rangers must close the gaps, especially in wide areas.their most recent visit, a 5-1,000,000 laid bear in their most recent visit, a 5—1,000,000 asian of their rivals. in their meetings last year, rangers scored four compared to celtic‘s 16. rangers finished third in the league am a celtic were streets ahead of them. rangers ending the season empty—handed, celtic winning the treble. there's been a lot of change. you got to give the manager credit. he's come in and wanted to change it. he's been backed heavily by the board to make the changes. it's a different set of players in the main so you'd expect them to look a bit differently. another difference is this. it used to be a derby match that was the biggest of the season but for these players it is arguably not even the biggest match of the week. anderlecht away in the champions league on wednesday may define their season more than tomorrow's visit to ibrox. defeat in his last three league matches, it's not been the best of starts for ronald koeman at everton. having spent £140 million o

and they are completely empty after all residents fled the recent upsurge in violence and it says ranger muslims have become begun to leave at least thirty four other villages i mean an ongoing military crackdown the un says around four hundred thousand ranger and now escaped to bangladesh since the violence broke out in late august when ranger fighters attacked the security forces. in mass leader on time suci has canceled plans to attend the un general assembly next week the nobel peace prize laureate is facing a torrent of criticism over her handling of the crisis she is due to give her first speech on the situation in a televised address next week meanwhile five fellow female nobel peace prize recipients have written to sushi accusing her of indifference and asking her to take a strong stand on behalf of the ranger the inspector general has described the situation of the refugees as catastrophic i call on the myanmar or saudi to suspend the military action and the violence appalled the rule of law and recognize the right of return of all girls were to leave the country. and i urge the

it is about rangers closing the gaps across the pitch.bare in the most the superiority was laid bare in the m ost rece nt the superiority was laid bare in the most recent visit to ibrox, a 5—1 humiliation of the oldest rivals. in the six meetings between the sides last year, rangers scored just four goals compared to celtic's 16. goals compared to celtic's16. rangers finished third in the league of 67 points, but celtic were streets ahead on 106. rangers ended the season empty—handed, and celtic won the trouble. that has been a lot of change. you've got to give the manager credit. he has obvious he come in and wanted to change it, he has been backed heavily by his board, to make the changes. it is a different set of players, in the main. you would expect them to do a little differently. it used to be that the derby match was the biggest of the season, but for these players it is audibly not even the biggest of the week. anderlecht away in the champions league on wednesday may define celtic's season more than tomorrow's visit to ibrox. sec

to help the ranger refugees return home to me and here's what she told the un general assembly. for me and mom must unconditionally stop the violence on the practice of ethnic cleansing in the rakhine state immediately and forever secondly secretary general of the united nations should immediately send a fact finding mission to me and my third all civilians irrespective of religion and ethnicity must be protected in me and ma for that saves earns could be created inside me and under a un supervision for ensure sustainable return of all forcibly displaced in bangladesh to their homes in me and ma nicholas joins us live from cox's bazaar in bangladesh on the border with me and nicholas is there a lack of aid for so many refugees. well bangladesh is overwhelmed with the sheer number of people coming in it's coordinating the lead in trying to bring relief to coming in there are only a dozen organization trying to help out the bangladeshis in this operation but you know there's eight hundred thousand rangers that are here and it's just overwhelming and as one of the head of m.s.f. he

narrator: the rangers in zakouma are among the 100 or so rangers killed protecting elephants in africaeach year. vira: these guys put their lives on the line, and many of them, until very recently, were operating with, you know, broken down rifles, no pensions, no mechanisms, no clear mechanisms in place to take care of your family if the primary breadwinner dies. shelley: terrorists are operatining as businessmen these days, and they are s seizing targets of opportunity. narrator: al qaeda affiliate al shabaab is an example. kalron: al shabaab is built out of former warlords. their profession is trafficking. if it's not in ivory, then it's inin weapopons, in narcotics,, inin fuel, in goods,s, in timbe, in chaoaoal. narrator: the u.s. designated teterror group, based inin soma, was responsible for the september 2013 attack on the westgate mall in nairobi that killed 67 people, and for the death of over 140 in the april 2015 attack on kenya's garissa university. nir kalron i investigated the links between al shabaab and illicit ivory trade in 2012. kalron: al shabaab was controlling the

aid agencies are struggling to cope with huge numbers of ranger poured into neighboring bangladesh in just two and a half weeks but it smith reports. everyone is exhausted some of these muslim or hindu have been walking for days to escape a crackdown by me and miles military a government spokesman says one hundred seventy six ethnic rangar villages are empty that's nearly a third of all reading of villages in me and mom the people who lived in those villages nearly four hundred thousand of them and now here in bangladesh. they began arriving nearly three weeks ago aid agencies say they can't cope there is a response which is under way but it is a pretty poor forty two beasts tiptop seriously so as to meet basic needs and to avoid that we're going to have an emergency within an emergency their anger being caught in a military counter offensive it began after about thirty reading a gunman attacked police and military posts last month but the scale of the military's response has been described by the u.n. as a textbook example of ethnic cleansing. i came to bangladesh with my family thre

