they are one of the most numerous and diverse of all eskimo populations. they occupy almost the entire south coast of alaska. they've sustained their lives and culture by gathering, hunting, and fishing-- hunting arctic marine mammals such as otters, which is the resource which first attracted the russians to the area. [woman] they're all russian trading beads, all found here in the village, and i do know that they traded the... like these... like these for sea otter pelts. [cook] the oral history that is passed between generation to generation in villages, especially within alaska, is the record that never got written. it's what's been associated and how people perceive the events within their own language, and if the historian is sensitive enough and willing enough to spend the time with the people, that story can be re-created and reexamined in a different time and space and told a different way from a different angle. hi, frisky. how are you? that's a good boy. juanita is one of the oldest individuals in the village of nanwalek here. she has ties to so

the next move is to head towards eskimos office building. the days tick by without years. by day four we're now caught acting on a tip from one. who's just a right back and what desirous i would like to meet up. but. there's no mistaking his father was they look so similar in profile a cop father son has wiped the past from his slate. these days he's a successful designer in argentina. we had two hour meeting with the son of a godfather equipped with a hidden camera. a man who's trying to rebuild his life is notoriously shy of the media so i'm meeting the significance. of i call you sebastian zero on pablo. one part of the me is ancient history that was my life before. now your father built up a considerable fortune what happened to his money were you able to use any of it. the answer is simple. the war cost a huge deal of moly. my father was immensely wealthy but he stopped dating and drugs and invested all of his money into the war. weapons and the manpower cost enormous about somalia. and beyond the cost of the weapons and explosives and a considerable amount of money w

we hoping the kids there going there dressed up as eskimos. some got 13-inches in the pittsburgh area. a neighbor snapped this strange looking snowman getting ready to greet chilly trick-or- treaters for tomorrow. >> we have a group that played cupid for lucky couple this weekend. >> ten military families got married in canada. >> reporter: there was a precision, flowers and fancy dresses. when the limo rolled up a blushing bride. her husband to be -- >> are you nervous? >> yes. >> reporter: despite the nerves, this is no ordinary jones, and her part is part of operation cupid. >> i'm so excited and grateful. >> reporter: her wedding was donated. >> they've taken such a load off. >> reporter: and lashondra isn't the only bride. she and jamaal one of ten military couples chose opinion. >> all the dresses were donated. >> reporter: allison has five come back deployments making planning a wedding difficult. the two said i do in a courthouse. her father got to give her away. >> this is kind of a big deal for her family. >> reporter: donated limos

. >> so it's eskimos. eskimo kisses. >> butterfly kisses. >> here we go. number two. staying in a hotel room after a sick person has stayed the night puts you at risk for getting the flu. >> i'm going to say myth because they clean the rooms. >> then i'll say fact. >> kathie is correct. it is true. >> ouch. >> so researchers have found -- >> spank. >> -- 1/3 of surfaces in a hotel room were still covered in germs -- >> oh, my gosh. >> you know what it is? it's the remote. >> it is. >> they never clean the remote. >> it's absolutely correct. >> oh, my gosh. i've been staying at a hotel the last six weeks. >> the hard surfaces, germs really like to live on there so door knobs, light switches, remotes. wipe them down with a little sanitizer. >> we're ready. >> here we go. number 3. after recovering from a cold or flu, you should go out and buy a new toothbrush. >> oh, god. fact. >> myth. you can hold on to your toothbrush, especially if it's one of those nice fancy ones. the electric ones. so basically, this is real interesting. when you're sick, your immune system produ

. >> we are excited actually to use the gauge and eskimo is good to go. >> there's power outages where parents and kids say they are not going to let that stop them from doing trick or treating going door to door. justin. >>> it's hard to imagine for people that are not here because nothing stuck but up 795 from owings mills and parts of owings mills up to two inches and closer to 304 around westminster and 6 around the p.a. line. in the mountain of northern frederick they picked up 11 inches and northwestern adams county in pennsylvania 13 inches of it was an elevation i away from the bay that impacted it. this morning, 27 bel air,37 emmere and 27 in laurel. we have widespread frost this morning. that's an issue and dense fog advisory out of the new york county and pennsylvania. once you scrape the frost off you are flooring breeze. increasing -- looking for a breeze. increasing clouds and for the most part near 50 this evening. let's check out the traffic at # 5á:41 # with -- 5:41 with tanya. >> reporter: a fire has newberry street shut down in both directions. try to avoid the area

