air space. >> the sun's hitting on anchorage.ngs have the reflections. probably the prettiest night we have ever seen when flying. >> suddenly, the plane's engine dies. >> we look over at mark, looks at me, that's not right. immediately, we start dropping and that elevator feeling, you know. >> the pilot scrambles to get the motor started. seconds later, the engine starts up. >> once he got the plane going again, it was happy times with me. >> but the happy times don't last. before the brothers can relax, the motor cuts out again. >> you just keep hoping get it started, come on, man, just get it started. he looked a little frantic up there. >> this time, the pilot can't restart the engine. >> i can see the color car, i could see people walking on the sidewalk down there. get it started. desperation set in at that point. come on, get it going, get it going. >> like on cue, i'm looking out the window, looking out here and we look toward each other, oh, it was just identical. we said we are -- that was our last parting words to each

he contacted the emergency room there in anchorage and the e.r. folks said look, you've got to get this guy to an ophthalmologist as soon as you possibly can in order to preserve as much of his eyesight as possible. as i mentioned not only does king cove not have a doctor, they don't have any kind of an eye specialist. the nearest ophthalmologist is in anchorage, more than 600 miles away. the p.a., k.d. eebee did what health professionals at the clinic always do in an emergency like this. she calls for help to the coast guard. she begs the coast guard to come. coast guard says they'll come but they can't come now. they can't chance the weather to get in there. they're not going to risk a pilot and his crew to get in to this situation where you unnecessarily put even more lives at risk. so they said, look, we're going to have to wait until the conditions improve and the winds die down. so the physician's assistant trao*eus -- tries to stabilize the physician, manage his pain as best she can and basically she just waits, holding the hand of a man an

a few years ago i went to a plan school why am a learning this stuff now in graduate school the anchorage person doesn't realize they can come to appeal the decisions when they think not that the person's who can't do their job ass but mike, i think what went wrong with the cat gun control decision to exempt the program many of those have been discussed but one effects me more than one the details to muni so since the valley is close i believe the shuttle has been going down the street and it gets stops behind the muni that's happening all over the city. we're hanging out in the middle of traffic so the busses can get around i think it makes sense to do a full environmental review >> thank you. i want to welcome back former supervisor aaron and mr. president, and members of the board of supervisors i think i testified on another sequa issue relative to the america's cup. i have been intimidating involved with sequa and have had the pleasure of adjusting over a one hundred of those matters it's abundantly clear to me that this project is not exempt if sequa. i don't think that in the 8 yea

noticed especially those dual emergence program grow at a rate that is xhicht be with the state anchorage the lines track each other so the e ls are growing faster than the e ls in other pathways. this graft is for latino e l and the consistent pattern brown brown above the state overcame is for two pathways so the latino e l while the tyrannical is reversed they're growing slower and finally for the which they think so regardless of the pathway the chinese e ls are growing substantially above the state level and the proficiency is around 350 in math i mean in many of the pathway their scoring in the advanced ranges in all grades. we see that simply that is in the english pathway and the download emergence pathway their tracking with the state average of the infusion, of course. >> so how it it if you're using those finding i'm going to talk about the data part and christen will tell us about the program. when it comes to the data we are making more detailed information for our schools we're not only able to track the e l but able to talk about the comparison group within the school and t

the california urban search and rescue task force finished in anchorage, alaska. they are going to be there 14 days. >>> still ahead, a plan that could put bay area students near sex offenders and the big concerns it is bringing. >>> oakland rolls out the welcome back. the city's new plan to get visitors to stop by and one major challenge if they do. >> we have had two dry days in a row but that is about to end for some of us. the doppler is showing some heavy showers offshore. how long will it stick around? we have that next. there's a plan to put it rit across the street from a pa office in oakland. >> a new bay area school could put kids in close contact with sex offenders. there is plans to put it next to a parole office in oakland. administrators have been planning the move to this business park complex for years. they called it an ideal location until they recently learned it was near the parole office. about 50 parolees come here everydayment some of them sex offenders. >> we found this out. we are glad we found it out. we are moving forward. >> for now, th

