her daughter's body had been found floating in a creek in anchorage.old her daughter may have been the victim of a tragic hiking accident. but she noticed what appeared to be defensive wounds on her daughter's hands. a clear sign-in her mind mat bonnie had been murdered and the grieving mother would stop at nothing to find her killer. here again is keith morrison. >> in the autumn of 1994 a suffocating grief descended in anchorage, alaska, and settled on the home of 18-year-old bonnie craig. it was a very bad night. >> it was tough. it was really tough. >> i guess you just don't know what to do after that. how to channel your emotions. >> we were all devastated. >> reporter: once she arrived home, bonnie's mother karen jumped into action, had to find the truth about bonnie's death. and seemed equipped to do so. she was an anchorage reserve police officer, and before that, a local tv reporter. she told her media friends it was murder, the troopers didn't know what they were doing. >> you're not going to get away with it. >> reporter: she gave a slew of

but an investigation by the anchorage daily news and pro publica found one in three communities in alaska had no local law enforcement officers and there sex crime rates are even higher, help can be hours or a day away. >> someone asks me why are you here, why did you pick alaska? because to me my job is to go where the need is greatest and i think the need is greatest here. these are people that are just asking for the basic physical security. and it is not much to ask. >> reporter: this village has new tribal police officers, but with no training. their jail is used primarily as a drunk tank. 97% of the crimes committed by alaskan natives involve alcohol or drugs. before traveling to the fishing village, barr met with advocates of one of two chimpwomen's shel in the entire region, overcrowded. >> over capacity and we have people staying in the room. >> reporter: there is a backlog of unprocessed rape kits. barr met with native leaders from every region of alaska and said said he's looking. the attorney general said he's hoping to find a broad solution that will also involve the tribal g

we've got live pictures, i think, of the president landing in anchorage, alaska. there it is.force one, refueling in anchorage en route to osaka, japan, where we will see him in a couple of days for the g20. what a pretty plane. you might assume, based on its name, that "teen vogue" is somen type of fashion website, but it is much more than that. yesterday, "teen vogue" tweeted this to its followers, "everything you should know about karl marx, and how they are relevant to our current political climate." "teen vogue" didn't mention the downsides. many millions, tens of millions murdered by marx's ideas, russia, venezuela, cuba, so many other countries. instead, they call marxism an inspiration and a bulwark against oppression. "teen vogue" used to target young people, now they target 35-year-olds with childish political beliefs. one of japan's closest neighbors is russia, and that is where this incredible survival story comes from. a russian man in siberia was mauled by a brown bear, then dragged back to its den to be kept for later like a plate of leftovers.d he suffered from

everyday progress >> dubois: a teenager in anchorage, alaska, has been friend.ice say the murder plot began online with a promise of a multimillion dollar payday. here's carter evans. >> what i did was wrong. >> reporter: in court, 18-year- old denali brehmer showed no emotion, as she appeared to admit her role in an elaborate plot to murder her friend, cynthia hoffman. investigators say it all began with a bizarre online catfishing scheme hatched by 21-year-old darin schilmiller thousands of miles away in indiana. without ever even meeting her, he allegedly led brehmer to believe he was a multimillionaire named tyler, enticing her with an offer of $9 million to kill hoffman and send him pictures and videos of the crime. police say brehmer offered to pay some of the money to four other teens, to help her plan and carry out the killing. according to the criminal complaint, on june 2, brehmer nnd 16-year-old kayden mcintosh took hoffman on a hike where they allegedly bound her with duct tape before mcintosh shot her in the head and dumped her in the river. >> i am

leads to monstro culture of the coop -- directing operations from an air base north of our north of anchorage. as to the ramifications well -- the government declared a state of emergency days off to the coup attempt and it's fine a hundred and forty thousand civil servants. and these people were dismissed as alleged -- supporter. but that is not on some sitcom have a hundred and forty thousand people involved in a coup -- the government use this some sort of close to her. i had to get rid of its political enemy for instance are two of the civil servants who teaches -- and they don't stop hunger strike. and they used to go to a pedestrian mall here in ankara just sit there the whole day long until the government ship them out it turned out of one of the teachers -- was an old leftist yeah you would never have found a leftist giving a jumping into bed for the golan heights. and appeal process was set up -- for the civil servants to appeal against speed. five very few of the got their jobs back. many of the people five why academics they wanted to go abroad and teach should universities that ou