like this chant: i don't know know but i've been told eskimo genitalia are mighty cold. the classic aircraft, the memphis pat. and the plane that dropped the atomic bomb, the enola "none of your business." the guy is an idiot. no disrespect. ahead of rick perry, perry had mostly stumbled through the two previous debates yet retained his frontrunner status. would the third time be the charm? >> i think americans just don't know sometimes which mitt romney they're dealing with. is it the mitt romney that was on the side of against the second amendment qualify he was for the second amendment? was it before he was before the social programs from the standpoint of he was for standing up for roe versus wade before he was against roe versus wade? he was for race to the top. he's for obama care and now he's against it. ( applause ) >> jon: mitt nailed it. can't believe my advisors told me not to get high before this debate. i'm telling you. i'm killing him. holy (beep). if i'm romney, i don't even answer. i just cede my time back to rick perry. "no, no, i cede back to perry. he'

more cynical here but people die every day every morning bebee bodies near the mountains we call it eskimos public cemetery each day because it would be mud and often just dumped on the open ground . there are a few people left and many in but us cobol well you have to know where to look. so the toss is to find a. according to someone a best of all is formal of town it's still a lot of. little video from those years still exists. his name is john gyre of ls whereas alias up by. police once it goes back and popeye was not far behind his boss esteban when it came to the packing order he was implicated in a number of murders sources claim that he's been serving time in prison for several gives what seems certain is that he was able to survive in bogota as notorious low modelo prison on homs. life for the whole prison was a daily diet of insecurity and frequent violence where the prisoners freed the roost esteban's former right hand man has since been spirited away to much safer surroundings. it takes a few more days to track down no one apparently knows where he is but the systems finally pays

. >> one is an eskimo and one is a geisha. we'll have to bundle up the geisha, but they're good to go. >> i think mother nature played a trick on us. >> a trick that has left as many as 3 million from virginia to vermont in the dark as tree limbs fell, crippling power lines and blocking roadways. >> snow hit the tree, hit the leaves, the tree got heavy and a lot of tree damage. >> damage that could take a while to repair. >> we're going to have extensive and long-term power outages. >> snow started falling saturday and smashed records as it moved north, tieing up haair travel a thousands faced delays in new york and jfk. and as they continue to dig out and the frost continues to melt off the pumpkins -- >> i think we're in for a big, bad winter. here we are in october and we have snow. >> winter is still more than six weeks away. francis coe, kntv news. >>> the flights were trying to reach new york area airports but were diverted to an airport in connecticut. the exact reason the passengers weren't let off the plane is still u

but the eskimo is good to go. >> reporter: more used to raking leaves than shoveling snow in october. >> mother nature played a trick on us. >> reporter: a trick that left 3 million in the dark. as tree limbs fell, crippling power lines and blocking roadways. >> the trees hit the leaves. >> reporter: damage that could take a while to repair. >> we're going to have extensive and long-term power outages. >> reporter: snow started falling saturday and smashed records as it moved north. tying up air travel as thousands faced delays and cancellations at newark and jfk. passengers on a jetblue flight waited seven hours on the plane before finally being cleared for the airport terminal. and as residents continued to dig out and the frost starts to melt off the pumpkins -- >> i think we're in for a big, bad winter. here we are, in october, and we got snow. >> reporter: winter is still more than six weeks away. >> the pictures are pretty from here. >>> we're learning that not just one jetblue flight was stuck on the tarmac for hours. according to passengers and the airlines, three flights and

according to some kind of eskimo's formal of time outs is still a lot of. little video from those years still exists. his name is john the gyre of ls ways alias. police wanted posters but then popeye was not far behind his boss esko bob when it came to the pecking order he was implicated in a number of murders sources claim that he's been serving time in prison for several years it seems subtle is that he was able to survive in bogota his notorious low modelo prison on homs. like for the old prison was a daily diet of insecurity and frequent violence where the prisoners rule the roost just about his former right hand man has since been spirited away to much safer surroundings. it takes a few more days to track down no one apparently knows where he is but the systems finally pays off. there is a last some news. popeye's being held about one hundred kilometers from bogota in this model of the times and sometimes. it's a high security prison with murderous drug traffickers and hired killers among its inmates. no t.v. crews had ever been allowed inside before i

