any money that was from alaska was long gone. she took to stalking friend, including one of, one of the men who had been closest to wyatt and to her, a fellow named john flood. he used a back of a calendar to record her visits on sunday april 18th, 1943, when she put her fist through her screen door, tried to get back in. i will get back to you at you good and hard. so he kept track of her movements. september 19th, 1994, she dice. there is a tiny little article in the "los angeles times," widow of famed lawman wyatt earp is dead. she was peneyless. in fact she was in debt. william hart paid for her funeral which a rabbi presided over. she was cremated as wyatt had been. she was burr i had by her nieces in that same cemetery outside of san francisco and she was buried next to her mother, her brother, her father and of course next to wyatt. so that's our story of this woman of the west. i had a tremendous amount of fun researching it and writing it and i hope you enjoy it too. to my mind there is no more american story than the st

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settlement on the far northwest coast of alaska. home to four hundred indigenous people whose lives depend on hunting and fishing. these waters have sustained them for generations, but now the dramatic warming of the arctic north and retreat of the sea ice has left it cruelly exposed. to protect ited from the worst effects of coastal erosion, but not anymore. in recent years, the village has faced the threat of being washed away, which is why the u.s. army corps of engineers built this defensive wall of rocks to keep the sea at bay. but it is only a temporary solution. the engineers themselves recommend the town could be uninhabitable within a decade. inuitone of several coastal settlements facing imminent destruction. villagers arehese destined to be america's first climate change refugees. relocating to higher ground cost several hundred million dollars. community leaders in the village responded to their plight by suing a host of big oil companies, claiming they conspired to downplay the link between climate change and carbon emi

an from alaska mr. young: amendment at the desk. the clerk: $3,065,000 to remain available until september 30, 2015. airport and airway trust fund, $100 million. the chair: for what purpose does the gentleman from alaska rise? mr. young: i have an amendment at the desk. the clerk: amendment offered by mr. young of alaska. page 1, line 6, after communities insert in the 48 contiguous states. the chair: the gentleman from alaska is recognized for five minutes. mr. young: thank you. i want to thank chairman latham for his leadership on this bill. it's difficult times. this is a very simple amendment. 1978 the congress deregulated the airline industry and it provided a means to protect rural communities. the essential air service program provides the continuous of service to communities that would loss all air service through deregulation. while this is a vital program, i respect the efforts of the chairman to find cost maintenance. the bill excludes communities from participating in the program if they receive per fasha subsidy of grea

alaska has a vast natural resources. the people the politicians must decide if some are best left untapped. bbc news, bristol bay, alaska. >> i wonder who will win that one. lately, a lot of attention has been gained for the attention of stuff happening off the stage. the dance company is now in london for the start of a three- week season. can the performances put the scandals behind it? are officer will reports. legendary ballet is back. they will be performing among other valets, swan lake. these dancers are some of the very best in the world. they in body they believe the heart and soul of russia. think the valet represented russian spirit and music. that is why it can be considered the greatest achievement of our culture. >> chekhov once said that the only thing he knew about the ballerinashat all stink like courses. he was preferred -- referring to the great illusion were dancers learn to mask the unpleasant realities of their visit call assertion. there's no not of training that would enable anybody. >> there have

. >>> in alaska at another plane crash investigation is underway. this one more deadly. the ntsb is looking for the cause of the plane crash at sol dat na airport that killed ten people. it's 75 miles southwest of anchorage, alaska opinion it's unclear whether it happened during takeoff or landing, but all passengers and one pilot did not survive. the crash was at 11:20 a.m. local time. witnesses say it was completely on fire when first responders arrived at the scene. a the lot of in-state flying in that state because they don't have as many roads as we may in the continental u.s. >>> moving to canada where a runway train killed five people and that number could rise sharply. it happened in quebec. 40 people remain missing. a train began rolling downhill without a driver. in all four cars caught fire leading to a huge explosion that destroyed dozens of buildings including a popular bar. this happened at 1:00 a.m., a time when the bar was extremely busy. investigators want to know why the crude oil blew up. the fuel is not normally considered explosive. >>> thousands of

