i believe in alaska. not only are we going to rebuild, we are going to rebuild with all alaskan materials, alaskan contractors, and alaskan labor. [ applause ] it is on track to open in time for tourist season this year. from new breweries, to energy and small business startups to large companies making significant new investment on the north slope, alaskans are committed to this state. they are making tough decisions and fighting for their future. they deserve leaders who are willing to do the same. [ applause ] alaskans, we are turning a page in history as we move into position to control our destiny. let me describe what controlling our destiny looks like. when alaska became a state, the alaska statehood compact established conditions for our entry. alaska was granted 103 million acres of public land and became the only state in america with exclusive ownership of the resources in the ground. the message from washington, d.c. to the new state was clear. alaska was to develop our mineral resources in or

governor walker has unique problems in alaska. the demographics, but the physical makeups of the state. we are all looking for ways to do what? continue to provide great health care at lower prices. , i was more to say than pleased to take the slings and arrows on medicaid expansion, which at one point the party was aghast at. i remember standing on the stage as the only person running who thought expanding it was a great idea. now i find all these republicans are beginning to figure out how to expand medicaid because they realize you can't leave people without health care. we've taken on a lot of big issues and special interest groups. we figured out ways to get our costs under control. his medicaid is growing slower than ours, ours is under 2%. that required us to take on and properly decide who should be in a nursing home and who should not. that is one of the biggest fights in the world. we believe in home health care. we believe in paying accurately. we are using technology to make sure we are not overpaying. we have moved ev

could compare alaska to. what we did was we took a collection of states that if you average them together, they look pretty close to alaska in the period before 1982. once we found that group, we matched them up to alaska and compared them to after 1982. we looked over three decades or so. what we found was this comparison group had very similar employment rates to alaska over that period. scarlet: professor, you said there was no significant affect hasn't won negative on employment as a whole but part-time work, you noticed some distinctions there. walk us through what you found. damon: we did find there was an increase in the likelihood of working part-time. so what that could be is that even though people are not leaving the workforce, they could be scaling back their hours some. there is another possibility, which is there could be some people who were not going to enter the labor force and now this extra income allows them to potentially take a part-time job. if you need to hire someone for childcare, th

we're here at the alaska raptor center. the ultimate success is getting one of these gorgeous bald eagles back in the wild. we're about to do that now. i'm with dr. v. we're here in one of the aviaries. this is where injured eagles fly their way back to health and we're trying to catch one eagle in particular. victoria: go for it. okay. jeff: this is gonna look pretty extreme guys because we need to make sure this eagle is safe and we are safe. victoria: okay now i need you to set the eagle down on its shoulder. perfect, excellent. see how it calms the eagle? jeff: yep. victoria: one, two, three. perfect, great transfer. jeff: and that my friends is how you capture a bald eagle. but this is only one step in the journey of recovery and being wild once again. coming up, this eagle is ready for its new life in the wild. victoria: we don't know what the bird is going to do so just be prepared for anything. jeff: for anything. victoria: yeah. ♪ t a. 'e o cciaoter lu.ins,ou w ki t tcaeuac 'e o cciaoter lu.ins,ou w . es ve ab h

in alaska our healthcare cost has coming down dramatically. the matter of working collaboratively rather than one office, we know the answer and no one else will be involved and we will sell your product, bring those together and work across that, those governmental lines. that is missing in this process. some are left out and bring much to the solution. it needs to be much broader. >> you are getting that. >> you have been able to work with them but it is not a holistic approach. there are specific one offs that we are able to get and that is helpful but not the whole process and the whole product, pieces of the solution. >> it is fair to say it is a model for a lot of us. the reinsurance work he had to go through those different silos. how much work? a huge amount of work. that should be the natural inclination, to get the silos broken down and follow alaska, governors love to steal from each other so we will do it the same way they did but there is not that muscle tone. we are not used to working outside our silos. governor kasich was talki

