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the presiding officer: the senator from alaska. senator from alaska. >> mr.dent. >> the senator from alaska. >> request that proceedings of a quorum call be dispensed with. >> so ordered. >> i thank my colleague from ohio who has led the effort this morning as we speak about the waters of the united states real and the effort that she has led i would lead to a resolution of disapproval of this very wrongheaded will. i also want to acknowledge the good work of my colleague from wyoming as you yesterday we had an opportunity to again discuss the impact, the devastating impact of the lotus rule, as we lovingly refer to it as. but an effort, a combined effort to address the concerns that so many of us have across the country about the waters of the us role that has stemmed from the epa and the army corps. this rule, i think you have heard so many of us speak to, not only an overreach but a significant overreach that will allow for an expansion, and i believe, and dramatic and dramatic expansion of the federal government's ability to regulate land and water for th

>> alaska's reliance... and reservations about oil in the arctic. >> ali velshi, lifting the lid... >> cameras in place for money and not safety. >> on the red light controversy. >> they don't give two cent about your safety. >> there's an increase in rear end accidents. >> ali velshi on target: hitting the breaks. >> the ocean is an extremely important part of our lifestyle, any changes that occur here are going to affect us in some manner. >> austin ahmasuk is an inupiaq native who was born and raised in nome alka. >> my major concern with any oil development in that neck of the woods is response readiness. what's going to happen if some disaster occurs. are we ready? and, frankly, from from my own experience in this region, i know that we're not totally ready for a gigantic disaster, that's what scares me. >> but alaskans also depend on oil to keep their state running. about 90% of its budget is supplied by oil revenues. slumping oil prices have caused those revenues to drop. >> there's been drilling done

alaska, plain and short, is covered in water. it's just wet. according to -- to our state government, alaska has more than 40% of the nation's surface water resources. now, think about that. think about the entire united states of america, and then appreciate that in one state, in my state, we have more than 40% of the nation's entire surface water resources. so we're talking over three million lakes, over 12,000 rivers. we have approximately 174 million acres of wetlands. there are more wetlands in the state of alaska than in the entire rest of the country combined. so all you colleagues, all you folks in the 49 other states that are concerned about the impact of this rule, i don't mean to diminish your problems, but think about where we are in alaska, where we have more wetlands in the state of alaska than in all of the rest of the country combined. out of 283 communities in the state, 215 of these communities are located within either two miles of the coast or a navigable waterway. we live on the water. even in the inland part of the state w

. >> he is in alaska. he said it is colder in alaska. he has a lot of friends. weather. alaska, not so much. >> you will be out there soon enough. >> it's coming. >> al, we will see you in a bit. looking forward. >>> let's start with the top story on saturday morning. two police officers now under arrest in the shooting death of a 6-year-old in louisiana. latest. what do we know? >> it happened during a confrontation with the boy's father. this morning, it is the officers who are facing justice. officers norris greenhouse jr. and derrick stafford are facing charges of second-degree murder in the death of 6-year-old jeremy mardis. he was killed when the city marshals opened fire on his father's suv. chris few was critically chase. jeremy buckled in the front seat was struck several times in the head and chest. in a press conference on friday, colonel mike edmonson declined to say why they were in pursuit of chris few. an investigation has been under way with the 911 calls and witness testimony and body cam video worn by the officers which has not been released. describing

alaska plane and short is covered in water. it is what. according to our state government it has more than 40 percent of the surface water resources. think about that. think about the entire united states of america and then appreciate in my state we have more than 40 percent of the nation's entire surface water resources. over 3 million lakes over 12,000 rivers we have approximately 174 million acres of wetlands for go there more wetlands in the state of alaska of an and the entire rest of the country combined so all colleagues that our conservative the impact i don't mean to diminish your problems but think about where we are in alaska we have more wetlands and all of the rest of the country combined. out of 283 communities in this state, 215 are located within 2 miles of the coast where a navigable waterway. we live on the water. even on the inland. the lakes the river's coming up in north country in bill whole southwest of alaska you look at it and it is dotted with little water lakes and bodies and it is just what. and surprise it is

