. o.k. where's my folks? you need a life jacket? look at the little arctic tern there. they have the longest migratory route. what are they? arctic terns. they go down to antarctica. [galbraith] different indigenous people of alaska would migrate to the valley, but the discovery of gold and the russians in the area-- a lot of the indigenous tribes contracted either smallpox or influenza and consequently have disappeared. [narrator] the misconception that the dena'ina had disappeared was reinforced by the fact that they had left little visible sign of their presence. many centuries ago, athabaskan hunters and gatherers migrated here from west of the alaska range, recognized the richness of the natural resources of cook inlet and the kenai peninsula, and became the only athabaskans to adapt to a coastal environment. to ensure the continuance of these abundant cyclic resources, the dena'ina developed clans and a

but this land was all in alaska. every acre of it was in alaska. so not surprisingly, this came over the state's objection. congress reacted to this tremendous federal overreach so that alaska senators and congressmen together with a few sympathetic colleagues could at least try to control that impact, and that negotiated truce was the alaska national interest lands conservation act. we call it anilca for short. in no uncertain terms anilca was a compromise. it was clearly a compromise. and for his part, president carter stated, when he signed anilca into law, he said -- quote -- "100% of the offshore areas and 95% of the potentially productive oil and mineral areas will be available for exploration or for drilling." again, that's president carter saying that 100% of offshore areas, 95% of potentially productive oil and mineral areas will be available for oil, for exploration or for drilling. pretty strong statement. and it seemed pretty clear, very reassuring at the time of this compromise. but today it stands as probably the worst broken promise

where is alaska? catherine, yes, from alaska. where is she? where is catherine? oh, there she is drinking. yeah, all the way from juneau, alaska. we have a special assistant to the ceo and beneficial a city council, a woman of juneau, alaska. who else? where? georgia. who is from georgia? oh, georgia, yes. there is april from georgia. she was our tech person, helping with all the presentations. new york, ok. whoo-hoo-hoo. who else iso elseh, new york, ok, i see you. we have somebody from pittsburg. who else? texas. yay, ok. who else? what other states are represented? oregon. where is maria? maria is from oregon, right? oh, washington state, sorry. who else? ok, good old california. san francisco, daly city, concord, danville, oakland, vallejo, san diego. oh, we have the honorable arlee from san diego. come on, thank you. who else? hercules, california, yay. you know, this evening is really the mayor's reception, the san francisco bay area mayor's reception. did you know that there are three women members of fwn and honorees of the 100 most influential filipino w

all the way in. >> flying wild alaska is a show on the discovery channel. they have their second season starting on october 28th. >> pull up now, pull up, pull up, pull up. you got to come back on the throttle. >> oh. oh! >> and ariel tweedo is one of the stars of the show. she joins us "right this minute" on skype. >> ariel describe to us what a that's like. you're 23 years old, a new pilot and you're learning all of this in alaska, that can't be easy. >> i've been around flying since i was like born. i have really good instructors, i try to grab bits and pieces of all three of them and fly my own style. >> was it easier for your dad to teach you how to drive than it was for him to teach you how to fly? settle i think it was harder for him to teach me how to drive a stickshift than a plane. >> explain what the turbulence is like in alaska? >> i wasn't scared of flying in turbulence. it could be smooth one second and then all of a sudden it can be like boom, boom, boom, all over the place. >> tell us how a reality stardoms thstardom has changed a small-town

the jobs act alone would add in alaska, $200 million to repair alaska's transportation network. that $200 million would be spent with the private-sector, construction companies, contractors, hiring private individuals, workers to work on those jobs, good-paying jobs to provide incomes for their families. the same is true in the jobs act in front of us that it would offer for alaska around $62 million for school construction, which again as you travel around my state, and i'm sure like any other state, the need for improvements and expansion to the schools, that some have been there for many, many years and have not had the renovations necessary. again, providing hundreds and hundreds of jobs. the jobs act also has some good steps to deal with small businesses. how to ensure that they get a break off their taxes, to ensure that they have a benefit as we try to move this economy forward, and the tax provisions, payroll tax reduction which would affect 20,000 alaskan business nasp positive way, reduce -- businesses in a positive way, reducing their tax burden. or working families t