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and you are right, alaska is unique. we use guns for hunting and subsistence and a way of life and out in the -- >> it is called the last frontier for a reason. >> so our focus is going to be -- it is going to be on keeping our children safe. and that is going to be important. i think there is some things that we can do -- one thing i like about the nga is that -- listening to the other governor about what they are doing and putting together effort with the public education and i would like to make sure there is a hotline. >> what about raising the age. >> that is a possibility. we have a lot of young people in alaska that hunt at a very young age. so on subsistence and they are the hunter for the community and they'll bring in it food. so that is going to be -- in every state is very unique and i think -- i watch today governor scott and i really empathize and -- with him. every state needs to do what is best for their state. >> governor kasich, you've moved on this record and your record would say you are a pro-gun guy

the presiding officer: the senator from alaska. mr. sullivan: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent to engage in a colloquy with my colleagues, senator casey and senator wicker. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. sullivan: mr. president, today i rise with my colleagues, senator wicker from mississippi, senator casey from the great state of pennsylvania, to talk about legislation that's of vital importance, i believe, to every state in the country. certainly mine, the great state of alaska. but most importantly, mr. president, it is vitally important legislation to the men and women who serve in the united states coast guard. and i'm going to talk about them for a minute, but in addition to the legislation we're talking about here, it's also vitally important to our maritime and fishing communities as well. so very important legislation. which legislation am i talking about? senate bill 1129, the coast guard authorization act of 2017. it is legislation that has broad bipartisan support, including chairman thune of the commerce committee,

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of alaska. and this is a bill that conveys the needed lands and it is supported by all the necessary federal agencies. and for that reason, i urge my colleagues to support the bill. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields. the gentleman from alaska is recognized. mr. young: i wish my good friend good luck in the upcoming election. you make a fine governor as you made a fine congress lady, believe me. with that, i ask for the yeas nd nays. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields? mr. young: i yield. the speaker pro tempore: the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 219. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair 2/3 being in the affirmative. mr. young: mr. speaker, i object on the vote that a quorum is not present. the speaker pro tempore: the p -- pursuant to clause 8, rule 20, further proceedings on this otion will be postponed. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess unti

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. >> the village of kaktovik, alaska on barter island. population, 239. a stark and striking landscape but not quite the snow-blafrnted mountains you quite expect from the arctic. a change which has reached into all corners of life here. it's not long before we see what we came for. we left the shore three minutes ago, and already there are four polar bears right there, swimming in the water. that's incredible. i mean, what are we, 50 feet from them? >> we're pretty darn close. >> one, two, three, four polar bears. a mother with her triplets. these bears a drab shade of brown. wearing the signs of spending so much time on muddy land. >> wow. >> so you often see them playing with each other? >> every day. >> reporter: our captain bruce inglunasak says these bears are here because they're waiting for the sea ice to return. the frozen surface of the arctic ocean where they spend most of the year feeding on seals. >> they're just conserving energy. they know they've got a long wait for freezing. >> reporter: until the freeze-up they scavenge on the remains of

i didn't really hear about it until in sixty nine i went on to work on the trance alaska pipeline and it was a year or two after that that we started putting a provision in there for an increase in soil temperatures due to global warming really you know that's amazing. what two or three years after that that well that no that's that's that's really that's really it's really incredible to hear. back in sixty nine there were proponents and doubters that it really is. and the scientific community was was divided on that subject. but they knew he took into account the risk and started planning for. well even though yes we did . so and when clark and ice researcher in the pay of exxon mobil already knew forty seven years ago that the climate was changing he and other scientists were already using the knowledge of global warming back in one nine hundred seventy four the planning and construction of the trans alaska pipeline the melting permafrost made it easier to drive these piles into the ground. and when clark's colleagues at exxon mobil were also building oil rigs in the arctic at the s

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community is a highly valued concept back home in alaska. george brown may have set out to run a successful restaurant, but what he did was he created a community, a community institution, a place for people to talk about golf or flying or whatever the issues of the day. we have a tradition, i guess you can call it a tradition in my family. during aig when you come to election day, there is oftentimes not much more that can be done. you've gotten your message out. you're just kind of waiting for people to vote. and so a tradition in our family is we go out for a nice lunch, and we always go to the lucky wish bone on election day. i think i'm going to continue that one. but this is a place where the coffee is warm, the food is hardy, a place where the smiles and the hugs have always been readily available. and as much as i have missed peggy since she has passed, i will certainly miss george. i will miss his smile. i will miss his conversation. but it's comforting to know that their legacy will continue. on february 11, so this weekend, george

