, alaska and north carolina for sending the nation these three fine votes, a senate vote is likely in next two weeks, joining me tonight tom hoen . i can't help but wonder what must be knewing through president's mind. he is trying to denuclearization of north korea. and global security, at. the home house of representatives votes again his national emergency declaration as he tried to secure our southern border. and radical dimms put on a staged spectical of michael cohen convicted of lying on congress, as they try to under cut him and his foreign policy. >> i president is a warrior. if they think they are going to beat to guy down, he loves a fight. i think what -- >> i think they are trying to knock him down in the eyes of some people in the country. and to give the national left wing media the narrative with which should ignore what he is achieving and the historics of this success in point of fact in hanoi. >> he is a wa warriors, he doest know how to fail, they want the president to fail. truly sad, if president wins on the border, america wins on the border because we're more s

trump stopped off in alaska today on his way home from his second summit with north korean leader kim jong-un. the summit ended without an agreement on the country's nuclear program. karen travers with the latest from hanoi. >> it was an abrupt ending to the second u.s. north korea summit. a working lunch and a signing ceremony canceled. president trump at a press conference explaining what happened. >> basically, they wanted the sanctions lifted in their entirety. and we couldn't do that. >> the president said kim jong-un was willing to dismantle north korea's nuclear complex but in return he wanted all sanctions lifted. trump said that was not enough. >> you'll have to be prepared to walk. we actually had papers ready to be signed. it just wasn't appropriate. i want to do it right. >> still, the president insisted the summit didn't end badly. >> i think the relationship was very warm and when we walked away, it was a very friendly walk. >> the president was asked if confronted kim about the death of american college student otto warmbier who spent time -- >> he felt very badly. he k

during a refueling stop in alaska there are currently two thousand american troops in syria in december trump announced there would be a full withdrawal of u.s. forces by spring however later in february washington said it would maintain a peacekeeping group of two hundred soldiers in the country former pentagon analyst michael maloof believes the timing of the announcement wasn't coincidental. trump is going to try to show success. he and that i think was one of the considerations in the discussions in in vietnam over over north korean missiles the reality is is that trump is looking to make a deal and to show international success and to so that he can have something to come back to and to offset the turmoil the inter the political turmoil he's facing back home but if we've taken over isis in syria then the question remains what about the troops u.s. troops who are there in syria what will happen with them those are questions that remain unanswered are they transparency group claims it has uncovered systemic bias by facebook targeting conservatives more on that after a short

statement on his way home from the summit during the refueling stop in alaska there are currently two thousand american troops in syria in december trump announced that there would be a full withdrawal of u.s. forces by spring however later in february washington said it would maintain a peacekeeping group of around two hundred soldiers in the country we can now cross live to ivan eland who's the u.s. defense analyst the thanks for being with us here on our to international. this was quite the the production if you will with not much outcome you know comes right after the summit with kim jong un in vietnam which ended no agreement and an opportune time for some good news there isn't it. yeah i think he was saying that just as sort of offer some positive news when the summit went. it was a flop and i think that basically he's probably correct that they probably most of the caliphate gone if not all of it as he said but of course that doesn't end the terrorist group that that doesn't mean the terrorist group is defeated isis seventeen thousand fighters in syria thirteen thousand ira

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vietnam with north korean leader , president trump stopped in anchorage, alaska where he dressed troops at a military bases. militaryvestments on quitman and the u.s. economy. it was 20 minutes. [cheers and applause] >> good rn

much for that. on his way back from hanoi, president trump stopped in alaska to visit american troops. he thanked them for their service and claimed that us—backed forces had now retaken100% of the territory, the so—called caliphate, once held by the militant group that calls itself islamic state. we just took over, you know, you kept hearing it was 90%, 92%, the caliphate in syria. now it's100%. we just took over 100% caliphate. this is not the first time mr trump has made such claims. in december he tweeted that is had been defeated, and used that as a justification to propose pulling american troops out of syria. kurdish forces, backed by the us, are saying they have surrounded the remaining is fighters in a tiny patch of territory at baghuz in south—east syria. they say they are a week away from claiming victory. this from our middle east correspondent quentin sommerville. out of the darkness and into the light. the islamic state group makes a slow and miserable surrender, carrying everything they own. these are the last of the true believers. and now their orders are to sub

