Anchorage

Hi, Art.

This is Martin up in Anchorage, Alaska.

Hi, Martin.

We've talked lots of times.

I guess you said it's similar altitude to Bozeman, maybe a little bit higher, especially where you guys were staying.

Was the goal to race or was it for altitude? Because I know when we spoke to Gus, he was here for the altitude coming from Anchorage.

But what was BSF's goal for this week?

Yeah, some of the Anchorage folks, Gus mentioned this too, they come to Park City for a big altitude bump, in which case they extend that training camp to three weeks to try to produce a little more red blood cells, get the blood... you know, working in your favor from a solid altitude block.

The BSF team, we were there for just one week.

So for us, the focus is more on intensity and kind of just putting together a good week of training.

for the end of the movie.

And it starts in Anchorage, Alaska, where we're introduced first.

Well, first character, regular character we see throughout the movie is Scotty, the newspaper man.

He enters into a, I guess a pub, saloon, whatever you want to call it.

We also

find out from Tex, the radio man of the base, that the storm is now interfering with communications.

They can receive communications from Anchorage because they have a bigger transmitter.

So receiving isn't a problem.

And so we're just because we're at the end of the supply chain, everything just sort of.

You know, quadruples in cost, so if you're feeling it in Seattle, You know, it's kind of doubled in Anchorage.

Well, we do all our shopping in Anchorage and then fly everything out to King Salmon.

So, you know, your cost in Anchorage is elevated for sure.

But then you tack on an air freight charge or a barging charge even.

And then you add on some fuel surcharges on top of that because they're going to pass that cost on to the customer.

But because we're not surrounded by mountains or really close to the ocean, we get that low level light.

So we have light.

Senator, the incumbent, votes and would benefit the Democratic nominee, who is Mary Peltola.

News Nation's Bennett Haberly is live for us up in Anchorage.

Bennett, federal officials and the U.S. attorney up there just held a news conference late this afternoon.

He was pressed several times on what crime he's investigating.

The DOJ wants the judge to preserve votes that were cast for Dan J. Sullivan.

Obviously, it all centers around these concerns of voter confusion.

But we've interviewed probably a dozen voters here in Anchorage today.

All of them we've talked to say they weren't confused by the two names on the ballot.

They said exactly the same thing.

The Financial Times said exactly the same thing about the Anchorage summit.

that Trump received from Putin, a big lecture on Russian medieval history, which went on for 90 minutes or something like that.

What that shows is that there are people in London Because this is obviously sourced from someone in London, in other words, someone in the British government, in the Foreign Office, who is very unhappy about this call, just as they were very unhappy about the Anchorage summit meeting.

And they're already working, doing what they can in order to prevent any kind of diplomatic movement.

The UK is going hard on all of this, right? I mean, they've got like Pierce Morgan constantly talking about Ukraine.

Cleveland joined the rollout, and VA published the combined number of affected patients and staff.

VA said more than 163,000 veterans and 7,800 employees at the Cleveland and Anchorage locations were included.

Across the country, more than 780,000 veterans and 42,000 clinicians and staff were using the system after 13 hospital deployments during 2026.

VA described intended benefits, including transfer of military health records, integration of private sector information, fewer duplicate tests, and better continuity when patients change facilities.

No, no, no, not the one that was elected to serve as the Republican senator from Alaska, but the one that was picked by the Democratic Senate campaign committee and chosen to run as an independent to help Congresswoman Peltola's campaign against the Republican, the other Dan Sullivan.

Daniel J. Sullivan Jr., the retired teacher, has disappeared, was last seen Monday on board a plane from Petersburg to Anchorage, according to a student.

Speaking of former teachers and reappearances and disappearances, 74-year-old retired school teacher from Michigan was back home and visiting the Oval Office yesterday after President Trump's administration helped him get out of a Russian jail where he was sentenced to jail time for fighting as a mercenary for Ukraine.

Speaking of Russia and Ukraine, the First Lady-brokered truce has led to a convoy of residents from Oleshki fleeing and are now in the Russian-annexed Crimean Peninsula.