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on teh satellite we can just see the next storm putting itself together in the gulf of alaska. it will bring cold air from the arctic while tapping some very moist air from the tropics. the two will combine to bring us one of the biggest stoirms of the season. some of the wettest mountains could see 3 to 5 inches while the urban areas could see an inch or more. snow is also possible especially on friday down to 2,500 feet. we will see increasing clouds tomorrow with a chance of showers developing late in the day. it will be windy with periods of heavy rain on thursday. showers and possible thunderstorms will continue on friday with mountain snow. showers will likely linger on saturday before drying on sunday. (grant) 1. walnut (grant) on sunday. on sunday.before drying saturday before drying on sunday. (grant) (grant) 1. walnut creek 2. livermore putting, hayward 3. hail ball san jose, newarksan jose, newark 4. snow on mt. diablo (grant) most people and video by uploading them using the kron four mobile app. check it out...scroll down a little...click the report it little...cli

alaska airlines. that's how we fly. and now, step up to alaska premium class, with upgrades starting at just $15. we saw tonight... the signature moment of the olympics -- so far... shaun white -- w/ the run of a >>> as we showed you earlier it's going to be hard to top what we saw tonight. signature moment of the olympic so far, shaun white, right there, so much fun to watch. >> oh, my goodness we were not only chieering, we were screaming. >> jessica was screaming. >> my hands are still sweating takes a lot to fully capture the attention of my colleague but this did it, shows how special shaun white is, sitting in second place, final kpetit iic in the half pief with four full rotations. white overcome with emotion. why not. 31-year-old third olympic gold. u.s. women's hockey team led by hillary born in palo alto. davidson against olympic athlete from russia she scored twice in that span of time. team usa rolls 5-0. next could be gold medal preview against canada. it's valentine's day tomorrow. here it already is in so

it's playing out in remote corner of southwestern alaska where native people are fighting to preserve a way of life. it depends on the water, while others are fighting to win approval for a new mine. we sent out chief environmental affairs correspondent ann thompson to take a look. >> reporter: even winter starkness can't diminish alaska's vast natural wonders. waters that team with fish lap against land rich with minerals. wonders on a slow motion collision course at the head waters of the world's largest salmon run. in the winter, how many times would you eat salmon? >> three, maybe four. >> reporter: with her grandmother's blade she prepares the fish that fed her ancestors for centuries and her family today. is all this fish caught by your family? >> yeah. wouldn't have it any other way. >> reporter: the world needs copper from smart phones to solar panels. >> we only have two ways to get copper. we mine in the united states or mine it somewhere else. >> reporter: tom is leading the effort to build the pebble mine. >> does the mine threaten the fisheries? >> not at all. >> reporter

alaska airlines. that's how we fly. alaska airlines. at the marine mammal center, the environment is everything. we want to do our very best for each and every animal, and we want to operate a sustainable facility. and pg&e has been a partner helping us to achieve that. we've helped the marine mammal center go solar, install electric vehicle charging stations, and become more energy efficient. pg&e has allowed us to be the most sustainable organization we can be. any time you help a customer, it's a really good feeling. it's especially so when it's a customer that's doing such good and important work for the environment. together, we're building a better california. >>> tonight on "the olympic zone" -- >> that right there was the greatest run of gus kenworthy's life. >> after winning silver in sochi, freestyle skier gus kenworthy traveled to africa to see how sports brings hope to life in a refugee camp. >>> plus, short track and figure skating, two sports with almost nothing in common, except they share the same ice. so, how do they co

on the satellite you can see the cold air moving in from alaska. it doesn't carry much moisture but it is very cold. we could see some record cold lows tomorrow morning. highs tomorrow will be chilly too in the upper 40s to mid 50s. it will be a little warmer on wednesday with a chance of a few showers. it will be cold and breezy on thursday. more cold storms and rain are possible next weekend weekendpossible next weekend (grant) (grant)(grant) we have team coverage tonight. there were some early forecasts that the snow level might drop to as low as 15 hundred feet.(vicki) that did not materialize... but it did snow in a few places around the bay area overnight. kron four's rob fladeboe found some in boony doon, deep in the santa cruz mountains. this was empire grade road in bonny doon where drivers here and on other santa cruz mountain roads are still coping with slick pavement and a few patches of black ice in the shady spots that don't see much sun this time of year. there was as much as two inches of snow along one stretch between felton empire

alaska is oil rich. that money the companies invest to rent out the oilfield is paid to the citizens of alaska. it's a concept that would work in other states. i don't think you should build government dependency. i don't think it' the job of the government in my opinion. >> you have got different cost of living in different states. kennedy: thank you all so much, matt, scott, lisa. they were arguably the two most of recognizable names of the 1980s. what happened when michael jackson met ronald reagan at the white house. last years' ad campaign was a success for choicehotels.com badda book. badda boom. this year, we're taking it up a notch. so in this commercial we see two travelers at a comfort inn with a glow around them, so people watching will be like, "wow, maybe i'll glow too if i book direct at choicehotels.com". who glows? just say, badda book. badda boom. nobody glows. he gets it. always the lowest price, guaranteed. book now at choicehotels.com but i'm not standing still... and with godaddy, i'

