it became almost like agrees and so part of anchorage slid and subsided and collapsed. what happened here is the land all sort of shifted that way. there is a hill to the left and it shifted down a hill. there is also a part of town called the heights and thought i would read a little -- is this my copy? a little section of what happened in the heights. so if you ever been to anchorage, out by the airport, out by the international airport, there still a neighborhood out there but in the late 50s, early 60s, they built a pretty nice david called turner can heights. it was the nicest neighbors in town, my subdivision. a lot of the talents of movers and shakers lived there including a guy by the name of robert atwood ran the local paper. he's actually much more than that. he was very involved in the state could push in 1959 and knew everybody. he was also learning how to play the trumpet. he was really bad at it and so he would only play the trumpet, old practice when nobody was at his house. so at 5:00 on march 27, his wife went to go shopping because having people over f

inundate our only in anchorage proper. is that correct? and though some of the death and certainly that happens the negative% of the death was due to water or the tsunami. if you can imagine that. and how those conditions are the same and as a pop as the geologists like to say then that would be a major disaster. >> our teachers said if there is an earthquake run outside and told a news. [laughter] -- hold hands. >> officially getting under the doorway is not a good idea. but the idea is to get under something do not run outside in case something falls on you. they really are not that powerful all of those old buildings without reinforcement people run outside then there is the aftershock. >> so all those at that time the tower was the top of the apartments like death 15 story. and did you can see the tower. in then to be responsible for all those around the world from alaska. >>. >> one of the things i was curious about in 40 or 50 years? and then you mentioned that when plate tectonics but. >> talked about two different areas, alaska and

the video was recorded in anchorage, alaska.i guess it's no surprise that you may come across a bear. but james seemed by surised t when heo rounded that corner. he was like, couldn't you just park your beary butt five feet off the trail so i could go on by? >> i guess he gets a leg workout. >> gathers himself back up and goes right back the way he came. >> kiki has become one of hi favorite body illusionists. she paints her body like an illusion. >> she posts these videos all the time. but this time she's doing something that's really, really cool. >> at what point in the process can i figure out what she's doing? >> yeah, right now, nothing. >> i've got nothing. she just looks very gray. >> i'm surprised, because i would think that you would know this, being a movie fan. there's your hint right there. but there was definitely animation in that film. you see her eyes are going to be different. she's coloring them in differently. >> the good thing about the neck dye, that's what i'm interested in. >> she's starting to fill in th

all the way to beijing and china then it's across australasia after that across north america from anchorage to halifax and the final stage will be lisbon through madrid and all the way over the pier in east palo it's a total of eighteen thousand miles across the globe but naturally it wasn't a journey without hurdles. morning. six weeks or so here and shunted the march on a big chunk of damage total to march on total to call it's not just. been about distance this has been a remarkable test of endurance marcus been cycling sixteen hours a day starting at four o'clock in the morning and surviving on as little as five hours sleep a night he's enjoyed rain and hail when he had to come to an accident he broke his tooth people off and nearly broke his nose but he just kept going he's like an absolute machine. of to catching up with his children mark says the first thing he's looking forward to is a good night's sleep in a comfortable bed with al-jazeera paris. turkmenistan is staging the largest sports event in its history as malik reports from ask about the asian indoor and martial arts games a

she plays drums and dances with the intertribal drum group in anchorage. and luke's dream, his big dream, is to join the navy, which i think is great. the three of them volunteer in their community, helping foster kids. amanda makes blankets for the foster kids. and every sunday, they drive over 100 miles t attendee manuel presbyterian church in anchorage, which is like a second home to all of them. in addition to all this, roseanne is the area volunteer coordinator for volunteers of america grand families, a grandparent support group. and once a month, she has a picnic for her fellow grandparents and other parents who have adopted kids. the kids play games, eat hamburgers, hot dogs. the adults sit around the campfire, share stories, and encourage one another on all the work they're doing. she is in constant contact with about 25 families, and whenever she spots someone she thinks might need help with their kids, with their grandkids or their great-grandkids, she gives them her card. i'm not a shy person, she said. i'll talk to anyone who looks like they'r