west, ellsberg, robert and former alaska center mike gravel. all over washington, not only in the pentagon, but in the cia, state department, and elsewhere. isit is the government that lawless, not the press. all theseking to put papers into the record automatically. bang, they are in the record. that is how it got into the record of the united states of america. >> all that and more, coming up. i'm amy goodman. today we have a special on whistleblowers and leaks. when edward snowden came forward as the man who had secrets about the national security agency program, he was praised by the country's best known whistleblower, daniel ellsberg. "i think there has not been a more significant or helpful leak out for another ride disclosure in american history ever then went edward snowden shared with a guarded about the nsa, and that includes the pentagon papers." in a moment we will hear daniel share a story about how he leaked the pentagon papers. first, i want to turn to edward snowden in his own words. this is the interview that he did with the gu

this time in alaska. officials say all ten people on board were killed when the small plane went down sunday and burst into flames. the single engine plane crashed just after takeoff around 11:00 a.m. local time. no word yet on a cause but it's the second small plane crash in alaska since june 28th. in a state where air traffic is very common. the team from the national transportation safety board is on its way to the scene now and scheduled to arrive this afternoon. >>> now to the crash of ashe anna flight 214 in san francisco. new video of the ill-fated boeing 777 gives us an up close and personal view of that damage. nbc's danielle leigh is live outside san francisco international airport. danielle, good morning. >> reporter: richard, good morning. and wreckage from the plane is still sitting on the runway behind me this morning. is a stark reminder of the chaos from saturday. investigators are going to be going through that debris today piece by piece. meanwhile, the plane's black box recording is alr

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. >>> in a separate scene the ntsb send ag crew to alaska this morning to investigate another deadly commercial plane crash. about ten people died when a small commercial plane crashed down yesterday morning. this happened about 150 miles south of anchorage. a tv producer with our nb affiliate was camping near the airport and took these photos of the smoke billowing from the crash site. the pilot and all nine passengers on that fixed-wing aircraft did unfortunately die. the plane is described as an air taxi. authorities have not released the identity of the victims. >>> we want to check the forecast for today locally. want to check in with meteorologist christina loren. good morning. >> good morning to you, laura and jon. got to have that day-to-day business. a lot of people headed back to work after a long holiday weekend.

we turn now to senator microtel from alaska, yes the democratic residential candidate today.n 1971, he received the pentagon papers from washington post journalist who had interned gotten them from daniel ellsberg . hethat may just pick up or left off, because it really -- there's a lot of little vignettes, and i'll talk fast, but i want to get all the details out, because i know what you want to know is the inside skinny. you can read the broad lines, but it's what happened about our lives of the time that -- dan calls my office. he talks to my minister at assistant joe. i was down in the senate gym getting a massage breed i was on a table. and of course you can have staff come into the senate. this was hallowed ground. into the senate jim. so he's not going on the door and says, i've got to see the senator, it's an emergency. -- so he is knocking on the door and says, i've got to see the senator and it's an emergency. the masseur says, somebody wants to give you the pentagon papers. i said, man, where is he? he says, he's going to call us back. i get dressed appropriate. we

> it's not a question whether she can win in alaska.s a conservative state. begich got in there as a fluke because of the ted stevens thing going on. the real question for republicans is do they want sarah palin to be the face of the party in 2014? so that people can run against her in every other state. once she's in the senate, it's already a circus. what's the problem of having one more ring bearer. so that's not the damage for the republicans. but that it becomes the palin ticket in 2014. >> i joked at the outset about it being a six year term, but she would have to explain herself for leaving the gubernatorial race. we'll be back after this. peoi go to angie's listt for all kinds of reasons. to gauge whether or not the projects will be done in a timely fashion and within budget. angie's list members can tell you which provider is the best in town. you'll find reviews on everything from home repair to healthcare. now that we're expecting, i like the fact i can go onto angie's list and look for pediatricians. the service providers th

