off the embark to daryl so were really excited about. where are your own homeport for cruises to alaska mexico and hawaii and 39 of the 75 bookings for 2014 our home port calls good that about 52%. 33 of which are offered by princess gould. so princess cruise it continues to be our largest clients. so, the cruise industry is really important part of the port strategy including maritime recreation and transportation which we value very much and looking forward to the inauguration of the james r herman cruise terminal at pier 27 in september. we are looking forward to breaking to 300,000 passenger mark. so onward and upward. they said and i want to thank in particular, your daily and michael nuñez commissioner adams, and members of the ilwu been traveling around pressing hard to witness more business and it seems to be coming to fruition. it takes a long lead time given that the cruise ships booked out almost 18 months in advance. soak your marketing today 18 months before you'll see the 1st of your lip fruits of your labor but clearly paying off and could not be more proud of everyone's effort

the migration of gray whales from the waters off mexico to alaska's bering sea. in between a chance for a closeup view of thousands of whales and their calves. and this year in california that view is closer than usual. we get more tonight from nbc's mike taibbi. >> reporter: even by the standards of the whale-rich california coastline, this was something. a gray whale venturing just yards from shore. a hot day with swimmers in the water, and neither they or the visitors seeming unhappy with the encounter. >> they started hanging out with the people and swimming next to them. it was insane. >> reporter: by one estimate, more than 11,000 gray whales make the trip from alaska in the fall down to bah dia california and back. there are occasional killer whales, blues, and humpbacks too. but the grays are the dependable show. doing the backstroke for this excursion boat in january. and often traveling in groups. calves and the odd dolphin in tow. this time so close to shore. >> i've never seen it with the swimmers. not next to them like that. that was the first time.

they left the warm water in mexico, headed up to alaska. they travel close to shore where the water is shallower so they are safer from predators. >> pretty special when you get to see those. >> weather like this? >> beautiful. >> meteorologist paul deanno is trying to beat the hit in san francisco r. you being successful, paul. >> reporter: we are beating the heat. yes. we had an afternoon seabreeze kick in. temperatures going from the upper 80s and low 90s down to the low 80s. a great spot on any day, regard whether he is of the weather. in july, it will be 60 and foggy. today, we have warm. we have sunny. we have a beautiful shot out here son san francisco bay. we have the kite surfers. we have just a lot of activity going on. this spot coming alive on a beautiful 80-degree and sunny afternoon. look at the. the it is not that comfortable in much of the be. consider yourself lucky today. we're at 79 near the water and in downtown san francisco. 93 in san jose. livermore 93 degrees. san bruno 91. oakland 91. santa rosa 90 degrees. it is ho

reviews a century are not so onerous as to allow us to permanently deprive the people of new mexico, alaska of an important discussion of how the lands are managed. i'd also like to add again, the people have that private property in the area that mr. bishop talked about. the navy said that would be awkward for them. i urge my colleagues to support my amendment and prevent this unnecessary land giveaway. and rye yield back. >> is there further debate on the amendment? >> the gentleman from virginia. >> mr. chairman, i rise in opposition to the amendment. again i want to go back to earlier discussions. this really is about making sure that d.o.d. has that input on these contiguous lands. remember, we have issues of encroachment. we have issues of conflict of use. d.o.o.'s in the best position to do that. they do an extraordinary job of managing these lands. making sure that they are upfront about what operations go on these bases to make sure, again, that there aren't issues that extend out of that. i think that they're in the best position also to look at where security issues may come up.

that trough of low pressure ushers in the cold air from the gulf of mexico of alaska.well not too far away, just a few more days, 80s saturday and sunday. ,,,,,, >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it is monday, may 5th, 2014. welcome back to "cbs this morning." more real news ahead, including a deadly wildfire in oklahoma, and twitter ceo dick costolo is here to announce a new alliance with amazon. but first, here's a look at today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >> that wind is whipping up those flames. there have been more than a thousand people evacuated here. >> 25 people were injured when the platform supporting the performers let go. >> the pilot was on his third attempt at the acrobatic maneuver when is plane hit the ground. there were no spectators injured. >> they were ratcheting up and both sides are now talking about this as a war. >> you look at all these rheumatic cancer treatments. they always help the mice. will it translate to humans? the true answer is we just don't know. >> only on "cbs this morning" new video of a cop killer who terrorized californ

divide over the attempt to clean up the bay, why would sedates as far away from alaska want to stop it? >> drug wars in mexico >> this guy saw someone they suspect and they just went after them >> now vigilantes have joined the fight >> i don't want to do this... >> is it a popular uprising? or a new wave of violence? >> fault lines... al jazeera america's hard hitting... >> they're locking the door... ground breaking... >> we have to get out of here... truth seeking... award winning documentary series mexico's vigilante state only on al jazeera america >> welcome back. now a snapshot of stories make headlines on "america tonight." investigators in queens, new york are trying to figure out what caused a subway train to derail. filled with 1,000 passengers when it suddenly jumped the tracks. >>> police in minnesota say they have foiled a teen's laboratory and potentially deadly plot to, quote, kill as many as possible. the teen now identified as john leddoux, allegedly tried to set off bombs, bomb making equipment as well as a cache ever weapons inside his home. >>> the cdc says mers has turned up in the u.s.

