. >> reporter: over the weekend, he and his friend alex were riding bikes outside anchorage alaska whennly the bear attacked, knocking him off his bike. >> the brown bear, the grizzly crashed out of the bushes, charged james who was behind my a few yards, and pulled him down >> reporter: luckily, alex carries bear spray. >> i was able to spray her with the bear spray, and as soon as she tasted that, she ran back into the woods. >> reporter: james is the fifth bear attack victim in alaska in just over a week. but he was lucky. two others were killed, including a 16 year old runner who got separated from his group, a large black bear attacking and killing him. >> he was able to establish cell phone contact with one of his brothers. he said there's a bear, and from the sounds on the phone, it appeared that an attack was taking place right then. >> reporter: large black bears can weigh up to 6 lu00 pounds, rare brown grizzlies up to 700 pounds. experts say you want to take pry cautions ms may cautions. maybe if you have food with you, triple package it. and have that you just in case. this

frederick was riding with a friend outside of anchorage, alaska, and out of nowhere, the bear rushed frederick leaving a scene on the trail. the friend rushed to the rescue. >> brown bear, the grizzly. crash on the bushes. charged james who was behind me a few yards. i sprayed her with the bear spray. when she tasted that she ran back in woods. bear attack victim in alaska in over a week. jonathan: google is going to get lightener the pockets. the european authorities fined the company $2.7 billion for taking advantage of the dominance in the online searches in the own businesses. the google says they respectfully disagree with the find. mobile giant sprint is cooking up a partnership with charter in communications and comcast to boost the cable company wireless offering. sprint entered a two-month period of exclusive negotiations with charter and comcast to put merger talks with t-mobile on hold nil n month. michelle: pounding over poultry. details behind this brutal attack. jonathan: plus, usually the bad guys running away from police. right? now through july 10th,save up

. >>> now to a close call for a quid in anchorage, alaska, awakened in the middle of the night by a bear in his bedroom. 11-year-old zach landis said he was sound asleep when the bear came crashing through his window sending glass everywhere. when he saw the bear trying to claw its way back out he made a run for it and woke up his parents as he explained to alaska dispatch news. >> they didn't really believe me at first which i can totally understand because it's not every day your son comes up and says there's a bear in your room. >> but he was adamant. he said, my room. i saw it climb out the window like the size of daddy. >> i wonder if daddy took that as an insult or compliment. >> zach said it landed so close to his bed he could have reached out and touched him. fortunately the bear left on its own and zach walked away without a scratch but, man, it's going to be rough to get zach to sleep at night. >> forget about monsters under the bed. >>> up next in "the pulse," one very hot day. see where it reached 129 degrees. >> plus, the big, big news overnight from jay-z. >>> and on our fa

it's 12 to 15 feet long and definitely in no hurry, and then here's choice b, a bear spotted in anchorage, alaskaers are trying to scare the bear away by mak noises and the bear does not care that and keeps following them and grabs snacks from their bags and the bear seems satisfied with that and walked back out in the woods. >> and then alligators can reach 25 miles per hour coming after you, and the bears can reach miles per hour. >> take your chances. >> hey, hey, bo >> that's good. >> the alligator looked full. >> however, the bear, not so much. your small craft advisories around the bay area, 24 to 38 miles per hour. same thing over the ocean. this goes longer until 9:00 tomorrow evening, and that's why some of the ocean temperatures are in the upper 40s right now. we have the blue jays in town to talk on the a's, 64 to 58, and maybe some of the oracle magic will spill over to the coliseum tonight. and then upper 80s in concord, antioch. hey, sue, what do you have for us. >> that picnic basket. >>> we have a sigalert issued with the left lane at the high-rise, and almost an hour delay to get

this alligator spotted on a course in south carolina over the weekend, or this bear sighted in anchorage, alaska golfer and his friend were about to putt when the black bear looked like it might hold the flag for them. the pair made menacing noises but undaunted it followed them to the next hole, even grabbing a snack out of their bags. eventually it wandered back into the woods. yeah, i can see it doing the caddie part of taking the flag out. but not giving advice on what shot to take. >> the bear could probably run you down. not sure about the gator. >> well, it couldn't run you down. maybe me. >> that's true. that's true. no telling what you see on a golf course. that's why i go out as often as i can. steve kerr returned to the bench for the warriors tonight. what a thrill it was. for the players, coaches and fans gave him a standing o. steph curry was so motivated, watch, this he took lebron to have to travel from its source to the bottle? a hundred miles? a thousand miles? how about less than a mile and a half? crystal geyser always bottled at the mountain source. where a walk down main str

