bristol bay in alaska is one of the world s great habitats for salmon. it could be in danger now that the trump administration has cleared the way for the construction of a new gold mine. a meeting on the president s plane, air force one, set everything in motion. cnn s senior investigative correspondent drew griffin has the exclusive details. reporter: the meeting took place on the tarmac during an air force one stopover june alaska governor mike dunleavy, pro mining, pro business, anti-epa governor met with donald trump for nearly half an hour. just got off of air force one meeting with president trump. reporter: he has been pushing for a massive gold and copper mine known as the pebble mine. home to the breeding grounds for one of the world s largest and most pristine sakai salmon
we need background checks, we need something and republicans kind of not really giving an alternative in legislative form. now they re saying they support red flag laws so there s an interest at least among republicans and democrats to do something, and maybe president trump this time will finally be able to say, look, background checks are the way to go. republicans, members of my party, you guys want to do something, this is the most feasible thing. last time donald trump said he wanted background checks, shortly after he said that very publicly, he had the cameras film this meeting with both sides of the aisle, with lawmakers, then the nra got in his ear. they got a meeting with the president and his tune changed. is that something that might happen again? ing look, the president himself is saying right now that he wants the nra at the table. he wants to listen to them. he wants their voice in this conversation. at the same time the nra itself has been undergoing a great deal of
the to operate the vehicle. i looked up and saw two people flying in the air. the car swerving, going over the median, hitting a sign and colliding with a taxicab. two victims were both best friends. both in their early 20s. lis, unprecedented. driver who was not driving be charged. i m going to sound like a mean prosecutor, i think it s great they are doing. she was an accomplice. she set everything in motion. she gave the keys over to the boyfriend knowing he had been drinking, knowing he was drunk. get a cab or do something else. she started the car down the road. differently prosecute her death. here is the question i have. whether or not her attorney could argue that, she was drunk