at the challenges of vaccinating in a remote areas of alaska america and france me and the entire news team in berlin thanks for watching. closely. carefully. these soon. to begin. discover the. kooks. subscribe to the documentary. the. arctic is one of the most remote areas off the u.s. it's also a region that has been particularly ravaged by the corona virus and all the help they need to recover is flying to the rescue. ford you call it is providing vaccinations to surrounding villages and aid workers can only access the areas by plane or by snowmobile in fact alaska is currently vaccinating. a faster rate than any other state in the us how is this possible. that. there aren't any doctors in forth you call but there is deborah mccarthy the health centers director she's responsible for the areas 500 residents who have to forgo a lot snow slopes instead of ask fold roads no pumps no restaurants no fast internet this is what normality looks like 8 miles north of the arctic circle. i think for most people actually live here is pretty small. i mean people work hard you know everybody has

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an entire village in alaska has had to move if another country threaten to wipe out in america, we do everything on our part a project in water, the escaping climate change poses the same threat. right now, alaska has seen some of the fastest coastal erosion in the world. we lost about 3535 feet of ground in just about 3 months while we were measuring it is bad. and that means the river is 35 pounds. then learning was year before, i think we're part of america. there's proven america for the the this week's headlines shina dismisses a cylindrical 5 and president biden's probe into the origins of cove in the lab link here is now gaining traction in the media which previously rejected that theory when the chunk of ministration made the same claim installation of a nation, valerie spaces a barrel of criticism and closed as space from the youth after a passenger jet was to make an emergency diversion to over a bomb threat. then a position at the board was that is in the us back track on the decision to cut police fund against the crime right. search for the white house declares an epidemi

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dot com for america series the melting. could. alaska is sparsely populated and known for its harsh terrain with some places only accessible by plane boat or snowmobile yet it's being hailed as a vaccine success story. every 3rd alaskan is fully vaccinated nearly half of the population has received one shot. the key good planning and working with indigenous leaders. alaska became the 1st u.s. state to offer covert 1000 bags things to all adults in march tourists will be able to receive shots at the airports from june. welcome i've been for kids from the age of 12 canal get their shots in alaska and right across the u.s. but it's alaska in particular one of the remotest places on earth which is showing the rest of the world. how to fight off a pandemic. final preparations for a flight near the arctic circle in alaska kimberley andon has with her 50 shots of the modena vaccine she hopes they'll bring an end to the pandemic which is hit. hard. one person gets a hair that's you know that's 5 percent of the population almost so that one house

alaska has had to move. if another country threaten to wipe out in america, we do everything in our part a project in what and a escaping climate change poses the same threat right now. alaska has seen some of the fastest coastal erosion in the world. we lost about 3535 feet of ground in just about 3 months while we were measuring it is bad. and that means the river is 35 pounds, then learning was yours or i think we're part of america. the 3rd from or america for the monday headlines here on our enemies neighbor's report reveals denmark spied on germany's angle as well as on the other. you had to state us intelligence. israel long standing prime minister benjamin netanyahu may finally be on his way out. it's off to the opposition claims that has enough votes to drive him from office. adults who travels to the central african republic to shed light on one of the world's worst and barely reported civil war. we have a special report for us. russia helped the government to counter my mind a hand that sounded serial might be going to destroy the.

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alaska has had to move. if another country threaten the wipe out in america, we do everything in our part a project in water. they escaping climate change poses the same threat right now alaska has seen some of the fastest coastal erosion in the world. we lost about 3535 feet of ground in just about 3 months while we were measuring it is bad. and that means the river is 35 pounds, then learning was yours for. i think we're a part of america, the 3rd from or america lose the ah, me the weekend and they wanted me to get me up. not because we're not going to the or up in the kitchen table out them or not. i got my don't get a get. we'll put it on the show that the lady said, well, i mean, really lucky then this is the lamp, me up and god, to bye bye little bye. now, bye. and then the guy's name, i wonder what i mean? yeah. welcome to cross stuff where all things considered. i'm peter lavelle. this is the home addition to remind you. we're discussing some real in this. i ok, let's go back to daemon here in moscow. and let's switch gears and we'll talk about what's going on and be with parents. it's been in the n