menlo park's elite urban search- and-rescue task force just finished exercises up in anchorage-alaska and will head to oso, washington, to help with the mud slide disaster that has killed 30 people. the 20-man group will be there for 10 to 14 days. >>> developing news on bart delays. it's been a rough commute all morning and the problems are not solved yet. trains are running 15 to 20 minutes late because of what's described as an equipment failure in the transbay tube. riders are running out of patience even at this hour. >>> it was slow this morning. >> pretty frustrating. >> crews are still working on fixing the problem. until it's fixed, trains run on manual mode which is causing the slowdowns. people at the 12th and lake merritt stations are now being rerouted. >>> got a live look outside showing the sun in some areas. should get better by later this afternoon. a different story down in the south bay. take a look at this. pretty good cell moving through the past hour leaving raindrops on our tower cam there. earlier this morning the rain came in heavy too catching many early-morn

we had a women's summit in anchorage, alaska, back in september. i had worked with a former colleague in the state legislature to host a summit designed to really look at many of the issues that women face in alaska, whether it's pay disparity, issues as they relate to child care affordability, access to health care, so many of the issues and concerns tha that -- that women all over the country deal with as they are dealing in their day-to-day. and we relied on a -- a study that the legislative research services from the legislature had prepared, and a portion of that research tried to drill down into some of the pay disparities that we have in the state. in 2010, our state department of labor reported a wage gap of 67 cents, 33%. and this statistic is different than the overall national averages because in that review that was conducted by legislative research, it included part-time as well as full-time workers and our part-time workers just generally received lowered salaries so that one reason for the -- received lower salaries so that's one rea

the accident happened near the town of bethel, about 425 miles west of anchorage. officials say the cessna caravan was on a training flight with two pilots onboard when it went down. there is no word on survivors. >>> prosecutors have begun cross-examining oscar pistorius. yesterday, he broke down in sobs when he described the night his girlfriend was killed. abc's matt gutman is there. >> reporter: oscar pistorius, describing for the first time publicly, the chilling moment he realized he killed his girlfriend, the reality star reeva steenkamp. >> i sat over reeva and i cried. i don't know how long i stood there for. >> reporter: when the words stopped, the sobbing began. >> she wasn't breathing. >> reporter: the judge abruptly leaving the courtroom. but his howls only intensified. in earlier testimony, he said, he headed to bed harmoniously with steenkamp that night, waking up to what he says he thought were intruders. >> the first thing that that ran through my mind was that i needed to arm myself. that i needed to protect reeva and i. that i needed to get my gu

this one shows the regular full moon and then the blood moon and then patrick up in anchorage, alaskaosted this picture capturing the eclipse. you can see mars there in the backyard. >>> tax day is here. why you probably won't see the usual mad dash, though, to the post office. >>> and for one day only, google glass is on sale to the public but there are a few restrictions on who can buy them. >>> a bit of a see saw for stocks today. early gains coca-cola and johnson & johnson doing well with positive reports for investors. home builder stocks fell after a survey shows the industry's confidence in the housing market remains low. taking a live look at the big board, the dow is up 73. the nasdaq is up 12 and the s&p up 11. >>> people who have been waiting to buy google glass are finally getting their chages to own the where eabl technology but for just one day only. today google is offering the public a chance to buy the google glass online. but it's gonna cost $1500. also you have to be a u.s. resident with a u.s. shipping address and you have to be at least 18. google promises to ship

if we haven't accident is clear from the upper deck of the bay bridge westbound near the anchorage anotherear 101 back up almost over to 82 in your ride to 101 north bound is jammed into the city because of a crash on the lower deck of the bay bridge. leading east bound. >>: here stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >>: oakland dumping an amnesty days are over for now. however you're looking at video you'll only see on kron4 of people in the act of illegally dumping in oakland. the video was captured on itself on. where they dumped it is even more disturbing. it is for one of the wrong dumpsters was placed. that's not the only place. in 56 international with this monster once was an someone dumped more trash which understandably upset the neighbors. not all locations fare as badly. the salmon and trout still claimed however around the corner there's been more illegal dumping at these and the stuff to sitting in the street. but the truth is it's not just at the location setup by the city. there is a systemic problem with illegal dumpers profiting off of oakland. and you're

detected a week ago at kingston said the dpi to the analysis has shown that almost certainly come from anchorage man made souls he's been advised caution saying the and following analysis could now potentially take a long time as my precise location has been ascertained. back to business the spring the scenes of the eye and then went into national lottery fund and world bank have wrapped up. finance minister sent a bag of nerves and the comments gathered in washington to discuss how to sustain growth and advanced finance reforms. she seemed as well. deputy managing director tend to listen attentively to look at those attending any of that growth is still unstable and financial markets face potential risks. this constant country club like on me. johansson said the slowdown is so imagine my kids are still clinging to the us as i'm going to imprint of the stimulus measures solution on tuesday which generally speaking you to make our economic fundamentals us all that emerging markets could maintain health the government next six to twelve months. for those countries we can beat fiscal deficits in in

