. >>> this next video from anchorage, alaska.eith burgess is carrying a baby moose across a highway. isn't that the cutest just most special moment of your day? >> a police escort. >> a police officer in anchorage showed up to help this moose. this little baby darted across four lanes of traffic. >> where's mom? that thing looks too young to be away from mom. >> other motorists said they did see a mom moose, moose cow and some other babies just close by. takes him to a part of the fence that's downed a little bit to make sure that this moose calf can hopefully find its mom. >>> ollie? >> yes. >> what pickup line have you used on a girl before? >> hello, my name is ollie. it works every time. >> it's because you're british. you have an accent. >> it doesn't work in britain. >> want my pickup line? >> yes. >> hello, my name is ollie. works every time. >> works every time. one of your pickup lines were used against you. >> hey, thank you. >> for real? >> what's up. how are you doing? where are you from? >> africa. >> the guy doing t

eastbound 80 there is a little bit of overnight roadwork approaching the center anchorage.und side has overnight roadwork right now. it is scheduled until at least 5:00. from clawiter to foster city, no delay. it is fine in both directions. if you are hitting the richmond/san rafael represent a little bridge roundup, everything is looking good right now only one car heading into marin county. that's your latest "kcbs traffic." back to you guys. >> all right. thank you, elizabeth. >>> city of santa clara said no thanks to a $3 million donation from the 49ers. the team says they offered the money as a goodwill gesture to fix up youth athletic facilities. the city saw it differently. there are three soccer fields next to levi's stadium and the 49ers want to use them for parking. that created an uproar with people saying the 9ers got their big new stadium, so let's let the kids have their fields. >> it's just the timing is wrong. this is right in the middle of negotiations. you don't offer an additional check. >> 49ers say they are disappointed the city rejected that donation.

he was aboard an airplane that slammed into a mountainside east of anchorage, alaska, in rough water. all 52 people on board were killed. it was believed this would be their final resting place. his son was so affected by his father's death that he dedicated his life to military service. he was awarded the air force cross for heroism in the vietnam war. >> that's a dangerous profession. jay: in 2012, the plane's wreckage was discovered miles away from the original crash site. his father's remains were identified in return. >> i thought, wonderful. something we can show to the whole world what my dad meant to me. [taps plays] jay: thursday at arlington national cemetery, the family witnessed what should have been so long ago. jay korff, abc 7 news. kellye: it is one of the most notorious murders and d.c. history. capitol hill intern chandra leavy found dead in the rock creek park. 14 years later, the man convicted of killing her will likely get a new trial. roz plater explains. roz;: ingmar guandique is serving a 60 year sentence. the case gained national attention because leavy had be

it was southwest of anchorage, it was felt a hundred miles away. no damage has been reported. there is no danger of a tsunami at this point. >>> fact orifice, the newest movie is stirring up controversy about the big one. this is beyond the big one. >> it's the huge one. >> it was set in san francisco, it depicts devastation following a 9.6 earthquake. those who have seen the movie are weighing in on the debate. >> i think we'll have an earthquake and it will be shocking and scarey, it won't be the way they have it in the movie in there's something fun about the cities and towns you love on the big screen and they are destroyed. >> the area below the golden gate bridge is $300 -- 300 feet and to see the wave. >> there's two things that are true, there is a san andreas fault, two a earthquake will happen. the damage in the movie is magic. san andrees is in the movies. my daughter was an extra in it. we don't know if she made the cut or not. >> we'll keep our fingers cut right now. she's walking down the street disshovelled. >> it looked like it will be fun. >>> it's funny, peop

one affordable unit there's a clear negative impact on the city of 2 henry adams and $62,000 on anchorage if you extrapolate that in terms of the number one number of units removed from the housing unit if you take the numbers from the controller or the economic i thought the 9 hundred and 25 units to one thousand 9 hundreds and 62 units that's a total of times $200,672,000 that's $242 million to as high as $513 million thank you supervisor farrell. >> thank you, madam chair person so mr. egon i don't want to leave it there i appreciate supervisor campos comments and numbers but that is taking apples and oranges and municipal court them to get some other fruit he'd like to have (laughter) clapping) i don't mean that facetiouslyly i want to get to our comment i think the budget analyst report makes a lot of assumes and has conclusions and from my prospective are dangerous you took a different approach to say we don't have enough data to analyze it can you talk about that it is important to have it discussion to take something piece of information they're important trade in the media as fac