the food was the key component. >> i agree. >> you have extraordinary food in alaska. i know. i lived along the river. we want that coppa river salmon sold in the concessions. it's a simple change to the guideline, not a withdrawal to our guideline. >> i think we need to have further discussion about this because what i'm concerned about is that the parks service, and h.h.s. doesn't understand that when you go with one certification, again, a certification by an n.g.o. that is an internationally based entity, coming in and saying that this is the label that you have to have, what that does to the alaska fisheries. as you well know, it limits heir ability to market the healthiest, best, and oh, by the way, most sustainable fishery that is out there. so we need to make sure we're not cross-purposes on this because it's too important to my state and quite honestly, when we're talking about healthy sustainable fisheries, i will take second fiddle to nobody on this issue. so i want to make sure that we're not locking ourselves in that is ard here simply not the right standard. so i

boating trip for two friends in southeastern alaska turns deadly. wouldn't open; it was frozen shut. i am now in a life-threatening situation. jim: the two men are forced to abandon their vessel in subzero temperatures. jason: when someone goes in the water up in alaska, their life expectancy is measured in a matter of minutes. jim: the coast guard and a good samaritan vessel are their last hope. john: i basically told the coast guard, 'we are outside of the vessel, it is flipped over, and it is sinking fast.'

. >> that was sfo from oakland airport, alaska airlines canceled both morning flights and are meeting to decide what the two flights will make it out this afternoon. two hawaii airline flights made it out this morning. at san jose airport, four alaska airline flights are canceled and a hawaiian flight canceled this morning. the tropical storm warning is in effect for hawaii through thursday. meteorologist mike nicco is tracking flossie. mike? >> we have radar east big island showing that there is rain getting close right here and i have the countries at hilo and they are not impressive, win at 12 miles per hour and not even .1" and the ten is warming along with the humidity. flossie is not strengthening. you think this is the center, but, no, it is north of the thunderstorm cluster, another good indication that it is weakening. winds are only 40 miles per hour. it is picking up speed moving to the northwest at 20 miles per hour. it will hit maui in the early afternoon and we will arrive crass, say, honolulu and head over and keep moving away at 35 miles per hour but then it will be a

this time in alaska. officials say all ten people were killed on board. the plane crashed just after takeoff around 11:00 a.m. local. no word on a cause, but it's the second small plane crash in alaska since june 28th in a states where air traffic is frequent. a team from the ntsb is scheduled to arrive this afternoon. >>> now to the crash of flight 214 in san francisco. this morning we're the getting our first look inside the jumbo jet. you can see what's left with many seats becoming mangled on impact. the voice recorder has been recovered. they are looking closely at the plane's actions shortly before the crash when i pilots appeared to abort the landing. >> a go-around occurred 1.5 seconds before impact. >> the crash tore the plane into two main pieces with its tail separating from the rest of the plane. it's still unclear what role, if any, the pilot played 234 the accident. it was the pilot's training flight in a 777 but that he had thousands of hours of experience and had landed 747s before at san francisco's airport. >>> of the 307 people on board

in alaska, our friends are dealing with a storm system, a frontal system dying off at the same time that there's a storm off british columbia. a lot of clouds in alaska, along with showers an wet weather from anchorage to fairbanks and our friends in juneau. if you want to get cool, that's the way to go. >> in entertainment news, jason sudeikis is saying goodbye to "saturday night live." >> i'm not coming back next fall. >> you won't be back in the fall? >> no. >> do they know that? >> sudeikis has been with snl for ten years, good years. >> ted nugent stirred up controversy when he talked about stevie wonder's boycotting florida in the wake of the acquittal. >> 700 black people, mostly children, young people, were slaughtered in chicago last year by black people and not a peep out of stevie wonder. are you kidding me? >> the duchess of cambridge provided a big boost of self-esteem to new moms after showing off, what are you noticing there, her post pregnancy tummy. women are applauding kate's decision to wear a form fitting dress as she departed the hospital with baby george and husband