and that trend is continuing we've seen in the anchorage because the canyons. aniston is that hunting is part of the major means of protection closed down. and our take on income tax. and on the camera saying goes up. of course the two nd stand shoulder to combat it makes sense also surely then the standing by for a snapshot to a friends and old friends good enough entities like it's going to the right direction what effect a dividend for the hard pressed taxpayer then. go to brush her. ok things are going pretty well so far a quarter of the year is gone and the government of the force of a billion more in tax revenue than they filled the top of his time and also held on to her strengths for the psyche as well that and spend as much as they were planning to walk the talk of health which is a little bit over but no surprises there either. so yet so far so forth but the queue up the rest of the year combined. before the caboolture community position to decide where they could do with the tax cuts and don't forget to even go to bolton more money than they thought

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we have a construction project along eastbound direction between anchorage and the tower the lates are until 5:00 this morning and slow for the cone zone as we look at drive time traffic. a look at san mateo bridge across the water from hair to foster city looking empty at this hour. >> happening today, bart riders can get a tour of the rail car of the future, the first of ten show and tell events over the next few weeks but critics are speaking out about shortcomings in the cars. amy? >> people with disabilities are concerned. they do not thing the new trains have enough accessibility. that is the feedback bart wants to hear. this is the new train car. we have a picture of the exterior, and video of the inside provided to us by bart the today you can see the train car for yourself. bart, today, is kicking off a tour showing off the new train car and asking people what they think. if you would like to see it today we have the information to plan your day around this at the unveiling at 11:00 and you can watch through at 11 10:00 -- 11 :30 until this evening. they will include a train s

as you guys were discussing, this is a flaw in the anchorage and software. this is two thirds of the internet's websites. it is open source software. it is community developed. that the bug has been around for two years raises interesting questions about who knew about it before. >> is this a victory for open source? because for many people were ?ooking for the problem or is this a failure of open source because people were using this essentially for free? >> i would not say either one of those. one of the things you need to technologies like these are out there all the time. it does not make you better or worse if it takes you to do years to find it. they are exploitables have not found fixes for. one of the nice things about crowd open source is you do have people looking at the source code to find this. however, like the previous comments are said, you do not know who wall seeing this -- who last twothis in the years actually exploited this. >> let's talk about who is seeing this. jordan, you put together some good visuals of what the information looks li

and a lot of people are posting and she also posted this on our facebook page and check this out, anchoragelaska. here it is. so as you can see this topic is making people talk all across the country. and i am guessing yes, that is marsh up -- mars up there. >> you are so smart. >>> time now 5:41, today marks a sad anniversary in boston. >> [inaudible] >> it has been one year since two bombs killed three people, how the victims and the first responders will be hand norred. >> temperature cool a affect it here in the bay area. >>> good morning traffic is looking good on bay point but it is a little bit slow as you drive through pittsburgh and beyond more of your east bay commute and drive times. >>> a lot of low clouds in place and a cooler tuesday but there is going to be sunshine today and we'll see how it impactels temperatures going forward. . >>> it was reported at the gabriel parkings she said she met with rodriguez in downtown. he mentioned getting her a job where he worked. after a couple of drinks, the two walked to the park where she says he assaulted her and they then walked to a

aboard the ussas anchorage yesterday when he got the phone calls updating him on what had happened. troubling.cularly it is a challenge for secretary hagel and the department. violence in these installations have become a real problem. >> any idea how the secretary will respond to it? >> he stated yesterday he needed to get more facts before deciding. but something is not working here that we have this kind of violence at a place like fort hood and there will be changes. but he says that he really was to see where the investigation goes. >> he will sit down with secretary hagel later today. i imagine the ukraine crisis is also going to be a part of that discussion. >> or sure, mark. we have a lot to talk to secretary hagel about. budget, the whole ukraine crisis, these are all topics we will talk about with secretary hagel, including what happened in fort hood and this trip to asia and what it means for u.s. at -- u.s. military policy going forward. traveling with secretary of state chuck hagel, peter, thank you. fromll have excerpts peter's exclusive interview with defense secretar