this video was recorded in anchorage, alaska, so i guess it's no surprise that you may come across a bear, but james here seemed to be very surprised as he rounded that corner. you know, couldn't you just park your bear butt five feet off the trail? >> fun to go downhill, but in this case he's going to get a leg workout. >> yep, james bails off into the bushes, gathers himself back up and turns around and goes right back towards the way he came. >>> it's time to give away another ipad mini. >> to enter you'll need thursday's buzz word, be at least 21 years old and be a legal resident of the u.s. or canada. >> the "rtm" buzz word coming up in a bit. >> stand by for the ipad mini give away. >>> internet cafes are very popular in china and it's not uncommon for the folks who run them to see the same individuals often, but on this particular day this fella here was gaming away, which is what he normally does, when he was greeted by 5-0. >> gaming too long? >> you could say that. for the last five years he has occupied this space. he lost his savings gambling online and couldn't face his

james chavez was cruising through a park in anchorage alaska when he caught this surprise on his helmethat's a black bear and even though james crashed into the under brush to avoid it the bear just sat there watching. james said he turned around and took off in the other direction. i would say a very smart move. >> the bear is probably like stupid human. >> you say bang the trash can lid. you don't carry them when you're biking, though. >> exactly. >> he was hungry waiting for food to come by. that's "eyewitness news" at noon. i'm jim donovan. >> and i'm jan carabeo. >> "the young and the restless" is next. have a great day, everyone. >> ♪ i played a doctor on tv, but now i'm helping save lives for real. i'm partnering with cigna healthspring to remind everyone how important preventive care is to people my age. so go, know, and take control of your health. cigna healthspring. together, all the way. so go, know, and take control of your health. you'busted tail.rd. and impressed the boss. maybe, it's time to be your own. transform your career with strayer university's mba program today.

. >> yeah, the camera on his bike was rolling when he rode in a popular park in anchorage and then you saw there. a black bear blocking the trail. decided to ditch into some bushes but apparently physically okay. >> that ended well. >>> and now baseball. we know the cleveland indians are doing a lot better than just okay. >> now, for the tribe it's another day, another win. highlights now from espn. >> good morning, morning people. he's stan. i'm neil. >> indians looking for a 21 tigers. jay bruce, indians were down one in the first and only trailed for four innings during a 21-game win streak. they went up 3-1 after bruce hit that home run. check out giovanny urshela making that play. get up off your feet and give him some love. one more out 21 straight. ian kinsler to lonnie choicenall and keep on rolling. >>> the dodgers trying to roll with their second win in a row after rolling backwards and losing, what was it, 16-17 or 17 -- 16-17. lee swinger, research. yu darvish was good in this game and then old cody bellinger is all hopped up on jolly ranchers. he goes yard. put one into mc

david white is about to do something he has done more than one hundred and twenty times to come from anchorage alaska every two weeks he will leave his home in one of the most remote american cities and fly more than five thousand kilometers to houston texas. treatment and i believe that. my plane at five in the morning and back. and forty four hours two days. it is a better life and death. david is an experimental cancer program at m.d. anderson cancer center in houston texas it has kept him alive well beyond the prediction his doctors gave at the beginning you didn't think that you would be able to have such a thing out. in the beginning the best anybody would get maybe. twelve to twenty months i didn't get didn't much time to get your affairs in order. and it certainly doesn't give you time to. do what you want to do with your family and children. david has bladder cancer he was first diagnosed in two thousand and ten when doctors found small tumor on the wall of his bladder. it's pretty scary isn't it yeah i think it's a small it's less and i think. they cut it out and you think it's throu