we use 58 was the cuff off for one of the scenarios primary scenarios that number comes from the anchorage number of bookings for entire units that has been recorded in a document pretender for airbnb but we also found significant 58 nights for that entire unit on average the host are making more than they would for the medium rents for units in their neighborhoods so from 58 or 49 and i don't have the earnings are higher than what you get from what i pay if you rent that's distinguished from the market rents that's much higher the medium rent is for tenants in units can committed people that have been in the unit for years or rent controlled arrangements not to say everyone is meeting the market rate of 3 thousand plus dollars a most for the medium of 2014 for the period we looked at we did find there are hosts that are exceeding that amount we found about 5 hundred of the hosts were earning more than the 3 hundred thousand and 2 hundred were sloith below that the next slide is discussing the significance of the 58 and 9 i think i've addressed to the host for 58 nights approximately being

the two head out to lake hood near anchorage, alaska.turesque water runway they visit at least twice a week. >> i chose the spot we were standing in because that's normally where you can get some of the best shots. we were about ten feet off the water, above the canal. there's a little fence that keeps you from going closer, and we were standing right on the fence line. >> on the third day testing out his brand new video camera, kohler spots a small aircraft on the other side of the lake taxiing across the water. >> so we were jogging up to catch up. we had to get around the trees so we could get a good shot of the plane taking off. >> the single engine prop plane ready for flight begins to build speed. >> everything was normal, started revving up the engine. the plane started taking off, started coming into its turn. it did point at us for a while, but that's normal. >> suddenly, a gust of wind momentarily lifts the plane from the water, knocking it off course. >> the plane where the wind gust hit, it actually lifted out of the water, t

. >>> this next video dash cam footage from anchorage, alaska. notice this car over here on the opposite side of the median going the wrong way. oh here comes another car. >> get out of the way! >> get out! >> barely misses that car coming right in the other direction. this according to the poster of this video, was a drunk driver. >> locked on to rails or something. >> think about t it's hugging the right side -- >> oh! >> oh, man. >> hill man, blind hill. >> poster of this video said he called 911 when he realized this driver had crossed over the median into the wrong side of the road. he started recording with his dash cam so he would have evidence for police if they arrived on the scene. >>> so how would a guy get a name -- sewer system? >> yes, beth like sewer system. >> uh-uh. uh-uh. uh-uh. >> that is the sewer. according to the person who posted this video, he got that nickname because he is known for jumping into the sewer when it's flooded and the streets are flooded and going in and dislodging things and making sure that the water start

. >> i have anchorage and message for real madrid fans. next year, we will come back stronger.ld like to thank them for their support, from the time we arrived to the end of the match. we fought hard, but did not succeed. >> the battle between two of europe's elite clubs was balanced but the referee awarded a penalty after a foul on how misery guess -- hamiz rodriguez. christiana rinaldo converted for the lead, but they were unable to take the advantage. juventus stepped up their offensive, and they equalized for the visitors in his neighbor city. they managed to keep the score level until the final whistle. >> we deserved this final, because these kids gave their all. in the first half, they stayed focus and balanced despite falling behind. >> by advancing to the final juventus can still dream of completing the troubleeble. >> frankfurt just won the women's champion league final. frankfurt's fourth champions league victory. anchor: the german city of goerlitz is one of the top tips among hollywood location scouts. people will recognize it from films like "grand budapest hotel.

it happened at midnight off the alaskan peninsula 400 miles south of anchorage. there are no reports of damage. officials say this is no tsunami danger. >> now mysterious federal indictment of firm house speaker dennis hastert. there are criminal charges against one of the best known politicians in the country. >> morning the indictment said that investigators officially wanted to necessity if dennis hastert was the victim of criminal extortion. questions swirling around former house speaker dennis hastert after federal prosecutors accused him of paying $2 million in hush money to an unnamed person. the news of indictment spreading fast in the small town of yorkville, illinois. >> never envisioned this former teacher, wrestling coach from kendall county ill would have the opportunity to lead the united states house of representatives. >> during the early years in yorkville he came to know the person he is accuses of trying to pay off. hastert left office in 2007 three years later investigators say, he hold multiple meetings with the person. when first asked about

