and serve the cathedral parish there in anchorage and also go out and act as missionaries throughout alaska. >> one of the parties was in san francisco, right? >> it is not just the priests or priors preaching, st. dominic new that in order to radically change culture or bring god to culture you needed a strong component of women, contemplative nuns. so even before he formally founds the order of preachers, he founds the nuns first. this is st. dominic 800 years ago. i had the privilege of visiting the monastery. you have contemplative nuns living there from all over the world. it wasn't simply a group of guys getting together to preach, it was, together we are going to preach but behind us and supporting us is groups of contemplative nuns, active sisters which come a little bit later. they are very much known within this diocese for education. >> the contemplative nuns offered prayer and the active sisters offered education and healthcare. helping families in need. there was a lot of disease during those days and they answered this call. >> some that came along with archbishop ella

youth vote initiative of the league of women voters of anchorage. local youth pointed out school shootings are an ongoing tragedy across the country. what adventures would you take to help ensure the safety of schools and youth serving communities? how do you protect both the second amendment as well as our schools and communities? moderator: congresswoman peltola? rep. peltola: this is a big concern. the state of alaska experienced the first school shooting in the nation, and now they happen so frequently that there are multiple in a week. the common thread among these terrible tragedies is a person, somebody who is inflicting this who is isolated, who does not feel seen or heard. we need to make sure that every child in our community, every child in our school feel seen and heard. we need to make sure we do not have people in isolation and we need to do as much as we can as gunowners to protect and safeguard guns and ammunition's from getting in the wrong hands. for those of us who grew up with firearms in our home hunting, we know the importance

attorney's office in alaska charged a soldier stationed in anchorage who allegedly used a.i. for pictures of real children including children he knew images of violent sexual abuse. the defendant used online a.i. cap bonds images and make following a tip from a laser social media company to missing and exploited children for a thorough investigation or prosecutors, grand jury indicted a wisconsin man producing thousands of illicit damages and distributed the images minor. the defendant a.i. prompts. using a will realistic images of children is illegal and will not take to hold accountable those materials. the second part of the approach possesses the criminal division's role in turning the department is tools to combat all close cybercrime file on cybercrime investigations. this illustrates a cybercrime is transnational in nature. criminals, the infrastructure they carry out and victims of criminals can be and often are located in other countries. we boys relied on your partnership and fight against cybercrime we designated prosecutors to act as cybercrime operations build an

. >> this happened in anchorage, alaska.this fierce competition chunk came in second, but the winner is grazer. grazer? it's grazer. >> there's grazer by a landslide. more than 40,000 votes. >> yes. making history by becoming the first ever to win back to back fat bear week titles. grazer. congratulations. >> sorry, chunk. >> next year. >> next year. next year. >> next time. >> next to the new video showing the weekend vandalism by vanderbilt. >> okay, so this happened in downtown nashville, tennessee. police helicopter video shows commodore fans marching one of the field's goal posts through the streets of nashville before. yes, they tossed it into the cumberland river. >> the cumberland river is so far to carry golf balls a goalpost miles. it happened after those fans rushed the field after their team's historic win over number one ranked alabama, and tore down the goalpost. as a result, the sec has fined vanderbilt $100,000 already. like online campaigns to raise money trying to raise money because they love this. all rig

from our anchorage affiliate, reporter georgina fernandez has more. >> 1960s or '50s.hotos. >> this isn't what christine odatella was expecting to see. >> i didn't want to take the pictures out or destroy the back of the photos. >> reporter: when she bought what she thought was an empty $4 photo album from bishop's attic last year. >> they're priceless. >> i know. >> reporter: that album actually someone's scrapbook containing priceless moments from years past. from snapshots of someone's childhood to family gatherings to wedding days. >> i don't know if it was accidentally thrown away, but i'd rather return it and have somebody share these peopleries, get them back. you never know. might mean a lot to them. >> reporter: so we went to work, trying to find the album's rightful owner. and that's when we met allen latuska, the blond 10-year-old in these photos. >> the old station wagon. i remember that. >> reporter: he finally reuniting with the scrapbook after he last saw it ten years ago. a chance opportunity to revisit old memories and loved ones. >> a little emotional