barrels a day of oil. second only to texas. put that into perspective, alaska is next. in agriculture and energy we are really strong. those are industries that are subject to the cycle. they are both based on commodities. we are working to diversify. one of the things we want to do is develop tech jobs, tech entrepreneurship. how do you get a young person to leave a company and start up a new company because they had a great idea for some kind of technology entrepreneurship? they leave behind all of their benefits. they leave their healthcare, pension, all of those things. that is a tough step to make. how do you encourage and foster the entrepreneurship? that is what this legislation is to find to do. it gives grants to our great governors and mayors and nonprofits to develop programs so that you have portability of benefits. people can leave maybe their current employment and start up that new business like my governor who many years ago and i was actually his banker at one time, he started a company called great plains software. he later sold that to microsoft in fargo north dakot

alaska to make a great announcement. we just took over you know you kept hearing it was ninety percent ninety two percent the caliphate in syria now it's one hundred percent we just took over one hundred percent caliphate that means the area of the land we just have a hundred percent so that's good. it's quite a power of what he said but the coalition forces believe that it's kind of contradicts of how they see the situation on the ground in december trump announced that there will be a full withdrawal of the u.s. forces by spring however later in february washington said that he would maintain a peacekeeping group made out of four hundred soldiers which will be a long term plan pretty much preserving the peace but in the beginning of last month in february president trump also said that he would make an announcement in a formal announcement to the american people declaring the complete control of isis territory and syria but he hasn't made that announcement any and yet. all right. please produce it down there in hanoi still thanks for that the pentagon policy analyst michael maloof be

washington a little less pessimistic he stopped in alaska and made an announcement we just took over you know you kept hearing it was ninety percent ninety two percent the caliphate in syria now it's one hundred percent we just took over one hundred percent caliphate that means the area of the land we just have one hundred percent so that's good and a powerful speech he said that he the coalition forces have completely kicked out isis from syria but it contradicts the f. one of the u.s. allies the situation on the ground in december though president announce there will be a full draw of u.s. forces by spring however late in february washington said that it would maintain a peacekeeping group of four hundred soldiers which would be in syria full long term plan in the beginning of last month the president trumps that he would make a formal announcement to the american people declaring the complete control of isis territory in syria but he has not made that announcement yet. policy analyst michael maloof believes the tummy of him as well wasn't coincidental. trump is got trying to show succ

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beck. >>> the world's most fshe idita in anchorage, alaska tomorrow. the race is now in its 47th year. it spans 1,000 miles. expected top prize of ea across that takes place annually on dr. seu seuss's birthday. but many schools will be celebrating today. >> leading the news this morning, something that most of us who are up at this hour can really relate to. being sleep deprived. but now doctors say if your strategy is to catch up on sleep on the weekends, could be even worse for your health. here's nbc's stephanie gosk. >> reporter: monday to friday it's go, go, go. no time to stop and no time to sleep. we tell ourselves sleep is for the weekend. but a new study shows those extra hours on saturday and sunday, as good as they may feel, don't repair the damage done during the week. ? sleep lost can't be sleep gained. the younger you are you're more likely to recover much sooner. but as you grow older in your 40s and your 50s it will take a lot more time to recover. >> reporter: people who don't sleep enough eat too much. the lure of late-night ice cream and potato chips too har disrup