cruise lines, norwegian, princess, carnival and holland america have all announced plans to resume service this summer starting with cruises to alaskaland america line. gus, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> so, we all remember those really tough stories at the beginning of the pandemic like the odyssey of one of your liners, the "zandam" where passengers spent weeks stranded at sea quarantined in their rooms after that outbreak. so after all of that, how do you convince people to get back on board one of your ships? >> first let me say that we're very excited that we'll be returning to cruise in july from seattle to alaska. you know, a lot has changed since those early days during -- of the pandemic. we've learned a lot, and we've been working very closely with the cdc to make sure that the procedures and protocols we have in place make it very safe to cruise. with the work we're doing with the cdc, i argue it'll be one of the safest venues for our guests to vacation. >> i'd love to hear more about the safety. who will be allowed on board? do you have to be vaccinated to get on board? let's start with that. >> yes, these ini

alaska. but i would say this to anyone watching on tv, this is good news for america. why is that? here's a message to the rest of our beautiful country. alaska is open for business. come on up. we are safe. we are healthy. by the way, if you come up, you can get a vaccine. it's open to all tourists. we are beautiful, breaching whales, soaring mountains, salmon-choked rivers, the best people in the world. it's been a tough year and now i'm not just talking alaska, i'm talking the whole country. we know it. everybody's been at home. and to our fellow americans, you are ready to get out and see our beautiful nation. we'll come on up and see one of the most beautiful parts of america, really one of the most beautiful parts of the world. come on up to alaska. we're waiting there for you. if it's on your bucket list, there's no time like the present to do it. get on a cruise ship, fly up. i think the canadians have still blocked the border, so it's hard to drive up. that's a whole other issue. but there will be cruise ships heading up to the great state of alaska, hopefully by mid-july.

i think everybody does in america, whether it's nevada, florida, or alaska.have you had discussions with their ministries? our federal government has been trying to help them on the vaccines. i think it's starting to change. i can't imagine that the communities in canada that also rely on tourism are that pleased. what are you hearing? is there anything we can do? >> i think we're all in the same boat. that's the decision that's outside of our control. it's not a demand issue. as soon as the borders are open, i think you'll see a return to travel like you've not seen before, because everybody has been sitting, sheltered in place for 15 months. again, it gets back to the geopolitical conversations between the two countries, the health-related issues that caused it and our ability to be able to deliver a safe experience. and i think both countries are in better shape than they were. but certainly that's a decision that has to be made by the two governments. >> all right. thank you, madam chair. >> senator sullivan, my understanding, at least where i live, was t

carnival cruise lines, princess, and holland america will all resume seven day extrusions from seattle to alaskagers will only be allowed to go if they have had their final covid-19 vaccination at least 14 days before the beginning of the cruise. >>> southwest passengers will soon be able to order beer or wine during their flight.ht.ht.. the airline will start selling alcohol this summer after suspending the service during the pandemic. southwest is also bringing back coffee. according to usa today, the first passengers to see the return are going to be on flights between the mainland and hawaii on june 24th. >>> live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets under way. we are starting up by 275 points. >>> california dmv has announced it is simplified the process of applying for a real i.d. dmv will no longer require people to show both a social security card and a w-2 proof of their social security number. applicants will only need to provide a social security number and two proofs of california residency. the change follows the new federal core requirements, you can also now upload

we continuously talk about, and carnival says that its flagship brand along with holland america will restart alaskatemporary waivers and waiving the rules that force alaska cruises to make a stop in canada. so you can go direct and straight out. stuart: i think the stock will be up some more if they can different say, yeah, we're cruising from florida in the very near future. [laughter] susan: florida's a hub, so yes. stuart: it sure is. all right, susan. the treasury weighing in on the cryptos. back to you again, susan. what's the treasury saying? >> susan: okay, this is the regulatory overhang we've been talking about. so the treasury department which, of course, oversees the irs announcing that you will be required any transfer, you have to report any transfer over $10,000 has to be reported to the irs. and given bitcoin's trading at 41,000 and change, i think that's going to be a lot of reporting. also after wednesday's 30% shakeout, i would say that the crypto markets have calm down. bitcoin -- calmed down. bitcoin back up. dogecoin though, i think, is a special case. it did spike based on ano