so, i did mccarthy, juneau, sitka, cordova, telkeetna, fairbanks, soldotna, and then, finished in anchoragetrous for money. we lived on a boat for a little bit. none of it was fun. i'll never do it again. >> seth: yeah. >> and i'm glad the special's out. >> seth: beautiful -- like, alaska looks beautiful, but you're also -- it seems like your takeaway is don't go there. >> no. go but don't do what i did. [ laughter ] just have fun. >> seth: oh, i see. >> don't turn into work. we'd wake up and it'd be like, the next show is 900 miles away. [ laughter ] and two plane rides! >> seth: you did something that is in -- there's some beautiful shots of what -- the alaska you live in before you go on stage. >> yeah. >> seth: now, i want to show this video. you reach into the water and you pull a fish out. >> yeah. this is in the ocean in sitka. >> seth: now, have you done this before? >> no. >> seth: and how many times did you try it before the video? >> none. these fish were so slow. >> seth: so -- [ laughter ] this is for real the first time you tried to do this. >> yes. >> seth: all right. let's w

. >> todd: container ships already seeing effect of strike with 38 waiting at anchorage offshore. there were just three on sunday. president biden encouraging both sides to come back to the negotiation table. pushing for 77% wage increase over six years and ports are of offering 50% pay raise. a advocate for blue collar workers, we're learning about his salary. he raked in $728,000 according to union filing from department of labor. average union dock worker makes $81,000. d daggett owns a au yaut yshgs ac and driving a bentley. former president donald trump add addressing the strikes. listen. >> those workers are have very important to life blood of the country and it is a massive thing. they have been hurt badly with inflation. they are not happy and do a good job. >> white houses president biden will not invoke the taft hartley act. steve, if you go up to negotiation saying you are repres representing the working man and woman, hard to roll up in a bentley. >> steve: how does he make that much money? o overtime? >> todd: pounding pavement on strikes. the rank and file make cert

there was indeed a second crash around the center anchorage area. both are being addressed by bridge crews, so we should see a smoother flow as we do on the bridge span itself. the good news is, despite the issues on the bay bridge that were causing the slowdown, we still have metering lights moving well enough that you can see movement over on the oakland side. still, add a little bit of time out of the east bay and over toward the city on the on the south bay bridge. smooth drive for richmond and san mateo bridge. holding steady. back to you. thanks so much, mike. 652. happening now. city leaders in oakland are working to crack down on illegal dumping. it all comes as video is going viral of a man who recorded stacks of tires in the fruitvale neighborhood. it happened last week features an exchange with a person allegedly responsible for causing the sidewalk nuisance. the city has to buy 60 additional surveillance cameras in so-called hotspots. the technology will actually have the ability to track license plates of illegal dumpers. and we're back

very widespread so something upwards of a thousand people were affected there were also a series of anchorage foodborne illnesses that emerged from chipotle and not unusual but the way the media was paying attention very much was i think a lot of it comes down how long this lingers in the news and mcdonald's ability to shift the narrative so something else we know about chipotle, they really couldn't get out from under that microscope, pardon the pun, by doing other things like marketing or innovation or other types of things that would shift the narrative for consumers. >> mcdonald's shares down 6% right now after the news broke and weighing heavily on the dow and premarket. swift gears over to chipotle brian niccol is the ceo of starbucks and how big of a deal to pull their full-year guidance for next year? >> in a sense this is not entirely unexpected. you know, we have a lot of real-time data when we look at restaurants. people look at things like credit card or do channel checks it was obvious that starbucks sales were not recovering to the extent the company had initially thought. so i

all additional available shipping capacity has been removed from the kharg island anchorage.his is the first time we have seen something like this since the sanctions package was imposed in 2018. but look at tehran, there are many important targets for the iranian regime there. we are talking about the office of the supreme leader, from where he runs iran, the ministry of defense, the intelligence services, the security services. according to an expert who has visited the regime’s facilities several times, it could take iran as little as six months to have 10 nuclear warheads ready to target its enemies. olli heinonen, a former deputy director of the international atomic energy agency (iaea), who in the past oversaw its efforts to monitor and curb iran's nuclear program, said that if iran hurries, it could have an arsenal ready by april next year. what amazes me is that we as a nation, iran is working on nuclear weapons, look at a map of iran, those little circles in yellow and black are nuclear facilities, when you look at that you realize that iran controls more of its alli