it turns out it was alaska airlines. alaska claims they were tossing company guide filled with magazines as part of an employee game. in a statement, alaska says this game should not have been played at the airport. the op jacks -- optics of the video are unfortunate. we apologize for any confusion.>> if you're going to do something like that, do it elsewhere. you shouldn't do something like that right next to a place where they are loading customer banks.>> it looks super shady. >> reporter: we should video to passengers tonight. >> i was a is bad taste.>> basically it just reassures everyone what they are fearing. everyone already thinks that people mishandled baggage. >> reporter: alaska airlines also added that it did have a talk with the three employees. live, betty yu, kpix 5.>>> tsas, fulling around -- fooling around, doubling down a security. aaa estimates 47 million will be traveling this thanksgiving and today president obama went on television to reassure everyone.>> as americans traveled to be with their love

alaska airlines spokesman told kpix 5 all the people involved are alaska baggage handlers and that they were playing a game. alaska says it should not have happened especially in view of passengers like chase tloto who shot -- platon who shot the video and thought they were playing with his luggage. >> i was concerned because i had just checked my bag earlier so i was a little peeved. >> reporter: we spoke to ploton via facetime from the midwest. he thought it was southwest employees because platon was getting on a southwest plane. southwest denied any connection to the video or those employees. platon said he tried to get to the bottom of it before he posted the video on the internet but got nowhere. >> my brother and i reached to some of the folks working at the terminal to bring it to their attention and they had went off and we didn't know what happened after that. but shortly after, people who were throwing the bags were gone. >> reporter: within the past hour we got a statement from alaska airlines saying, quote, the incident was unfortunate incident that should never have happene

alaska, taps. let me tell you a little bit about taps. it's alaska's 800-mile artery of steel that was done in the most responsible manner in terms of the environment that brings much energy to our country. when it was built, it was actually one of the biggest private-sector construction projects ever in the history of our great nation and literally directly and indirectly employed tens of thousands of americans. it has carried almost 17 billion barrels of oil, american oil, to energy-thirsty american markets and continue to provide thousands and thousands of jobs not only in alaska but throughout the country. and it is certainly a technological and environmental marvel. and here's the thing, mr. president. that kind of huge project was built in three years. think about that. 800 miles of steel pipeline crossing three mountain ranges, more than 30 major rivers and streams. it took americans three years to build that. one look at taps, you go to alaska and you still see it functioning incredibly wel

a plane goes down off prudhoe bay in alaska. and this will take the place of the pilot in the water, a 60 pound dummy called thermal oscar. it's designed to generate heat like a human body, so infrared cameras can find it. >> once this dummy goes into the water - that marks the beginning of a the search and rescue drill the coast guard has been planning for months. >> the location has one thing going for it - prudhoe bay and land is about 20 miles away. that means support from assets already in place, something much of the region lacks. a drone called a scan eagle, developed for surveillance in military operations like this in afghanistan, is launched from prudhoe bay to find the dummy. once it's in the air, an operator aboard the healy takes control and begins a search of the simulated crash site. >> alright, ready for the handoff? >> i got it. i got control of the aircraft. >> the idea is the drone operator finds the pilot, then provides the location to manned helicopters that fly to the rescue. but while the operation provide

then governor sean parnell and alaska senator lisa murkowski called it 'outrageous' and 'overreaching'. the epa told us, "environmental law of law enforcement, always involves the potential for physical, even armed, confrontation" and pointed to an alaska special counsel report that found the investigations were done professionally and courteously. 3 3 tour operators and hotel managers in sharm sel-sheikh have noticed a significant fall in revenues due to the fallout from last week's crash of a russian metrojet passenger plane.for a resort that relies so much on visitors, the problem is a major financial concern. security fears surrounding the crash caused a suspension of flights in and out of the resort by the british government, followed by a russian ban on flights into all egyptian airports. 3 "i can tell you that before the incident (plane crash) we were at about 92 per cent occupancy of guests in house, we were doing quite well. now here we are a week later and we are at 60 per cent of occupancy."those decisions have produced serious consequences for the local tourism industry. 3

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it was alaska airlines workers. alaska says they were tossing a company bag filled with magazines as part of an employee game. in a statement tonight, alaska says this game should not have been played at the airport. the optics of this video are unfortunate and we apologize for any confusion this has caused san jose travelers or southwest airlines. >> if you are going to do something like that, i would do it elsewhere. you shouldn't do something like that right next to a place where they are loading customer bags on the plane. >> it looks super shady. >> reporter: we showed video of the game to passengers flying out. >> i would say it's bad taste to be honest. >> reporter: customer bag or not? >> basically, just reassures everyone what they are fearing because everyone already thinks that people mishandle their baggage. >> reporter: alaska airlines says it also had a talk with all three of those employees seen in the video. outside mineta san jose international airport, betty yu, kpix 5. >> so the next time you stuf