kicks off tomorrow morning in anchorage, alaska. >> 52 mutcherson their dogs will be participating this year. they're taking a slightly different route this year. there is a jumble of ice on one river that relies on the race route. all teams will make their way through about 1000 miles of remote countryside to finish. the finish line is in nome, alaska. >>> straight ahead this morning, this california dog is on the mend this morning. how veterinarians and human doctors fixed his heart. >>> let's end outside and look at where the traffic cameras. we will be right back after this. >>> welcome back. the lights on at the bay bridge toll plaza. traffic is stacking up, especially coming out of the maze working your way from oakland to san francisco. your approach off the eastshore freeway looks pretty good. checking drive times, traveling westbound 80, highway 4 to the maze, it will only take uat minutes to make that 15.9 mile trek. westbound 80, that is starting to heat up a little bit heading through the altamont pass. delays are east of there coming out of tracy. no delays along highw

this morning, after a quick stop in alaska. mr. trump used the brief visit to tout the united states' role in the nation's defense. now he is set to deal with domestic troubles, including congressional testimony from his former personal attorney. "today in the bay's" susan mcginnis is live in washington with more. susan? >> good morning, marcus. after facing kim jong-un for much of this week, president trump is back, now facing the fallout from testimony by michael cohen. president trump landed in washington hours after michael cohen finished three days of aexperiences before congressional committees. the president made an appearance on fox. >> we have an attorney, you're supposed to rely on your attorney. >> attorney/client privilege. >> it's also called reliance and he just was not much of an attorney, that i will tell you. i thought it was a terrible display of dishonesty, actually. >> in dramatic testimony this week, cohen painted his former boss as a racist con man who directed him to lie about extramarital affairs and about his business dealings in russia. >> mr. trump knew of

force base in alaska he vowed to add more military construction money to next year's budget request. the funds he plans to borrow to build the wall. >> president trump: the fact is we've increased your budget from not too much to $700 billion and then from $700 billion we went up to $716 billion and i won't tell you this year's surprise but the generals will be very happy when they hear because it is going up yet again. because we have no choice. i'm a cost cutter but we have no choice. without a military, what do we have? >> acting defense secretary shanahan and general did you know ford visited the border to see how the military can help secure the border. under the national emergency the president plans to have the pentagon reallocate $3.6 billion from military construction funds. an official testified to a house armed services subcommittee that payment for the military construction projects would be deferred, not canceled. >> i want to assure you that no currently authorized military construction projects will be canceled to fund military construction projects supporting use of

after a so-called emotional support pit bull attacked the child at an airport. the family suing alaska airlines, portland's airport, and the dog's owner for $1 million. according to the lawsuit, the dog was not in a crate and is not a trained and registered service animal, in violation of portland international airport's own rules. delta has reported an explosive 84% increase in incidents involving unruly animals from 2016 to 2017 including this incident when a 50-pound emotional support dog bit a man on a plane. >> his face was covered in blood. >> reporter: airlines responding to these incidents by rolling out new policies and restrictions. southwest, united, and delta allowing only cats and dogs. other carriers requiring additional documentation 48 hours in advance or proof that the animal is well behaved. delta even banning all pit bulls and similar dogs. and united ruling that only one emotional support animal is permitted per customer. >> we're just trying to put some structure and rules around it so nobody can show up with just anything. we need to know what's coming. >> reporte

. alaska airlines. >>> washington governor jay inslee has added his name to the growing list of democrats counting president trump. in a campaign video release this morning, the 16-year-old acknowledged his undergone status but said his emphasis on combating climate change will set them apart. he's a two-term governor and before that served in the u.s. house of representatives, but points out that for all the climate change, inslee has the signature accomplishments. >>> no new talks have been scheduled between u.s. and north korea. the two day summit abruptly ended without an agreement on north korea given up and suspending its . annual largest tail large games with south korea. you at the pension the threat from north korea has decreased since those two summits. small exercises will continue. >> the military exercises, i gave that up quite a while ago because it cost us $100 million every time we do it. we fly these massive bombers in from guam. >> as for the collapse of the talks in vietnam, the u.s. official said north korea wanted all muscle for thing to release and closure

