got herself elected as governor. - why not alaska fueling the nation?ding the world? these are perilous times in our world. [applause] - she had a record of success as governor, taking on some of the corrupt special interests in alaska and was extremely popular. - the state of the state is strong, with challenges ahead. so the foundation of our administrative decisions rests upon what i believe alaskans what. that's fiscal prudence in the use of public resources, saving for our future, and not burdening alaskans with new taxes to support any overgrowth of government. [applause] - sarah palin was seen as a reformer in alaska-- somebody who'd taken on the establishment, who'd taken on both parties, who'd taken on the oil companies in alaska-- and so had a little bit of that independent, maverick brand that mccain so valued. - the decision was made that we ought to vet sarah palin. - when you think about, "what's the mccain campaign looking for?", it's looking for a narrative for the ticket but it's also need to find an attack dog that can go after our fir

(samantha lavin, alaska zoo) "i mean that's kind of a controversy. olga is a wolverine and she's right here and she's from russia." so it's looking more like a two way race between george... (samantha lavin, alaska zoo) "extremely intelligent, talkative, interactive, very concerned with what's going on around her." and denali. (samantha lavin, alaska zoo) "so, denali is the one with paint all over him. he did a little canvas painting today trying to raise money for his election. he's a really sensible leader, very strong, silent and very observant. but it looks like denali hasn't been running a clean campaign. (samantha lavin, alaska zoo) "denali had some smear posters going for apun and george." when asked for comment, his campaign manager... (nats) "i know nothing of what you speak of haha." ... denied the allegations. it's an election that benefits the entire little fun... (nats) "like when i roll by his cage at nighttime he's like right there." (nats) "i think the wolves are the coolest... yeah the wolves are the coolest." or maybe it's just poli

"we have great plans for the state of alaska. while the dallas based company is already producing about 20-thousand barrels a day from the oooguruk field. it's what they discovered late last year that could change be a game winter, which we're happy to announce today that we discovered some 6 billion barrels of oil in place and we think 2 billion barrels of oil recoverable." the majority of that oil is located about 3-miles off the coast on state land. if developed, caelus says it will put roughly 200-thousand barrels of light, viscous oil into the pipeline daily for decades. "it's going to be a huge important thing, and it's going to create thousands and order to do this, we're going to have to spend $8-10 billion is going to create huge numbers of jobs again." for a state struggling economically -- all that sounds great.... but in order to help foot the bill and build the infrastructure needed to begin producing oil by their 2022 target date -- caelus says it needs stability in order to attract financing. "we would hope that th

maybe she was going to run for alaska senate. for a while it sounded like she was going to make her re-election announcement. that she was going to stand for another term as alaska governor. then the speech took a sudden turn, and she announced she wouldn't run for another term as governor. then she said not only was she not running for another term as governor, she was quitting right then, that day, good-bye. it was very hard to figure out. it was hard to follow her logic. it was hard to follow the plot. we now know based on the fact that she never went back to work again, we know that what she meant when she said this, what she meant was "i quit." >> it may be tempting and more comfortable to just kind of keep your head down and plod along and appease those who are demanding, hey, just sit down and shut up, but that's a worthless, easy path out, a quitter's way out. i think a problem in our country today is apathy. it would be apathetic to just hunker down and go with the flow. we're fishermen, we know that only dead fish go wi

alaska is very far away from cleveland, particularly if you walk. but, you know, it's not like alaska to ohio is an insurmountable physical barrier to someone participating in the -- i mean, other people came from alaska for the -- trump almost made it sound like she was dead. she will always be with us. she's fine. she's just not put on stage or welcomed to that convention. and in fact, we haven't seen anything from governor palin in conjunction with the trump campaign until two nights ago at the last republican debate when sarah palin was brought to the event by the trump campaign, brought to the debate. she was used as a surrogate in the spin room after the debate for about three minutes before she took off. but even that brief return of now reality tv personality, former governor sarah palin, it's interesting and potentially important because that coincided with the trump campaign on wednesday night also debuting what might be their own version of a tv channel. you heard about them doing this on debate night. 30 minutes before the debate and 90

