so he ended up getting famous for finding doctor livingstone. but that contributed a lot to our view of the west because we've always sought as a place at the frontier. but it wasn't quite as lewis as people thought it was. there were marshals and deputies and sheriffs. the west kept moving west to try to make the civilization he was both a gunfighter and also a law man. we start to see their was no expanding but making an attempt to join the rest of american civilization. he became a hero. they both would read these novels just like with silcox growing up and he would be the there. >> host: this is your second book on the west. west. you are a veteran on the east coast. >> guest: this one wasn't necessarily intended. i had done a book that came out a couple of years ago and it was just a fun story. it was supposed to be a one-off. why was this important? >> guest: it was the biggest cattle on the frontier. coming up from texas they could take it away and they get paid off and also took the city for the wicked out of the midwest that was the rep

i'll never forget it. >> livingston knows rick's anxious to complete a sale quickly but must verify theinal that flew into space. turns out it isn't that simple. rick bought it from mercury astronaut gordon cooper in 1995 for $19,000. and he gives the auction house two letters of authenticity to prove it, along with actual photos that the astronaut said were taken from space with that camera. "i took the photographs with a hasselblad camera. the serial number on the camera body is tv 45279." but when the auction house submits the camera for expert analysis, the results surprise everyone. did it end up being gordon cooper's camera? >> it did not. >> uh-oh. that's next. >> announcer: here's another quiz question for you. how many of the original seven mercury astronauts walked on the moon? is it... the answer in a moment. child: ♪ i like to eat, eat, eat apples and bananas ♪ ♪ i want to eat, eat, eat apples and bananas ♪ ♪ i need to eat, eat, eat apples and bananas ♪ ♪ why can't i eat, eat, eat apples and bananas? ♪ support the feeding america nationwide network of food banks to help prov

the british explorer david livingstone claimed to be the first european to experience this magic.t was, he said, a view for the angels. long before david livingstone got here and named this spectacular place victoria falls, local people knew it as the smoke that thunders. but right now, this smoky mist isn't so thick and the thundering roar, well, it isn't so loud. the falls are more than a kilometre wide. when the zambezi is full, the entire stretch is a wall of cascading water. but look at it now. for the last year, southern africa has been in the grip of a severe drought. the falls shouldn't be full right now, but nor should they look like this. zambia's president recently tweeted a shot of this expansive rock, calling it a stark reminder of what climate change is doing. elisha moyo is the zimbabwean government's leading climate change researcher. he is constantly monitoring the falls. of course, the falls are seasonal. but something is happening, it seems, which goes beyond seasonal change. yes, you will find that the victoria falls, although it is seasonal, where it peaks aro

the british explorer david livingstone claimed to be the first european to experience this magic.s, he said, a view for the angels. long before david livingstone got here and named this spectacular place victoria falls, local people knew it as the smoke that thunders. but right now, this smoky mist isn't so thick and the thundering roar, well, it isn't so loud. the falls are more than a kilometre wide. when the zambezi is full, the entire stretch is a wall of cascading water. but look at it now. for the last year, southern africa has been in the grip of a severe drought. the falls shouldn't be full right now, but nor should they look like this. zambia's president recently tweeted a shot of this expansive rock, calling it a stark reminder of what climate change is doing. elisha moyo is the zimbabwean government's leading climate change researcher. he is constantly monitoring the falls. of course, the falls are seasonal. but something is happening, it seems, which goes beyond seasonal change. yes, you will find that the victoria falls, although it is seasonal, where it peaks around

there was trouble from his old ally, ken livingstone, his remarks about hitler.past comments and associations have raised eyebrows too, and anti—semitic abuse in the labour party led to two jewish female mps leaving. labour says firmly they are making a huge effort to get to grips with the problem, but rabbijonathan romain believes there is real anxiety among the jewish community. for the first time, jews have been looking over their shoulders. it's just something we're not used to. i was born in britain, i'm a british citizen, you know, britain is my home, my values. never has a party made me feel different. in exchanges with the bbc‘s andrew neil tonight, though, jeremy corbyn was resolute in his approach, refused to say sorry. wouldn't you like to take this opportunity tonight to apologise to the british jewish community for what's happened? what i'll say is this — i am determined that our society will be safe for people of all faiths. i don't want anyone to be feeling insecure in our society and our government will protect every community. so, no apology? aga