. >>> a teenager in anchorage, alaska, has been charged with killing her best friend. the murder plot began online, with a promise of a multimillion-dollar payday. here's carter evans. >> reporter: in court, 18-year-old denali bremmer showed no emotion, as she appeared to admit her role in an elaborate plot to murder her friend, cynthia hoffman. investigators say it began with a bizarre, catfishing scheme, hatched by darin schillmiller. he led her to believe he was a millionaire, enticing her with $9 million to kill hoffman and send her pictures and videos of the crime. bremmer offered to pay the money to four other teens to help her carry out the killing. on june 2nd, bremmer and cayden mcintosh took hoffman on a hike, where duct tape, before mcintosh shot her in the head and dumped her in a river. >> i'm going to follow this through the full extent of the law. i will be here every time she is. i will not let it go. >> reporter: police found hoffman's body a day later and the scheme began to unravel, leading them to bremmer, mcintosh and the other teens involved. brem

the munespalt of anchorage and bike alaska have a program they put together called vision zero, working on a coordinated approach. data driven to have a public education, best practices as you mentioned with regard to these higher fatality rates and injury rates for bicyclests. are you doing work with local partners like vision zero to identify best practices and how do we get involved in that at the local level? i think it is important that you're learning from them and they are learning from you. >> one of the advantages of the local community groups is that the solutions can be best adapted to local conditions. for instance, the infrastructure we need might be a part of it. public education or traffic patterns might be a part of it. all of that can be incorporated and encourage production in local lows where the local jurisdiction is stronger. we are support i of all of those efforts. > thank you. >> thank you. some 54 350eu7b to 37 miles per gallon. trumpk it states that the these tration are -- regulations that the other administration put on the books would -- 3 million barrels of

the municipality of anchorage and bike alaska have a program called vision zero, which is working on a coordinated approach, a data driven to have a public education, best practices as you mentioned with regard to these higher fatality rates and injury rates for bicyclists. is nitsa doing work with holoca partners like vision zero to identify best practices that you're learning? and how do we get involved with that at the local level? >> one of the advantages of local community groups working on vision zero or road to zero is that the solutions can be best adapted to local conditions. so for instance the infrastructure needs might be a part of it. public education or traffic patterns might be a part of it. so all of that can be incorporated and encouraged for adoption in local laws where the local jurisdiction is stronger. nitsa is supportive of all of those efforts and welcomes any opportunity of those efforts to drive local traffic safety. >> thank you. >> thank you, mr. chairman. administrator king, i'm very disturbed with the administration's rollback of the fuel economy standard

there were about 12 miles out to the anchorage area. i do not know whether they were inside that. you are talking maybe a 13 mile range. i am not sure the three hundred had that range. >> there was a time that bradley was nervous enough that he considered. john: where the first battalion landed was an absolute disaster. a company was wiped out. except for the company executive officer who came in with the next wave. was scattered all over the place because the coxswain understood that could not land. they joined up with c company. three boats went to the left. their four platoons, they vanish into a sparker, that kind of thing. c company landed absolutely intact and was with us all the way. the heavy weapons company never got out of the water. they will tell you that they did. they are here today. but that battalion was wiped out. that is the report that bradley got. he did not get the report of what was happening. i forgot the name. that was my beast. -- that was my beach. progress made markable off the beach. abode in lesse than an hour. we made a lot of progress. >> i was amaze

we've got live pictures, i think, of the president landing in anchorage, alaska. there it is.'s plane, air force one, refueling en route to osaka, japan, where we will see him in a couple of days for the g20. what a pretty plain. you might assume, based on his name, that team volga some type of fashion magazine, but it is much more than that. yesterday, "teen vogue" tweeted this to its followers, "everything you should know about karl marx." and how they are relevant to our current come political climate. "teen vogue" didn't mention the downsides to many millions, tens of millions murdered by marx's ideas, russia, venezuela, cuba, so many other countries. instead, they call marxism a bulwark against oppression. "teen vogue" used to target young people, now they target 35 years old. one of japan's closest neighbors as russia, that is where this incredible survival story comes from. a russian man in siberia was mauled by a brown bear then dragged back to its den to become my cap for later like a plate of left overs. he suffered from a broken spine, but managed to stay alive for

