and about her son, marine corps lance corporal grant frazer, who gave his life for our nation. from seattle, sharon moved to our state to live with her aunt and uncle when she was just 16 years old. she graduated from west high school in anchorage, studied political science at alaska methodist university, which is now alaska pacific university, and embraced the great state of alaska with everything she had. it was a heady and exciting time in alaska. the prudhoe field on the north slope was just discovered, the biggest oilfield in north mesh -- the late 1960's, early 1970. one of the biggest land claims act in u.s. history was being debated and then passed right here on the floor of the united states senate. alaska was a wide, open space that wanted the energy of my generation, sharon said, and she got to it. she got to work. she worked at the department of natural resources, an agency that i had the honor of being the former commissioner of. she worked for the joint federal-state land use planning commission for alaska, inventorring the -- inventorying the abundant natural res

and 14-year-old áangela were last seen in the ásanta rosa area last night. á justin frazer is 5'6" withs á now thanking the community. the ámessage from many front áline workers at zuckerberg general hospital. á á active list>>> pá presidnt ájoe biden today addressed ágraduates at delawar state áuniversity's virtual graduationand it comes as a former advisor for bernie sanders ácampaign says biden ha ánot pulled enough bernie supporters to beat president trump n november. >> biden delivered brief ápretaped remarks at delaware áuniversity graduation. he touched on rebuilding americ after áthe corona virus pandemic but this morning a formeradviser to senator ásanders campaign warned biden áhasn't pulled enough from the ábase. despite the ápolicy coalition áwhich includes. he pointedto a usa poll which áshowed that 14% of sanders ásupporters don't plan to vote áfor biden and 60% said they weren' áexcited to support his. to make a difference writing ádespite best intentions the bide ácampaign and the democratic national committee áare far behind on latino out áreach and coalition building,

eventually, she made herly way back home to alaska, met her husband, an air force anesthesiologist, james frazer, who made his way into private practice. sharon helped run the office, and they had two wonderful children, grant and victoria. so who is grant fraser? son, popular at service high school in anchorage or he graduate. he was an actor who loved the works of homer and shakespeare. he was a mountain biker, a skier, a pianist, a scuba diver, a rock climber, a tennis player picky was lighthearted and mischievous, and according to his marine brothers, the only thing that could really rile him up is when the talked about his sister the way which sometimes remains unfortunately have a habit of doing. he was a m fiercely loyal broth. you did not joke about his sister, victoria, who by the way not as a professional soprano singer who has performed all over theor world. so sharon and her husband james assume that grant would become an athlete maybe or a scholar, a very smart young man, but shortly after 9/11, like so many patriotic young americans across our nation, he surprised his family and hi

companies like johnson & johnson and merck, which we haven't heard as much about, but we had ken frazer on last week saying they're in the vaccine race as well and they're typically quieter about their communications we shouldn't count out those big companies because their timelines right now don't seem as fast. so there are definitely concerns, and every time i talk with moderna or anybody else in the space, i ask how much time do we need to know that these vaccines are safe since it's a new technology they seem to think they can get that information within these time periods, but i think there are still questions, of course >> and meg, it's david as you pointed out, we had never dealt with timelines like this the market, obviously, and investors overall, not to mention all of humanity very focused on it. what about manufacturing you know, we heard from pfizer as well. maybe something sooner than we had thought, perhaps again, manufacturing at scale seems to be such an important part of this can mudoderna do that, can fie r pfizer do that are we talking to getting to the point where yo

and about her son, marine corps lance corporal grant frazer, who gave his life for our nation. from seattle, sharon moved to our state to live with her aunt and uncle when she was just 16 years old. she graduated from west high school in anchorage, studied political science at alaska methodist university, which is now alaska pacific university, and embraced the great state of alaska with everything she had. it was a heady and exciting time in alaska. the prudhoe field on the north slope was just discovered, the biggest oilfield in north mesh -- the late 1960's, early 1970. one of the biggest land claims act in u.s. history was being debated and then passed right here on the floor of the united states senate. alaska was a wide, open space that wanted the energy of my generation, sharon said, and she got to it. she got to work. she worked at the department of natural resources, an agency that i had the honor of being the former commissioner of. she worked for the joint federal-state land use planning commission for alaska, inventorring the -- inventorying the abundant natural res