alaska airlines el pitbull no estaba en una caja segura. las salidas requirieron -- las heridas requirieron cirugÍa y daÑo en una glÁndula lagrimal. la gente se estÁ acostumbrando pero los incidentes con otros pasajeros estÁn escalando. >> las aerolÍneas estÁn tomando medidas para prevenir este tipo de incidentes. algunas ademÁs de exigir los documentos necesarios 48 horas antes del vuelo piden tambiÉn comprobantes de que el animal se comporta bien. por cierto, el perro que atacÓ a la niÑa en portland no estaba ni entrenado ni registrado como animal de servicio. >> phone pitbull, es el que atacÓ a la niÑa. >> ella se deja tocar por todo el mundo. mÍrala.ella es famosa aquÍ en la 24. >> irÓnicamenteel animal puede poner nervioso a otros pasajeros. todo puede tener que ver con el tamaÑo. >>como hay una demanda de por medio alaska airlines prefiere no hacer comentarios. exigen que todos los animales estÉn en jaulas o cajas seguras. >> el hijo de osama bin laden es el nuevo lÍder de al qaeda y estados unidos ofrece 1 millÓn de dÓlares por informalida yd-- inform

can win surprising governorships. look at massachusetts and maryland. even oklahoma, wyoming, alaska have recently had democratic governors. it is not out of the realm of possibilities. it is not out of the realm of possibility that republicans win all three. >> democrats are most excited about louisiana and john bel edwards. that state has a more recent history of housing statewide ed democrats. this is the best field of candidates that democrats can field. andy bashir, who is the , asumptive front runner three-way race right now, and the possibility this could turn into a serious primary fight. he himself is the son of a governor that the democratic for ahailed as the model governor in the south. obama stateed the run health care system that democrats are very happy with. these are three republican leaning races, and they will be states where donald trump and the white house will be happy to send him because they know he will rally large crowds, which is what the president loves. >> we could see a tough challenge to mitch mcconnell, but he easily won six years ago. >> democrats com

reservation or a native village in alaska, that would make a difference? >> i think you would have to understand more about the symbolism and what it means. if there is a dual secular meaning with such as with the 10 commandments, in context, it is intended for the secular -- that's predominate perhaps. >> i'm sorry. miller, very, ms. old was erected almost 100 years ago, right after world war i. it does have the two fallen soldiers from world war i. have thiswar i does history that this is how soldiers were memorialized in world work i. -- world war i. it is true not all soldiers, when you going to a battlefield there are stars of david there but because those battlefields were rows and rows of crosses, the cross became in people's minds the preeminent symbol of how to memorialize world war i dead. and then you have the other facts that he started us off with. there are other war memorials around the park. there is -- are no religious words on memorial but the opposite, all the words on memorial are words about military valor and so forth. so, why in a case like that, can essentially

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. >> if the local government and the committee were native american or a native village in alaska, that would make a difference? >> you have to understand the symbolism and what it means. if there is a dual secular meaning, like with the 10 commandments, like it is shorthand for life itself. it is intended -- it is hard to say. this cross, ms. miller, it is very old. it was erected 100 years ago. it has two fallen soldiers from world war i and world war i does have a history, that this is how soldiers work memorialized in world war i. it is true that not all soldiers when you go into a world war i battlefield, there are stars of david there. because those battlefields were rows and rows of crosses, the cross became in peoples's minds the preeminent symbol of how to memorialize world war i dead. ,hen you have these other facts there are other four memorials around the park. there are no religious words on the memorial, quite the opposite. all the words on the memorial are about military valor and so forth. why in a case like that can we not say, essentially the religious content ha