that was in alaska in october 2010. those were folks that wanted to oust lisa murkowski, republican senator, get her out of the senate, replace her with a tea party guy joe miller. and their main reason, what they were most upset about when it came to their home state senator was this video. it's about 80 seconds long taken on election day 2008 outside a polling place in philadelphia's 14th ward. and it became one of the great boogiemen of the american right. and the whole thing was pretty much what you see here, two kind of crazy looking half homeless guys who braid their beard hair standing outside this polling place in a black neighborhood on election day. they were there for maybe an hour. somebody called the cops and they went away. and when george w. bush's justice department looked into that video, they decided it was not worth pressing charges against anyone. kind of a local thing. that weird thing happened for an hour at a precinct. but that's something nuts happened. that video, that little 80-second video tak

(narration) our journey takes us to the magnificent state of alaska. this largest state features great stretches of wilderness that dazzle the imagination of all that experience it. one of the most spectacular is north of anchorage near the little town of talkeetna. here is located the denali national park and the highest mountain in north america, mount mckinley. denali features hundreds of square miles of wildlife sanctuary. moose, bear and caribou are in remain an unspoiled wilderness. dominating the skyline is mount mckinley. this spectacle is in fact a collection of peaks and glaciers clustered together with the summit of mckinley itself at over twenty thousand three hundred feet. this is the highest mountain in north america. it's also an awe-inspiring spectacle when [buck]i'd like you to meet jerry jacques, the owner of the jacques adventure company. hello jerry. [jerry] hello buck. [buck]we're right here on the end of your dock with your float plane behind us which is what you use to stage all your adventures in the interior of alaska. give us

in the gulf of alaska tell slam to the northwest. a lot of rain you see it developing now on a frontal system and could see flooding there. for us, tell be a wind event. should we see any showers out of this. the on shore flow the clouds that drifted in. they have drift out over night and balance more sun than clouds tomorrow. lows nippy in spots. 54 sandy valley and prim heise tomorrow, pretty much a copy. 82 -- in indian springs. 86 boulder city. 78 in caliente. 61s the low our normal 60. there will be upper 50s in out lying areas and central valley a couple degrees warmer. forecast tomorrow shows today 88 for the afternoon high. 63 at 7:00 a.m. 82 at noon and 87 at 5:00 p.m. the seven day forecast, well, here is the good news it will get cooler. the bad news if you have plan the wind kick up on friday and i'm sure they will clark county will issue a dust advisory this weekend and high wind. nothing here. >> jim: all right. thank you. >> maria: matthew caused major greater humanitarian disaster is in hate. death toll approaching a

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by the way, it's funny you bring up alaska., did you know that both u.s. senators, mccowski and sullivan both resigned from the victory committee -- the total party victory committee, because they don't want to support trump. and neither one of them in alaska. it's very interesting. >> very interesting. and the question to whether trump has an organization, i don't think he doesn't. if you don't have an organization in florida, you're not building one in alaska. there was a story this week about the trump campaign pulling off virginia. i asked one of my virginia republican sources. they said, they were never here! >> one guy just closed the office. >> you know, it's interesting, they're only competitive in states where the down-ballot campaign is robust. ohio, portman, north carolina, both mccrory and burr. florida, marco rubio. >> pennsylvania. >> right, pennsylvania, pat toomey. notice where the two battleground states that they had to pull out first were -- >> new hampshire -- >> were virginia and colorado. why item no down-

you know what i had to do in the state of alaska? i had to takeon those oil companies and tell them, no, you know, any of the greedthere that has been kind of instrumental, i guess, in their mode ofoperation, that wasn't going to happen in my state. and that's whytillerson at exxon and mulva at conocophillips, bless their hearts,they're doing what they need to do as corporate ceos, but they're notmy biggest fans, because what i had to do up there in alaska was tobreak up a monopoly up there and say, you know, the people are goingto come first and we're going to make sure that we have value given tothe people of alaska with those resources. and those huge tax breaks aren't coming to the big multinational corporations anymore, not when it adversely affects the people wholive in a state and, in this case, in a country who should bebenefiting at the same time.so it was barack obama who voted for that energy plan that gavethose tax breaks to the oil companies that i, then, had to turnaround, as a governor of an energy-producing state and