an operation was meeting organized he used to run home and then using a radio call in the fossil eskimos left the nazis to talk and code and say things like tell some of the doctor as they used to. live there on their way making straight for you. so when we were heading up towards the target. sometimes see peoples and in past it's the other way. as you know. that the traitor is eliminated a manhunt can resume unimpeded. it's a little you know i joke now target is a guy called el chapo according to our information he's hiding in this area. or was the terrorists' hands on terrorists who placed on the. front of us and i'm just going to go but i'm going to be honest this is a while but with iris operations and suspects. this is the guy we want to catch tonight. and. there's a complete change of tactics the idea is to isolate escobar by rounding up his key men one by one by your customer or alias and chapal is tonight's target. the operation against a chopper is a success and many others follow the senior members of the cartel are eliminated one knob to the other. escobar is severely weakened

case in point the apartment owned by his mother is blowing up at the time eskimos wife and children had been inside nobody is hurt but the attack is a. one day they set off a bomb and it ruined a painting by dali which was estimated to be worth five million dollars as wife was devastated and she cooled look she says they've destroyed the dolly what are we going to do about it. gradually escobar begins to fear for the lives of his loved ones it will be the reason of his downfall. as long as a son and daughter are in colombia he cannot relax. he decides to some of them to germany in europe. on the twenty seventh of november maria victoria on pablo and little manuel aboard a flight to frankfurt on the police escort and filmed by the t.v. crews. escobar breathes a sigh of relief but although he doesn't know it yet but countdown to his iron hand has already begun sure balsa a slow see how his wife and kids if leave for a safe country will. buy but there's no country that wants them. plain goes backwards and forwards and eventually returns to colombia no one wanted anything more to do with pa

one's an eskimo, one's a geisha. >> cleanup began sunday in areas more used to raking leaves than shoveling snow in october. >> mother nature played a trick on us. >> a trick that has left as many as three million from virginia to vermont in the dark. as tree limbs fell, crippling power lines and blocking roadways. >> snow hit the trees, hit the leaves, the tree got heavy and a lot of tree damage. >> damage that could take a while to repair. >> we will have extensive power outages. >> snow started falling saturday and smashed records as it moved north, tying up air travel as thousands faced delays and cancellations. passengers on a jetblue flight diverted to connecticut waited seven hours on the plane before being cleared for the terminal. and as residents continued to dig out and frost starts to melt off pumpkins. >> i think we're in for a big, bad winter. >> winter is still more than six weeks away. francis coe, nbc news. >> it won't be long before witches, ghosts and goblins troll around for candy. local police departments want to make sure the kids make it home safely. >> according to t

the next move is to head toward the eskimos office building. a day stick by without years. by day for we're in our car acting on a tip from one public who's just arrived back in what desirous and we'd like to meet up. but. there's no mistaking who is father was they look so similar in profile of father son as my past from his slight. these days he's a successful designer in argentina. we had two hour meeting with the son of a godfather equipped with a hidden camera. the man who's trying to rebuild his life is notoriously shy of the media so our meeting is significant. and i call you sebastian zero zero zero said i asked him. to me as ancient history that was my life before. now your father built up a considerable fortune what happened to his money where you were able to use any of it. the answer is simple. the war cost a huge deal of money. my father was a mentally wealthy. stop dealing in drugs and invested all of his money into that war. weapons and manpower cost enormous about somalia. and beyond the cost of the weapons and explosives a considerable amount of money was u

first words eskimo school has failed to joins an eight at the top of the russian is the sand pit is the side sat so for a goalless draw with the normal giving a man a chance to reach them at the summit but then it didn't is that opportune see the jutes all with tara tara when things were looking bright for say sky when ellen's a cause for a cake wagner love in the air after five minutes from the break the house and double their late straight after half time say to do with other men heading home to make it. tara and back. came from alex out of lanka and made all the right moves in the area. and applying for secured with their very next attack brazilian midfielder maurice service cora for the church and so at this time to all the final score there and remain a couple of points adrift of leaders specific. sunday's programme of game week twenty seven they started in cardiff it could bond by three goals to one recall in the elevator opened the house. in savage and make it a bit of mischief extended willing to fail by the seventy fifth minute this is not to the consolation. well the last minu

ok let's move to the concept of a hockey league and see eskimo school of feel to move top of the western conference after suffering a three two home defeat to a mirror it was the visitors from better off secured the start of the second period . through gallic making the c.s.k. goaltender a mere spectator but this strange effort needed six minutes to get an equaliser yet coped with real using up power play a two level mothers midway through the game dimitri told us softwood put in front for the second time after he scored on a power play that muscovites though managed to take the game into extra time with less than three minutes to go in the third. barba share the additional five minutes not enough to find a winner though in suing shoot going the way of the high flying site. tiger woods again still in the golfing headlines with his latest return and once again the former world number one failed to deliver finishing a run one of the fries dot com open six shots behind the leaders. and in steel apparently bored much better in court on guard willis the men to catch woods in the first hole be