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we see that there is a very important attractiveness there, namely availability of the alaska pipeline which is under utilized today substantially. and you have the chances of if the production was to take place, you have the chances of the -- or possibility of transporting it into a very easy way. this is definitely an advantage. the challenge however is that the in terms of oil again, the economic attractiveness in the current price and the plan to officiate oil context and therefore we think with the current context it will be difficult to believe that the substantial amount of oil production coming from that region before 2030 unless we see surprises in the markets. having said that, if a significant resources and the production come from there, this will be good news for the economy and employment in alaska. coming to lng that's a different story. the gas in the region and we know that unlike the oil, we have issue of the infrastructure here and the main bottleneck is the infrastructure building the pipelines here and the lng plants, but i see here significant marketing chances es

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alaska is oil rich. that money the companies invest to rent out the oilfield is paid to the citizens of alaska. it's a concept that would work in other states. i don't think you should build government dependency. i don't think it' the job of the government in my opinion. >> you have got different cost of living in different states. kennedy: thank you all so much, matt, scott, lisa. they were arguably the two most of recognizable names of the 1980s. what happened when michael jackson met ronald reagan at the white house. we'll go behind the scenes of that meeting and others next. but before you decide, you should know that chevy silverado's are the most dependable, longest lasting full-size pickups on the road. which means that ford f-150s are not. (laughs) which truck would you pick? the chevy. the chevy. the chevy. there you go. boom. that was obvious. plus it looks cooler. no doubt about it. now they know what to get me. (laughs) big thinking in the finger lakes is pushing the new new york forward. we

all the chances in alaska and headin up towards canada. so this means tomorrow morning, we're to start off your saturd mostly clear. pubeautiful cond trival bay. san a a couple of patchy clouds and 51 degrees. we're going to see lot of look at this. going at 76 again in downtown san jose. in the south bay, heading to the beach, santa cruz going to be packed look at these temperatures. we'll in the 50s around 7:00 and 8:00 a.m. up to tomorrow in concord. 76, pleasonton. oaklan 74 degrees. great to enjoy lunar new year celebrations. head out to the oakland asian enjoy that. lookin gorgeous. back towards peninsula, 70 in half mbay. 75 in redwood city. strang out there. my extended forecast shows dry weathe san francisco the next seven days as you can see, we'll begin to cool down into next week and for the inland valley we'll stay with the trend of low to mid-70s through rainfa chances aren't looking that great. in they're kind of backing off. so will continue to monitor that and for the super bowl, we gave he a few extra seconds. 6 degrees o

. >>> the only mother competing here for team usa is a cross country skier from alaska. today, kikdan randall and teammate, jessie diggins, pulled off something no american has ever done before. they won the first olympic cross country gold medal for the u.s. catie beck has our story. >> reporter: kikkan randall has spent her career blazing trails. >> we worked incredibly hard and we want to put the u.s. on the map. >> reporter: the cross country skier from alaska was the first american woman to win a world cup title in h the sport. she's also won 17 national championships. but one title has been just out of reach. not just for kikkan but for the entire u.s. women's cross country team. >> definitely that olympic medal is still -- still the one i want to get. >> reporter: after missing the podium in sochi, she thought about giving it up. >> it was a decision, well, do i want to keep racing or i know i want to start a family. >> reporter: kikkan chose both. her son was born in 2016. >> i really felt like being ale mom has just helped me be a better athlete. >> reporter: no