anchorage, alaska, democrat, did you watch the hearing yesterday? caller: i did.t: what did you think? you mean with attorney general sessions? yes. i think he is not very credible. i think there is a reason he is withholding it and the senator should ask him if he -- whether he has such loyalty to donald trump. he does not represent the president. no reason to withhold his , said he had been peppered with questions from the russian. i think jeff sessions was protecting the president. it is not his job to do that. he represents the american people. you think of the senators asking questions yesterday? caller: i thought the questions were good and they did a good job, i just wish they had asked him if he had pledged loyalty. heasked comey so i am sure asked all of his administration. i just really think he did and he had a big public meeting with all of them praising him. asked all of them to pledge loyalty and i do not think that it's appropriate for a president, for any boss. to pledge loyalty, you should be ,oyal if you work for somebody but to expect it, i don'

reporter: over the weekend he and his friend alex were riding bikes about ten miles outside anchorage, alaskasud off his moving bike. this is the aftermath. his blood scene right there on the ground. >> this brown bear, grizzly, crashed under the bushes, charged james behind me a few yards and pulled him down off the bike. >> reporter: luckily alex carries bear spray. >> i was able to spray her with the bear spray and as soon as she tasted that she ran back into the woods. >> reporter: james is the fifth bear attack victim in just over a week in alaska. he was lucky. two others were killed including a 16-year-old runner who got separated from his group. a large black bear attacking and killing him. >> he apparently was able to establish cell phone contact with one of his brothers. he said there's a bear and from the sounds on the phone it appeared that an attack was taking place right then. >> reporter: large black bears can weigh up to 600 pounds, the more rare brown grizzlies even bigger, up to 700 pounds and can run at speeds up to 30 miles per hour. so, again, these attacks are very, very

so, madam president, today i want to take you to cotsabule, alaska or what we often refer to as counties. -- cots. it's northwest of anchorage, 26 miles north of the arctic circle in alaska's northwest arctic borough. about 3,000 people live there. it's one of our bigger villages and it's a hub for dozens of smaller villages that dot this enormous, beautiful region like most of alas carks it's cold in the winter -- alaska, it's cold in the winter and beautiful in the sun setting sun. the midnight son is high in the sky and it's got wonderful, wonderful people in cotsabule. like most places in alas -- alaska, community there is everything. people take care of each other. people ban together and help each other overcome challenges that can exphis in the extreme -- exist in the extreme environments in alaska. let me tell you about marty shore, one of the very generous residents and who is our alaskan of the week. marty is the general manager of cotsabule electric soarks where he has -- association where he's worked more than 24 years. he's been married to his wife, lucy, since 1977. ththey have six children, seven grandchildren

anchorage. he along with 51 others were onboard and near middleton island in the gulf of alaska the plane disappeared. eight days after the plane's disappearance, part of the wreckage was located some 50 miles east of ang rang. -- anchorage. unfortunately, a week into the search the recovery team had to call off the effort due to weather conditions. the families of the victims were notified they would not ave any remains to bury. finally, in march 2016, after 64 years and extensive recovery efforts, his remains were confirmed found and returned to his home in arkansas. i'd like to extend my deepest condolences to the family of staff sergeant van fossen and hope they are now able to find peace he's finally home and in his final resting place. yield back. mr. speaker, last month we recognized national bike month and the many bicycling benefits that we have as citizens. i rise today to recognize the city of conway, arkansas, for its installation of their successful public bike sharing program and to emphasize its leading example of advocacy for an active lifestyle. as a long time biker i'm pleased to se

alaska. a couple weeks ago, we had meetingings in anchorage. we were up on the north slope looking at our considerable potential up there. we attended a memorial day ceremony at the veterans memorial at buyers lake. it was just a very important -- i think a very productive time while you were in the state. our hearing today coincides with a big milestone for alaska. the 40th anniversary of the first oil moving through our transalaska pipeline. it was on this day back in 1977 that our 800-mile-long pipeline carried the first of what is now more than 17 billion barrels of oil south to