cold and hot worlds colliding. >> i told her that i lived in alaska. she probably thought she was lucky that she wouldn't see me again. i don't know how that. >> reporter: but she did. they married within months and settled in alaska where clay worked on the pipeline, started a family right away. and there were issues. aren't there always? clay wasn't interested in church, not the way she was. she wanted you to be there. >> yeah, i couldn't. i couldn't meet her there. it is a big issue. and i'm not sitting here saying i was right and it had to be my way or she was wrong. that's not an issue at all. we were different. >> reporter: they divorced in 2000, hot and cold. they'd lasted ten years that time. yes, that time. full of hope and good will, they tried again in 2006, they remarried, moved to washington state, set up a house in deer park. and from there clay commuted up to his job in alaska, which meant he had to be gone weeks at a time. so when he came home -- >> the kids and i were about playing catch, playing frisbee, playing basketball. >> reporte

. >>> the former alaska governor says she's considering a bid for the u.s. senate seat against democrat mark. he's up for election in 2014. and pay lynn palin revealed her possible bid. she was elected to the senate in alaska in 2008. >>> sir elton john is postponing tour dates tuesday to illness. the singer is suffering from appendicitis. he's expected to undergo surgery in the uk in the coming weeks. >>> and today's the final day on the view for elizabeth has el back. she joined the view in november 2003. barbara walters said "we had a wonderful ten years with her. >>> after a deadly accident. find out more about the smart walk program. >> and tropical storm chantal is causing problems in traffic. i'll tell you if it's causing problems in the u.s. >> things on the west side of the beltway at baltimore national pike, i'll have more on the latest drive times coming up on good morning maryland. >>> we are working for you on this wednesday morning. good morning maryland i'm charley crowson. meteorologist lynette charles is standing by as we take a look at the

kron 4's alicia reed tells us if the flights on alaska airlines are back on schedule. >> reporter: some people heading to and from the hawaii islands had to wait hours for their flight to leave. as for tonight's arrivals. the flight coming from kona is canceled. maui is five hours late and honolulu is eight hours delayed for those that were leaving oakland international tonight, they are find. only earlier flights where delayed. high winds and flooding from the tropical storm delayed flights to and from the big island. the four main hawaii islands. the airline added two additional flights. most passengers have been rebooked. for those that decided not to travel tonight. the change fee has been waived so they can fly any time between now and august 2 without penalty. they can also get a refund if they opt to fly with another carrier. alaska airlines passengers who decide to travel between now and august 2 must rebook and make the changes betomorrow. as of now, we are told there are no canceled flights tomorrow and they are all on schedule. at oakland international airport. alicia reed, k

we have a call from ireland and alaska which begs the question how can you be homeless in alaska? but there are. if i were brought to a conference for the police, we'd have a very different point of view. if i was at a conference for the district attorney we might have a different point of view . the nice thing about this program is we are going to have a job. the police are going to arrest these. the attorneys are going to prosecute their cases and the public defenders is going to defend their client and everybody gets to do their job. they are going to do it legally, ethically, but we ask more that they do it morally. so, if i'm walking down the street and i'm pulling my dog's chain or i leave my dog outside in the cold and i don't feed it and it has health problems or i kick it and make fun of it and treat it harshly, you can arrest me. but i can do that to a person and you think it's okay. i don't think it's okay. jeff got me on the phone and said i want to know more about the program and i talked to him and said this is how it works and he said what's the biggest barrier? i s

we have a call from ireland and alaska which begs the question how can you be homeless in alaska? but there are. if i were brought to a conference for the police, we'd have a very different point of view. if i was at a conference for the district attorney we

worries could with enhancements reach alaska and hawaii with nuclear weapons. intelligence analysts question whether some of the weapons were real or mock-ups. also striking, soldiers strapped vests baring a radioactive symbol. it's unclear what they were, but just this spring north korea warned its troops could be used as human bombs against the u.s. the choreography included a people's expression of adulation for their young leader kim jong-un. >> this celebration is being held in what north korea calls victory day because people here have been led to believe they won the korean war. they're 60 years to the day since the war officially ended. in many ways it's still being fought here every day. among the men and women who fought for north korea, this former machine gunner, now 80, who says he is willing to fight again, but wants to be optimistic there will be peace. their generation knows all too well the real cost of war. ann curry, nbc news, pyongyang. >> korea remains a divided nation. >> this is ian williams in seoul. here in south korea, the commemoratio