alaska. they lecture us about the dangers and the evils of racism in america and they are co-opting the wokeve, co-opting the critical race theory narrative that too many on the far left are using every single day. they are turning us against ourselves and were giving the gift to the foremost adversary and it has to stop. if you reject that i think all americans should get behind the simple idea that we need to get to the bottom of this. it is another reason we do not want it to happen again and the taxpayer dollars to fund this type of research and incompetence. >> laura: why does the obama administration at the tail end of its time in office, why do they push for the listing of the moratorium on the gain of function research? the memo came down in early january 2017 why was i done? it all needs to be looked at but you've been such a great voice on this, congressmen, and keep digging. we love having you on, thank you. my next guest says fauci is flip-flopping about every covid issues and highlights why americans are justified now in just frankly total distrust of the medical elites. he also

adversary the chinese communist party a gift, look no further than alaska where they lecture us about the dangers and evils of racism in america-opting the woken narrative, co-opting the critical race theory narrative that too many on the far left are using every single day turning us against ourselves and giving a gift for our foremost adversary and it has to stop. if you reject that then all americans should get by the idea we need to get to the bottom of this virus and pandemic that has upended all of our lives for the last year. the only reason we don't want it to happen again into 20 ask their dollars to fund this type of research. laura: the obama administration and feel end of its time in office why did they push for the lifting of the moratoriums on the gain of function research, that memo came down in early january if thousand 17, why was that done? all of this needs to be looked at but you've been such a great voice on this, keep digging, we love having you on. my next guest says fauci flip-flopping on every covid issue highlights why americans are justified in total distrust of the medical onlys. he says what used t

you saw what happened when china met with the bided in alaska and work downgrading their ability to have any moral authority because of america'sing policies. other nations around the world are laughing at america's embrace of this religion that is critical race theory which if you look at the polls, i'm sure that kristin can. rachel: this, appeals primarily to left center democrats as opposed to actually solving any problems for ethnically diverse americans. hispanic americans in particular are reacting to this politically. the stretch of critical race theory into these public schools is something they do not view as being in any way in favor of trying to teach her students the skills they need in order to succeed in the marketplace which is the american dream and still the american dream and is not racist to say that rated. >> yes we heard rachel at the beginning of the show, but a snippet from martin is the of two in palm beach and want to play for stem from her and get your reaction. >> you say you want to teach children and inequity embedded system. how can you actually do that after everything you've done for our children

alaska over a month ago. one of the things they led with to attack america before the negotiations in an open session was america's divided. they can't govern anymore. they're not a global power anymore. i think that should unite some republicans to vote for an independent thorough commission on the senate side so that we get to the bottom of what happened. we seek truth. we seek justice in this opportunity and we never let this happen to our people, our capitol, and our constitution again. i'm hopeful, don i'm skeptical, but i'm hopeful. >> i feel you. i can't disagree with you. i feel the same way. skeptical but hopeful. because what else? we have to be. we have to keep moving the country and the culture in the right direction so, we have to be hopeful about that. thank you, ambassador. a pleasure to have you on i'll see you soon. >> thank you, don. all the best. >> you too. >>> more legal problems for the president's family business and why the new york family business is looking at the taxes of trump org's cfo. wet dishes? residue? spots? it's not your dishwasher's fault. simply add finish jetdry 3in1 to rinse

carnival is playing the lodge one ship from each of its princess holland america and carnival cruise lines for sailings out of seattle to alaska must have their final dose have been approved. covid-19 vaccine at least 14 days before they sail the announcement following the passing of the alaska tourism restoration act, which allows ships to skip once required stops in canadian ports while sailing between washington state and alaska. changes coming to some airlines as well. southwest airlines is bringing back coffee and alcohol to its flights on june 24th. their flights to hawaii will start selling beer and red wine and on july 14th. they'll serve beer, red and white wine, vodka and whiskey, but only on longer flights. well a new airline called breeze airways says it will begin flying passengers next week. breeze was created by the same person who started jetblue airways. the companies said today that it will start with short trips around the southeast. beginning may 27th and then expand other cities on the east coast and the midwest by late july. well new life for an old property. the port of redwood city has been reinventing