. >> i am lee from anchorage, alaska. >> the book we think shaped america's black like me but really of america. >> really highlight systemic which is evident. in our country. it was an incredible brown groundbreaking. >> we recommended as read for everybody. thank you. >> a book that i think shaped america charlotte's web. inspired a generation of young leaders reflected an agrarian past. it also made us think differently how we treat farm animals. but he beat white when asked why he wrote the book it it's a need. >> i am from michigan. the book that shaped america was the words of chavez. it is essentially commentary about his support for coalition comes together to advance common causes in america. >> i you share what book you think shaped america go to our website they are on c-span.org. viewer input right at the top two easy steps send us a video. miriam pawel, less and were we begin.n. why the words of cesar chavez on the list of books that shaped america? >> because he is an important american lder who's not well enough understood by far whose work not only with farmworkers, b

youth vote initiative of the league of women voters of anchorage. local youth pointed out school shootings are an ongoing tragedy across the country. what adventures would you take to help ensure the safety of schools and youth serving communities? how do you protect both the second amendment as well as our schools and communities? moderator: congresswoman peltola? rep. peltola: this is a big concern. the state of alaska experienced the first school shooting in the nation, and now they happen so frequently that there are multiple in a week. the common thread among these terrible tragedies is a person, somebody who is inflicting this who is isolated, who does not feel seen or heard. we need to make sure that every child in our community, every child in our school feel seen and heard. we need to make sure we do not have people in isolation and we need to do as much as we can as gunowners to protect and safeguard guns and ammunition's from getting in the wrong hands. for those of us who grew up with firearms in our home hunting, we know the importance

again, kind of rumored that there is a great anchorage there. he goes to this place which is just an incredibly beautiful part of the world. he has his first on this voyage at least. his first encounter experience. in this case, the native palawa people of tasmania. the expedition artists go to work and paint these beautiful paintings which become engravings. everything goes according to plan. this is one of the rare times where everything goes well. they have peaceful exchanges in both directions. there is no sexual encounters. there is no spreading of venereal disease. a little over a week, he replaces his ships and writes eloquently about these people, the palawa, whom he admires. what is interesting, and i show this, because almost exactly one century after? arrival, took mine to a stop at coney island. the palawa people are virtually extinct in this photograph was taken of the very last full- blooded person believed it to be a woman named trudy in any was photographed. she died almost a century after. the reason why coke is so resented all

again, they are rumored that there is a great anchorage there somewhere.ce which is just incredibly beautiful and he has his first encounter experience with in this case that the native people of tasmania, the expedition artist go to work. they paint these beautiful paintings which become engravings. everything goes according to plan. they have peaceful exchanges in both directions. there is no sexual encounter. there is no spreading of venereal disease. he is there a little over a week. he writes eloquently about these people. what is interesting -- i show this because exactly one century after cook's arrival and brief stop at bruni island, the people are virtually extinct and this photograph was taken of the very last full- blooded palo alto person, or at least believed to be. the woman was photographed and she died almost exactly -- i show this to demonstrate, the reason why cook is so resented all over the pacific is not so much for what he did or what he saw or what himself brought into the cultures but the entire imperial kind of thing that ensued im

they're again kind of rumored that there's a great anchorage there somewhere.led bruny island, which is just a incredibly beautiful part of the and he has his first on this voyage, at least his first encounter experience with in this case, the the native palawan people, the people of tasmania his expedition artists go to work. they paint his beautiful paintings which become engravings everything goes according to plan. this is one of the rare times where everything goes well. they have a peaceful exchanges in both directions. there's no sexual encounters. so there are there's no, you know spreading of venereal disease. he's there a little over week. he replenishes his ships and writes quite eloquently about these people. the palooka who he admires and. but what's interesting, and i show because exactly, almost exactly one century after cook's arrival and brief stop at bruny island, the palau where people virtually extinct and this photograph was taken of the very the very last full blooded palau a person or at least believed to be a woman named truganini was wa