. >> our next baby of the week is born in anchorage, alaska, on february 21st.ria christine hubers and her mom stephanie offers this advice to new parents. when the days and nights are difficult, remind yourself that your little one is a blessing and so true. >> now to a baby born in newark, delaware, towuan raymond mallory, born on march 24th. his mom calls him a miracle baby because doctors told her she would never be able to have children. >> and the last johnson's baby of the week is lauren elizabeth armfield. she was born in kickland, washington on february 19. her parents say their little girl developed a very special bond with their 15-year-old blind family cat named jake. the two love to snuggle. >> sweet. >> if you want to submit your baby to be a johnson's baby of the week, all the details are on klgandhoda.com. >>> all right, time to celebrate the lent bunny. >> the gold bunny celebrity auction. we signed these several years in a row. it is for the annual lint gold bunny celebrity auction. 90 other people participated, kelly clarkson, owen wilson, set

we have construction eastbound side of bay bridge between anchorage and the tower with cones picked up as we speak. we have construction out there until this time and 80 westbound from highway four to the maze is 16 minutes and westbound bay bridge is eight minutes and 101 southbound from san francisco to sfo is ten minutes with in delays at our area airports. >> happening today, san francisco city hers will announce the plan to deal with sunday's holiday, not easter but the unofficial marijuana fueled occasion. matt keller is at golden gate park. the city is cracking down, matt? >> yes, they are. san francisco hers are trying to put a stop to this party before it gets started. last area, they created a huge mess to clean up with 15,000 people gathered last year for the event. city welcomeers say the clean up was the worst ever for the annual gathering with five tons of track and $10,000 in damage. the extra people in the city and spending money for the marijuana celebration will make up for the thousands it costs to encolor up but hers say the 420 participants should get the proper pe

patrick in anchorage alaska posted this one. it captures the eclipse and the planet mars there in the forecast. a lot of folks gathered in oakland to try to get a glimpse at a rare event. i live not far from there. unfortunately by the time i got home the fog had moved in right as the eclipse was happening. i couldn't see anything from my house. last night's eclipse is the first of a series of four over the next two years. >>> using the web to rent out your home may soon become legal. >>> up next the strings attached to new legislation introduced in one bay area city. >>> one year after the boston bombings, the bay area gets thousands of the dollars to protect the bay area. >>> then we reported on the ongoing concerns about sexual violence at uc berkeley. the unusual steps two congresswomen are taking tonight to intervene. these stories and much more coming up in less than 10 minutes at 6:00. >>> it could soon be legal for people who live in san francisco to lease out their homes on websites such as brb. only if the person putti

but it was 50 years ago today that the big earthquake, 9.2 on the richter scale, hit anchorage.ing on. we've got a lot of headlines for you. let's start running you through all the ones we have. >>> the obama administration again delaying its decision whether to proceed with the controversial keystone xl oil pipeline to allow more time, yes, more time for review. this means a decision may not come until after the midterm elections in november. oh, yes

but it was 50 years ago today that the big earthquake, 9.2 on the richter scale, hit anchorage. something is going on. we've got a lot of headlines for you. let's start running you through all the ones we have. >>> the obama administration again delaying its decision whether to proceed with the controversial keystone xl oil pipeline to allow more time, yes, more time for review. this means a decision may not come until after the midterm elections in november. oh, yes david: "wall street journal" saying selloff in big tech names like google badly hurt the hedge funds them in negative basis so far for the year. liz: time warner communications and comcast begun selling after assets worth $20 billion to charter communication, who was in the running of the for time warner cable to release tensions about the planned merger. david: calpine says the deal will enable it to focus on the wholesale power markets and better align its asset base. >> the labor department says more than 2/3 of states reporting job gains last month. this is good news and a new sign the labor market is improving.