there was trouble from his old ally, ken livingstone, his remarks about hitler.n‘s own past comments and associations have raised eyebrows, too, and anti—semitic abuse in the labour party led to two jewish female mps leaving. labour says firmly they are making a huge effort to get to grips with the problem, but rabbijonathan romain believes there is real anxiety among thejewish community. for the first time, jews have been looking over their shoulders. it's just something we're not used to. i'm born in britain, i'm a british citizen, you know, britain is my home, my values. never has a party made me feel different. in exchanges with the bbc‘s andrew neil tonight, though, jeremy corbyn was resolute in his approach, refused to say sorry. wouldn't you like to take this opportunity tonight to apologise to the british jewish community for what's happened? what i'll say is this. i am determined that our society will be safe for people of all faiths. i don't want anyone to be feeling insecure in our society, and our government will protect every community. so no apology

but rangers kept up the pressure on their old firm rivals by winning 2—0 away to livingston.r rangers. it's tight at the top, rangers are level on points with celtic, but are behind on a goal difference ofjust one. history repeats itself for the england cricket team. they beat new zealand, in a thrilling final decider of their twenty20 series and they did after another dramatic super—over, just like they did against the same opponents, to win july's world cup final. adam wild has more. they say lightning never strikes twice, but in auckland, the conditions were an ominous sign. when the rain finally stopped, and cricket got started, the thunderous blows soon followed. new zealand with a lightening fast start. the black caps batting, lighting up the skies. 146 on the board, jonny bairstow soon took charge of the reply, part of england's one—day world cup winning side that so narrowly beat new zealand in the summer, surely it couldn't get so close this time? yet here was chrisjordan, four needed off the final ball to tie the scores. a boundary did just that. few could believe i

. >> reporter: that's how could notra costa sheriff david livingston describes the scene inside the orinda air bnb rental where a halloween party turned violent. he said the party was crawling with guns and arrive gang members. when things went sideways. >> we're told by certain witnesses, there was also an attempt to steal property from one person to another. which may have precipitated the initial round of shooting. >> yesterday in several simultaneous early morning raids, police arrested five suspects. video shows one of them trying to escape through a second story window of an antioch home. four of the men face murder and conspiracy charges. while the promoter of the mansion party faces charges of accessory. >> i believe that he's culpable and i think he knows he's culpable. >> livingston says two of the victims were armed with guns themselves. he says those two victims along with all of the suspects except one had extensive criminal backgrounds. >> we believe that some involved in this event went to the party with the intention of causing harm and conflict. >> reporter: the sheriff sa

. >> contra costa sheriff david livingston says evidence shows two of the people killed were armed and that may have played a role in the tragedy. he says law enforcement will be providing more information in the coming days. in orinda amber lee ktvu fox 2 news. >>> 10 minutes after 4:00 and the bay area woman and sexual assault survivor is being up next sanford is marking the site. >> also accused how one business eventually realized it had been cheated. >>> groorng. we're off to a nice start on the bay area roads so far. this is a look at interstate 880 and traffic is moving well. >> some light rain up in mendecino county. we'll take a look at your friday morning forecast. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. our time is 4:14. a uc is accused of inappropriately touching a female student 5 years ago athe a dinner. that student, a grad student accused keeper. ora claims the alleged claems she felt powerless to stop him because he was a person eventually she reported it more than a year ago. the university hired an outside investigator to look into it. kiepper is denying the charges. >>>

sheriff livingston said there were shell casing all other the floor. >> ramone quan hill a known associate of the pairj street gang in san francisco and had convictions for assault with a firearm and he was on parole at the time of his death. also inside the home, deceased was javlin germane county. >> five people were killed that night, including gang members hill and county who the sheriff confirmed were both armed. five suspects are behind bars in connection to the shooting including 21-year-old deafen williamson, the promoter of the event. the other four suspectsy arrested on suspicion of murder and conspiracy. >> we heard all of the tires screeching and the racing up and down the street. and people sobbing and crying. >> many neighbors expressed relief after the arrests. but now what changes. >> i feel responsible for helping these families have some assurance that the factors that made this possible will be at least reduced in the future. >> sheriff livingston confirmed there was an attempt to steal property during the party. >> the blame rests specifically on the individuals that ca