. >> absolutely. bill. >>> all right, still to come the iditarod sled dog race in alaska kicks off in a few hours. guess what, mother nature presenting challenges. >> challenges, yes. the biggest one may be too much snow. we will talk about why coming up. you know, i used to be good at this. then you turn 40 and everything goes. tell me about it. you know, it's made me think, i'm closer to my retirement days than i am my college days. hm. i'm thinking... will i have enough? should i change something? well, you're asking the right questions. i just want to know, am i gonna be okay? i know people who specialize in "am i going to be okay." i like that. you may need glasses though. yeah. schedule a complimentary goal planning session today with td ameritrade. we're finally going on the trip i've been promising. because with expedia, i saved when i added a hotel to our flight. ♪ so even when she outgrows her costume, we'll never outgrow the memory of our adventure together. unlock savings when you add select hotels to your existing trip. only when you book with expedia. means they won't hi

that is different than bernie sanders or beto o'rourke. >> that's a good name. alaska pollster, should be a hash tag ask a pollster. let's look at the polls, i price in biden was v.p. and name i. djts. sanders ran last time. let's look at these match-ups against donald trump with the three white dudes. trump versus biden, biden would beat him, trump versus o'rourke, o'rourke beats him by the same, sanders and trump kind of tie statistically, even thousanders -- thou sanders is two points up. >> we have to go by the numbers and numbers one cry tear yashgs i've polled this over and over again, about to come out with a poll on this subject next week, the number one criteria that democratic primary voters are looking for is who can beat and defeat donald trump and if donald trump is impeached, mike pence. and i think the numbers show very clearly right now, joe biden, whether it's because of a combination of name i.d. his association as barack obama's vice president, or the fact that he's just the guy that folks are saying and rallying behind has the numbers. i think what's interes

bill. he protected much of the land and alaska. he had that sort of mentality and also encouraged public policy to try to help improve energy efficiency. a lot did happen. the energy area, he was able to accomplish important goals. ms. jacobs: but where the story tragically inns up, not unlike the lbj story, is in the foreign policy arena. what happened is by 1979 -- you do not really see this in 1973, 1970 four, but by 1979, especially with that massive opec price increase, there is a sense we are literally being thishostage, so there is momentum, a sort of shift to blame not only big oriole -- big arab sheikso the that build up momentum for more aggressive action in the middle east. reagan, youroducing bring us. oh in terms of your thesis. we have started at a point which george h.w. bush and barbara west texas.own to we are living in a country with unlimited resources, postwar euphoria, there's nothing americans cannot do. government will take care of us. republicans and democrats believe that. we go through all of this, and the oil crisis -- crises are a huge part of it. we co

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talks flopped in hanoi jumped on a plane to alaska it was certainly not singing the song of peace as he praised the troops america does not see conflict but if we are forced to defenders we will fight and we will win in an overwhelming fashion you are a powerful warning to the world to never strike american soil you are a warning that everybody knows about and nobody wants to play with you would think that with the utter trainwreck that was the talks with pyongyang that donald trump would be cruising for a bruising when he got back to the united states however that doesn't seem to be the case the epic failure seems to have been met with pretty broad approval both democrats and republicans seemed rather chipper about it it's good that the president did not get him anything was a little bit that he was proposing the north koreans walk away thinking you know they've got they won and gradually they will see they were sanctions regime begin to erode then they've won and frankly that would be unfortunate i was smart to expose the north korean delegation to the god of our economic prosperit

hawaii or't alaska, you know, but i think their main fear is china and japan. china because they left them their leanings in terms of economics, and japan, because, i have got to tell you, when i saw blew,fukushima ii, when it and the government's reticence to get involved in the cleanup and hiding that disaster for as long as it did, that is a plutonium producing pond right there. host: thank you, bob. guest: well, on the second korea doesink north view the united states as the greatest threat, and they have a it.ber of reasons for accurate canpeople in the u.s. remember how completely destroyed north korea was in the korean war by u.s. and allied bombing. be more devastating than south korea. ,nd the north korean regime through the last three generations, kept alive the resentment and hatred of the united states as a propaganda tool to support their own regime. the northery deep in korean psychology that the united states is an enemy. and it is only in the last year that we have seen some change in the public propaganda narrative. i do not think that north korea views china as a thr

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