anchorage model hill tweeted among other things quote donald trump is a white supremacist who has largely surrounded himself with other whites premises the disney own network was very quick to distance and i was from hell and make sure everyone knew that her views were not shared by e.s.p.n. and a public sigman they declared what we have addressed this with jim bell and she recognizes her actions for inappropriate see this kind of benevolent sexism is not new since the beginning of recorded history women have been objectified to be seen and not heard told that are of value comes from working with and for powerful men silenced and isolated when our intersectional feminists feminism gets a little too feminine or intersectional for those still slathering their skin so thin in patriarchy but it it is sad but true fact that women like jamal hill who by the way has eighteen years of experience as a sports reporter and a lifetime of living as a black woman in today's society is being thrown under the bus for speaking truth to power makes one wonder if we really have made much progress since gove

moscow what those numbers from alpha book rest we could get thirty two here and a thirty three for anchorage it's not going to last that cooler will make its way into eastern parts sixteen celsius from moscow that temperatures falling away joining on with the autumnal weather that we have across much of northern europe then fifteen or sixteen celsius there for paris on hopefully cool northerly wind will ease but quite a few showers coming in behind so i'm sure things settling down for the british isles as we go on to the second half of the weekend meanwhile we'll see the west weather coming down to central parts of europe easing over towards hungry towards the balkans still hanging on to that warm sunshine down in the southeastern corner temperatures edging up to wards the maid into the mid thirty's to across northern parts of africa chance of some wet weather towards the northwest with rain into allergies. a survivor of the genocide people who. are suffering but it is hard to dedicated his life to searching the woods for bones of the victims of the srebrenica massacre. you know hope of fina

the way to beijing in china then it's called small scale asia after that across north america from anchorage to halifax and the final stage will be lisbon through madrid and all the way over the pair in east palo a total of eighteen thousand miles across the globe but naturally the epic journey hasn't been without its totals i think this morning. i think struggling with the three. seconds or so. i think for seven and. slightly but only for just two four hours jerry or enchanted to my time but a big chunk of damage total to my time total to call has been documenting the trip along with the support crew with twice daily updates on the social media channels. but. for the. jedi order to start history was tougher than i expected the need twenty nine thousand kilometer johnnie's never actually been completed in eighty days the record is one hundred twenty three beaumont will completed in seventy nine once he crosses the finish line in paris home and al jazeera when you get a moment visit our website al jazeera dot com. with . the and. i'm richelle carey these are the headlines on al-jazeera iraq's

a dead humpback whale washed up on the shore of kincaid beach in anchorage, alaska.e want to warn viewers some of the images you're about to see may be hard to watch. however, as heather hintze reports... it was a fascinating find for local children -- who had lots of questions. --reporter pkg-as follows-- this strong cook inlet tide brought a visitor to kincaid beach.mos: "we wanted to go for a hike and thought well why not go see a whale?"with this whale carcass came many questions from four year olds sophia and juliana. children/mos: "how did he walk up on here? but why does he have bugs all over him? where is his, um, eyes? why does it smell? why is some of his skin growed off? and how did he die?"scientists don't know how the whale died just yet... but they say it's been floating around for at least 10 days. noah put up caution signs in the area...but that didn't deter people from getting a closer look.mos: "it's actually smaller than what i thought it was going to be. i thought it was going to be a little bit larger but like the size of maybe a large school bus

all the way to beijing and china then it's still asia after that across north america from anchorage to alan fox and the final stage will be lisbon through madrid. and all the way over the pier in the east it's a total of eighteen miles across the globe but naturally it wasn't a journey without hurdles. it's not just about distance this is been a remarkable test. has been cycling sixteen hours a day starting at four o'clock in the morning and so on as little as five hours sleep a night he's enjoyed. his tooth and his nose. he's like an absolute machine. after catching up with his children mark says the first thing he's looking forward to is a good night's sleep in a comfortable bed with al-jazeera paris turkmenistan. in its history as. the asian. basting the country's campaign to establish itself on the world sporting map. it's the sporting. the biggest ever event more than six thousand athletes are national. turkmenistan doesn't have a rich sporting reputation and see the games as a chance to change that. who's already want to gold medal in jujitsu for the hosts is optimistic about