big low moved out of the gulf alaska. that is going to hammer the northwest coast. you can see the rain developing along the frontal system. its affect on us will be one of winds. on the edge of your screen you can see hurricane nicole. boy, just got upgraded to a category 3 storm. 115-mile-an-hour winds. you know where it's headed? one of my favorite places in the world, the island of bermuda. should get there tomorrow. hopefully as a category 2 and not as a category 3. that's forecast track from the hurricane center. overnight low. a little nippy tonight. 39 overnye county. 62 overton. 60 searchlight. 30s up on the mountain. temperatures are going to stay constant. we're going transition to a warmer period and a cooler one ahead. 61 overnight in the city. we'll see upper fiftys in outlying areas. tomorrow 88, warm and dry. plan your day. 7:00 a.m., 63 to 82 at noon and 87 at 5:00 p.m. here is your 7-day forecast, gentlemen. you can see we do cool off. lower 80s by next week. we're elevating your conversation. i tried. a lot of pressure. >> reed: you've got a very

. >> up next, can one decision -- >> you can actually see russia from land here in alaska. >> sink a >> i can see russia from my house. >>> the 2008 republican presidential nominee should have been on top of the world. i could do the job. i was prepared to be commander in chief. >> but john mccain was running against history. barack obama had a clear shot at becoming america's first black president. >> the 200,000 plus crowd confirm his rock star status. >> change has come to america. >> i was picked up by some north vietnamese. >> so you're a bona fide war hero. a former prisoner of war. >> mccain has leadership. show me a greater patriot than john mccain. but now you're facing a losing battle. what do you do? >> i have an idea. we can do something different that will maybe give us a shot. what do you want? he's a gambler. he's a pilot. they always going to take shots. >> take the shot. the perfect title for the story of john mccain's run for the white house. chapter 1. pick a vice president. and he knew exactly who he wanted. >> you can actually see russia from land here in alaska.

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this is before alaska was a state, when it was a territory. tribe in alaska. this is before alaska was a state come in when it was a territory. rome.s a gift from president wilson was the first to go to europe while in office. edith wilson was the first american first lady to go to europe while in office, if you want to think of it that way. she had to answer a bunch of questions about how does the first lady conduct herself, how does she dress, all the formalities of being the wife of a head of state, and going to another country. when the wilson's visited italy, president wilson was given honorary citizenship by the city. , the was given this statue statue of romulus and remus, the mythical founders of rome. that are the initials stand for the senate and people of rome. it is a very touching gift, and also fits into the theme of that era, of the growing role of women in society. edith accompanying president wilson raised questions that were in the minds of americans and others around the world in that time, of what role were women to have in our society. it

the store opened this weekend in valdez, alaska. they're calling it the highest little town at sea level. customers lined up for hours to get in. there are three more marijuana stores set to open in the next alaska legalized marijuana in 2015. melinda: if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. that's what an orthodontist is saying about a new trend online do it yourself braces. there are youtube videos popping up showing teenagers how to make their own braces with everything from hairbands to paper clips. not a good idea. some of the youtube videos have millions of views. doctor guy deyton says it could go horribly wrong. that they are going to do harm to themselves. ben: i can't even watch that. the girl there is tying. melinda: it is expensive but it is by the professionals. ben: and the equipment is sterile, not paper clips. could lead to having your teeth fall out or serious infections. leave to the pros. sal z this halloween we are closing october and saying hello the november on a mild note. usually the highs 54. now,

ben: alaska's first pot shop is now open for business. the store opened this weekend in valdez, alaska. little town at sea level. customers lined up for hours to get in. there are three more marijuana stores set to open in the next few days. alaska legalized marijuana in 2015. melinda: if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. that's what an orthodontist is saying about a new trend online do it yourself braces. huh. there are youtube videos popping up showing teenagers how to make their own braces with everything from hairbands to paper clips. oh, this is not good. some of the youtube videos have millions of views. doctor guy deyton says it could go horribly wrong. >> i am so horrified and fearful that they are going to do harm to themselves. it could lead to teeth falling out and serious infections. speaking to someone that had braces, i can't imagine doing that myself. i rarely wanted the dentist to tighten them and the retainer itself is enough. >> ben: it hurt enough when the dentist did it. sally: leave it in the hands of the