sheriff livingston said there were shell casing all over floors and countertops. >> raymon, hill a oneill associate of the paige street gang in san francisco and had convictions for assault with a firearm and and on parole at the time of his death. also inside the home deceased was javlin germane county. >> five people were killed that night. including gang members hill and county. who the sheriff confirmed were both armed. five suspects are behind bars in connection to the shooting, including 21-year-old deafen williamson, the promoter of the event. the other four suspects were arrested on suspicion of murder and conspiracy. >> we heard all of the tires screeching and the racing up and down the street. and people sobbing and crying. >> many neighbors expressed relief after the arrests. but now what changes? >> i feel responsible for helping these families have some assurance that the factors that made this possible will be left reduced in the future. >> sheriff livingston confirmed there was an attempt to steal property during the party. >> the blame rests specifically on the individuals

sheriff livingston said there were shell casing all over floors and countertops. >> raymon kwoun hill a paige street gang associate in san francisco and had convictions for assault with a firearm and on parole at the time of his death. also inside the home deceased was javlin germane county. >> five people killed that night including gang members hill and county. who the sheriff confirmed were both armed. five suspects are behind bars in connection to the shooting, including 21-year-old deafen williamson, the promoter of the event. the other four suspects were arrested on suspicion of murder ad conspiracy. >> we heard all of the tires screeching and the racing up and down the street, and people sobbing and crying. >> many neighbors express relief after the arrests. but now what changes? >> i feel responsible for helping these families have some assurance that the factors that made this possible will be at least reduced in the future. >> sheriff livingston confirmed there was an attempt to steal property during the party. >> the blame rests specifically on the individuals that carried

. >> anthony: livingston, montana may be one of the prettiest and oddest towns in america.place where cattlemen could drink and philander. then later, a gateway to yellowstone national park. in the 1960s, the surrounding paradise valley was a popular setting for hollywood films, and local ranchers began to see a strange mix of creative types showing up. first to work on films, but later to stay and play cowboy for real. writers like richard brautigan, tom mcguane, and jim harrison. actors like peter fonda, warren oates, the notorious director sam peckinpah made livingston their home. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> anthony: the mint bar opened in the 1920s and holds the oldest liquor license in montana. railroad workers used to drink here. everybody drank here. look at that picture of the bar right there. >> dan lahren: yeah, that picture is this building during prohibition; it was a grocery store. >> anthony: my friend, dan lahren, is a jack-of-all-trades native son. a hunter, fisherman, and a key figure in the life of the town. >> anthony: i mean this is a rough and tumble railroad, cattleman t

>> with iguodala gone, livingston, now steph out, disappointed for sure. >> a lot of fans said they'll still go to warriors games. by the way, tonight warriors and spurs, you can go on stubhub, tickets as low as $45. >>> the presidential candidates is dwindling down. late today bet ooh o'rourke announced he's he dropping out of the race. hi stance on gun control also made news. after the august mass shooting in his hometown of el paso. he tweeted his withdrawal today, saying his campaign has always been about seeing clearly. he pledged to keep fighting against gun violence, racism and climate change. >>> president trump is calling the house impeachment inquiry a scam, one day after house members approve a measure to advance the investigation. he spoke to reporters before flying to minneapolis minneapolis for an evening rally. >> the impeachment thing is a hoax. it would be a disgrace. >> this is not about his personality, his policies. that's in the election. this is about you constitution, bout defending our democrac economy, as new economic numbers show the u.s. added 128,000 jobs. b