california or los angeles and earlier we were talking about des moines and i was bored dayton ohio or in anchorage alaska. and i mention these places we have seen in this local trend while federal immigration reform is to find ways to better incorporate what local leaders are doing. to focus on education for english class is or engagement or citizenship? who do you know, who to call when the water is now working? everyone feels that they are contributing. and it is so critical to the mission of our organization that goes back to the ada to encourage every day people to welcome their neighbor. >> but we have community groups doing this as well. and then this is the sixth year we're doing this in charlotte with 324 unique post so despite the negative rhetoric that the local level there is a different story they want to celebrate the diverse in their community. >> so how do you go about that process and we talked about with her teen harvey how they were affected by the storm how do you approach that moment? period that is when technical assistance becomes so important with that opportunity and educat

we're getting in the footage and pictures, this is anchorage alaska standing outside senator murkowski'sin banger maine, they made it inside her office to ask her to vote no. north carolinaiance are. constituents dressed up like zombie's call it zombie trump care because it's back from the dead. they used props like this giant trump haired chicken. we've seen the grass roots efforts to try to save the affordable act before. because of the specific timing, that wednesday night start to saturday night expiration, because of that window, local in indy visibility -- which might be the democrats best hope in stopping people from getting their health insurance taken away by the tens of millions. the clock runs out next saturday night. war ever you stand on this, tell your senator to stockpile sleep. when you have a cold stuff happens. shut down cold symptoms fast with maximum strength alka seltzer plus liquid gels. we get a gift for mom and dad., and every year, we split it equally. except for one of us. i write them a poem instead! and one for each of you too! that one's actually yours. that

eyewitness news" with video that shows a bear interrupting a mountain biker's cruz through a park in anchoragealaska, wow. >> wow. >> there it is, there is the bear. >> the rider identified as james chavez caught surprise on helmet camera, a black bear and even though james crashed in the under brush to avoid it , bear just sat there, watching. james turned around and took off in the other direction, very smart move. >> a bear cannot be bothered. >> not at all. >> i don't think he has any food. >> i know, not the way he is moving. dodging bears. you might to have dodge some deer on the road with all that fog out on the road, you have to see. >> this is time of the year they start to show up and run across roadways or driving through fairmount park and that kind of thing. watch out for. that that is this time of the year. they will be out there i want to take you off to the atlantic, we are in the height of the hurricane season. it will gradually start to drop off, with every passing week here, but we have, three separate disturbance that is we are watching. we have hurricane help say still a c

anchorage people to boycott the sponsors of the nfl.he owners colluded to keep him from his job this year because he took a stand. -- a few sundays ago, i got the whole audience and we stood with these signs #i mwithcap. i wore the jersey his whole show and the whole audience or most of them raised the fist with me on the stage. what was interesting about this past sunday, it became more against trump than about the original idea of what colin was toing, which is thahat we have take a stand against this brutality of police killing unarmed black citizens. and that is how this originally started. owners punished him for that. it was supposed to send a message toto the rest of the players, don't you take a stand or speak out politically. after trump said what he said, it was clear all of the players were going to participate. amy: i want to go to that moment friday night, huntsville, alabama, this is what donald trump said at his rally. pres. trump: wouldn't you love to see one of these nfl owners when somebody disrespects our flag to say,

all the way to beijing and china then across australia asia after that across north america from anchorage to halifax and the fire. no stage will be lisbon through madrid and all the way over the pier in east paris a total of eighteen thousand miles across the globe but naturally the epic journey hasn't been without its totals i think this morning. i think struggling with the. last. six weeks or so. i think for seven and a. slight slight delay but only for just two four hours gerry or enchanted to my time but a big chunk of damage total to my time total to call has been documenting the trip along with the support crew with twice daily updates on the social media channels. start a twenty seven and wait for the. chinese border to open the start of history was tougher than i expected the need twenty nine thousand kilometer journeys never actually been completed in eighty days the record is one hundred twenty three beaumont will completed in seventy nine once he crosses the finish line in paris home an al-jazeera ok we can go now to natasha butler who is at the finish line in paris natasha goo