the second area is out of the gulf of alaska -- gulf of alaska with some snow for the sierra. look for this cloudy rainy day and the possibility of thundershowers moving through. 60s for everybody. good morning. >> is this only a morning event? >> morning and afternoon. >> a little bit of afternoon? sprinkling like salt? >> no sodium. we are going salt free. >> thank you. all right. i get it. >> yes, it will sprinkle into the evening. >> [laughter] gosh. >>> good morning. let's get ahead of this terrain -- train wreck and directed down to the solano county commute. not a bad commute and as steve said, it will rain this morning and you can't get around this. right now, we do have a little standing water reported on the connector ramp at 780 and west 80 at 780 with standing water and it looks like one of the drains isn't getting the water out, properly. be careful as you drive through. westbound 80 looks good, otherwise. to the bay bridge toll plaza, the traffic is light and it is wet weather with some minor collisions out there. it always happens when it is raining. a look at 2

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it's a success. >> a 2014 vote allowed people 21 and older to use pot recreationally in alaska. three more marijuana shops are scheduled to open in the coming weeks. >>> we continued to enjoy warm weather in colorado and the halloween forecast means the kids won't have to come up with their costumes and cover them up with big coats. >> you can put them on full way. today wasn't too shabby to finish out the last weekend in october. we started out with a ton of fog. that was replaced by high cloudiness all day long and despite the clouds, we are warmed up to a well above normal, up to the mid to upper 70s today. here's the satellite and radar. large picture for you. the cooler air that slid in and created the fog this morning is kind of sitting over eastern colorado here. still have a high pressure ridge under everything here from sections of arizona, new mexico into colorado and texas. at the deep trough of low pressure out here in california. in california it's been raining in northern california. watch what happens. this high pressure ridge is strong enough to kind of hold ever

sergeant allen brandt in fairbanks, alaska. he's responding to a call when he seep as man, on the right, walking towards him. suddenly, the man rushes in front of the patrol car with a gun raised, shooting the 11-year veteran. tonight, the search is on for this man, described by police as a 20-year-old alaska native. in alaska, sergeant brandt is in serious condition and lucky to officers shot and killed on the job is up more than 50% from last year. david? >> all right, neal karlinsky with us tonight. neal, thank you. >>> when we come back, the school bus accident outside new york city. dozens of children hurt. >>> also, the daughter of an olympic athlete shot and killed, and there is news tonight about the suspects. >>> and that moment with randy travis tonight. the audience was not expecting yo you wouldn't believe what's in this kiester. a farmer's market. a fire truck. even a marching band. and if i can get comfortable talking about this kiester, for any sort of discomfort in yours. preparation h. get comfortable with it.

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. >> reporter: after a credit card reader over heated on this alaska airlines flight, they joined virgin america inputting the containment bags on planes. and this samsung phone started smoking. delta and carriers are now looking at the technology. >> once a battery starts to implode on itself, it continues until all of the chemical has run out, so it does take a lot of liquid to make sure we reduce the heat. they burn hot and fast and it can be for quite a long period of time. >> reporter: but they have concerns warning in a 2009 safety alert, transferring a bag may be extremely hazardous. they say they should avoid touching a device and instead use a fire suppressant. alaska trains them to douse it and then put it in the containment bag put in a bathroom away from passengers to give pilots time to safely land. regan national airport, viia donald trump campaign in florida today. early voting has already begun there. trump blasted preelection polls, calling them phoney. and clinton campaigned with massachusetts senator, elizabeth warren. warren blasted him for his nasty woman comment. >>

he is said to be someone from alaska in his 20s. was flown to a hospital in anchorage and in stable condition. >>> a lawsuit by a former penn state coach who helped convict jerry sandusky is scheduled to go to trial today. mike mcqueary is seeking $4 million in damages. he claims the school defamed him and wrongly to renew his contract. he was suspended from the program in 2011 and terminated a year later when sandusky was convicted. >>> week five of the bridgegate trial with bill baroni expected to take the stand. he is charged with bridget kelly with orchestrating lane closures of the george washington bridge to deliberate traffic tie ups in ft. lee. >>> thousands of residents in washington and oregon waking up in the dark after the storm system roared through the northwest. the remnants of the typhoon toppled trees. the system lost intensity once it hit the oregon coast. no reported injuries. >>> china embarked on the most ambitious space mission to date. two astronauts blasting off from the gobi desert on the spacecraft. the ast