america. it is at number 31 virginia is that number one and alaska is at number 50 united airlines is giving travelers a chance to win a year of free flights to anywhere in the world. that it flies. there's a catch. it's only in exchange for getting vaccinated against covid-19 now frequent flyers in the airline's mileageplus program can upload their vaccine records to either the united mobile app or to the mobile web site start to the united website until june. 22nd and then on july first united is going to announce the 5 mileageplus members who want a year of travel both to themselves as well as a companion americans plane to get out camping this memorial day weekend may find it difficult to get a spot by themselves because global e-commerce company pattern says that consumer demand for camping tents this spring is up 97% compared to the same period a year ago it's up 85% from 2019. so consumers should really brace for what might be the busiest camping season ever. finally netflix is getting into the gaming. subscription service could be something similar to apple arcade reportedly they've earned. it

don, the chinese came to negotiate with the united states in alaska over a month ago, and one of the things that they led with to attack americafore the negotiations in an open session was america is divided, and they can't govern anymore, and they are not a global power anymore, and that should unite some republicans to vote for an independent thorough commission on the senate side so that we get to the bottom of what happened. we seek truth, and we seek justice in this opportunity, and we never let this happen to our people our capitol and our constitution again. i am hopeful. i'm skeptical and i'm hopeful. >> i feel you. i can't disagree with you. i am september cal, but hopeful, and what else? we have to be, and we have to keep moving the culture and the country in the right direction, and so we have to be hopeful in that way. thank you, ambassador. i will see you soon. >> thank you, don. all the best to you. >> thank you. >>> more legal problems for the president's family business and why the new york family business is looking at the taxes of trump org's cfo. with extra jalapeños. [doorbell rings] thanks, baby. yeah, we

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vaccinated staff and passengers from seattle to alaska with no pit stop in canada among the lines getting ready to welcome guests, carnival's holland america we've only been open a cup of days but i'd say the demand is exceeding our expectations, and we had a very robust weekend >> reporter: before setting sail cruise lines will have to get cdc approval and with less than two months to go they're working around the clock to ensure crew are fully vaccinated and ships are adequately staffed at a time when the trial sector is suffering from a shortage of workers. >> we're working now to staff up our ships. and part of what we're doing is committed to doing is vaccinating our crews. and so we're working with state officials and our courts to make sure we figure that process out. >> reporter: timing is of the essence. unlike florida or the caribbean, the alaskan cruise season is limited to just a couple months during the summer. >> alaska's cruise ship season is not like florida's. it is -- it is the month of june, july, august and if you're lucky a little bit ipsepn septe. >> reporter: sailings out of florida which accounts for 60% of cruises

america to seattle my exclusive with the mayor. how the nation's first covid epicenter reversed course to lead the charge for community immunity >>> and my conversation with the ceo of alaska airlines what he says about how much longer masks will be required on planes. >>> plus, the covid precautions to expect on planes, at hotels and theme parks this summer travel season >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt, across america reporting tonight from seattle. >>> good evening from seattle, a center of innovation and technology and a place having notable success in vaccinating its population what the mayor here told me about reaching community immunity in a few minutes. but first, there's breaking news as we come on the air. a cease-fire slated to be taking effect right now between israel and hamas after an 11-day-long conflict that left death, misery and flattened neighborhoods in gaza and traumatized israeli communities under a deadly barrage of daily rocket fire just a short time ago president biden applauding the truce and calling it an opportunity as the world holds its breath that the peace can take hold. richard engel is on the ground with late devel

