there when i came up to the yukon. in fifty five there was about forty five hundred five thousand people a white horse we don't see many of our cabin like this but anymore this is a moose right here you don't see many projects like that or are at the cashier here where they keep their food no surprise first on that and so this is how i. thought it would show. the disappearing your car on the ground if you knew. jim lives in one of white horses last of which in a log cabins. back on the road. white horses just passed the alaska highways halfway mark. here the routes through the vast high valleys of the yukon get straighter and the road better and better. this is where the construction crews found firm ground in the summer of one nine hundred forty two and could make good progress. the forests here are less dense and more nordic with ever slimmer furs and birches and low poplars. compared to the early days on the highway traveling today has become easy. many visitors come with campers or tents build a romantic camp fire

this is yukon territory almost halfway on the trip. watson lake started as a simple camp for the construction of the highway and a still little more than a long road. but the town has become famous as the site of a particularly bizarre attraction on the alaska highway. the sign post forest. legend has it that a homesick soldier brought the first sign from his hometown in one nine hundred forty two others followed his example and with the growth in tourism the signpost forest became more and more international and bigger and bigger too there are currently more than eighty thousand signs here although nobody knows for certain because new ones are added every day and some are quite a few of them from europe. leaving a sign here is a must for tourists including the montgomery's from oklahoma. watson lakes historically much more significant site is the old yukon air service hangar which is starting to collapse it bears silent witness to an immensely costly project whose effects were felt halfway around the world. historical photos in the sm

mostly the efforts of yukon failed without supply-side response. what we have seen the army do in the last several decades is they have reduced the qualifications to get into the army particularly the officer corps, to try to attenuate the human capital shortfalls they have been building cadet academies and cadet academies not only tend to remediate individuals who will be confident to get into it without reduced standards, they are also intended to engender a positive sense. .. we asked the question -- i'm going to tell them. this is like making a brownie from the box spirit going to your point, why does this matter? do people not in the punjab do not share critical belief that they has to liberate chechnya. so this means that this is going to overtime, another important factor to consider. prior to 2004 the first unit fatality would have been an association with india on the llc, but now the first unit fatality is likely to be from a pakistani, fighting in the tribal areas. so for me as indira says, we are not going to see the results for decades

yukon did try to expand the footprint of the army in these other provinces. military manpower is not only driven by demand side considerations like we've the army want this. also by supply-side. most of the efforts of yukon failed because he didn't get the supply-side response. what we've seen the army to in the last several decades is that they have reduced the qualifications to get into the army, particularly the officer corps, to try and attenuate the human capital shortfalls. they had been building these cadet academies. they are not only to intermediate individual who are confident to get in without these reduce standards, they are also intended to engender a positive sense. these will often, these are not uncontroversial because folks also view these as colonial outpost. having said this, despite the controversy we know that these efforts have been successful. we are also fairly confident that these recruits that are coming -- some years ago to i a survey with mccauley. we interviewed like 14,000 people and its like a natural experiment and we asked how

there was a trip, i believe, in 2006 when we went up to the yukon territory of canada. we landed on white house where nobody on our deligation had ever been before. the mayor of the town there said offhand that the canadian poet, robert service, had grown up nearby. of course, nobody in the delegation heard of robert service. mccain's eyes lit up. he got excited about this. we couldn't figure out why. he explained when he was in prison in hanoi, he spent two years in solitary confinement with time on his hands. his cell mate on the other side of the wall had been required to memorize poems in school. they developed, all the pows, the tap code to communicate. he taught mccain the poem that he had been taught in school. one of them was "the creation of sack mcgee" who grew up in the white horse area in the yukon territory. then mccain disappeared. he hopped in a car and didn't come back for an hour or two. came back eyes shining because there was the residence of this poet whose work he had learned in tap. he then proceeded to both recite it verbally and in tap all those

the yukon marching band played tribute to one of the victims of the parkland shooting. >>> it is fridayvery important ekend. if you want to squeeze in every last bit of the summer here. >> sometimes you can be a little cool or littl wet depending on where. you a that system is hung up a bit there around des moines and ames, and as we track that into sunday we continue that disturbance there out with a watch for new orleans and a good chance of rain. that's a look at the big weather story o d the. now here's a closer look at your day ahead. today we have a slight rk of severe storms through minnesota all the way down through areas of iowa, even portions of of omaha. and watch out for storms in southern louisiana in the southeast. that severe risk, we'll take closer look at that. and maybe even a flood threat in the next couple days. >>> re's one for you adrenaline junkies. six flags fiesta texas, unveiled plans for that newest thrill rideri fea that giant rotating disk that goes higher and higher moving at 75 miles per hour. it's going to debut next semer. this is closest i'll ever get t

with demonstrators taking to the streets against skyrocketing inflation and ongoing shortages in the yukon.