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in alaska, sergeant brandt is in serious condition and lucky to be alive. this year already, the number of officers shot and killed on the job is up more than 50% from last year. david? >> all right, neal karlinsky with us tonight. neal, thank you. >>> when we come back, the york city. dozens of children hurt. >>> also, the daughter of an olympic athlete shot and killed, and there is news tonight about the suspects. >>> and that moment with randy travis tonight. the audience was not expecting you wouldn't believe what's in this kiester. a farmer's market. a fire truck. even a marching band. and if i can get comfortable talking about this kiester, then you can get comfortable using preparation h. for any sort of discomfort in yours. preparation h. get comfortable with it. alright, did you know i was the mommy slam dunk champion? let's see it! -oh you're ready. alright. no matter how you get into the health care system... unitedhealthcare can help you compare doctor quality ratings and costs. unitedhealthcare picking up for kyle. here you go. you wouldn't put

people who know pirate in alaska told news 3 over the phone pirate was brought to las vegas a few days ago. >> krystal: now to the special session. our jeff gillan has been there since the beginning. the state ablembly, we're learning, has given the green light to the clark county commission to put more police on the street. >> michelle: the so-called more cops bill, one of the major items under discussion at the special session happening in carson city. let's go to jeff gillan this afternoon. what's the latest from carson city? >> reporter: it's an michelle. good to see both of you. welcome everybody to the capitol. we are in day four of the special session. there are three major bills they are dealing with up here. this morning. action on one of them. this one would enable the clark county commission as you mentioned to boost the sales tax a tenth of a percent to hire about 300 more police officers. the measure had support and opposition in the state assembly. supporters said their constituents want more police opponents said the sales tax keeps creeping up and this whole issue, they

sergio avila explains the man formerly known as daniel sul avich was accuse of a similar crime in alaska but the charges were dropped in that case. >> reporter: people who knew pirate told they are not surprised he's facing similar charges here. . >> just seemed like a predator type. and so i put loud warnings out about this talking about this man. born daniel sul avich but legally known now as pirate. pirate was charged with kidnapping a woman, holding her hostage for weeks and raping her in a remote part of alaska. the victim was a friend of o'connor. >> all of a sudden she disappeared and had us worried. we found out later that know of course he had her duct taped in a cabin. and assaulting her. >> reporter: when the victim those following the case were shocked. >> everyone kind of felt let down by the court system. i mean, this guy has such a record doing things like this before then they just let him go. >> reporter: court records show pirate was also arrested in reading, california in connection to a 2004 rape. according to those records, he took a plea deal. the rape charge was dr

it's officially winter in alaska..... and three anchorage high schoolers decided to celebrate the first day of snowfall.... by having snow hill by their high school. they say the fresh coat of powder is irresistible./// ((nia wong)) >>> no snow forecasted for vegas this week....but is is getting cooler here in the valley. katie boer is here to tell us all about it during your weather now forecast. (( )) good morning -- tracking a more i'm watching a upper low off the coast of the pacific northwest that will affect our area--drawing in some moisture into southern nevada. ............. your 7-day forecast shows temps. dropping about 6-8 degrees tomorrow with upper 70s by mid week with some drier conditions before a another chance of rain arrives again by this coming friday. ((nia wong)) >>> just ahead on 8 news now... >> a little girl here in the valley is making it her mission to share love and happiness with one lemon at a time. we hear from her on our show....in a cute segment you don't want to miss./// you spend a lot o