state of alaska. methane hydrate is a type of natural gas formed from methane and water. japan national corporation made an agreement with conoco phillips to carry out testing in northern alaska for next january. the two entities plan to dig a well 1,000 meters deep to study how much gas can be extracted. a considerable amount of methane hydrate reserves have been identified in seabeds off japan's coast. japan is hoping that the experiment with the u.s. firm will help it to find ways to efficiently extract these gas molecules and put the fuel to practical use. >>> japan's prime minister is visiting south korea and will meet his counterpart myung-bak on wednesday. >> translator: i want to have thorough discussions on future oriented japan/south korea ties including an economic partnership agreement. >> noda will likely urge south korea to resume negotiations for an agreement. it has been suspended for seven years. he will also discuss how the two countries and the united states can resolve north korea's nuclear program and its abduction issues. noda is expected to hand ove

it's one of the 13 alaska national native regional corporations formed under the alaska native land claim settlement act. currently the facilities at can titch in a which are located in the 90man mile park road are operated off of diesel fuel. not being connected to any grid system, the road house must produce all of its energy on site. this means trucking thousands of gallons of diesel fuel over the park road. injuries created by this microhydro project could cut the road house's diesel usage in half and reduce the need of these trips. down the road at the new visitor center, the national park service operates a similar project to great success and the road house seems to take advantage of similar technology to rid their reliance on costly diesel fuel. working with both the national park service and we have before us a bill that was crafted in a truly collaborative fashion that is a win-win that lowers the fossil fuel use in the park and lowers the cost for the lodge operators and protects park resources. i urge the adoption of the measure and reserve the balance of my time. the speaker

but in other parts of alaska, it doesn't always work. then there's the thought of a helicopter or a boat like this one. but it takes between 20 and 40 minutes to get there and it's cold and uncomfortable. even though the airport is about to open, we don't know how people will get there. it took us more than two days just to get there for our story. much of the time here, perhaps more than half the time, the waves are too high. the winds too severe to get a boat close to the island where the airport is. today is one of those days. so we waited for the next day. the winds diminished, the skies cleared. we took a cargo boat, then a skiff. but there was a 90-foot muddy cliff between us and the construction site. we had to scale it. even the trident bosses haven't yet been to the site. made it. about 25 construction workers are living on the island for up to two months at a time. gravel has just started to be laid down on the runway. the airport project is on schedule. this is your airport, american taxpayer, even though seeing it on tv is pr

. >> the bridge to nowhere like in alaska. think without all of the budget cutting, there wouldn't be anything left. we found a project out on the tip of alaska. you've been paying for it since the bush administration. the obama administration kept it going. both lawmakers voted to fund it. grar ree tuck man went there. >> reporter: calling this place remote is an understatement. but you, the american taxpayer, are kicking in almost $60 million to build an airport here. that's right. the money for an airport on a deserted island. >> the airport is slated to be done in august of 2012. >> reporter: the mayor on another island six miles away, the airport is being built for his town. you might wonder why the 100 citizens needed an airport pricing out at $77 million, most of it paid by you? >> we have over 1,000 people that we need to serve. >> reporter: indeed, in addition to his 100 residents, there are about 1100 other people who either come by boat or occasion occasional seaplane. everyone agrees that tried dent would be the bi

find out what happened to this curious bear cub in alaska. cub in alaska.ou that video. [ male announcer ] drinking a smoothie with no vegetable nutrition? ♪ [ gong ] strawberry banana! [ male announcer ] for a smoothie with real fruit plus veggie nutrition new v8 v-fusion smoothie. could've had a v8. new v8 v-fusion smoothie. >>> on the "cbs morning news," here's a look at today's weather. the two storm systems in the eastern half of nation will begin to merge and strengthen. that will bring gusty winds and heavy rain from the great lakes to the east coast and into the southeast. west of those storms, sunny weather will exobtained all the way to the west coast. >>> here is another look at this morning's top stories. >>> authorities in zanesville, ohio, are hunting dozens of wild animals, including grizzly bears, tigers and lions allowed to escape from an animal preserve. area residents have been told to stay indoors. >>> at last night's republican debate in las vegas, herman cain's tax plan came under attack and there were heated exchanges between mitt rom