were using them as part of a training exercise for bomb-sniffing dogs at ted stevens airport in anchorage. the explosives were still attached to the rental car when a customer drove off with the car. official say they eventually tracked it down and the driver was said to be not hurt. >>> fox urgent now. the u.s. is sending hundreds of troops to countries along russia's western border in response to the crisis in ukraine. that's the word moments ago from the pentagon. it says 600 soldiers will conduct training exercises over the course of another week in poland, lithuania, latvia and estonia. they say troops will begin arriving in poland tomorrow. vice president joe biden met with the acting prime minister in kiev today, warning russia will face further isolation if it promotes more instability in ukraine. >> we call on russia to stop supporting men, hiding behind masks in unmarked uniforms, sewing unrest in eastern ukraine. >> the u.s. will give ukraine's government another $50 million in aid to help stabilize the country, we already guaranteed $1 billion in loans for ukraine and we've gi

the california urban search-and- rescue task force just finished exercises in anchorage, alaska. the 20-man support team made of team members from across the country are headed to washington. two of them are from menlo park. they will be there for 10 to 14 days. >>> and developing in texas, experts say the fort hood army specialist who killed three fellow soldiers may have been planning the attack. as omar villafranca reports, the suspect may also have been dealing with a recent death of his mother and grandmother. >> reporter: 34-year-old ivan lopez served four months in iraq as a truck driver but didn't see any combat. upon his return home, he reported a traumatic brain injury and sought treatment for anxiety and depression. but officials say it may have been an argument at fort hood that set him off. >> may have been a verbal altercation with another soldier or soldiers and there is a strong possibility that that in fact immediately preceded the shooting. >> reporter: authorities say lopez fired shots in two buildings on post and from a vehicle using a .45-caliber semi-automat

. >> at a special ceremony in anchorage, he receives a stainless steel dog bowl with the state trooperwell as doggie treats. >> buddy saved us, i would say. buddy saved our home. it was just a miracle. >> he'll always be there for me and i'll always be there for him. >> and for trooper shanigan who is now buddy's pal, honoring him means a great deal. >> i think that our animal companions do deserve a lot of credit for many of the things they do every day. for the heinrich family for their own dog to step up and do something that people rarely get to experience but i think was fortunate enough to be caught on a camera. >>> this example of heroism should open our eyes -- >> if buddy proves dogs can be heroes, winston proves dogs will be dogs. the 2-year-old pit bull mix is caught on camera chomping away on the bumper of a chattanooga, tennessee police car. >> this almost has his whole bumper ripped off. >>> on march 14th, 2010, the naughty winston unlocks the gate from his home and ends up here where he discovers a new doggie treat. the police tried prying loose the 80-pound dog by movin

the california urban search-and- rescue task force just finished exercises in anchorage, alaska. now members are headed to washington. they will be there for 10 to 14 days, some of them from menlo park. >>> and as crews continue to search for survivors, new documents show that over a decade ago, local officials considered buying up homes to protect owners from such a disaster. the county instead built a huge log wall to shore up the base of the unstable hillside. that hillside eventually gave way leveling the entire community and killing 30 people. >>> happening today, the search intensified for the missing jetliner from malaysia. australia's prime minister told crews it probably is the most difficult search that's ever been mounted. two ships with sophisticated equipment began search today today listening for the black boxes. >>> a quake east of yountville comes as two dozen west coast lawmakers are calling for funding for a quake warning system. last weekend a 5.1 quake hit los angeles leaving damage and homes read tagged in southern california but no injuries reported. >>> aro

he spoke to reporters on board the uss "anchorage" in honolulu. >> it's a terrible tragedy, we know that. we know there are casualties, both people killed and injured and injured. it's still under investigation our military has it as well as law enforcement. >> and texas governor rick perry released this statement shortly after the shooting "today fort hood was once again stricken by tragedy as texans, our first priority, must be caring for the victims and their families. fort hood has proven its resilience before and will again. texas will support those efforts in any way we can with any resources necessary. the thoughts and prayers of all texans are with everyone affected by this tragedy." dr. paula bloom is a clinical psychologist and a blogger for the huffington post. she joins us now right here in atlanta. paula, good to speak with you. army officials said the gunman was suffering from -- or complained of suffering from a traumatic brain injury which he receive during his time in iraq, he's been treated for depression and anxiety. given all of that, what does that say to you about w

byrne, overstock.com ceo is in anchorage, alaska. gentleman, scholar, great business leader.roles, patrick. >> well there, is couple reasons. i'm up here in alaska, having kind of a conversion experience in the last week. i'm heli skiing every day and thinking, you know? why don't i do more of this in high life. this is the number one "national geographic," named it number one small ski town in america. it is considered, i think powder magazine calls it number four ski resort in the world. it is coolest place. i'm up here heli skiing, thinking about myself last is a years. i essentially had three jobs within the firm -- 15 years. chairman, ceo, shadow president or vice president or spd. i'm running around fixing things. now we have a wonderful compliment of roster of people who can do all their jobs better than i can do them. we have a wonderful fellow i think will be the next governor of utah, fellow jonathan johnson, who will move become chairman and take those duties from me. i have a wonderful colleague, stormy simon, who i mentioned walke street for a temp job 12 years a