anchorage. deadly maulings by black bears in alaska are rare. >>> and tiger woods revealed he's getting professionalanage his medicines. he was charged on memorial day for driving under the influence. he takes prescriptions for back pain and he will be arraigned on the dui count in early august. >>> virginia police say that road rage may have led to the murder of a muslim teenager. they say there is no reason to believe that this was a hate crime at this time. the 17-year-old teenage's body was recovered from a pond. she had allegedly been beaten with a baseball bat. martinez torres is charged with her murder. chip is in fairfax, virginia. good morning. >> reporter: immigration officials say torres is in the u.s. officially and he could be deported. so far police say they have no reason to believe that she was targeted because of her race or religion. >> why he killed my daughter, for which reason? >> reporter: he wants to know why darwin martinez torres allegedly killed his 17-year-old daughter on sunday. >> he didn't have no reason. we don't know this guy at all. he don't know us. >> reporter: in

alaska and sends three of them to the hospital. authorities say the children were hiking yesterday at a campground near anchorage when they came acrossear. the three children suffered nonlife-threatening injuries. wildlife officials searched for the bear but say they could not find it. they decided it was no longer a threat and must have left the area. >> police in parts of bucks county are asking residents to be careful after several reports of bear sightings and an eyewitness sent us photos. officials believe a mother bear is heading south with her cubs. the state game commission is urging nearby residents not to approach the bears and also recommends securing things that could attract bears like bird feeders grills and trash cans. >>> well, a death defying stunt still ahead on "eyewitness news." >>> nik wallenda's wife dangles from a chopper over niagara falls by her teeth. >> after the break she talks about what it was like to hover 300 feet above the raging water. katie. >> i don't know how you look graceful and pull that off but she's doing it. looking ahead to a weekend that features some higher heat than were we currently hav

opportunity to host you and some members here on the committee here and alaska a couple of weeks ago. we had meetings in anchorage, we were on the north slope looking at our considerable potential up there. we attended a memorial day .eremony at fires lake it was an important and productive time. our hearing coincides with a big milestone for alaska. today is the 40th anniversary of first oil moving through our trans-alaska pipeline. our 800day in 1977, mile-long pipeline carried what is now more than 17 billion oils of oil -- barrels of southeast. while youopportunity are in alaska to be at the start of the pipeline, mile zero. along with a couple of others. i believe you saw why alaskans say it is not just a pipeline, it is truly our economic lifeline. we wasted no time signing a secretary order helping us to fulfill that asset. the administration has requested a total of 11.7 billion dollars in discretionary appropriations for the department of the interior. overall that is a reduction from $1 billion in the current level, the administration's effort to shift funding. we are going to view all of iese cuts a ve

alaska's six times -- six-team league includes two teams in anchorage, one in fairbanks, one in palmer and one in eagle river, a picturesque area about 20 minutes from anchorage nestled in the mountains. it's part of anchorage by very much its own place with a sense of pride and people who live there like lee. let me tell you a little bit about lee jordan, madam president. leap was originally from -- lee was originally from alabama where football, not baseball, was king. when he enlisted in the army in 1947, his choice of overseas assignments was, according to him, anyplace but alaska. but he got alaska, and he stayed and he loved it. and he settled in eagle river. before long he owned the local newspaper, the "alaska star." now the cugiayak eagle river star and coaching his son's little league baseball team. when that got too old for little league, he began to form new leagues for him to play in. when his boys did. eventually his sons got too old for all the leagues but lee kept up the love for the game. then he and former state senator bill staltz, a good friend of mine and another h

. >>> people are high alert in alaska after a recent increase in bear attacks. ahead, we'll take you to anchorage deadly encounters are impacting tourists. >>> and john mcenroe opens up about his new book and his critique of serena williams. she's talking back too. >> she has some things to say to dear sir john. john mcenroe will be here in studio 57. you're watching cbs this morning. we'll be right back. what is this? a vanilla bean? mmm! breyers the good vanilla. we use non-gmo sourced ingredients in some of america's favorite flavors. mmm! whattwo servings of veggies? v8 or a powdered drink? ready, go. ahhhhhhhh! shake! shake! shake! shake! shake! done! you gotta shake it! i shake it! glad i had a v8. the original way to fuel your day. you'dreamt about it, it, maybe you should just go ahead and do it. we're legalzoom, and we've helped over a million people just like you start their own businesses. legalzoom. legal help is here. goal! nitedhealthcare, you can get rewarded for w