yukon lacked the funding needed to pull off the olympic games. and in our moment of need returned to senatormccain . i took mick over to see him and we marched up to his office in the russell building. even though we came unannounced, senator mccain received us and together mitt and i made the case for emergency funding. withindays, we secured the resources we needed to move forward with the games , all thanks to senator john mccain. were it not for john's quick action, i can say the 2002 winter olympics would not have been a success. in fact, it would have been an embarrassment and he was not excited about putting up federal funds, either. but all i have to do was ask and he said fine. we didn't hesitate to throw our support behind him in the 2008 residential election. senator mccain mounted an admirable campaign, refusing to salute stoop to the political mudslinging that all too often defines presidential contests d. i agree with the assessment of the late earl krauthammer. mccain ran a valuable race against impossible odds. he will be, he shou

war between the two countries it is really a matter of the two countries to suing superiority in the yukon and me in the science and technology. in the coming year to thirty years so it is likely that these two say sure these sensations and come to centers and will continue for quite a while. former cia chief john brennan want to take donald trump to court after having his security clearance revoked brennan is one of trump's harshest critics but it's also been backtracking on some of his stronger accusations against the president. donald trump's press conference performance in helsinki rises to and exceeds the threshold of high crimes and misdemeanors it was nothing short of treacherous not only were trumps comments imbecilic he is wholly in the pockets of putin republican patriots where are you. has anyone looked at the mistakes that john brennan made while serving as cia director he will go down as easily the worst in history and since getting out he's become nothing less than a loud mouth partisan political hack who cannot be trusted with the secrets to welcome. to protect the nation's

yukon follow the hearings that you can follow the hearings on c-span.org, or on the free c-span radio app. c-span's "washington journal, " live every day with news and policy issues that impacted. the american enterprise -- on their joint report examining the rise of populism in the u.s. and europe, and how it has weakened transatlantic partnership's. former white house strategist sebastian gorka talks about the paul manafort trial and the administration's foreign security policy. join the discussion. first lady melania trump and health and human services secretary alex is our were part of a summit on cyber bowling prevention. we also heard from social media executives from twitter, facebook, and google. this senate was held in rockville, maryland. >> ladies and gentlemen, please stand.

as your breathing flows and as yukon, the color changes and you see yourself settling in.we can see your heartbeat with these devices for example. >> you could walk up to someone else and meet them for the first time and see their heart beating. if they wanted to let you. >> that sounds very intrusive. there is, you can in some cases here breathing. so there's a chance not just for biometric monitoring but biometric feedback. so you can use your own vital cues rendered visually in whatever way you like to help yourself center. and also you strip the notifications away and you put yourself in an environment. if anyone has tried to maintain a meditation practice and you say i'm going to sit for 20 minutes. 18 minutes later, like finally here it is. two minutes later, it's over. imagine spending 18 of those 20 minutes and the place you are trying to get to rather than the two. >> we should take time for questions i think. >> and we have a microphone. >> there's something new to hit on as if you haven't heard already. >> want to encourage you to hold the mic up close to your m

police there looking for a man who witnesses say took off in a blac fwgmc yukon xl. >>> in the meantime, let's get down to the forecast. storms moving in once again. >> the timing is a little later msday, but we could see some strong thunderstnce again. >> storm team 4 meteorolo tsts gettinngs started from the storm center. >> a highf 93. now we're tracking another round of storms. stormsonight have the potential to have very heavy rainfall and the timing a little biter tonight. >> we're watching some in our southwestern zones. take a look, show you the radar. this is the wide view, mid-atlantic view. down tour south here towards charlottesville, roanoke. lookingt this line, thi is the line that may actually come through later this evening, but right now we are tracking some in our aa. those storms down towards the shenandoah valley right now. a pretty big storm there. this one making its way towards madison county and eventually towards colepepper county. if you live south of warrant. this is the area for the next two to three hours i expecte to storms. the rest of us could get in on t