one's an eskimo and the other is a geisha. >> reporter: clean-up began in areas more used to raking leaves than shoveling snow in october. >> i think mother nature played a trick on us. >> reporter: a trick that has left as many as 3 million from virginia to vermont in the dark, as tree limbs fell, crippling power lines and blocking roadways. >> snow hit the tree, hit the leaves. the trees got heavy and a lot of tree damage. >> reporter: damage that could take a while to repair. >> they're going to have extensive and long-term power outages. >> reporter: snow started falling saturday and smashed records as it moved north, tying up air travel as thousands faced delays and cancellations at newark and yfk. passengers on a jetblue flight diverted to connecticut waited seven hours on the plane before finally being cleared for the airport terminal. and as residents continue to dig out, and the frost starts to melt off the pumpkins -- >> i think we're in for a big, bad winter. i mean, here we are in october and we've got snow. >> reporter: winter is still more than six weeks away. francis coe, nb

first words eskimo school had failed to join zinaida at the top of the russian prime a lake as the sand pit is side settle for a goal is joe wilson are not giving the on the man the chance to reach them at the summits but then didn't is that opportunity they drew all with tara cuts home things were looking bright for tesco when alan's of course free kick found wagner love in the air at five minutes from the break that was then double their late straight after half time stated the other man heading home to make it the terrace paid back that first girl came from alex out of lanka and made all the right moves in the air after a quick break and a point was secured with their very next attack brazilian midfielder maurice so they score for the church and so at this time to all the final score there and remain a couple of points adrift of leaders of. sunday's program of game week twenty seven they started in cardiff it could bond buy for a go to one nickel in the elevator opened for the house. to savage and make it a bit of mischief extendibility to thrilled by the seventy fifth minute this is

a lot resting on those two games let's move to the ice on the kontinental hockey league where say eskimo score well and truly beginning to live up to their pre-season hype and sit second in the western conference following a three one home win over mesler novokuznetsk the victory set his fourth in their past five games who must buy time to wait until the start of the second twenty minutes to seize the initiative. dimitri. sliding home here one nothing but this is equalized ten minutes after the tundra koosman finishing off our beautiful pass from dimitri lidsky but that would only spur on serious. netting ripped right before the end of period dimitri manya then putting the tie to bed five minutes after the break we will help you. cope with all this believe illegal wrong with the. well a tennis world seeded russian mikhail youzhny is through the quarterfinals of the china open world number three on the real with zero haven't quite the same fortune us for compadre at world number one of a problem which has been looking good of late and she certainly didn't wait around in beijing at the top

the problems months with basketball stateside the game is picking up pace in europe this season see eskimo school with quite a rough ride on thursday their team receiving our wake up call from new comers name burke in the d.t.p. united link the home side coaching staff had said before home they were wary of overconfidence against the underdogs but their worst fears came true early on the army men out of sorts as the czechs led by seven points after the opening quarter lexy shred the constantly finding ways to beat the visitors defense the twenty two year old finishing with a team high sixty six the twice the t.v. champion serious closing things like with a relentless rally in the final three stretch eighty to sixty nine in the finals. and gulf luka donald's among a group of seven tied for the lead at the children's miracle network classic the world over want to sing dollar signs as well buckling webb simpson in the hope of becoming the first man in history to win the european on p.g.a. money titles in the same year and that would be donald carrick liam lee james driscoll arjun i will never

an ancient tradition that the innup yat eskimo would do as part of their tradition, they would whale and use part of the whale to make housing, drums. >> the good lord gave us these animals that have sustained us for thousands of years. >> they're talking about this ancient practice. but they're using a motorized boat rather than a canoe. they're not dragging the whale in by hand. they're using loaders, and forklifts. so is it ancient? or is it modern? >> how can it not be modernized? that's where the world is right now. and if it's going to make it he's wrer for them to practice this, i don't see an issue. >> so the whale is an endangered species, there are about 11,000 of them left. >> at the end of the day, no matter how they do it, modernized or not, they're hunting an endangered species. >> commercial whaling years and years ago made this an endangered species. certain indigenous tribes are allowed to hunt these whales and they are given a limit. >> maybe putting a hold on this for a few years gets them to be not on the endangered list and continue to put a limit. america, they'