stephen: when the river is in full flow, you can see why the orploreravid livingstone called it a viewhe angels. but look at the falls now. this is what southern africa's prolonged drought means, the volume of water is down by two here we are at thipoint. it is called the horseshoe falls viewpoint. but there iso falls. >> yes, the change -- the low falls, they are becoming more frequent. who knows community in oneer yer will be no fall, no water. stephen: two hours north is the national park, a land dying of thirst. it has the largest conceration of elephants in all of africa. i don't know if you can see, but there is a group of elephaers just over each elephant needs 300 a drought like thi can see how dry it is -- that means they are constantly on the move in a desperate search for food.t dr a killer. 200 elhants have starved to death in the last two months. solar pumps stop waterholes drying out, but in drought conditions, the elephant population here isst unnable. >> trees are destroyed. those are the issues. stephen: beyond the park boundary, subsistence faliers are stru to survive i

ron allen, nbc news, livingston, texas. >>> with another debate coming up next month we're asking what's important to democratic voters. harry smith is taking their questions to the candidates tonight senator amy klobuchar in our series "what matters." >> how many union members or former union members? five, six, seven >> reporter: at our roundtable with democratic primary voters >> i couldn't get into a union. i couldn't get health care >> reporter: a clear desire for the return of union strength. >> just take a look at this what are we going to do to make unions stronger in this country? because they need to be stronger. when the unions were strong, the middle class was strong >> what goes through your mind? >> that they're right, that they get it >> reporter: we talked with senator amy klobuchar at home. to her, unions are a family matter. >> i literally am here as the granddaughter of a union member, an iron ore miner, the daughter of a teacher, a union member the daughter of newspaper man and a union member >> reporter: how americans view unions has changed dramatically in the last

. >> contra costa county sheriff david livingston silenced on the halloween massacre that killed four men and five women. five men are in custody as a shooting dispute resulted between two gangs. >> there were rival gangs involved in the altercation inside the home. we are told by certain witnesses there was an attempt to steal property from one person to another. which may have precipitated the initial round of shootings. >> reporter: a sheriff play this video of one of the suspects, sham run vigil. >> announced to him, there were many police officers in the backyard and he was taken into custody shortly after. >> reporter: mitchell, tran78, marie yovanovitch and jason with conspiracy of murder. efforts th devin isiah williamson was there a promoter of the party . ramon hill junior and javin county were armed with weapons, as did many of the suspects. the home had been written under false pretenses but the sheriff said people were unfairly blaming airbnb, the homeowners and his officers friend not responding to noise complaints early in the evening. >> the blame solely on the individ

that the world is black and white if you peruse the added history on the wiki pedia page on can livingstone you also find the smartest fingerprints of that mr krause clearly if were to p.d. allows the person who reveals their political agenda see attached to edit pages there is a huge problem this is clearly visible on my entry which has been overwhelmingly edited by cross and which is clearly unbalanced of course a much more probable explanation is that philip cross is a group of individuals paid to further the interests of the british government than malign anyone that criticizes it or its policies they have no problem smearing and degrading others yet feel ip or phillips ashar i see they're fine with doing it to others but talking about them is a no no back in 2018 someone wrote an article about philip cross and for his troubles the article was deleted and the author was banned for life for this philip cross there because considerable effort to editing wiki pedia entries for world known british anti establishment journalists bloggers authors and academics philip cross may be a pseudonym

inside the reporter: sheriff d livingston describes the sin as littered with bullet casings on the floors and on the counters. he adds the suspects have gang ties but bad blood between rival gangs may not be the only motive for the deadly shooting. >> there was also an attempt to steal property from one person to another. >> reporter: in the last 24 hours, investigators served five search warrants. here in antioch, they captured video of a suspect leaping out of a second story window trying to elude authorities. but, he was arrested for murder and conspiracy along with three others. lebron wallace, sweeney, and isles. the two youngest graduated in 2017. a fifth suspect, devin williams, the promoter of the party, was also taken in on a conspiracy charge and carrying a concealed weapon. >> the blame rests specifically on the individuals that carried someone. >> reporter: here in orinda, many are glad to hear the arrests have been made in the case, but they point out this shooting like many others in the new is a reminder of the gun violence that exists in our society. >> you can't stop thin