was in a part of the reason of the to a member of rule i think that has passed i would very much anchorage -- encouraged to sign a petition that went to the administrative conference to get the sun shine in a government law removed and unfortunately the very body we appealed to was eliminated with the cost-cutting. [laughter] >> i should add one of the last thing was michael did is we wrote in favor tubal sides to change the rule. we did the same thing and at a think the chairman was quite as induced but to tell folks that they could choose the best job. >> one of the things that makes a commission valuable is the fcc primary role is to take the legislation passed to make sense of it. , there is some lot of people here and they would agree to have conflicting convoluted provisions of role is to make sense out of difficult issues. so it really would be a helpful if commissioners were of the of mind set to work together to come up with solutions and sometimes it is compromised sometimes digging deeper by working together to form a solution not to be a junior congress but one that has devolve

up to the upper deck of a bridge the end of central freeway is back up and is still slow from the anchoragef the northbound into the city into the candlestick driveway. but to leave at jackson and the southbound direction. it's another half-hour before you're able to get down to 280 or 11 into south for an assets of your best bet is to use 280 to get on. the back of the common carp amazed back over 25 minutes now is to be hired your coming from highway 24. in short to accommodate the traffic backing up and to the bay bridge from are spell on 11 south bomb. and were still backed up here on the san mateo bridge west about 18 to 20 minute drive times. even encounter some stopping the traffic thankfully if your hand into iran on this rough and sambar felber urged you have a slow rise here even in this hour. << will go back over to the west on a parent temperatures are warming up for the '50s and '60s right now is to deceive the live shots from our camera and san for cisco is still fairly great at this time. increasing clouds and will have late in the afternoon and to that evening hours will hav

it's such a great story and the fact the two of you got together and it will be inspirational for anchoraget you. we were all excited you were coming today. always good to see anderson but we were excited you were coming. >> just to see me dance. >> i want to see you dance with gaga last night! >> i try to keep my jubilation to a minimum, anderson! >> adrianne haslet-davis and anderson cooper. the documentary airs tonight on cnn and it is must see tv. >>> people say a joke doesn't work if you have to explain it but a professor says he can show us why anything is funny or not. coming up next he tells jamie bulldog: you don't need superpowers to help someone. sometimes, all it takes is a warm heart and a cold nose. that's why mattress discounters good deed dogs is raising money to train service dogs for people with disabilities. i would never imagine a life without an assistance dog ever again. i relied on people a lot. he helps me live a more independent life. bulldog: we need your help to do more. give at mattressdiscountersdogs.com, or any mattress discounters. mattress discounters good de

i would just add, from anchorage point of view, absolutely correct. good relations with baghdad are more important on a whole host of issues that our relations. and the beauty is its ultimately you choose baghdad it is not like the royal stay in the ground. you can have your cake and eat it too. the church refused to export independently ultimately they're going to have to acquiesce to export. and so turkey is in a win-win situation either way. it is going to get even to the short term or long term northern kurdish iraq. >> my question, the scenario, outcome of the election. and one from the americans. >> well, -- >> we will quote you on this. >> who wants to start? >> just came back from baghdad. >> optimistic. i like my second scenario. i mean, they are going to win a majority. i think the kurds will support whoever, whichever one looks like they are in a stronger position. but they have made so many enemies that i could really see that he would not survive that second round in which the living coalition selects the prime minister. i could see -- an

served as managing director for seattle-tacoma international airport and her attorney aviation for anchorage international airport. aggie for hosting us. mr. patrick gannon, appointed to the position of chief of airport police for los angeles world airports in november 2012 hearing chief of airport police, mr. gannon leads over 100 -- 1100 police officers, security officers, and civilian staff and ensures compliance with tsa mandates, airport rules and regulations, and international federal, state, and local laws. he retired from the l.a. police department in 2012 after 34 years of service. finally, mr. j david cox is the national president or the association -- american federation of governing employees. the largest federal employee union representing six hundred 50,000 federal and easy government workers nationwide in overseas -- and overseas. i will also point out, mr. cox is from the eighth district of north carolina, so he is my constituent. always want to make note of that. i thank all of witnesses for being here today. full written statements will appear in the record. the chair recog