and he has more name for snow than eskimos do. sitting next to me, bob beckle, fox news contributor and co-host of "the five" on the fox newschannel. and even the women of "the view" have a higher iq. good to see you, pinch. >> the late author must suffer from the indignity. it is all part of the time's new hazing process. he will suffer various humiliations including, but not limited to egg yolking, office streaking and a particularly nasty ax known as chocolate tub thumping. greg? >> i am trying to imagine what chocolate tub thumping is. does is involve david carr? >> here is something i recommend not doing, the google thing. not good. >> well, she is sorry, so very sorry. the mayor of oakland has apologized, hat in hand. she issued a statement one day after police teargased protesters. gene quan blubbered, quote, we are a progressive city and tolerant of many opinions. most are part of the 99% and understand the spirit of the occupy wall street movement. we are committed to honoring their free speech rights. well, in other oak

this weekend. [ audience boos ] right before halloween, which explains the popular costume -- slutty eskimolaughter ] that's what -- >> steve: that's good. >> jimmy: listen to this, you guys. two brothers in ohio are apparently running against each other for mayor. yeah, their attack ads are pretty weird. it's like, "my opponent says he's fiscally responsible, but did you know he once traded a barry bonds card for just two packs of gushers?" [ laughter ] "vote bryan, not jason. jason wets the bed." [ laughter ] [ scattered applause ] check this out, you guys. i heard that verizon's "can you hear me now?" guy just came out of the closet. [ laughter ] it's true. it was kind of weird when 2,000 extras immediately came out of the closet behind him. i mean, that's -- [ laughter ] that's more of a story than -- that's more of a headline. >> steve: you'd think they'd lead with that. >> jimmy: some business news, there were reports that google and microsoft are competing with each other to buy yahoo!. yeah. even yahoo! was like, "they are?" [ laughter ] did you see this? because of a mold problem i

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the difference between bill clinton and president obama is bill clinton can sell ice to an eskimo, president is using money we don't have. >> rick: the speaker of the house says the president can issue all the executive orders that he wants and he agrees with ford, by the way, that a larger plan is needed as opposed to these little programs here and there. but congress holds the purse strings. so could he run into some road blocks here, president obama, that is, if he puts out some programs and just doesn't get the funding that they need? >> i'm glad to hear that ford and john boehner agree with each other. that makes me sleep well at night. at least i know ford has his politics straight. i think the congressional republicans loft the american people when they rebuffed a people to deal with america's economic problems that gave us $10 in cuts for every dollar in revenue. so i don't think that the gop and the house has much contribute on these things and that's the reason that president obama is going to be even more successful as they oppose these ideas, it's because they've been so obstruct

. >> he could sell that same piece of ice cube to the eskimo more than once, which is evident by thet were victimized more than one time. >> reporter: karaka says standefer took him for over $12,000, promising valuable asian artifacts. he never delivered. and now, karaka was angry. >> i told karl i made a promise to dennis that he decided not bring back my money that i would do whatever was necessary to go after that money and collect it. >> reporter: and he knew how to do it because this man, allegedly conned by dennis standefer like the rest, is a private investigator in los angeles. and in his business, karaka couldn't afford to let standefer get away. >> i didn't want my reputation to be soiled by an individual like this. and it wasn't the money. on my part, the loss of the money was less critical. >> reporter: karl and karaka joined in a hunt for standefer. their plan was to catch him at his own game by posing as wealthy investors with cash to spend. so, they sent him e-mails under false names, hoping he would reveal where he was. standefer, however, was a clever man. he respond

. >> eskimos. >> butterfly kisses. >> number two.hotel room are still covered in germs. >> you know what it is? it's the remote. >> it's correct. >> i've been staying at a hotel the last six weeks. >> the hard surfaces, germs like to live on there door knobs, light switches, remotes, wipe down with a hand sanitizer. number three, after recovering from a cold or flu, you should go out and buy a new toothbrush. >> oh, god. fact. >> myth. you can hold on to your toothbrush, especially if it's a nice fancy one. this is interesting. when you're sick, your immune system produces a specific antibody to the exact virus that you have. once you recover, those stick around to make sure you never get the same strain again. >> every time you catch it's a different strain? >> every time you get sick or if you got sick twice in one month, that's two separate. >> isn't the tooth paste kicking any butts there? >> we would hope so. apparently not. okay. this is a good one. vitamin c is a sure way to fight off a cold. >> i'm going to say myth. >> corre