way to beijing and china then it's across most relationship after that across north america from anchorage to halifax and the final stage will be lisbon through madrid and all the way over the pier in east paris a total of eighteen thousand miles across the globe. it's not just been about distance this has been a remarkable test of endurance mark is being cycling sixteen hours a day starting at four o'clock in the morning and surviving on as little as five hours sleep a night he's enjoyed. when he had an accident to break it to you and me to break his nose but he just kept going he's like an absolute machine. off to catching up with his children mark says the first thing he's looking forward to is a good night's sleep in a comfortable bed it's al-jazeera paris on to football now barcelona will be looking to continue their one hundred percent start to the spanish league season when they take on air later on tuesday the catalans that will be missing their record signing. day he picked up hamstring injury during his two one win over saturday will be out for four months after his surgery this

the way to beijing in china then it's called small still asia after that across north america from anchorage to halifax and the final stage will be lisbon through madrid and all the way over the pier in east palo it's a total of eighteen thousand miles across the globe but naturally the epic journey hasn't been without a totals i think this morning. i think struggling with the three. seconds or so. i think for seven and. six that date labor only for just over four hours jerry or enchanted the my time my big shock damage total devote time total to call has been documenting the trip along with the support crew with twice daily updates on the social media channels. i started a twenty seven and for the. chinese border to open the start of history and it was tougher than i expected the need twenty nine thousand kilometer journeys never actually been completed in eighty days the record is one hundred twenty three beaumont will completed in seventy nine once he crosses the finish line in paris home an al-jazeera. sebastian vettel and his ferrari team will be wondering what they need to do to stay i

way to beijing in china then it's across most relationship after that across north america from anchorage to halifax and the final stage will be lisbon through madrid and all the way over the pier in east paris a total of eighteen thousand miles across the globe but naturally the epic journey hasn't been without a totals. morning. sixty thousand. five hundred forty seven and. slightly but only for just over four hours jerry or enchanted to my time a big chunk of damage total to motor home totaled the car has been documenting the trip along with the support crew with twice daily updates on the social media channels. start day twenty seven and for the. chinese border to open the start of history was tougher than i expect the need twenty nine thousand kilometer journeys never actually being completed in eighty days the world record is one hundred and twenty three days but by month smashing that have it by finishing in just seventy nine elites hallman al-jazeera nineteen year old a mikhail big of denmark has won the men's under twenty three individual time trial at the u.c.i. road world champ

all the way to beijing in china then it's across australasia after that across north america from anchorage to halifax and the final stage is been through madrid and all the way over the pier in east palo it's a total of eighteen miles across the globe but naturally it wasn't a journey without hurdles. morning. on top of the it's not just been about distance this is been a remarkable test of endurance mark as being cycling sixteen hours a day starting at four o'clock in the morning and surviving on as little as five hours sleep a night he's enjoyed. when he had an accident he broke his tooth and nearly broke his nose but he just kept going he's like an absolute machine. after catching up with his children mark says the first thing he's looking forward to is a good night's sleep in a comfortable bed with al-jazeera paris turkmenistan is. just sports events in its history. from about the asian indoor. basting the. campaign to establish itself on the world's sporting map. it's the sporting piece turkmenistan has been waiting years for the biggest ever event seen here more than six thousand ath