light of the recent rise in violent crimes in lafayette and or into the contra costa sheriff david livingston says until further notice he's adding additional deputies to patrol those cities they will work in coordination with officers already assigned to those areas. he says the goal is to keep contra costa families safe. now to stormtraer 4 you are looking here. and rain totals around the bay after we saw downpours at times last night and overnight and it's not done yet this is just how much rain has been recorded thus far. >>yeah, pretty good soaking. a chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here to talk about hey isn't why usually can see it is all a fog. so the rain has stopped. no it is not done. >>no we're not done with the rain just yet in fact of the tolls we're showing you tt was just over the past 24 hours some places over an inch and a half first significant storm of the season hitting the bay area out there right now you got those speckle clouds it is cold out there we're seeing lot of snow continuing in the sierra nevada and the bay area. those cold speckle clouds continue to rotat

in advance a few days later on the 29th, 3 students darrell livingston reams jose ricardo rubio and lamont brian paxton were pulled over and the arresting officer discovered stolen items in their vehicle as they were attempting to leave campus now they were taken into custody booked in the sonoma county jail. now since classes resumed here this week. students have returned to their dorm rooms and discovered that they had been burglarized in total 24 police reports have been filed claiming that residences have been burglarized police now believe that the 3 suspects they have in custody may be responsible. i talked to students here on campus on friday who say it was chaotic when everyone was leaving school last month and they are surprised that so many dorms had been burglarized a new there's security here and stuff so. >>i don't i don't know like how that could happen you know like where they prepared for like the fire and 7 on the power. because like a month ago the power went out and when that happened late day. let us know that tust like a few hours of ration often even in life there are

. >> contra costa county sheriff derek livingston shows evidence of two of the people killed inside the airbnb home were armed and that may have played a role in the tragedy. he says law enforcement plans to release more information in the coming days. >>> four of the suspects were arrested on suspicion of murder. 28-year-old lebraun tyree wallace, 20-year-old jaquez deshawn sweeney, 20 girl jason d. iles and 30-year-old shamron mitchell . a fifth suspect, 21- year-old devin isiah williamson was arrested as an alleged accessory. >>> now to the race for president, another democratic candidate jumped into the race today. two others visited the bay area looking for support. we report from san carlos where senator amy klobuchar held an event tonight. >> reporter: she told democrats she is the candidate to be president trump. >> we will take a fired up democratic base, get independence and moderate republicans who are sick of this guy and we will build a blue wall around these states and make donald trump pay for it. >> reporter: for many california democrats it is a daunting decision trying

in the scottish premiership, rangers beat livingston 2—0. goal. that‘s all from me. there‘s more on the bbc sport website. thank you very much. that‘s it. we‘re back with the late news at 10pm. now on bbc one, it‘s time for the news where you are. hello. this is bbc news. let‘s return now to news that the royal family and senior politicians have joined military veterans and religious leaders at the cenotaph in central london to remember the fallen in conflicts over the last two centuries. as part of the commemorations, a spectacular 750,000 poppies cascaded over the white cliffs of dover. they were carried in a second world war dakota dropped from an altitude of 500ft over the battle of britain memorial. five veterans including former raf servicemen were on board the aircraft. the poppies were all purchased from royal british legion for nearly £a,000. 0ur correspondent sarah campbell has more on the poppy appeal and the events marking remembrance day at the cenotaph. as always, a very moving ceremony. the pavements absolutely packed with peo

in advance a few days later on the 29th, 3 students darrell livingston reams jose ricardo rubio and lamont brian paxton were pulled over and the arresting officer discovered stolen items in their vehicle as they were attempting to leave campus now they were taken into custody booked in the sonoma county jail. now since classes resumed here this week. students have returned to their dorm rooms and discovered that they had been burglarized in total 24 police reports have been filed claiming that residences have been burglarized police now believe that the 3 suspects they have in custody may be responsible. i talked to students here on campus on friday who say it was chaotic when everyone was leaving school last month and they are surprised that so many dorms had been burglarized a new there's security here and stuff so. >>i don't i don't know like how that could happen but you know like to face with her they prepared for like the fire and 7 on the par. as like a month ago the power went out and when that happened late day. let us know that just like a few hours of ration often even in life t