they were a different level than rangers.utes in the first half and ten minutes in the first half and ten minutes in the second half after celtic have scored but winning 1—0 or 2—0 at ibrox any day, you will ta ke or 2—0 at ibrox any day, you will take it. to get the dead, the invincible is looking once again unstoppable. —— take it, the dead,. —— take it, they did. there were also wins for hibs and stjohnstone. kilmarnock dundee ended 1—1. partick thistle conceded late to hearts. that game finished 1—1. rugby union, and an exciting conclusion to the aviva premiership match between harlequins and leicester. four of the game's five tries were scored in the second half. eventually it was leicester who prevailed, winning by 31 points to 28. james burford reports. here are the different results... a worrying sight for england fans, there was a leg injury in the match between saracens and shields arcs. —— sale sharks. vainikolo. rugby league — wigan warriors' unlikely hopes of reaching the super league semi finals were ended by wa

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sky ranger is over the scene.d one the cab is crushed there and it sounds like the driver of that big rig has died as a result of this crash. there was another vehicle involved and believe it or not some injuries for that person but that person did survive. we have tow trucks arriving and the fire crews are on the scene. the off ramp at eden canyon is open. sky ranger just a few minutes ago as we take that video you are looking at the backup. look at this. the head lights coming westbound and over on the right side that small roadway is dublin canyon boulevard. the chopper is actually a live shot because you can see those taillights going away from us, they are moving eastbound. at the top of the screen you see taillights and head lights across the screen. that would be 680 coming out of dublin toward pleasanton that's way at the very top of the screen. in the upper left-hand corner there is the head lights, that is a huge backup. let a me show you how that plays out on our waze system. waze is calculating the dri

aid workers say the ranger crisis at the bangladesh border is one of the biggest humanitarian crises in the world. reports now from to do it in southeast bangladesh. a month after renewed violence began in myanmar's rockin state of rohingya are making the journey to the border with bangladesh every day they're escaping ethnic cleansing by the myanmar military. i think. we were six people in our family now there's just three of us left they killed my father one of the girls and my husband . this man is a volunteer with the regional cycling center. he's one of. the i guess. this is a disaster it's a manmade disaster what's happening in myanmar is inhumane and we are proud that bangladeshis are showing their humanity but the volunteers are being overwhelmed every time a food truck arrives. these are some of the clothes that refugees had been leaving behind after being given new ones by relief workers but residents here have been getting upset about this they say that the situation is out of control. aid workers say they are struggling to scale up operations quickly enough they want more

rangers go above stjohnstone on goal difference.erdam, manchester city striker sergio aguero insists he's fine. and we understand he may only miss two to four weeks. he's tweeted a picture from his home to say he's broken a rib and it hurts. but after seeing club doctors today aguero, who missed training this morning because of the incident involving a taxi, could be back sooner than expected. his manager pep guardiola held a press conference before having a chance to speak to aguero who was in the netherlands to watch a concert. birmingham has received official backing from the government to be the uk's candidate city for the 2022 commonwealth games. but their bid could face opposition from canada, australia and malaysia. our sports editor dan roan has more. local children are enjoying the alexandra stadium. this could play host to some of the world's best athletes. the bid to bring the commonwealth games here receiving government backing. we have never hosted a multisport event here before. we've hosted world championships of lots

they were a different level than rangers.inutes in the first half and ten minutes in the second half after celtic had scored but winning 1—0 or 2—0 at ibrox any day, you will take it. take it they did, the invincibles looking once again unstoppable. there were also wins for hibs and stjohnstone. kilmarnock dundee ended 1—1. partick thistle conceded late to hearts. that game finished 1—1. rugby union, and an exciting conclusion to the aviva premiership match between harlequins and leicester. four of the game's five tries were scored in the second half. eventually it was leicester who prevailed, winning by 31 points to 28. james burford reports. harlequins lost just twice harlequins lostjust twice year in the entire of last season but one of those babies was against leicester. inside the first ten minutes and the away side were inside enemy territory. after going to the tm all with an early score. as the dust settled to the defence were caught napping. danny care was awake to the opportunity and gave the tigers sleepless nights

our sky ranger is live up over that backup. and you can see the folks sitting there since 9:00 this morning are still sitting there. before we bring in our reporter on the ground, we want to bring you sound from the moments the officers opened fire on that suspect. >> and that was video given to us from a viewer while he was stuck in traffic. he was just yards away from the action. so was nbc bay area jodi hernandez who heard the shots as we were talking to her during our live breaking coverage. jody joins us on the phone right now. tell us and our viewers that you are okay. >> reporter: i'm absolutely okay. scary moments here but fortunately everyone is okay. we were on our way to the court when traffic came to a stand still, got out of the van, and walked up to the police line where they had stopped traffic and i witnessed the s.w.a.t. team and all of a sudden shots range out. looked like tier tear gas and s. and they confirmed that the driver did shoot at the officer because it was an exchange of gunfire. he also confirmed t