americas by coming from russia. and so he actually tried to cross russia and go through come chatka and alaska to come down the coast, but he was stopped by catherine the great one of the great zarate zareen from russian history. andre new show was a french botanist and jefferson as a founding member of the american philosophical society and philadelphia. got enough support to try to get him to at least find the flora of the west and bring that knowledge back to his friends at the philosophical society. unfortunately all three of these expeditions do not reach their zenith nor they successful in the in the terms that jefferson had hoped. when you look at it a european depiction of north america in 1800, you see that the spanish have been quite active and along the california coast. there's some french and spanish communities throughout the south and southeast and then the the pink indicates areas established or settled by the british in the the colonies area. but jefferson's vision of this empire of liberty was very powerful. you know, he he may not have ever traveled west of the blue ridge mountains, but his mind c

america, but here's a fact. we need energy, all of the above energy. my state has it all. all the things i just mentioned -- oil, gas, renewables, we have an enormous amount that's in alaska. but here's the other fact. we produce these energy opportunities. we produce this energy in america with the higher environmental standard than any other place on the planet. that is a fact. that is a fact. so if we need energy -- which we do -- all of the above energy, which we do, we need to make sure we're producing it in the place with the highest standards, with the place that will employ american workers. by the way, energy jobs are great jobs. here's one other thing. look at the intel, you talk to people who know the region, the communist party, china, recognizes this comparative advantage and it scares the living daylights out of them because they are very energy dependent. and we have literally become through the hard work and ingenuity of so many in our great nation, energy independent. and, by the way, mr. president, not only has this helped our environment, it's helped with regard to greenhouse gas emissions. from 2005 to 2017, the united states reduced global, its greenho

to recover that, not the money, but the ability to conserve the people of america and the tourist industry in southeast alaskad the rest of the state of alaska. i'm quite excited about this piece of legislation and i do thank the house and the people that did not object to this legislation. i sincerely thank all of you for being part of an effort to solve a problem for our state. with that, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from missouri seek recognition? ms. bush: i ask unanimous consent to speak for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlelady is recognized for one minute. ms. bush: mr. speaker, st. louis and i rise today to wish a happy 25th birthday to michael brown jr. the last birthday that michael brown celebrated was his 18th. a celebration that was supposed to mark the beginning of his journey of adulthood, filled with years of joy and making music, caring for animals and spending time with those he loved. but just 81 days after his 18th birthday, michael was shot and killed by a police officer in our district. while i say that st. l

volume today royal in alaska, they'll be selling there, but good volume in the airlines delta and american have a good day. when will quiet le, big mess acentering, bank of america, all 52-week highs today. it's really on the reopening story. here's a group i isle bell you didn't think would you hitting new highs. >> reit index is at a new high, and. avalon, camden properties, those are two of the biggest apartment owners, and cbre, this is the old coldwell banker. it's a commercial t. and realogy holdingsle at a high gold has been doing nothing all year the last month it's just been roaring up. maybe some alternative place to say go with people who weren't happy with the bitcoin volatility right now, but we're right here a high for the year guys, thanks for you. >> let's talk about consumer conferred. it is still nearly as high as it has been since the pandemic began. as you see right there, up about a tenth of a percent and our next guest thinking the strong consumer will be pushing higher russ, welcome, good to have you with us. >> thanks, tyler >> it loose like there's a lot of pent-up demand is there anything in the way of this consumer rebound that you can

and it never came up in the alaska meeting i don't understand why they want to get the united states back into they ran deal, the obvious is not in the best interest of americavid situation back in december, you were with me on this program, you warned us because you wrote it in your op-ed that china is trying to biologically enhance its soldiers, this week chinese professor with close ties to the ccp declared this he said china defeated the united states, they one in a biological war in 2020. we also had news a couple of weeks ago from another reporter out of australia who said the idea of using a biological weapon was talked about five years before the pandemic occurred, what are your thoughts on all of this, by the way the global times has recommended that the ccp bomb l straw you, we know the global times for the chinese communist party, the ccp should bomb australia, australia has been one of the courageous countries the pushback and they want answers on covid and the origin. >> my thought on that, this is why i did something the dni's don't typically do or have never done when i rode op-ed last year saying china is our greatest national security threat