to oil and gas exploration coastal the petroleum plain of alaska's. this is where we will need congressional authorization. they will understand how important the future of america is. it is worth it when it comes to create 120,000 jobs, just that one opening of that one area. we will initiate the offshore that will create 55,000 jobs. the pre-obama economy and the gulf of mexico, creating another to enter 30,000 jobs. i happen to support the construction of that keystone excel canadian pipeline that takes the canadian crude. go west to china or south america. i know were i wanted to go it will create 20,000 direct jobs for american workers. tapping the energy potential of the american west, , new mexico, north dakota, colorado, utah. states have the potential to produce 1.3 million barrels of day by the year 2020. trillion cubic feet high in natural gas, those states can than we can , iraq, kuwait, venezuela, and russia combined. and right here in pennsylvania. right across the state line in west virginia and ohio. we will tap the full potential and

the alaska native educational program i think is clearly doing well demonstrated is a vitally necessary the guarantees are doing great work. a second problem that we have got with the new requirement for the annual report is that it requires the guarantee to report on specific areas of academic achievement, graduation rate, college enrollment of the alaska native guarantees served. this clearly sounds good, but you have to realize that some of the allowed activities within the program itself within the alaska natives education equity program are targeted to jim burr children. children their age birth to five, some are targeted toward the parent for parenting education and some assist alaskan natives to become successful teachers so there is some criteria within it that just doesn't fit within the given confines of the program. so i would ask that the language that we had offered up as a part of that manager's amendment would be incorporated so that we don't have concerns with this additional reporting that may or may not be necessary, given the type of program that we have in front of u

i just point out the size of alaska. and my business card, instead of putting alaska down by mexico, i put it where it is in proportion to the rest of the country. the reason i bring up that point is, when you talk about high cost delivery system, there is no state, it may be hawaii -- first of want to get a general comment from each one of you, and i am absolutely parochial and biased about this. anytime someone says reform, it usually means a state that has become a state in a little less than 50 years and does not have infrastructure like new hampshire or west virginia or arkansas or minnesota. how do you view alaska in comparison to these national plans? it is very unique and different place. my point is, and also, tribal lands are much different than the lower 48 states. we decided to take a different route which has been more beneficial for the first people in our state. we have done some things and have proved to be right. how do we address the high cost when they start capping or limiting capacity for landline as

find out what happened to this curious bear cub in alaska. cub in alaska.ou that video. [ male announcer ] drinking a smoothie with no vegetable nutrition? ♪ [ gong ] strawberry banana! [ male announcer ] for a smoothie with real fruit plus veggie nutrition new v8 v-fusion smoothie. could've had a v8. some nightmarish neighbors n the occupy oakland movement. the warning that has protess bracing for a showdown. a twist in the murder of a g san jose couple. how a shootout with police may hae solved the mystery. honoring one of silicon va's greatest innovators. why ape stores around the world are closing today. and.. imagine getting slappd with a 200 thousand dollar l phone bill! why one woman never saw it coming. join us for cbs 5 early edin ... beginning at 4:30. "we see these big rats runn, >>> on the "cbs morning news," here's a look at today's weather. the two storm systems in the eastern half of nation will begin to merge and strengthen. that will bring gusty winds and heavy rain from the great lakes to the east coast and into the southeast. west of thos