they had a lot of it this morning approaching the center anchorage eastbound. but westbound into san francisco looks great. that is "kcbs traffic." back to you guys. >> all right. thank you, elizabeth. >>> 4:47. fiat chrysler offering free college educations for all of its dealership employees. 118,000 workers across the country will be able to get a bachelor's or master's degree for strayer university in virginia free of charge. fiat chrysler is asking dealers to opt into the program for a flat fear. the degree costs about $42,000 excluding the books for a bachelor's degree. >>> celebrities turned out for new york's party of the year. it's the annual met gala an over the top display of fashion. reese witherspoon, kerry washington, george clooney and lady gaga were some of the big names in attendance. some showed up with the people who designed their outfits. it's the biggest fundraiser for the metropolitan museum of art's costume institute. sarah jessica parker had the strangers. >> kentucky derby-ish. something else. >>> 4:48. there are just a couple more wee

delay on the eastshore freeway but eastbound there is that overnight roadwork approaching the center anchorage and we are also getting reports of a stall eastbound on the lower lower san mateo bridge eastbound and westbound another heads up about the big san mateo bridge closure starting at 10:00 friday continuing through the weekend. nimitz freeway 880 in oakland is moving fine so far not much roadwork in the area. 880 also looking quiet as you head down into hayward. we'll take another check of "kcbs traffic" coming up. in the meantime, back to you guys. >>> bart riders hoping for a smooth commute home and to work this morning not the mess they faced yesterday. workers found a 10" gap in a piece of traffic near the civic center in san francisco. crews made repairs. it's not clear whether the broken track was due to old age. bart has been warning about these kinds of problems now for some time. >> we need to replace the entire guts of our system. it's not sexy stuff. we're talking about structures, our communications system, our train control system. >> state audit says the 42-year- old syste

eastbound you may hit some of that overnight roadwork still approaching the center anchorage scheduled until 6:00. and for right now all bart trains are on time. there's a number of may day protests happening later on in the commute. it could delay bart especially around the macarthur station. there are protests planned for about 7:30 this morning. ac transit may have to reroute as well around that macarthur bart. for right now everything on mass transit no delay. that's "kcbs traffic." back to you guys. >> all right. thank you, elizabeth. >>> ford is making moves here in the bay area. yesterday the car company unveiled a new gt. there it is. it has 600-horsepower but it doesn't have cup holders. because it goes too fast! [ laughter ] >> high performance car is in the bay to draw attention to new technology centered in palo alto. developers are working on a car that can talk to your home thermostat hoping to pave the way for self-driving cars. >>> local football fans are hopeful the new draft picks will help return the 49ers and raiders to the nfl play-offs. oakland's top pick is alaba

. >> a good samaritan in anchorage alaska is being credited with saving a police calf.ss said he stopped his car when he saw the calf struggling across several lanes. burgess decided to carry the moose across the road and encourage it to head back into the area. once he let it back go through burgess said it stayed by his side before it finally walked away. >> 4:48. still ahead on "action news" this morning a water spout sends a bounce house with children inside flying into the air. we have reaction from one of the kids who experienced it all coming up at 5:00 a.m. >> and a pennsylvania couple's wedding ceremony was straight out of the classic nintendo game the legend of zelda. the fun didn't stop there. we'll tell you about more of what's going on there when "action news" continues. >> ♪♪ >> back to life, back to reality on this tuesday morning and things are very real unfortunately here in lower gwynedd with a crash to start off the morning. in the northbound lanes of 309, that's bethlehem pike right here at welsh road we have police on the scene. appears to just be o

southwest of anchorage the people who live on the alaska peninsula and could yet island felt it does right now no reports of damage or injuries and no danger of a tsunami will total about 5.1 quick and they're running back turned off to have been a mistake they mistakenly reported the alaska quake as happened in northern california that confirmed that there was no earthquake in the riding shasta area overnight. >>mark: this one were getting of this surveillance video from on a shot at antioch shown the man suspected of taking hostages at a gas station police said this video shows a car would suspect and five-year note for racial but perez at the will moments before a hostile situation >>mark: he crashed into a parked car that is when the manager of the old shop runs out cell. after the crash he went across the street to another body shop quick project an employee at gunpoint he then took two hostages at the station before evangelista rendering case fully the officer that was the third about in warner for napa carjacking in all of them before this off the situation knowles ended durin