alaska airlines i flew last week airports are packed. this one does not rely on business travelers >> the man who threw half the team under the bus today has the last word. quick. >> bank of americahank you, scott and hi everybody. i'm kelly evans. here is what's ahead today monday's mega media merger two giants joining forces in an effort to take on the streaming kings. will the attempt to combine assets give them the upper hand or leave shareholders holding the bag. the market appears to be treating we'll look at what that means for stocks going forward

alaska airlines i flew last week airports are packed. this one does not rely on business travelers >> the man who threw half the team under the bus today has the last word. quick. >> bank of america >> thank you so much the exchange is next >>> thank you, scott and hi everybody. i'm kelly evans. here is what's ahead today monday's mega media merger two giants joining forces in an effort to take on the streaming kings. will the attempt to combine assets give them the upper hand or leave shareholders holding the bag. the market appears to be treating we'll look at what that means for stocks going forward >>> maybe that's constructive overall. the dow industrials off about 90 points you can see the s&p down about 1/2 of 1%. 13,313 level for the nasdaq composite off nearly 1% here the under performer. that back and forth between whether the nasdaq becomes an out or under performer continues to play on on the macro side of things, we're watching continued move higher for gold prices we're now over the last few weeks, several weeks about 10% higher than we were at the lows over the course to have last cup of months. watch the gold trade 1868 the last trade there. above its 200 day aver

you go back to two things, you go to alaska, secretary blinken and sullivan met with chinese and got a schooling how americads and took it because deep down they believe the lie. they don't believe we are the greatest nation of the world and have proud history and should stand up for it and they believe the chinese law that we have something to defend. also if you look at what's going on in hong kong, again, this is just symptomatic of the rest of our relationship where we are not raising concerns of the real problems. maria: no we are not. meanwhile you have secretary of state blinken that the administration is seeking additional $75 million in palestinian aid as a result of the conflict between israel and hamas. blinken announced to reopen consulate in jerusalem. your thoughts on policy of iran and release after abraham accords were put in. talk about what peace on a silver platter. that's what the trump administration handed the biden administration with the accords in the middle east. >> seems like biden and top aids want to make iran great again. really you see throughout policy, foreign and domestic,

house and senate it temporarily lifts the requirements that alaska cruise needs to make a stop in canada carnival, princess and holland americaushing back against a newly implemented clean air rule in california the state will require almost 90 of the ride hailing to take place in 90% electric vehicles they will try to incentive advise their drivers to buy and lease green cars we'll see where that debate goes becky? >> andrew, i was thinking about that that's a pretty big move you think that's a bigger deal or the contractor, you know, you can't treat these people as contractors, they're mployees. both of them are major impacts on when and if these companies can turn a profit with their businesses. >> huge. i think all of these become massive headwinds to the company and would they end up having to subsidize vehicles, how they would do that, what the cost is. there will be a move towards electric vehicle, no question. the question is how quickly that's going to happen again, you can see those companies already suggesting if 2030 is the deadline, that there should be public subsidies to get there. >> all right let's move on. t

alaska does not have any oil in it. they were wrong. that was politicized science to try to get people not to explore for energy in america based on fake science. can you help me briefly about making sure, keep it clay -- straight down the middle, we need to focus on climate change but also energy. having the world's national gas largest supplier benefited our country and the reduction of greenhouse gas enormously. that is science. some people don't want to say that. >> senator, you say it well. we have to be even keeled. politics does not have a place in science. where we have a problem, we need to look for all solutions. if confirmed, i can commit that i will bring that in protein -- approach encourage -- and encourage that approach. >> thank you. i look forward to supporting your confirmation. i think i am to fecteau chair. -- i think i am de facto chair. senator loomis is up next. >> can you hear me? >> yes. >> thank you so much. i appreciate it mr. chairman. i want to follow up on one of the things you are addressing just now. i want to expand it to rare earth and critical minerals. our supply chains is one of the most to be secur