breaking news out of wasilla, alaska, sarah palin will not run for president in 2012. went on the mark leaven radio program. after much pray somewhere serious consideration, i've decide i'd will not be seeking the 2012 gop nomination for president of the united states. as always my family comes first and todd and i put great consideration into family life before making this decision. she also went on to say in that statement in the coming weekize will help coordinate strategies to assist in replacing the president, retaking the senate, and maintaining the house. thank you again for all of your support. let's unite to restore this country. dramatic, breaking news, sarah palin deciding after months of debate and consideration she will not, not, seek the 2012 republican nomination. that leaves the field in place but there could be pressure on other conservatives to jump in. sarah palin, though, telling us tonight, she will not, not, seek the republican presidential nomination in campaign 2012. >>> dramatic shakeup at bureau of alcohol firearms and explosives. todd jones a

only in alaska -- grocery shoppers got treated to an unusual visitor. it is up her -- a bearcub thing on the produce in the store. it made quite a mess. the store owner said she had to get rid of thousands of dollars of produce, but nobody was hurt. pretty amazing. >> only in alaska do you pick it up and toss it out the door. take a look of the forecast. approaching the weekend, looking pretty good. still, on track for a lot of sunshine friday as the weekend. still precede tomorrow. >> what do you think of this e? really what's this? this is a rose i made from a turnip. let's try together. perfect. two worlds that fit in one kitchen. come in today and save up to 20% on a kitchen from ikea.

sarah palin rose from obscurity as the governor of alaska, as a candidate for vice president. she was easy to mock, but hard to ignore. >> you know they say the difference between a hockey mom and apple? lipstick. >> swinging and hand back in one hand and a handgun in the other. >> mother, ms. hunter, american. >> she was perilously thin _ snee. once describing north korea as an ally. >> the proximity of the state did you? >> they are our next neighbors. you can actually see russia from land here in alaska. >> what newspapers and magazines did you regularly read? >> any of them that were in front of me over all these years. >> let's get the fish before the bear gets the fish. >> she became the star of her own tv show. >> that was a eureka mama. do you love your freedom? >> she launched a movement against the white house. but now she is formally standing to one side. >> as a candidate, really you are unshackled. you're allowed to be even more active. i was born to helping coordinate the strategies that will assist in replacing our president. >> she should be except -- expected

former alaska governor sarah palin announced she will not be running for president in 20 126789 in a letter she wrote that she dedicated herself to god, family, and country, and for now she will keep things in that order. >>> rick perry is reporting that he raised $17.1 million since mid-august. everybody else pulled in less. mitt romney raised 13 to 5 million. ron paul tallied 8 million, and herman cain hasn't said what he raised but that it was more than the 2 million from the previous three months. >> reporter: first tonight, brian, your omega 3 supplements may not be good for you after all. turns out the subpoena me don't help people with severe lung problems in the intensive care unit. in fact, they may actually harm them. instead of calm i think the flam mages, the fatty acids in the blood are actually increased. >>> number four, some cases of alzheimer's disease may be caused by the results of an infection and may be trance missable. a brand-new study shows mice injected with human brain tissue from alzheimer's patients developed alzheimer's disease, but mice subjected to brai

and in alaska. his overreaching environmental agency, will not allow american domestic energy, from reserves on government-owned land. fossil fuel home, and encourage countries like brazil to drill offshore and save it -- sell it to american consumers. foreign profits. i think this is wrong and oil and federal bureaucrats. the american economy should not greater energy independence and under american soil. every sector, revitalizing manufacturing, to maintain the through for concrete actions. areas off-limits considerations. the current administration has restricted exploration in the gulf of mexico in the mid- atlantic area. median time for the review of permits for deep water developments has increased by 400%, and the deep water development plan approvals have decreased by nearly 80%. the department of the interior stopped offshore virginia. state, and the congressional delegations. they passed a bill in the house of representatives to achieve the will of the people, virginia. executive orders an

. >>> is was not just customers clerking out fresh produce at an alaska grocery store.e'll tell you how a bear cub got inside. ♪ [ ukulele strumming ] ♪ [ folksy whistling ] [ man ] quitting is a fight you can't let yourself lose. it can take many tries. but keep trying, you will beat smoking. honey, you okay? yeah, i'm fine. ♪ [ ukulele ] >>> banks and home builders, bank of america rose 8% after it beat earnings expectations for the third quarter. the survey of u.s. home builders show they are let pessimistic, i should say, about the struggle, market. that's helping buyers. right now, the dow is up 189. the nasdaq is up 43. s&p is up 25. >>> two bay area tech companies will report third-quarter earnings today after the closing bell. that includes apple and it will be the first report since tim cook replaced steve jobs as ceo. iphone 4s sales will not be included in this report since the third quarter ended in september and the new phone did not go on sale until last week. >>> engineers may be able to complete the shutdown -- or rather, shoppers at -- rather i should s