. >>> a mountain biker in anchorage alaska look at this has a close encounter of a bear kind.to the back of that bear who was sitting in the middle of the trail. i want to see it right there. okay. the biker swerved crashed into some bushes. luckily the bear left him alone. if i had written that story it would have been a lot different but the bear is okay and the biker is okay and that's the good news. >>> finally lots of people try to sneak booze into events, tucker i'm talking to you. they do it to avoid the high prices and this one guy is super committed. three weeks before new york city electronic music festival, one fan buried a stash of alcohol inside the venue. he used google maps to mark the spot and once the festival got started he used gps to dig came and it didn't end well. i made that last part up. >> you better make sure your gps is on point, right. >> is it worth it to getting in trouble, leaving the venue like this with security. is it worth it. >> sometimes it's part of the event. >> don't you do it. >> the bear way okay. >> the bear was okay and so was the bi

>> you can move them to the bureau and in anchorage alaska.[laughter] with a limited clothing allowance.the deal is that once they're in civil service, they are stuck with them. but they can't to tell you what to work on what or under what working conditions.and he can deal with it. but understand, how deep the deep state runs and the fbi. here we have president trump, we have attorney general sessions. we have the director of the fbi. and still that bureau will not turn over haley's emails because they say nobody wants to see them. there is no public interest in doing so. that is how deep that deep state runs. we have to work like crazy to get rid of it. it's like a wisteria bush in the garden. [laughter] yes? [inaudible question] >> yet, but they needed for c-span. >> hello. mr. morris, you mentioned james comey. what was the passion to totally support previous administration hillary when he originally -- what made him move totally sabotage -- >> principal let me question your fundamental assumption. it was that comey sabotaged hillary. the

i learned about earthquakes in anchorage. that was a long time ago in the 1960's.d is the difference between a seven and eight on the logarithmic scale is a massive difference. guatemala, towards 600 miles across mexico, to mexico city. an extraordinary eight level earthquake. from our offices in mexico city, we are joined by a reporter. tell us about the geography of the pacific coast in chiapas. >> that is a geography that creates these kinds of earthquakes. what is remarkable is everything about aid is really impressive. i remember we had training in the office about surviving and earthquake, and the trainer said 8 is very unusual for these to happen. it happened just a few months after. i can tell you in mexico city this really moved. nejra: some striking pictures there. thank you for staying up for us. disruption inny any refineries? >> that is a very good point. pemex has a very big refinery over there. refinery, apparently everything is working normally there. it produces more than 300,000 barrels a day. we are in a time of shortage of gases. said that refin

you're a middle-class family, long island, anchorage, you have someone in a nursing home, a parent, you will be faced with an awful choice with too too may likely hoods. pay thousands of dollars a month out of your own pocket or ask your mom and dad to come live with you when you don't have a spare room in your house and you're trying to raise your kids. not very pretty. the c.b.o. says that graham-cassidy would cause millions to lose health care coverage, that the most abrupt loss of coverage occurring as soon as 2020, due to, quote, substantially lower enrollment in medicaid, unquote, nongroup coverage, and insurance of all types because there would be no incentive to sign up. the c.b.o. also said graham-cassidy would destabilize the individual market, creating a death spiral. under graham-cassidy, average health care costs among people retaining coverage would be higher, insurers would have to raise premiums in the nongroup market to cover those higher costs, anticipating such an unsustainable spiral, some insurers would not participate in the nongroup market, and in many states tran

outside ankradge, juneau, there is not a -- anchorage, juneau, there is not an insurance broker. this will be devastating to our population to know what their options are, to understand basic things from the dates of enrollment. there's also a part that is very cultural in alaska in the fact we have a variety of languages and the navigators cross that bridge in being able o talk the native languages of alaska. they provide that service. we don't have that very readily in the insurance community unfortunately. senator murray: and commissioner kreidler, quickly. are states looking at a 1332 waiver. when applying for that waiver, states have to show they are going to cover the same number of people, the same types of services and the same amount of out-of-pocket costs for consumers. those are the guardrails in the waiver. can you just talk really quickly about how important those guardrails are as you look at the waiver? mr. kreidler: senator, we changed the environment that we have right now with health care delivery through insurance because of the a.c.a. we are now competing on q