>> i come out alaska, just not here. i've been in alaska 33 years and gotten to know all my little friends. >> if anybody's wondering if reindeers exist, the answer is yes. >> they're very sweet, aren't they? is this as big as they get or is this a baby? >> they actually get bigger. this is a male. so he's a little bit smaller. so now -- >> what's he sniffing for? >> probably the burr lap. >> they're very docile, they're sweet? they won't bite you or anything? >> usually they won't. he likes that. >> something's going on. >> he says, i like this scent. he likes you girls. >> who doesn't? get in line. >> all right. >> thank you. don't think i've ever seen one before. okay. >> he says i like that. >> nice talking to you. >> why don't you get on this side of us, just for fun? >> i will. this is an animal that's dear to my heart. these are meant to not be in captivity. but this one just happened to be an orphan so amy and grant have taken good care of her and use her for education. >> beautiful. >> have you guys ever listene

first, the trans-alaska oil pipeline is just one-third full. in large part because of the anti-energy decisions made by this administration and the west coast is more vulnerable to supply disruptions as a result of falling production. so if you think about a crisis situation in the middle east, the west coast will need more oil. its refineries are ready to run alaskan crude and alaskans are ready to ship it, but there's nothing to ship because the oil is still in the ground and there's no way to transport it from the north slope to the terminals in the southern coast of the state. i am not talking about keeping our oil in pristine condition never to be used. energy -- energy is not fine china that you just keep up on a shelf. the petroleum reserve is not a petroleum preserve. our strategic stocks, barrels ready to go, should really be tapped. but alaska yan resources -- alaskan resources are already part of the daily life of californians, hawaiians. the resource must be accessible, though, but first they need to be accessed. opening up alaska's

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there's more cool air out of the bay of alaska. 19. >> truckee, 39 ukiah. truckee 19, south lake tahoe 31. the rain is going crazy in the pacific northwest. rain and snow, the cascades getting slammed. the system will start to drop south, that will be late saturday. we're good to go today. looks nice. we'll see clouds inching closer toward us. 70s by the coast. saturday will be fine. saturday night we load it up. late saturday to early sunday, and then overnight around three, 4:00 in the morning that front will come through. by 5:00, 6:00 it is past san jose. there will be showers coming behind that. you will notice that dip in the temps. over all a cold morning, sunny and warmer. a breeze in the hills. patchy fog, did i say womanner? -- wammer? >> it's early. 60s, it will be wammer. er. >> 70, that's wam. >> i do that on my phone. social media. the auto correct. >> that's crazy. >>> 4:51 is the time. coming up another recall that could affect your family. campbell soup issuing a voluntary recall for spaghettios because of a choking risk. we'll look at the

[laughter] president obama: in alaska, alaska natives get 50% of their calories from traditional sources. gathering and g, that's an example of where -- how do we adapt that so that that becomes part of the food chain for kids when they're in school, because if there is all this salmon out in the ocean, then -- which is really good for you, but then you go to school and all you got is tater to thes -- nothing wrong with tater tots, but you get my point or you have some frozen pizza that got shipped in when you could be eating this incredible salmon that was fresh caught and is going to be good for you and by the way, that then gives the fishermen a market so they are now making more money. those are the kinds of opportunities i think that we've got to look to. and local school districts, in fairness to local school districts, sometimes it's easier for them to take the processed food and one of the problems that's happened in the way schools are organized these days is that recess is so short and lunch breaks are so short that the easiest thing to do is kind of defrost something or stick

and i have an illustration every day here in alaska of beauty, in more ways than one. look around and i get to see the beauty of god's creation. man, it makes me appreciate it. >> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> the french national soccer team was in the middle of a match when the terrorists struck outside the field. they were back on the field, facing england and it turned into a love match. mark phillips reports. >> reporter: several international soccer games were canceled, but the one here went ahead. and it was more than just a game, it was a statement of defiance. ♪ you know a game is more than a game when the theme song of the night is the visiting team's anthem. and when the home stadium, wembley, the shrine of english soccer, is decorated in the visiting team's colors. after the tragedy in paris last friday night, including the attempt by the attackers to cause mass carnage at the france-germany soccer game, the suicide bombers detonating outside the stadium, the french were given the option of pulling out of last night's london