. >> we will be finding out why the former governor of alaska, sarah palin, has ruled herself out of next year's presidential race. >> new figures show the british economy is at a virtual standstill after a drop in consumer spending. the revised figures showed economic growth almost stalled. >> the office of the national statistics decided the recession had been deeper than we thought on the recovery a little bit slower. the changes were small, but when the economic picture is as cleanly as it is today, every little skirts. >> -- every little skirts. >> -- hurts. >> the new figures showed the economy -- that would be there had been no overall growth in gdp or national income since the summer of 2010. spending by consumers had been falling in real terms, it is well aware that it was in 2005. people are spending less because they have got less money coming in. i did that, they're trying to pay off their debt. david cameron thinks it is crucial for the government to cut back as well. otherwise, interest rates right go up. someone, somewhere has to spend more. the imf said the government

up in alaska, a dentist was asked to perform a root canal, not on a person, but a tiger. a 7-year-old tiger. this is the alaska zoo. needed a root canal to fix his broken tooth. a canine, a big, long one. anyway, the procedure took an hour and a half. we are told it went smoothly. the tiger is said to be in recovery at the alaska zoo. how does a tiger say i need a tylenol? >> i'm sure it would find a way to let you know if it needed more pain medication. >> i bet he gets whatever he wants. >> i bet he does. >> you asleep? you asleep? >> please be asleep. >> that's right. >> it's cold out there. >> it is chilly. i think some areas will get down to 30 tonight. maybe frost. however the wind should procollude that. i'm not worried about wind. early for frost. >> yes. >> we are behind schedule. >> really? >> i'll show you that. wait until you see where we have frost advisories and freeze warnings. outside, looking at the lincoln memorial. a nice evening if you like it cold. as we have been talking about, a lot of you saying you love this kind of weather. you are going to see a

ever visit alaska? >> he never visited alaska. his opportunity to come with the herriman expedition in 1899, but he got back from the spanish-american war and then ran for be governor of new york. but what he did was receive these volumes of the herriman report which was john burrows and john muir and others that had went up to alaska and wrote these reports on what were our heirlooms, what needed to be saved, two areas that are just under pressure to develop, bristol bay. now the pebble mine company out of anglo american corporation up in if canada is trying to destroy the great fishery areas that roosevelt fought to save, and the same with the arctic refuge. dwight eisenhower created it in 1960, and now you're hearing drill, baby, drill up there. oil was found in '68. that would be like mining the grand canyon or chopping own redwood trees in the national park. it's a bad idea because the public doesn't get up there to see the arctic. they think of it in terms of energy instead of a gift that we're going to passen to future gene

. >> we will find out why sarah palin, former governor of alaska, has ruled herself out of next year's presidential race. new figures show the british economy is at a virtual standstill after a drop in consumer spending. revised figures show economic growth between april and june was weaker than the first quarter. >> the office for national statistics to cited the recession was deeper than we thought, and the recovery is slower. the changes were small, but when the economic picture is as gloomy as today, every bit hurts. >> we are being pinched in the pocket with the fuel prices, the effect on the utilities. >> the economy shows the economy grew by just 0.1% in the second quarter. that means no overall growth in gdp since the summer of 2010. spending by consumers has been falling in real terms. it is now lower than in 2005. people are spending less because they have less money coming in, or are trying to pay off their debt. david cameron thinks it is crucial for the government to cut back as well. otherwise, financial markets might lose confidence and interest rates might go up. but fo