alaska state troopers say it was fully engulfed before the firefighters could get to it. the victims have not yet been identified. ntsb investigators are scheduled to arrive tomorrow afternoon. >>> a developing story tonight. a manhunt continues for a suspect near the marine gateway shopping center it started when a sheriff's deputy recognized the suspect's vehicle. a witness says the officer approached the vehicle and told the suspect that he would shot if he tried to drive away. the suspect is drove away. the officer shot. the suspect's car was later found abandoned with its windows blown out. >> when the gentleman smashed off down the middle of the road the officer proceeded to get in the middle of the street. 14 kids at the park. he got in the street and continue to shoot, i think, two more shots behind the gentleman. >> they searched for the man house to house. some streets remain close as they look for the suspect. >>> another runway opened after yesterday's crash but things are far back to normal. the cancellations and delays for people trying to fly. >>> plus, how

we have a call from ireland and alaska which begs the question how can you be homeless in alaska? but there are. if i were brought to a conference for the police, we'd have a very different point of view. if i was at a conference for the district attorney we might have a different point of view . the nice thing about this program is we are going to have a job. the police are going to arrest these. the attorneys are going to prosecute their cases and the public defenders is going to defend their client and everybody gets to do their job. they are going to do it legally, ethically, but we ask more that they do it morally. so, if i'm wa

it is one of alaska's southern most communities.port of damage or injuries and no threats of tsunamis on the pacific coast tomorrow. >>> we could find out if the new span of the bridge will open on time. the officials will be briefed tomorrow morning. it's possible that the grand opening could be delayed because of construction problems that led to broken bolts and other safety issues. >>> right now it's time to check in with rob mayeda on a nice forecast. >> if you like our micro climates you will enjoy the next couple days. we have 50s to near 60 degree temperatures outside. and one thing that will affect your morning commute will be low clouds moving across the inner bay. the winds still on shore in livermore and fairfield. inland location could see patchy low clouds. it's one of the things we're watching in addition to air quality in the moderate range as the sea breeze backs off a little bit the east bay and south bay air quality could get a little worse. at least for now the monsoon moisture is staying east of the sierra. but

. >>> an air taxi crashed at a small airport in alaska killing everyone on board. >>> and defense department furloughs kick in today costing thousands of workers a big chunk of their paychecks. captioning funded by cbs good morning. good to be with you. i'm >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for monday, july 8th, 2013. good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. while, the ntsb is piecing together the final few seconds of the airplane crash at san francisco airport. the asiana flight crashed as it tried to land on saturday. cnn aired this video of the plane hitting the runway. a spokeswoman for the airlines says the pilot at the control had only 43 hours' experience flying a 777 boeing and the ntsb says it was flying too low and 20 knots lower than its landing speed. 357 were on board but only two were killed. melanie woodrow is there this morning. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning to you. ntsb made a critical discovery during the final seconds of this flight. it's helping them determine what may have caused the crash. investigators from the national transportation

this happened sunday at the airport in alaska. it was cloudy a little windy at the time but still not known if weather played a part in the crash. 59 least five people are dead and 40 others injured after a plane derailed and burst into flames in canada. they are trying to put out two burning tanker cars. they haven't been able to get to the hardest hit areas where more victims might be. >> hundreds lined the streets in arizona for an emotional farewell for 19 firefighters killed in a wildfire a week ago. >> the 23450e6r8 5 hour long hearses made a caravan through cities and towns before ending where all of the men worked and lived. >> to describe the grief and honor right now, 19 angels she said. >> so sad. memorial service is set for tomorrow. the men will be laid to rest at funerals through out the rest of the week. >> image shopping and seeing this. it happened at a bed bath & beyond store in california. the whole bedding display goes up in flames and quickly starts to spread. the cause is under investigation. but investigator