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heavy snow to the north of alaska, and other foot, and freezing snow to the north of alaska, and otherfoot, and freezing rain snow to the north of alaska, and other foot, and freezing rain and that was not enough, because of the contrast in temperatures at this time of year we concern ourselves with severe thunderstorms and tornadoes and that is a risk this weekend before the north and west it remains bitterly cold with further snow flurries across colorado and into the rockies. more snow from minneapolis, temper dues have fallen away in new york but we hold onto the heat and sunshine for the south in tampa. severe thunderstorms to give us concern in parts of queensland and northern new south wales, warnings here widely. we have had flash flooding, dust storms and as you can see, towards the border with new south wales looks very wet over the coming few days. joining forces with another weather system living at the gold coast and more rain, for southern parts of new zealand. that is head towards the middle east because here, it looks very unsettled, big thunderstorms, gusty winds neither d

ado not remember ever getting thank you note from any of the taxpayers in texas or alaska. pennsylvania is blowing most of the states out of the water when it comes to production. by joining every other gas producing state in passing a severance tax we can join them by bringing billions of dollars into our own coffers. we can build a brighter future for pennsylvania. [applause] gov. wolf: this is only hard if we choose to make it hard. why isn't this done? as rich as our commonwealth is in some natural resources, special interests have put political courage in short supply. the oil and gas industry are powerful. i have seen people in this legislature, even people i disagree with, set politics aside to do what is right. i believe you have it in you to do that again. pennsylvania is counting on you to do that again. i'm not just asking, but challenging you to do the right thing to pass a severance tax so we can keep making investments that will grow our economy and keep making investments on issues pennsylvanians care about and keep running the proud story of a brighter futur

alaska airlines. that's how we fly. coast guard helicopter made an emergency landing at big rec baseball field. you )re looking at video taken from our n-b-c bay area skyranger. >>> this is something you don't see every day. a coast guard helicopter made an emergency landing in goldengate park. the pilot said he was forced to land. crews repaired it right there at the sxark then took off again. >>> spacex successfully launched another rocket today. we have ignition. it blasted off from van den bergh air force base in california. it might bring the net to billions of people. people in the bay area got a chance to see it blast into space without having to go down there. this is photo taken by one of our nbc bay area staffers. a viewer saw it while driving on 880 in the east bay right there. >>> the u.s. raked in a lot of hardware. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe mi

on the satellite you can see the cold air moving in from alaska. it doesn't carry much moisture but it is very cold. we could see some record cold lows tomorrow tomorrow will the upper 40s will be a little wednesday of a few will be cold thursday. storms and rain are weekend weekendpossible next weekend (pam) thank lawrence.. there was some hail on mare island today. (steve) that's where we find j.r. stone with more on how cold is it feeling out there. j.r you saw some pretty intense clouds forming. what is it feeling like out there right now? bundle up the kidsit's cold outside and temperatures are dropping as the bay area weather roller coaster continues.it's been lotty coldyeah and when it gets cold what do you do? i put my jacket on. lotty cold is right.so cold that pet owners are bundling up their dogsand using extra coats for themselves.i have two coats one underneathso take me through what you're wearing here to stay warm. well i have thermalsa turtleneck a sweater a vest and a jacketso you don't plan on getting cold tonight? noand while it

>> reporter: most of the deverted flights are on alaska airlines. they say the stops have to do with alaska's air bus plaens. >> the 319, 320 series, i believe, has had a history of endurance issues with high altitude winds. in that aircraft you can carry passengers or fuel. >> reporter: drivers dealing with high winds, sb there's a wind advisory on the san mateo and bay bridge, and the antioch bridges. on treasurer island, kate larsson, abc 7 news. >> you can keep track of the temperatures where you live with the updated abc 7 app. enable the alerts to get advisories on your tap let. >>> aeteran pilot made an emergency landing in the middle of highway 101 and through it all he said he wasn't scared. lilian kim has the story. >> a plane went down. >> reporter: anthony was driving while his girlfriend caught it on video. the couple spotted the aircraft moments before it landed on the median. >> it was coming over, everyone was in shock. >> reporter: the veteran pilot with 40 years of experience was in route from watsonville to davis but reported envi

on teh satellite we can just see the next storm putting itself together in the gulf of alaska. it will bring cold air from the arctic while tapping some very moist air from the tropics. the two will combine to bring us one of the biggest stoirms of the season. some of the wettest mountains 5 inches while the urban areas could see an inch or more. snow is also possible especially on friday down to 2,500 feet. we will see increasing clouds tomorrow with a chance developing late in the day. it will be windy with periods on thursday. showers and possible thunderstorms will continue on friday with mountain snow. showers will likely linger on saturday before drying on sunday. (pam) for the first time... driverless cars will be tested on california roads... without a human being behind the steering wheel. coming up: the newly approved regulations. (steve) a new form of electronic cigarettes are getting popular among teens. one school prinicpal says they are so discrete... some students are even smoking in class. coming up: how parents should naviagate this new addictive form of vaping