the two babies were born on the side of the road in anchorage. it caused big backups for drivers.an see one is up. the other one is not very easy getting the first steps going. the poor little guy. kept trying. people watching said they are so lucky to see such an amazing sight. >> tuck and roll. >>> still ahead imagine spending $127,000 only to get locked out. coming up in 20 minutes the new consumer report uncovered about the door handles. >> we're also following a developing situation in iraq after islamic state fighters seized control of a major city. this is not ice cream. this is not ice cream in an ice cream cone. this is not ice cream in an ice cream cone in the hand of a tall man. this is not ice cream in an ice cream cone in the hand of a tall man in san fran. this is not san fran. this is not a tall man it's pam and dan. this is not an ice cream cone it's a frozen custard cone. and this is not ice cream, it's extra thick and creamy frozen custard... ...a different kind of delicious. new from dreyer's. nestle, good food, good life. >>> this morning concerns are growing o

and alaska has a joint use facility in anchorage, but when you get outside of anchorage, most of the footprint tends to be public in the dod, public through the indian health service, or private, and it's those two pieces working together that are ultimately going to deliver what needs to be done. >> i can talk to you all, but my time has run out. the thing on drugs, the drug dispensing to our veterans is almost criminal, what we're doing to them. concoction of drugs we're giving them without proper guidance and when you look at high unemployment rates in our veterans and you look to drug addiction, we've got to do something there. prescription drug abuse is the biggest killer i have in my state of west virginia, it's everywhere. it's horrific, but in the ranks of our military and our veterans, it's absolutely off the charts. so we're putting a drug -- prescription drug abuse caucus together, democrats and republicans working together. we're going to need your help because this is where we can -- >> we would love to participate. we agree with you. we recognize that it is a national p

i quit a job at google maps to go to school in anchorage alaska. i made the drive with myself and my dog. >> my dad and uncles and grandfather are pilots to varying degrees. >> reporter: lucas johnson grew up around aviation. >> travel tours ever since i was little. >> reporter: and arianna found her calling in college. >> i started my sophomore year in aviation because it fit my personality. >> reporter: to pursue career as air traffic controllers all six entered cti programs. >> the established way to get into air traffic control. you go to faa.gov and said attend a cti school. that's what di. >> reporter: after graduating the next hurtle to being hired by the faa is the air traffic selection and training exam or atsat. >> administered by the faa. >> actual control scenarios, games that enhance your ability to multitask all skills that are essential to the job. >> reporter: is it your understanding that the atsat is the test? >> the test. >> reporter: as i understand it, the atsat is a 0-100 score. >> 85-100 is well qualified. >> reporter: tell m

. >> i would welcome that and as you know, we do have -- i think in anchorage is where they are located, a person there, they might be good conduits for looking at how the state programs and what we do could be sent up. we do have those people permanently based in alaska. >> my last question is regarding spent nuclear fuel. very little about nuclear energy and nothing about the back end of the fuel cycle. we have been working on this and i truly appreciate how you have intersected not only with senator cantwell and myself but senators alexander and feinstein on this issue but why didn't we addressed this in the qer? >> the qer was on infrastructure, as opposed to nuclear power. we could have put something there in terms of transportation of spent fuel. we have in our budget request for f y 16 $6.9 million specifically to address the transportation questions of spent fuel including the kinds of rail casts you would need etc. so that is in their but otherwise we did not address that in the cuny are. i am happy to keep talking about that including storage options and transportation option

off the coast of alaska and it happened at midnight off the has can peninsula at unmiles south of anchorageonders use the opening of "san andreas," so remind residents of the importance of earthquake preparedness featuring catastrophic earthquake with special screenings in san francisco at presidio theater and in oakland. san francisco screening features an emergency preparedness question-and-answer and oakland will run an earthquake psa ahead of the screen. we have a section on our website where you can get prepare innocence tips. >> 6:47. you may soon be able to order amazon branded make and cereal and now to the nasdaq with on the market. ought market opened on the red because of disappointing economic news. the economy is not going as fast as we expected. we saw a drop so that explains the red ink we are seeing and amazon is launching a free same day deliveries in 14 cities starting thursday. shoppers would make a purchase of at least $35 by noon will receive the items by 9:00 p.m. that very same day and that is politic average seven days a week and extending their grocery business by b