according to the indictment, the scheme started to unravel when anchorage police searched bremmer's phonevered text between her discussing plans to kill somebody in alaska pray there is also allegedly a child porn video and instruction on how to sexually assault an older girl. all this, and that you never met in person. >> there's a take away at this point, that for all the good the internet can do, it can do a be a very dark place. parents would be wise to monitor the activity of their children online. >> the group is facing state and federal charges which could put some of them away for the rest of their lives. the feds at a warning yesterday. >> if you are listening to my voice, not in alaska but somewhere else, and you are sitting in your moms basement and planning to do some type of crime, influence a plan or conduct a crime in alaska and you think you are safe because you're that far away, you are not. we will track you down, we will find you, and we will bring you back here to face justice. >> he is in custody in indiana. he is expected to fix those charges soon. harris? >> harris:

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by the tida board, but we also have authority under the police code to enforce certain codes on anchorage within clipper cove. so codes are adopted by the board of supervisors and typically there are established penalties. as opposed to rules which are adopted by the tida board and perhaps can be more readily adapted and/or enacted, but you know, would not grant citation authority and wouldn't be appropriate if it was a matter that rose to a city-wide policy concern. that would be more appropriate to do through the code. so in san francisco, the san francisco parks code is really specific to recreation and parks properties. and grant certain authorities to the commission and general manager of the parks department. the current version of the code was adopted in total as a redraft in 1981, although it's been modified several times since then. and there are other areas of the city that the code has been specifically authorized to be enforced. so for instance, united nations plaza is technically public right-of-way, it's the continuation of lev-- left thers a specific provision that grants t

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crews worked fast to get it under control we had 27 engines a helicopter and to anchorage. >>our. >>and just about every resource slaughter county was on scene here for what. >>no word on how it started but high winds coupled with low humidity means an alarming increase in fire dangers a lot of county fire officials say while grass fires here in the month of june are nothing unusual this year. so far. >>have been exceptional definitely they he and the winds and the humidity played a factor in this particular fire. it's really rocky and rough terrain so to fight. >>about 50 homes were evacuated residents have since been told they can return to their properties but firefighters say the biggest message here is to be prepared to always recommend you have a go bag this ready to go with medications up or documents. >>any pictures that people may value to them and you know that supplies food for your your animals if need be and uh you know how you're going to skate where out you're going to take. >>there are no reported injuries and no word on the cause just yet. they did say that it's n

introduction to the utah beach chapter, because it was admiral 5.n leading on june and overnight, anchorage the armada going to attack utah beach. he was in charge of the slapton sands area, and it was something that weighed heavily on his mind. , thehe biggest test of all incident on slapton sands would have revealed the invasion was not only impending, but many were aware the attack would come. but fortunately, the germans didn't find out. certainly his failure to notice e-boats that attacked during the training exercise, unwittingly, was weighing heavily on his mind as he was leading that part of the force going into utah beach on the channel that night, june 5. a very palpable moment, and it's on his mind as he goes in, in the midnight, the night before. we touch on it only by reflecting backward, because we are trying to keep our focus very tight on the, on the landings themselves. >> the next question is in the center section, towards your right. >> thank you, nick. my uncle was in the 101st infantry,327th glider and had a rather unique story. they went ashore on d-day with the fourth

the first baby then machine is already up and running at the anchorage airport in case, you're interestedetter says that you came up with the idea after she ran out of diapers while traveling with her babies that's a good idea because if you're a lot of diapers that's a real problem. here's evidence that the fbi looked into bigfoot newly released records from the late 19 70's show the agency's lab tested some hair samples that. >>were believed to maybe have been from bigfoot the fbi was nudged to do that by the director of a bigfoot advocacy group. the conclusion turned out to be a letdown for bigfoot believers the fbi said the hair samples belong to a dear all right a big deer. take a look at this mess inside a car. it was broken into near lake tahoe by a bear looking around for some food. >>made a mess of that car. our when sheriff's deputies arrived the pair was locked inside and of course he got frustrated, which is bad news though for the car owner because the bearer for ashton around. trying to get they're advising people reminding people to lock your windows and your doors and uh.