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on the satellite you can see the cold air moving in from alaska. it doesn't carry much moisture but it is very cold. we could see some record cold lows tomorrow morning. highs tomorrow will be chilly too in the upper 40s to mid 50s. it will be a little warmer on wednesday with a chance of a few showers. it will be cold and breezy on thursday. more cold storms and rain are possible next weekend weekendpossible next weekend new ahead at 8 new ahead weekendpossible next weekend weekend new ahead at 8 a woman charged in a suspected road rage killing...what another driver allegedly did that set her off. plus... the centuries old method facebook will soon use, to verify ads... following russian meddling in the u-s election.<> ((mark sports tease))"coming up in sports, we get our first look at the giants offseason acquisitions in an orange and black uniform. it's off to arizona for full squad workouts at giants and a's spring training. also, fergie's national anthem. steph curry's and lebron playing like it was game 7 of the nba finals. a look back at the

alaska airlines. and we don't just fly lumberjacks to glaciers. we fly all kinds of people all kinds of places. like app developers to mexico city. musically inclined novelists to nashville. and pilates instructors to palm springs. sure, we love a good glacier. but we also like a little cocoa butter. from the west coast to the world. alaska airlines. that's how we fly. ♪ ♪ i'm glad you asked is there anything you didn't find in jimmy fallon's trash ♪ >> don't mess with the queen. that's helen mirren dropping the mike on james corden last night. >> this could be her new side hustle. >> it's good, right. >> exactly. let's talk real life royalty as william and kate take sweden by stylish storm. today the two stepped out with crown princess victoria and her husband king daniel of sweden. the british royals were visiting a mental health facility. kate is expected to deliver baby number three in april. her bump clearly visible in her alexander mcqueen dress. kate showed off an up swept hair do and gow

about you, but i don't remember ever getting a thank you note from any of the taxpayers in texas or alaska. pennsylvania is blowing most other states out of the water. by passing a severance tax, we could also join them by bringing billions of dollars into our own coffers. ask the oil and gas companies to pay their fair share for extracting pennsylvania's resources and we can build a brighter future for pennsylvania. this is only hard if we choose to make it hard. so why isn't this done? well, the truth is, as rich as our commonwealth is in some natural resources, special interests have put political courage in short supply. i get it. the oil and gas industry are powerful. but in the time i have been here, i have seen people in this legislatur legislature, even people i disagree with about pretty much everything set politics aside to do what's right. i believe you have it in you to do that again. pennsylvania's counting on you to do it again so today, i'm not just asking you, but challenging you to do the right thing, pass a severance tax this year so that we can keep making investments th

that's amazing in alaska. you might have an eagle swooping in or a lynx crossing the road. >> jordan is back, we've seen him before. he likes to do these ten minute photo challenges. he's going to start the clock and run around and see what pictures they can get. >> go stand in the middle of hollywood boulevard. >> whoa! >> he got a picture. >> yeah, that's dope. >> she is a contortionist, but also an america's got talent finalists as well. >> they do call hollywood boulevard hollyweird anyway. >> he moves them out the way so she can run up. >> go. something cool. >> she's awesome. >> isn't she maamazing. >> he isn't giving her directions but he's just telling her go. >> i'm just going to take the picture. >> nice. >> it's mesmerizing. >> he tells her to go because he trusts she's going to know what to do, she's that chick. >> the next one is edgy. >> i'll tell you when to run out of the way. >> he finds these railings, gets an assistant to hold onto her, okay, move out the way. >> every single one of them is

alaska airlines. and we don't just fly lumberjacks to glaciers. we fly all kinds of people all kinds of places. like app developers to mexico city. musically inclined novelists to nashville. and pilates instructors to palm springs. sure, we love a good glacier. but we also like a little cocoa butter. from the west coast to the world. alaska airlines. that's how we fly. >>> end interactive map of san francisco will let you see what neighborhoods in the city looked like 150 years ago. thousands of photos from the 1850s through the 1970s were posted on the website. it is part of the western neighborhoods project. you can click on the interactive map on the website to see old photos from specific neighborhoods for free.>>> there are other things going on on super bowl sunday. the san jose sharks are streaking in the right direction. san jose and carolina today, the four stop on a five game road trip. the sharks score a goal in the first period. the sharks added to the lead in the second. the sharks win 3-