alaska natives u.s. territories and associate states they will to public lands. this access is critical to wyoming and the west. it allows people to make a living from america's abundant natural resources. in wyoming that includes the ability to grace our livestock come to visit our national parks in the traditional and renewable energy supplies. his experience at the department of interior is extensive. he served in important leadership role roles at te department during the obama administration. as an attorney in private practice he handled matters relating to the department including conventional and renewable energy and environmental litigation. as the son of the worker in the proto-bait will fill in the north slope of alaska he has the first-hand appreciation of the benefits that energy production on public lands affords to millions of americans. his background and experience qualify him to serve as deputy secretary of the interior. what concerned is a biden administration's opposition to responsible resource development. and the administration first when days it's unleashed a barrage of executive actions the threatened to destroy the leibniz of oil, nat

ships, and that has america's last frontier clinging to the hope those ships enter its harbor before it's too late. there are some signs of life here for tourists flying into alaskacts it to make up for the loss, neil, of those cruise customers for businesses all around the state. again, because of this issue with canada, it doesn't look like they're coming back anytime soon. neil: just amazing. as you anticipated, it's just a stun -- anticipated, it's just -- indicated, it's just a stunning state, and people are missing out on it. connell, thank you. that report was excellent. connell in seward, alaska. your entree to that whole region and right now frozen, stopped. >>> in the meantime, we've got kennedy with us, she's looking at developments like this and a nation still shut down in some areas. i also think of you, some are changing quickly and reopening. others like the cruise industry not so fast, in alaska not at all. what a mess, you know? >> it is a mess. and i, you know, i'm sitting there watching that beautiful pictures from connell, by the way, great reporting, and i'm trying to figure out what is the cruise ship equivalent of what restaurants have been

alaska natives u.s. territories and associate states they will to public lands. this access is critical to wyoming and the west. it allows people to make a living from america's abundant natural resources. in wyoming that includes the ability to grace our livestock come to visit our national parks in the traditional and renewable energy supplies. his experience at the department of interior is extensive. he served in important leadership role roles at te department during the obama administration. as an attorney in private practice he handled matters relating to the department including conventional and renewable energy and environmental litigation. as the son of the worker in the proto-bait will fill in the north slope of alaska he has the first-hand appreciation of the benefits that energy production on public lands affords to millions of americans. his background and experience qualify him to serve as deputy secretary of the interior. what concerned is a biden administration's opposition to responsible resource development. and the administration first when days it's unleashed a barrage of executive actions the threatened to destroy the leibniz of oil, nat

alaska is a sidebar. susan: that is u.s. itinerary there. stuart: i take it all back. the stock is up 2%. >>> i think this is for you, "wall street journal" says b-of-a, bank of america, were overworked didn't have time to eat or shower? bank of america, merrill lynch bans the calls, sparing junior bankers from making cold calls. the kid gloves are on. so that means all they have to do is go through either the b-of-a referral link or linkedin. i didn't know this was a such a tortuous event for cold calls for young bank is. stuart: have you ever made cold calls? susan: of course i have. we're journalists that is it what we are supposed to do. stuart: this is different from getting a sales customer, signing them up for asking, for information. susan: trying to get a lead on a story is difficult. stuart: have you ever made a cold call to a potential customer for a financial company stuart: no. susan: research analyst first few months in my university days. we did. i didn't enjoy it. most people would manage up or be rude. stuart: how many cold calls you made trying to signed up customer did you actually get a customer? susan: not many. are you trying to say i'm not a gre

america. now after a long year of hunkering down. late-night walks, softball, yard work, gatherings. if you're watching, if you have never been to alaska, it's a great time to be in alaska. i urge everyone in the gallery, at home, come on up to alaska. you may have seen some of the action on the senate floor a couple of minutes ago. it's looking more and more like we're going to have a -- hopefully at least a part of a cruise season, but we are welcoming everybody to come to alaska this summer. you will love it. heck, you can even get vaccinate ed if your state's not doing that for you, so come on up. but we all know, madam president, what makes the state truly great is not the hours of sun it gets or its salmon-choked streams and rivers, or the magnificent wildlife, moose, bear, caribou, the soaring mountains, all of which, of course, in alaska we have in spades. nothing makes our communities, our state, our country strong like the people who live in our communities, and none are perhaps more important to community strength and cohesion than our brave first responders. who wake up every day determined to protect others. i know there i