and i have an illustration every day here in alaska of beauty, in more ways than one. look around and i get to see the beauty of god's creation. man, it makes me appreciate it. >> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. you know the rules. eggs and sausage. hotcakes and butter. morning fare right? well mcdonald's has thrown away those rules and opened a new world of possibilities. now, you're free to start enjoying the breakfast you love any time you wish. no way. yes way. introducing mcdonald's new all day breakfast menu. once, you changed how you ate breakfast. it's time to start changing when. >>> the french national soccer team was in the middle of a match when the terrorists struck outside the field. they were back on the field, facing england and it turned into a love match. mark phillips reports. >> reporter: several international soccer games were canceled, but the one here went ahead. and it was more than just a game, it was a statement of defiance. ♪ you know a game is more than a game when the theme song of the night is the visiting team's anthem. and w

we have a storm system coming in out of the gulf of alaska. alaska air takes over the bay area. we will have eyes -- highs only in the 50. in the midwest, where it is snowing and it sucked 100 below zero, i don't think 50 sounds all that cold. it will feel cool for us. we will have chilly mornings with blows down into the upper 20s and low 30s.>> that is called for us. a little snow from the sierra? >> a little. not a whole lot.>> that's it for crime news at 11. -- kron news at 11. good night, everybody, see you in the morning. >>> jenny mccarthy, charlie sheen backlash. >> playing even his love interest on the show i go like oh, it's not fair. >> and what sheen's former love goddess girl friend is killing only inside edition. >> i would never do to anyone what charlie did to me. >> then is this the new tool for terrorists? >> the playstation connection? >> why do the terrorists want to use this system? >> and meet the trumps. >> do any of you make fun of your father's hair? >> then the pastor's wife murder mystery, the search for the killer and how her grief stricken husband sa

sharyl: what was the purpose of that epa armed raid in chicken, alaska? to investigate violations ofhe clean water act. then governor sean parnell and alaska senator lisa murkowski called it outrageous and overreaching. epa told us environmental law enforcement, like e her forms of law enforcement, always involves the potentntial for physical, even armed, confrontation and pointed to an alaskapecial counsel report that found the investigations were done professionally and courteously. you saw shotguns in the hands of some federal a ants, but epa told us they do not carry weapons typically used by swat teams, nor do they say they use military grade equipment. a report last week about for-profit colleges preying on military troops was spot on to our mission of holding powers accountable, whoever they may be. a number o omembers of congress took to the senate floor thi week to speak to the problem. senator dick durbin took the charge, as lawmakers called for more federal scrutiny of for-profit colleges. >> we cannot continue to look the other way. >> what is

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when i was in alaska, we went to bristol bay but, in alaska, alaska natives get 50% of their caloriesm traditional sources. hunting, fishing, gathering, and that's an example of where -- how do we adapt that so that that becomes part of the food chain for kids when they're in school? because if there's all this salmon out in the ocean, you know, then -- which is really good for you, but then you go to school and all you have is tater tots. now nothing wrong with tater tots, but you get my point. or you got some frozen pizza that got shipped in when you could be eating this incredible salmon that's fresh caught and is going to be good for you and then that then gives the fisherman a market so they're now making more money. right? those are the kinds of opportunities i think that we have to look to. in fairness to local school districts, sometimes it's easier for them to take processed food. one of the problems that happened and the way schools are organized these days is recess is so short and lunch breaks are so short that the easiest thing to do is to kind of just -- frost something

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tracy smith took a trip to alaska to chat with palin for sunday morning. >> reporter: this is stunning. >> isn't sit a gorgeous view? i love waking up to this every day. >> reporter: wasilla, alaska's most famous private citizen still lives in t t same house, the one e e bought before she was a household name. after the loss in 2008, did you come back here to nurse your wounds? >> came back here, man, because got to get back to real life, you know? >> reporter: did you feel like a loser? >> well, sure. you either win or you lose. and it's like, dang, i wish i could have added moror contribud more positively. maybe there was no chance that we were going to win any way. >> reporter: do you feel like you're to blame for the loss in 2008? because people do blame you. >> well, it takes a team to win, so it takes a team to lose. i was part of the team that came in second, out of two. so, yes. yeah, i mean, semantics. words matterer you either win or you lose. we lost. that makes you not a winner, at that time. >> my running mate, my friend, >> reporter: it all b