relatives say one of the families usually spent vacation in myrtle beach but decided to go to alaska this year instead. the pilot also died when the air taxi crashed at a remote airport about 75 miles southwest of anchorage. >>> and the death toll is expected to climb in the weekend crash of a runaway train 13 people were killed when the train derailed and erupted into a fireball, destroying some 30 builds. searchers are digging through the smoldering wreckage for 50 people who are still missing. >>> overseas, a newly leaked report has leveled scathing indictments of pakistani leaders for letting osama bin laden evade capture for nine years. the report also offers some insight that he wore a cowboy hot while gardening. and he doted on his dozen grandkids. they say that the search for him may have ended eight years earlier if a traffic cop had spotted him in a car that he stopped for speeding. >>> big change in america's involvement in afghanistan. all u.s. troops may be coming home sooner than expected. president obama reportedly considering speeding up the timetable because of his f

the air taxi crashed about 75 miles southwest of anchorage, alaska. the plane was being flown by the company's owner, with nine passengers on board. initial reports say the plane crashed after departing, and was engulfed in flames before firefighters could get to it. weather at the time of the crash was cloudy with light winds. we will be right back. >>anny: good morning and welcome back. we are tracking your mother this morning. the morning erica. >>erica: a pretty chilly start this morning. here is a live look from our roof camera and you can see for the most part clear conditions. we are waking up to close the cloud cover with some of them spilling into the bay however if you are waking up and lend it looks like clear skies and you can definitely see the stars out there. futurecast for tracking the temperatures throughout the day. take a look at this. not much warming into the 12:00 hour so by lunch time looks like we will be in the '60s inside the bay for the east bay shoreline for cities like san mateo. some communities will reach a low 90s howev

airport officials there is a that they have taken 4, two from jet blue and one each from delta and alaska. back here live now, despite all of the help from nearby airports, still, the airport here canceling quite a few dozen flights and many more are being delayed. live at sfo. >>> the two died in the crash were part of a group for a church and camp. they were getting ready to welcome the chinese students are mourning the death of the teens. >> the two girls that were going to be here that passed away. >> i feel overwhelmed. i can not imagine what the families are going through. >> hugs, tears, after members of this church learned two 16- year-olds, yuan and lin jia both died in san francisco. >> we have is a youth group here they were supposed to be a part of that. >>> the two students were part of a group of 35 high school and middle school students to live with host families. they were going to learn english and american culture. yesterday there was a text message. >> my plane is full of kids, just crash landed in san francisco. i said, what? >> reporter: derek is the school administra

the gentleman from alaska. mr. young: at this time i'd recognize the congresswoman hanabusa one minute. the chair: the gentlelady from hawaii is recognized for one minute. ms. hanabusa: thank you, mr. speaker. thank you to the gentleman from alaska. mr. speaker, this amendment, which i've introduced with my colleague, ensures all native students are supported in their education efforts. h.r. 5 as reported eliminates and reduces title 7 and combines them with the broad title 1 program which is unjust to the title program. what this amendment does is upholds the federal trust responsibility to tribes, native organizations by ensuring that native americans, native alaskans and native hawaiians who have been historically disadvantaged are able to succeed. this amendment also ensures flexibility among the states as to how these programs would be administered, and most importantly, the c.b.o. has found that our amendment has no impact on direct spending and complies with the cut-go requirements. the primary issue here is

two prominent alaska republicans have announced their bids.evious senate nominee in 2010, joe miller. >> i just, i was trying to figure out listening to her, as i'm always trying to figure out, who the new buds are. is she a new bud? or is she saying people have requested her to run? but she'd prefer a new bud? it's unclear if she sees herself as part of the old guard or see herself as something new. i'm not sure how she sees her own process. >> i think she sees herself as that something new. >> a new bud. >> yeah, and that's generally been sarah's position in most political fights, whether it's within the party or externally. and so i think yeah, i mean, a lot of people have talked to her about it. she's looking down the road. not to say that sarah's running. i'm just saying positioning herself as maybe a senator from alaska to be on the national stage. >> hypothetically, say you're considering someone running as a republican in an important state that happens to lean blue at times, with you want her on the ballot in 2014 as a big voice? if s

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