alaska a couple weeks ago. we had meetings in on in anchorage. we were up on north slope looking at considerable potential up there. we attended a memorial ceremony for the veterans at myers lake. it was a priority, a productive time while you were in the state. our hearing coincides for a big milestone for alaska. today the 40th anniversary of first oil moving through your transalaska pipeline. it was on this day back in 19 # 7 that our 800-mile-long pipeline carried the first of what is now more than 17 billion barrels of oil south to valdez. . we had an opportunity while you were in alaska to be at the start of the pipeline, mile zero, along with senator barrasso, senator daines of our committee, and a couple others. i believe that you saw why alaskans say that tax is not a pipeline it is truly our economic lifeline. you wasted no time signing a secretarial order that will help us refill that important asset. and our department's budget request includes a number of proposals that will continue to help alaska get back on track. the administrati

alaska a bear might show up a. black bear looked like it might hold the flag for him. he and his friends were playing in anchorageoposed them t. pair made some mena menaceing noises to scare him away. it eventually wandered back into the woods. >>> a rare sight off the shores of the central coast. whale water spotted two groups of bears beached whales near monterey bay. they captured two pods last saturday ten miles south of carmel bay. marine biologists identified them by their short puffy blows, bulbus foreheads and puffy beaks. they believe they were following food, possibly squid. they can hold their breath for near an hour, which makes them impossible to track. >> so beautiful to see. we are having a beautiful day. not too pretty right now. if you are headed to the beach, later on, it will be cool and breezy, 73 in santa cruz, the rest of the bay area will be cooler by 5 degrees. 82 in livermore, with about 70 san mateo, the accuweather 7-day forecast. we are cooling off today. we warm up monday, tuesday, the middle of the week looks cooler, cooler still by next week, but it is a great start. >> we'll take t

alaska today. no tsunami warnings but some residents felt the earthquake about 120 miles from the epicenter. the area nearly 15 miles from anchoragesits on the ring of fire. named so because a large number of volcanic eruptions occur there. no injuries or damage reported. >>> pop star ariana grande showing her love for fans in the uk. take a look at that picture there. she visited young people today still hospitalized after the terror bombing outside her concert in manchester. on sunday she's holding an all star benefit concert for the victims. katy perry, justin bieber, pharrell williams, and many more will join her in manchester. thousands of tickets were reserved for fans who were at the show when a suicide bomber killed 22 people and left 1 00 others injured. -- 100 others injured. kathy griffin on the defensive after the backlash she's gotten after a picture showing her holding up the severed and bloodied head of president trump. she said that president trump is using his power to target her and that he's trying to ruin her life. she also said that she's been getting death threats. even sew she says she's not going to stop ma

alaska. it happened just before 2:30 p.m. 2:30 p.m. residents of the aleutian islands felt the earthquake. the islands are sparsely populated and nearly 1500 miles from anchorage. no injuries or damage have been reported. tsunami warnings have not been triggered.>>> the philippines -- for fiery attack at a manila casino that left thousands of people died. cell phone video shows the moment at a manila casino fled. a man carrying a gun poured gasoline and gambling tables and set them on fire before fleeing with $2 million in stolen casino chips. is not killed 37 people in their hotel rooms. authority said this was a robbery attempt and not a terrorist attack. >> the moment he entered, he was alone and identified all over from one corner to the other. he is the only one and only he was walking around. >> police say the man was found dead in a hotel room after apparently setting himself on fire. authorities are trying to identify the attacker. >>> today marks six months since a fire wrote dashboard through the ghost ship warehouse trapping people inside . the fire impacted the neighborhood. structure remains on the corner of 31st and international boulevard. he is

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alaska's official state veterans memorial. this is located at a place called byers lake, which is midway on the parks highway between fairbanks and anchorage. it is extraordinarily picturesque. it's very tranquil. it is it is almost a spiritual place in many, many ways as you look out to denali in the background, it being surrounded by the memorials for those, for honoring those veterans who have served us. but i was able to bring to that gathering last sunday, a very distinguished veteran. that was our secretary of the interior, secretary ryan zinke, a former navy seal. so this following week, just on sunday, i was able to -- to do yet another memorial day, if you will, and our focus was not on those who gave their lives on foreign soil but in a battle for american soil, and our focus this past sunday was on what is known as the forgotten battle of world war ii. it was the bombing and it was the subsequent occupation of the aleutian islands of alaska by japan. it was a year-long fought campaign, and for those of us in alaska, it is a campaign that we often speak about, that we share the stories, that many, many who are still around today