served as managing director for seattle-tacoma international airport and her attorney aviation for anchorage international airport. aggie for hosting us. mr. patrick gannon, appointed to the position of chief of airport police for los angeles world airports in november 2012 hearing chief of airport police, 100 --non leads over 1100 police officers, security officers, and civilian staff and ensures compliance with tsa mandates, airport rules and regulations, and international federal, state, and local laws. he retired from the l.a. police department in 2012 after 34 years of service. finally, mr. j david cox is the national president or the association -- american federation of governing employees. the largest federal employee union representing six hundred 50,000 federal and easy government workers nationwide in overseas -- and overseas. mr. coxlso point out, is from the eighth district of north carolina, so he is my constituent. always want to make note of that. i thank all of witnesses for being here today. full written statements will appear in the record. the chair recognizes administrat

he posted this view from his apartment in anchorage alaska. you can see mars in the distance there.have cute viewers everywhere. >> everywhere. >>> 7:48. we also have sal. are you still keeping an eye on contra costa county? >> you can always go to my facebook page and post your pictures. >> see, and i always go there. >> dave, tori, anyone watching, go to my facebook page and give me something cool. dave mentioned contra costa county. there is a crash there blocking a couple of lanes at least southbound 6800. now the alternate route for you to get into martinez and concord would be to use 80 across the carquinez bridge and then use highway 4 around this way to get through the area instead of dealing with highway 680, instate 680 come -- instate 680 coming out here because it will be slow. southbound 101 at tully, a police investigation of a deadly crash. but northbound traffic is backed up almost from blossom hill up in the area. after that, the traffic is okay. this is a look at highway 24. it's about a 12-minute drive time between 680/24 interchange and the tunnel. and this morni

when you look at alaska, and you look at the cost of living, alaska, ang raj -- anchorage specifically, 30% higher than, fairbanks 40% higher. so, again, having this higher ratio for us is very important. it doesn't mean all the time that the dollars go so far. when you look at in the whole country, the terms of buying power, what you can buy for the dollar you earn, alaska has three of the cities at the bottom 11. when you look at the whole list, 11 at the bottom, alaska has three of them. juneau, kodiak, fairbanks. because the dollar can't go far enough. that's why raising the minimum wage will help them be able to purchase more, enjoy a better quality of life. i tell you, alaskans like hawaiians, we know challenges and we have tough challenges because we're kind of isolated lots of times and sometimes forgotten that we bale, actually, exist in the union and we have to make that point more than once but it doesn't matter if we're doing drilling on the arctic which is a great challenge or dpish fishing for crab in the bering sea which is an unbelievable test of capacity and ability, b

to present to the house of representatives our news feed there, the gentleman from georgia, new anchorage- newt gingrich. [applause] >> find more highlights from 35 years of house coverage on our faith. c-span, rated by america's cable companies 35 years ago. washington journal continues. host: senator ben cardin back at our table this morning. the white house yesterday announced this 7.1 million signed up for this enrollment time. what is your reaction? >> the numbers are good. it is unusual to hit the projected numbers in enrollment in the first year. the numbers are still coming in and many people are still in line. it is not include the medicare to -- expansion. many more people have quality health coverage that did not have it. affordable health coverage. i think it is working. we are now seeing more people benefiting from the affordable care act. class vocal on health care, the congressman focused seeing more people benefiting from the affordable care act. class vocal on health care, the congressman focused his attention on it. he tweeted -- guest: more and more people who have enro

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served as mentioned record for the seattle tacoma international airport and director of aviation for anchorageinternational airport. next, mr. patrick gannon was appointed to the position of chief of airport police for los angeles world airports in november 2012. as chief, he leads over 1001 and police officers, secure the officers and things that protecting lax and other nearby airports and shares compliance with the tsa may become airport rules and regulations and international federal, state and local laws. he retired from the l.a. police department in 2012 after 34 years of service. finally, mr. j. david cox is the national president of the association, american federation of government employees, the largest the employed union representing 650,000 federal and d.c. government workers nationwide and overseas. and i will also point at significantly that mr. cox is from the eighth district of north carolina so he is my constituent. always want to make note of that. i thank all the witnesses for being here today. the witnesses full written statement will appear in the record. the chair recogni