it is just eastbound when we have the overnight roadwork approaching the center anchorage. should be picked up in the next 55 minutes. >>> today members of the state assembly will present the roadside drug breathalyzer bill. similar to alcohol breathalyzers it would allow officers to use new technology to defect a driver on drugs. some devices already being used can detect marijuana within two to three hours of use as well as cocaine and meth. >>> in the wake of the may day vandalism in the city of oakland the mayor libby schaaf says she wants to boost the city's police force. schaaf is pushing a plan to have 40 new officers over the next two years. that will cost the city about $6.7 million starting next year. that brings the total number of police officers on the force to 762. she hopes to fund five new training academy awards. now, vandals smashed window, set fires on oakland's auto road during friday's protest. when protestors made an unexpected turn down broadway, there were a few officers on the ground to help control that crowd. the local business owners, this kind o

the magnitude 6.7 quake was centered in the ocean southwest of anchorage. it was felt more than 100-miles away. no damage is being reported at this point. the national itune warning center says there is -- tsunami warn center says there are no tsunami dangers anticipated. >>> well, this is the movie about the big one. "san andreas" is set right here in san francisco and depicts the utter devastation following a 9.6 earthquake along the famous faultline. those that saw the movie are weighing in on the debate. >> i think one day we will have a earthquake like that that will be shocking and scary, but i don't think it will be the way it is in the movie. >> there is something fun about seeing cities and towns you love and watching them on the big screen and watching them get destroy. >> for a wave to be that perfectly formed and come in -- no way. >> my kids are saying what would you do if that wave was coming? experts say two things about the movie are true. one, there is a san andreas fault, and two, an earthquake will happen, but the magnitude of damage seen

i'm not familiar with the specific case in anchorage. i want to -- first of all, how much money has been -- what's the appropriation and are the -- are the resources that have been currently appropriated adequate to support the program. one of the ways in -- what's the process for doing that and how well understood is that process and how well has it been done. i promise to come back to you and tell you what i found afterwards. >> great. >> well, that concludes the hearing. the hearing record will remain open for two weeks. during this time, senators are asked to submit any additional questions for the record. the witnesses are requested to submit written responses in answers to the committee as soon as possible. i want to thank admiral your great service to your country. >> i never had the chance to be stationed there. >> i won't hold that against you. >> i spent a lot of time in alaska. >> the coast guard does excellent work up there. this hearing is now adjourned. thank you very much. >>> on saturday commencement speeches from around

and alaska has a joint use facility in anchorage. when you get outside of anchorage, most of the footprint tends to be either public in the d.o.d., public through the indian health service or private. and it's those two pieces working together that are ultimately going to deliver what needs to be done. >> my time has run out. but the thing on drugs, the drug dispensing to our veterans are almost criminal, what we're doing to them. the cost of the drugs we're giving them without proper guidance. and you look to it as drug addiction. we got to do something there. in my state of west virginia. it's horrific. it's just absolutely off the charts. so we're putting a drug -- precipitation drug abuse caucus together. democrats and republicans working together. we're going to need your help. >> we would love to participate. we agree with you. we recognize it as a national problem. it's a problem inside va. >> it's a problem in general society. thank you, senator manchin. senator tillis. >> thank you, mr. chair. thank you all for being here. j

eastbound roadwork approaching the center anchorage. can see a lot of green on the sensors around the bay area. westbound 92 out of hayward, 13 to 14 minutes to get to the other side. the richmond/san rafael bridge, very quiet. not a lot to talk about traffic- wise. it's been a wild couple of days in weather. let's check your forecast with roberta. >> that's why it's so great to have our kpix 5 weather watchers because there are eyes across our microclimates. let's see who is up this morning and checking in. how about this one right here? that's 48 degrees and, of course, that's linda mather in san rafael. this woman never sleeps! she reports in the morning. , the afternoon, the evening. she is all over it. thanks, linda, for checking in with us right here at kpix 5. oh, another very special weather watcher this morning, how about carla duke? she is our technical director right here at kpix 5. she sent in this photograph of she never saw a rainbow at sunset. that's over san francisco yesterday. thanks, carla. and everybody, keep those p