include mexico or canada or alaska? we are a net exporter already of natural gas and we do lng off the kenai peninsula. importing create >> we are importing today. you're not in that x order but we are pushed to become one. >> what was the timeframe on that? >> as our exports -- it is hard to predict that. i 2013 which is the prediction myt dia has, i will let colleague address that. as we get permits, they have to decisions have to be made to sell it. words do you anticipate will be constructed? >> i cannot really say. >> give me her best guess. you are -- give me your best guess. all, the terminal is being built right now. in terms of making predictions about what will happen subsequently, my experience is that i came to this job, i spent 11 years at chevron before i came to government. i worked on this one it was an lng importd alan terminal. going to demur from giving a numeric total. energy -- have seven permits out there. 24 pending. do you think we will build 31 terminals? >> i do not think 31 will be billed. --

they have left those nice, warm birthing water are also down in mexico and headed up to the feeding grounds in alaska. during the migration, these grays do travel pretty close to shore most of the time because the water is shallower. that makes them safer from predators such as the orka whales. as warm as it is going to be tomorrow, a good beach day could prove to be good whale- watchling weather if they get that close to shore. just beautiful. >> yeah. they are. >> chopper 5 got a great look. >> mesmerizing. i love them. allen, thanks. >>> our meteorologist paw deanno is at cristofissy field in san friday this afternoon. any whales go by? two-legged whales. >> reporter: no. i see a lot of runners. very polarizing weather. talked to anyone about the heat. they either love it or they cannot stand it because they don't have air conditioning in their house in the city. they are like when does the cold stuff come back. well, here, we have the perfect blend. on shore flow. it is a fantastic evening out here. alcatraz over my shoulder. beautiful evening in san francisco. after a record high of 90 degrees.

alaska you're losing that cooler air. >> you're ready for that.we are ready for that. >> which byrd is on that. >> which byrd is on mexico's. jim's hair is perfect. so's his serve, and his mandarin [speaking mandarin] xieúxieú, hou chiú but like up to 90% of americans, jim falls short in getting important nutrients from food alone. making jim more like us. add one a day multivitamins, rich in key nutrients you may need. good afternoon. >>4-4-8 here we go with the fireball. it is 3. >>time for the pick for4 games. hope you have a wonderful start to the week. pick4 >>here is the fireball. 0 lucky day lotto 200,000 dollars. let's ee is see if you are celebrating after this game. >>mega millions 92 million dollars. have a glorious million dollars. have a glorious afternoon. marge: you know, there's a more enjoyable way to get your fiber. try phillips fiber good gummies. they're delicious, and an excellent source of fiber to help support regularity. wife: mmmm husband: these are good! marge: the tasty side of fiber. from phillips. let's see what you got? rv -- covered. why would you pay for a hotel? i never do. motorcycles -- c

would you include canada, mexico in the peninsula of alaska in that we are not exporting natural gas? >> i would say lng of the ones that we have equipped in this process and the pipelines to canada and the region. >> we are an exporter already and we do offer at the peninsula at this point, we are exporting, not importing. >> we are not an exporter yet but we are poised to become one big >> what is the timeframe on that? >> i think as the exports -- it's hard to predict that. 2018 is the prediction they have for becoming the next exporter, and i would like my colleague address that. i think it's important to say as we get permits for the department of energy they have to be built in the decision to be able to sell it. >> we mentioned the amount that we've already permitted. how many exports on those do you anticipate will actually be constructive? >> i can't really say mr. chairman. >> gives us your best guess. what is your best guess on how you think it would be built. >> i would say a couple things mr. chairman. first of all, certainly it is being built right now. in terms of makin

mexico, and drug abuse in indian country is a significant problem. according to a samhsa survey, the rate of nonmedical use of prescription drugs among american indian or alaska native adolescents was almost twice the national rate. during fiscal years 2006 and 2009, the high intensity drug trafficking areas program provided a small amount of discretionary funding for a native american program to combat drug trafficking on tribal lands. is this something you'd be willing to consider as director? >> sure. we've been significantly concerned in terms of substance use and particularly this issue on tribal lands. we've been working with the indian health service to increase capacity. we've gotten great cooperation from the indian health services in making sure all their prescribers are appropriately trained on safe prescribing. so we've got great coordination with that, but we're also working and we will continue to work about how we might look at discretionary dollars to focus on that population. >> thank you very much. and that's a perfect, i think, collaboration between the indian health service and you to move this whole issue forward. thank you very much, mad

mexico with three firearms and am munition. >>> the ntsb investigating another close call. this one a near collision over anchorage, alaska. it happened on tuesday involving an alaskan airlines flight and cargo plane. investigators say air traffic controllers asked the alaska airlines flight to avoid the cargo plane but both planes veered in the same direction coming within a quarter mile of one another. this is the fifth incident we've learned about in the past two weeks. >>> no shortage of groups interested in buying the los angeles clippers. cnn has learned there's as many as five bidders with offers said to be as high as $2 billion. the team's beleaguered owner, donald sterling, claims the nba is violating his constitutional rights by trying to force a sale. his attorney says sterling will, flight, quote, to the bloody end to keep the team. nba owners will meet next week to volt on ousting sterling for racist remarks. >>> let's talk weather because it is friday eve, very important day. indra petersons is keeping track. >> you stealing my line, michaela? >> i debate on that. >> california. >> it's a california thing. >>

, alaska, arizona, california, colorado, connecticut, delaware, hawaii, illinois, kentucky, maine, maryland, massachusetts, michigan, mississippi, montana, nevada, new hampshire, new jersey, new mexico oregon, rhode island, utah and vermont, wisconsin, and washington,s withals with the district of columbia all have some form of medical marijuana law on the books. of course this means that these states allow their residents to engage in activity that are prohibited by the federal government. to be exact, there are already 26 states who recommend the medical use of marijuana or its derivatives and many more states are expected to take this step and do the same thing in the near future. listed ly, the states a democrat or epublican issue. the legislators and their residents all have recognized the same reality. and that is the potential medical benefits of marijuana, marijuana's derivatives and we lieve that these derivatives and the benefits of marijuana should not be denied to their people. unfortunately, however, the federal government continues to list marijuana and its derivatives as a schedule one substance, putting it in the same category as heroin, l.s.d. and other hard drugs.