today as alaska day.at day for our country when the final transfer from russia to the united states, the great state of alaska, which has had incredible resources that this country has benefited from. i just want to wish all the people back home a great alaska day. but before -- i came down to the floor because i know my friend from arizona, senator mccain, offered an amendment on elimination of transportation enhancements. let me speak from two parts. one, as a former mayor that dealt with this issue over and over again, but also as someone who's family has been in the industry and understands the power of a great community and what it can be and what it can do for the long-term economic health after community when you ensure that the infrastructure designed and built right and also someone from the real estate industry. first, as a former mayor, these issues we debate a great deal on transportation enhancements. i know there will be issues at times -- it doesn't matter if it's this program or the defens

this is in a grocery store in katchukan alaska. be videoing in the produce aisles of a grocery store. >> a special in the veggie section. >> it is a special in the veggie section but this special is a bear cub. >> it climbed up into the veggie section. >> these folks are getting a little worried. we need to do something about this bear. >> look what these guys in alaska are able to do in order to get this bear out of the produce aisles. they just pick it up. listen to the sound the bear is making. >> oh! >> yeah. it was probably completely freaked out. >> probably just really sad that they ended his vegetable party. >> right this minute, we have ken and joe, th v the guy who caught the bear. welcome to "right this minute." >> hello! >> hello. >> do you know how the bear got in the grocery store? >> just walked through the front door. >> were you around or was anyone that you know around to watch this bear walk through that front door and what was the feeling when they saw him walk in and jump into the produce? >> actually, they wer

much colder system dropping down from the gulf of alaska. rain but more cold than wind. you can see the fog going down the coast and that's a sign of things to come over the next 24- 36 hours so i'd be surprised if there's any there tomorrow morning. if there is there won't be much left. 70s already, some areas warming up nicely, 60s and 70s for everybody so coast bay and inland starting to jump up a little east wind now at sfo, northeast at fairfield, northwesterly wind at san jose but that easterly and northerly wind kicks in tonight into tomorrow. high pressure starts to build in and that's going to give us higher fire danger but take care of the fog and give us one more warm day before system up in the gulf of alaska decides to dive in. now the jet stream has been way to the north but it says you know what? i think i'll head to california but not until after wednesday so today some coastal fog but not much left. just a light breeze, slightly cooler by the coast but everyone else starting to pick up sun so mild to warm conditions. some co

bigger changes in the gulf of alaska. that will drive our temperatures down come thursday and friday. halloween will be fine. we'll have to watch the winds, 20 to 30 miles per hour. that's a dry and breezy pattern. we could see fire weather watches. thursday and friday, big dip in the jet stream here. high pressure off to the west and cold air spilling out of the gulf of alaska is going to drop over the bay area. so good-bye 70s to near 80-degree temperatures like we've seen this weekend. by thursday and friday, highs very likely in the upper 50s to low 60s. a big drop in temperatures. and yes, some showers part of the forecast. maybe, surprisingly, low snow levels, especially out toward the sooeier rierrasierras. we'll see mid to upper 70s for most places inland. just a bit cooler for the coast today. we'll see those numbers in the 60s and 70s. your seven-day forecast looks spooktacular for halloween. look at those numbers next weekend. it is going to feel like january. much cooler. maybe some showers later in the week.

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we'll be right back. >>> don't see this every day and it's caught on tape in alaska. a little brown bear taking a walk through the produce section of the grocery store. a store employee got his cell phone, shot the video. a customer reached up, picked up the cub, i guess it wasn't so big. took it outside. the store owner says after all that, she had to throw away thousands of dollars worth of fruits and vegetables. >> another unusual animal encounter a. cow in the middle of the street. the trailer broke down. that vehicle on the way to the slaughter house. they had to stop the traffic to get the cow back inside. how is that cow doing now? he was delicious. >> oh derek. australia, a woman had bumps and bruises after a violent encounter with a kangaroo. the animal pounced on her. >> it sort of hopped right to me and started scratching with its claws. i thought i was finished. i thought i was going to die. >> her eye is all swollen. she needed more than 20 stitches to her ears from the kangaroo attack. who knew, we worry about bears. >> not all that cute like you think t