temperature today in portland. 93 in orlando. 83 in new orleans with storms later on today. 71 degrees in anchoragecast brought to you by next guard. my clothes right now could use another coating of scotch guard, though i don't think that will help. back to you guys. >> yes, i could imagine this would be a good place to be wrapped in tinfoil right now. it's a little nasty there. >> tinfoil does not float. >> the lightning might be a problem. rob, thank you for your coverage. we know, again, you'll continue to cover this developing story all day long here on abc news and abcnews.com. >>> coming up next on "gma," the surprise twist in the custody battle involving actress kelly rutherford. famous for her role on "gossip girl." a judge's brand-new ruling. can she bring her son and daughter finally back home to america? >>> and romance on the basketball court. how a little one on one turned into a surprise proposal up ahead in "pop news." is staring you right in the face. nexgard, from the makers of frontline® plus. it's the only soft beef-flavored chew that kills both fleas and ticks. vets recommend i

and alaska has a joint use facility in anchorage, but when you get outside of anchorage, most 69of the footprint tends to be public in the dod public through the indian health service, or private, and it's those two pieces working together that are ultimately going to deliver what needs to be done. >> i can talk to you all, but my time has run out. the thing on drugs, the drug dispensing to our veterans is almost criminal, what we're doing to them. concoction of drugs we're giving them without proper guidance and when you look at high unemployment rates in our veterans and you look to drug addiction, we've got to do something there. prescription drug abuse is the biggest killer i have in my state of west virginia, it's everywhere. it's horrific, but in the ranks of our military and our veterans, it's absolutely off the charts. so we're putting a drug -- prescription drug abuse caucus together, democrats and republicans working together. we're going to need your help because this is where we can -- >> we would love to participate. we agree with you. we recognize that it is a national pr

michael bruce, based in anchorage. thank you so much for taking the time to be with us today. he will walk through the cdc program in some detail as well. we're using this really as an occasion for getting these two lead u.s. agencies to tell us what they do, tell us what the major challenges and issue focus will be and what the future might look like in terms of continued work, intensified efforts in this area. dr. bruce is the epidemiology health leader and has put predominant focus on a wide range of research and studies across vaccine preventable diseases, health disparities, chronic disorders. so we're thrilled that miking is with us. our fourth speaker is dr. tim think, who is a research professor at george washington university and a leading polar expert. a migration expert and demographer who has been working on polar geography and polar environments for his entire career. he's one of the contributing author to the newly complete and newly issued about a month ago arctic human development report which some of you i hope have had a chance to look at. ten year study. bui

i'm not familiar with that specific case in anchorage. i've been briefed in general on that program. if confirmed i want to understand, first of all how much money has been allocated. what's the appropriation. and -- and are the resources that have been currently appropriated adequate to support the program. and then what are the ways in which that program operate. what's the process for doing that. and how well understood is that process and how well has it been done. what i'd like to do is look at that, i promise to come back to you, senator, and tell you what you found afterwards. >> great. that concludes the hearing. the hearing record will remain over for two week. during this time, senators are asked to submit anytitional questions for the record -- any additional questions for the record. . receipt, the members are requested to submit written responses in answers to the committee as soon as possible. i want to thanks admiral your desire to serve your country. your great service to your country. i haven't even asked if you served in

. >> at a special ceremony in anchorage, he receives a stainless steel dog bowl with the state trooperge as well 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 to have 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. >> all right, fellows. this dog has almost got 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 trie

we are sponsoring that in anchorage sponsored by the state of alaska in september 2016 looking for innovation and water distribution for small communities. we have many partners in this effort that i have listed. no and for the sake of time i'll say thank you and that's it. [applause] >> thank you very much, michael. timothy? >> maybe go the other way. go the other way. there's always technological challenge. why don't you just start your presentation and then we will catch up. >> yes. i've been asked to talk about the arctic human development report, which just recently came out, as heather said i guess cannot a couple of months ago but is dated 2014. this is the second arctic human development report refers was published in 2004. and one of the things well going through my slides already. it was put together by a number of different teams. there some 27 lead authors, lead editors, their international team of drawing from across the arctic. here we go. across the arctic. this is not a research report necessarily. it's more of a review of research that other people have done. done any auspice