yukon gold rush and alaska gold rush.s soon as word got out, that yellow rock was found in people were coming up here to mine. >> we have a tour operation here basically, we're entertaining people, guests that come up to our statement. e're trying to share the history of gold mining in the fairbanks district. >> back in 19 -- the early 1900sings, like 1906, felix edro was up in this area, approximately 10 miles from where we're standing right now, was the first discovery in the fairbanks area. gold mining basically put fairbanks on the map. hen felix found the gold it actually created the fairbanks, the little town of fairbanks on the river. mining 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

last night dominating 56-17 road win against yukon. they're only ranked number 21, too.o undefeated last season and whie they were criticized after being excluded last year, it is listed with champion alabama in the ncaa guide after finishing atop one of the many ranking agencies recognized. the fall of another top ranked woman. as number two seeded and reigning open champion won't make it past the second round after falling in straight sets to her 36th ranked competitor from yu cain. julia makes an early exit making it three of the top women out of the competition. let's go to baseball. the yankees adding personnel to fill the gap left by the injured judge ahead of the push. new york reportedly struck a deal to acquire giant star outfielder andrew mccutchen who was traded to san francisco in january after nine seasons in pittsburgh. mccutchen will be a free agent after this year. meanwhile, the bronx with an opposite field home run by giancarlo stanton. the yankees fall again to the tigers 8-7 dropping in the al east, 8 1/2 games behind boston which beat the white sox l

it is a gmc yukon xl. he is believed -- the suspect is believed to be on foot right now. police are searching for him. re's what we know. take a look. you can see people still inside that mcdonald'shere. detectives have been here for quite some time. 2:00 this afteron we're told a man came here and shot a woman. we're told the part of the restaurant where the shooting took place appears to be just inside or just outside, around the kitchen door, the back door, the one not used by there publi. we told that the victim in this case is in what is described as -- her injuries are described as life-threatening but we do not have any information on her age. we to not know if w sheked here at this mcdonald's or whether she was ato cr. also questions we're trying to get answers right now. >> thank you, jacks. >>> c-sections havth risen ugh the years and there was concern that inducing labor may be conibuting to that rise. but a new study by the national institutes for health indicate th inducing pgnant women at 39 weeks instead of waiting for labor on its own does not increase the

we've signed one with ontaylor yo, quebec, nova scotia, and the yukon territories.plan to sign additional in the coming weeks >> whether it's you or a rival, similarly the traditional tobacco stocks, do you find there's lot of interest and there's a lot of takers at the moment >> cannabis globally is disrupting the to some extent the tobacco industry >> okay, brenden, you might not be able to talk about whether deauggio has approached you or not, but which of your products is your favorite >> we export a product to australia that is two parts phc to 100 parts cbd, and that product is used for children who suffer from severe pediatric epilepsy that's my favorite product because when i receive notes from mothers and children who suffer from epilepsy it makes me very happy >> just a big question where the industry might pea going a lot of excitement about different aspects of it, the applications of this whole product category i'm wonder, though, as a ceo of a business, how do you prevent essentially just becoming another commodity company or is there intellectual prop

it goes through mountains, the yukon river, along the ocean, trails on all different kinds of terrain and different places. now the trail is part of the national historic trail system and it is quite well marked. back there you might see a marker on a tree and then you don't see anything for a couple of miles. it's much easier to have a bicycle race on it. i did a junior iditarod >> before you end your friend decided to compete in the race, was there every history of women type heat -- women competing in the iditarod? no, the first year there were just trying to keep the trail connected. i don't think there were very many women, just 10 or so. >> what was the reaction to you and your friend signing up? mary: when i pulled into a checkpoint, sometimes men were there, and they took off and thought thatnd i was interesting, they were going to spend the night there. and i have a feeling they didn't want to be seen traveling with me. >> can we talk about your first day and maybe your first overnight of the iditarod. were you nervous? mary: i was very nervous. oceane traveling near the . i

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yukon honey to do. that . so you need to explain to them to make sure that they give these fun times when trying to. sometimes change. what is so stressful but now you have to compost yes they have because if you have so much stress then you get confused time to you know tend to be efficient. will be very happy when may i help up a share and the patient gets away and. that's that's when i. don't have to. america was never great was founded on the rapes and the murder. nothing changed so we said all response to these situations that we're dealing with. people get shot every day she is just sad people kill each other blood for killing children. so it was just no way that people are going to just sit back and allow children to be shot down by law enforcement. this country doesn't work for us it doesn't function for us. this this can't be happening in america we call from the streets we've got to deal with why this is the reason i have to write like this is a reason. to forgive him but he said. open up and face th