hen felix found the gold it actually created the fairbanks, the little town of fairbanks on the rivermining is huge in this area. still to this day. do here, is we want to show the people how it used to be done. give them a little bit of history, right up to modern day, with a gold you can pan here. [train sound] felix hit on r gold about 20 miles upstream. he had to walk 130 miles back to circle city, nearest recording district to validate the claim. the new s the word of strike got out, johnny come district the circle began to stampede and it was fairbanks falls the district. the transportation corridor of not only the easiest laces to walk, but oftentimes those stream beds of gravel typical seeping, so a tank, you pitched your tent, you and you o the gravel, shovel up some of the gravel into your gold pan. money inf there is any it. if it shows promise, you want to bit of ve a little production you should construct a slew spot. concentrating device hat allowed the prospector to take a hundred or more shovelfuls of gravel so we could work it through one pan. the more experienced men

they went back to fairbanks. a couple of southbound trains later, the engineer is just wailing on the whistle. the train comes to a stop. outcomes of little black dog -- out comes a little black dog, than a red fluffy dog, then an old gray dog -- then three dog harnesses. the only instructions that came with this little beginner's kit were taped on the back of the old dog sled. it had every thing i needed to know in two sentences. "dear mary, there's nothing to it. just put the dogs in front of the sled." that's really all there is to it. i put the harnesses on. i don't know if they were on right. i tied the dogs to the front of this led. they got in a big dog fight. i pulled one off, the other two would start fighting. this went on and on. i was crying and screaming. i unclipped the dogs and they ran down the trail to the cabin. i made many trips dragging all that dog food home. that's when i got my first dogs, and i've had them ever since. >> how did you train them to use this led? -- the sled? >> they knew mor

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alaska railroad was built during the world war i era, and its construction really made it sound like fairbanks sustainab sustainable, because for the first time it was impossible to get decent transportation from the coast into the interior of alaska and ship cargo and freight and they gav by david sn economic basis. with the arrival of world war ii and since that time, there's been a heavy military presence in alaska. and that is ongoing to this day. so the government economy has long been a major element here and that began to change with the discovery of oil. it was the largest ever found in north america. the production was about 2 million barrels per day in 1988 and it's been sort of steadily declining since the time. today it's about one quarter but it's still the basis of how the economy operates. with the government, federal, state and local style the secondary option it begins on the north coast of alaska and is to the east of the wildlife refuge and has been in the news for many decades with her oil exploration should be allowed. so it begins and proceeds more or less directly straig

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where the alaska highway finally joins the alter richardson highway which leads from the coast to fairbanks. delta junction is considered the official end of the twenty four hundred kilometer long highway. the last mile stone is a popular photo opportunity for the international tourists. the ultimate destination of the highway was and still is fair banks the largest city in the interior of alaska. downtown second avenue with its pubs small shops and rugged charm still looks a bit like it did when there were thousands of soldiers stationed in the city. during the second world war fair banks was the hub for american aid to the russians here russian pilots took over thousands of fighters and fighter bombers from their american counterparts and flew them on to siberia in all weathers and in all seasons. the pilots of that time would certainly feel comfortable in the bars affair bags today. the nightlife of the city is still wild and ruckus perfectly in tune with alaska's roughneck image. the pioneering spirit lives on in pubs like the howling dog saloon where many of today's patrons can't stand

especially out of fairbanks, alaska. we start to look at the lower 48 to find a state that we can move our headquarters to and establish our headquarters. i analyze a bunch of states and we basically ended up landing in idaho. let me just read you some statistics on idaho to build the case here. $7.8 billion in outdoor wrecks spent in idaho. that is the same amount as the total export of agriculture , including the potatoes. idaho is famous for potatoes. outdoor wreck is just as big as our agriculture export. 78,000 outdoor wreck jobs in idaho. 2.3 billion in wages and salaries. 447 million in state and local tax revenue. 79% of all of all residents participate in outdoor wreck. the park and recreation, idaho contributed 184 million to the state's economy in 2016. $1 billion contributed to to the idaho economy annually. -- annually by parks visitors, including snowmobiling and offloading highway. $5.1 million in sales taxes for every $1 that an idaho person pays in taxes $54 and returned to the local economy. the annual

the bottom line is, logistics are hard out of alaska, especially north of fairbanks alaska.start to look at the lower 48 to find a state that we can move our headquarters to and establish headquarters. i analyzed a bunch of states and we basically ended up landing in idaho. next slide. idaho, let me review statistics on idaho to build the case here. there are $7.8 billion in outdoor wreck spent in idaho. what's fascinating to me is that is the same amount as the total export of all agriculturists, including the potatoes. i had to live with that license plate as i was in the military with all those asmilitary inflations, outdoor rec is just as big as our agriculture export. there is 78,000 outdoor rec jobs in idaho, $2.3 billion in wages and salaries. $447 million in state and local tax revenue and 79 percent of all idaho residents participate in outdoor rec. the parks and recreation, idaho licontributed $184 million to t states economy in 2016. there's over $1 billion contributed to the idaho economy annually by park visitors, including snowmobiling and motorized boating and

the delhi museum will open in fairbanks, the rock 'n roll hall of fame, maybe the museum is going becauseis the place in the country for what pizza actually is. this reminds all of us but you making pizza with your family, because that is where the real pizza is made. there is deep dish, thin crust pizza, the debate continues. >> everybody knows the best pizza comes from brooklyn. chicago is not even second, newhaven, connecticut after brooklyn, manhattan and newhaven. it is called lasagna. they have a museum now. >> it is a pop up museum. dagen: you can't eat deep dish with your hand. it falls all over the place. maria: new 007, report the franchise close to having the first black james bond next. ♪ baby ♪ i am your man ♪ don't you know ♪ baby ♪ i am your man ♪ [music playing] (vo) from the beginning, wells fargo has supported community organizations like united way, non-profits like the american red cross, and our nation's veterans. we knew helping our communities was important then. and we know it's even more important today. so we're stepping up to volunteer more and donate over a mil

1993, clerked for sitka superior court judge larry zurvus, and worked for alaska legal services in fairbanks and has been with andy vsa for 20 years doing this really really important work. her demeanor was once described by a reporter as, quote clark kent like, which i would agree with which means she has super powers to help the good guys. those who know her call her wonderful and i would agree with that. they directs the coalitions statewide legal services program which also includes both staff attorneys and approximately 60 active volunteer attorneys. again, to help survivors and victims of these heinous crimes and she also oversees legal training and technical assistance for program advocates. as a matter of fact, i was home a few months ago and went to one of her training programs. she does a phenomenal job. nicole nelson is her compatriot in arms. she made her way to alaska 20 years ago fresh out of the university college of law and her first job in alaska, still doing it, was to work for alaska legal services corporation. she rose up through the ranks and now she is the director. she