what makes it even more scary is these guys went camping in alaska, and this is what it looked like. brutal. bitter cold. high winds. they were hunkered down in their tents for about two days waiting for this weather to they were in the middle of trying to climb up mt. sanford in alaska, but their experience to many seems brutally terrifying. >> they got caught in the storm and didn't have a choice. >> right. this is just the weather they were out in, and make it a little scarier. these guys have trained for the harshest conditions, and good thing they did. on their ski down the slopes, things got real ugly for one of >> shoot, did he just fall in that crevice? >> yep. in my case, i'd have gone to the bottom. thankfully, he has actual arms and was able to catch himself in the narrow crevice before falling. >> you can see there's attached to his body. >> he is. like i said, they've trained and practiced and they were prepared. they knew they would come across conditions like this. >> there you go. >> that is incredible. have they gone into this as an preparation, may very well be dead

andy snyder is alaska's vice president of in flight services. >> once a battery starts to implode on itself, it continues until all of the chemical has run out. and so -- it does take a lot of liquid in order to make sure that we try to reduce the heat. they burn very hot. they burn very fast. and it can be a long period of time. the federal aviation administration has concerns about the tags, warning in a safety alert transferring a burning appliance into a burn bag may be extremely hazardous. regulators say airline crews should avoid touching a burning device and instead try to put out the fire with water or alaska trains its crews to first douse a flaming device, per faa regulations then put it into the containment bag. scott the bag is put in a bathroom away from passengers to give pilots time to safely land. >> kris van cleave. thank you. >>> new advice for parents that could mean a big hange at bedtime. >>> and, long suffering cubs' fans hope this could finally be >> important message for residents age 50 to 85. write down this number now. right now, people are receiving this f

between then-senator joe biden and then-alaska governor sara palin, which attracted nearly 70 million viewers. there are more more modest expectations for the vp candidates this time around. ((scott mcclean)) the debate begins at nine p-m eastern time. >>> we continue to get high-profile visitors in the lead up to election day, thanks to our swing state status. on thursday... senator tim kaine will be campaigning for hillary clinton. ((michelle mortensen)) >> kaine is expected to encourage people to register to vote ahead of the october 8th deadline. ((michelle mortensen)) >>> and tomorrow... republican presidential candidate donald trump... will be in town. he's hosting a rally at the henderson pavilion at 11:30 in the morning. for more infomation on either event ... model chrissy teigen and her husband r&b singer john legend will be campaining for clitnon. they'll be launching a unlv voter registration drive, with senator elizabeth warren and hosting vice presidential debate watch parties. various organizations in the valley will be hosting a total of 15 watch parties, with one at e

. >> early voting began in alaska, and alaska and wisconsin. >>> crazy video to share, you got to see it, a civilian was doing a ride along and a car refused to traffic stop. and things got intense for the female passenger along with the ride. >> shoots fired. >> we have shots fired. >> [gunfire]. >> mayberry and lighthouse. >> you okay? >> now what happened, the officer pulled over and when the windshield was shot out and she was cut by flying glass. >>> 3,500 babies die every year from sleep-related deaths and now think she should sleep. >> they make sure their baby girl is close by. >> we can see her and keep an eye on her. listen to her. and that is right in step with new guidelines. this will help decrease the chances of sudden infant death syndrome. they should share their parents year. >> the studies that were done, they were done throughout the first year and we know reduction can be 50%. >> the recommendations continue to remind parents to place baby's on their back in a firm mattress and no blankets or pillows or toys. >> doctors say breastfeeding is recommended. >> it can r

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the strange things spotted in alaska's waters. could it be, yes, george, could it be an american loch ness monster. what do you think? >> prove it, gio. >> i'm not easy convinced. wait until you look at the video. many in alaska wonder if it's the rumored relative of the loch ness decide. it's the 15-foot mystery moving slowly and methodically through alaska's frozen water. garnering half a million views on the bureau of land management website. is this alaska's own version of the loch ness monster? one visitor believes the chena chomper is back. timed. it could be zombie salmon. whether it's a frozen rope. a very cold fish. or real-life monster, the people of alaska finding solace in the words of loch ness local this is morning. you may be wondering what did that local tell us? he said, i believe there are strange beasts. i know they exist. that's good enough for me. know that some of the employee there is at the bureau of land ma the the video. adding music. adjusting the speed. they did not add the monster the sflp what do you