when the zambezi river is in full flow, you can see why the explorer david livingstone called it "a viewhe angels." but look at the falls now. this is what southern africa's prolonged drought means — the volume of water is down by two—thirds. here we are at this viewpoint. yes. it's called the horseshoe falls viewpoint, but there's no falls? yes, steve. the change in the low falls, they're becoming more frequent. who knows? maybe one year there will be no fall completely, no water. two hours north of victoria falls is hwange national park, a land dying of thirst. hwange has the largest concentration of elephants in all of africa. i don't know if you can see, but there's a group of elephants just over there. now, each elephant needs about 300 kilograms of food a day. in a drought like this, and you can see how dry it is, that means they're constantly on the move, in a desperate search for food. drought is a killer. 200 elephants have starved to death in the last two months. solar pumps stop water holes drying out, but in drought conditions, the elephant population here is unsustainable. c

in the scottish premiership, celtic beat livingstone 4—0 and are three points clear at the top. strike, as they beat ross county 2—1. there were also wins for hibernian and kilmarnock. one of the most anticipated showdowns in recent years in racing saw surname winning the christy 1965 chase at ascot. surname, ridden by harry cobden and trained by paul nicholls, finished ahead of altior, who was previously unbeaten. there could be a repeat of the rivalry at christmas in the king george vi chase at kempton. great britain and spain are currently playing the decisive doubles match of their davis cup semifinal tie in madrid. kyle edmund beat feliciano lopez in the opening singles, but dan evans lost to world number one rafael nadal in straight sets to leave the tie level at 1—1. nadal then teamed up with lopez in the doubles. they are in a tie break in the first set against jamie murray and neal skupski. you can follow that doubles on the bbc sport website. the winners of this match will face canada in tomorrow's davis cup final. that's all from me. goodnight. hello, this is bbc news

in scotland, leaders celtic and second place rangers play motherwell and livingston respectively tomorroware four matches today. you can keep up to date with all the latest on the bbc sport website. it's set to be a record breaking day at wembley this afternoon close to 90,000 fans expected to watch england's women take on germany in their friendy at 5:30 in what is another landmark moment in women's football. lots of former players who never got the chance to play here will take to the pitch at half—time in front of that record crowd. england will be be hoping for a change in fortunes in what will be the 26th match between the two sides.. this type of challenge is what the players need. coming off the back of the world cup where we all reached a massive emotional high. we have public all found it a bit difficult to get back up to that high, mentally, physically. but this is the type of game where there are no excuses. it is the biggest game in england women's team have as ever had. in terms of the size of the game. and emotionally and physically, tactically, we need to be at our absolute

when the zambezi river is in full flow, you can see why the explorer david livingstone called it "a view the angels." but look at the falls now. this is what southern africa's prolonged drought means. the volume of water is down by two thirds. here we are at this viewpoint. yes. it's called the horseshoe falls viewpoint, but there's no falls? yes, steve. the change in — the low falls, they're becoming more frequent. who knows — maybe one year there'll be no fall completely, no water. two hours north of victoria falls is hwange national park, a land dying of thirst. hwange has the largest concentration of elephants in all of africa. i don't know if you can see, but there's a group of elephants just over there. now, each elephant needs about 300 kg of food a day. in a drought like this, and you can see how dry it is, that means they're constantly on the move, in a desperate search for food. drought is a killer. 200 elephants have starved to death in the last two months. solar pumps stop waterholes drying out, but in drought conditions, the elephant population here is unsustainable. climate

there were draws at hibernian and livingston. motherwell beat stjohnstone 4—0.omorrow. lewis hamilton will be on pole for the final formula one race of the year, the abu dhabi grand prix. he has already secured a sixth world title, but hasn't been on pole forfour months, nine races. his mercedes team—mate valterri bottas was second quickest but an engine change saw him demoted to the back of the grid. wayne pivac‘s first match in charge of the wales rugby union team saw them beat the barbarians 114—33 in cardiff. they scored six tries at the principality stadium, josh adams with two of them. the babas were being coached by former wales boss warren gatland, who stood down after the world cup. england's netballers have won their series against south africa with a game to spare. the roses, who are ranked third in the world, won 59—53 in cape town to go two up with the third and final test tomorrow. england's cricketers are in new zealand, the second test has resumed, it's day three in hamilton. you can keep up to date with that on the bbc sport website as they try