a basic problem is the stadium for queen's park rangers doesn't even hold 20,000 people.0,000 people. spurs are building one for 55,000, actually nearly 60... you cannot survive in english football without a decent stadium. no, you can't. i agree. so, what are you going to do? that's why we've been working busily away with with the mayor of london and the local authorities. but your original plan for a new stadium was knocked back. no, no. it's still there. 0ld 0ak common. nobody i speak to thinks it's ever gonna be built. that is what they said to daniel at tottenham, and he's on his way to building. building in london is tougher than building an airline. but with patience and the right emphasis we'll get there. might you sell the club, given everything we have talked about, given the very frank admission that you have lost money every year, will you sell queens park rangers? no. in the same way with the airline has had ups and downs and people asked us to close down airasia indonesia and philippines and we said no, we are not a short—term quarterly company, i am not a s

none of this is now struggling to cope with the growing influx of rangers. hundred streaming in by the hour. and more waiting to follow. this is what set off the exodus. satellite images obtained by human rights watch show entire villages. burned down inside me know nobody. will buy fresh smoke could be seen again today billowing into the sky. apparently. i'm houses at put torched. more than four hundred rangers have been killed in ten days. the worst violence in a generation. the houses. i burned. fired and at the same time that a. atrocities and intimidations and different problems but as it is occurring in me and my land so we can presume that too is doing this. it is hard to independently verify the situation. except for severely restricted. but in the refugee camps. it is apparent that the rangers are here to stay. and the next generation. may never get to know their homeland. sun jun majumdar bbc news at the bottom of this myanmar border. crying unrest in me and all that now for a bit of good news to end the program that you can duchess of cambridge of

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sky ranger has arrived. all this stuff, the white stuff scattered there and notice there is what appears to be a rectangle. that's the truck. what's left of the truck that got sheared off by the overcrossing and that scattered across the right two lanes. let's show you the map. folks coming off the bridge through san pablo to san pablo dam road. down to the bay bridge that keeps it clear for everybody else in the east bay. we're jammed for about a mile. our photographer is out there and he has the progress. we have two lanes moving. there's a crash, took the live shot. they've cleared a number of tires. the fuel is off of the roadways. they can then open the lanes. we're hoping for another 15 minutes. we're still waiting to make sure everyone is safe. >> anything you have to do, make sure you get it done early. the morning hours will be the best time and will have a cooldown later on this evening. even for the coast we have a heat advisory in effect. we have a spare the air alert. if you can, car-pool or if

hospitals in bangladesh is border area with me and mom are struggling to cope with thousands of ranger refugees escaping the military crackdown there accusing the army of shooting to their loved ones jonah hall reports now from cox's bazaar in bangladesh. the government hospital in the town of cops is bizarre. is the next best thing to the clinics in the camps that receives some of the more seriously injured and sick including you arrivals in the last few days. it's hot it's filthy and it stinks. but for mohammad saleem and his family it is a haven from the horrors of their journey to bangladesh woken up at night by gunfire in the village they ran for their lives but two of the children were left behind that. i needed to do but the years when the shooting stopped i came out of the jungle and found my wife where my other children i did not know i have three children and i found my wife on the floor and the baby i saw that my wife had been shot three times in one leg and in the other a bullet went in one side and out the other. mohammed picked up his injured wife and baby and fled they d

on the phone with us right now is yosemite spokesman ranger scott. scott, thanks for joining us. what's the latest on this second rock fall? is this connected to the first one? >> well, ken, um, yes, it's -- it's from el capitan. it just happened, as you said about 30 minutes ago. we have a big dust cloud on the road. we're looking at road closures. we have one confirmed injury with a helicopter flying in, and we don't have any further information. but from all reports, it was a significant rock fall. >> this is not as unusual as people think. i know the valley has been exfoliating that granite for thousands of years. is there any way you can warn people, do you ever see these coming or are they a surprise? >> well, right now, the technology is helping us understand when a rock falls the size and depth of it. the science isrtainln't is a co occurrence. the uncommon factor of course was the tragedy yesterday with the fatality. and the injury. but as you mentioned, rocks have been falling for thousands of years. this type of exfoliating and activity that's happening is normal. so a

shelter for ranger refugee camps in the capital colombo. a verdict expected shortly in eleven on in the trial of a sunni cleric linked to a shootout in which sixty people died plus. a london bus tour taking in the sights of alleged nigerian money laundering property deals. ok let's begin with the latest on the fallout from monday's secession referendum in the kurdish region of northern iraq now initial results say ninety two percent voted yes to secede but pressure on kurdish leaders. is on the increase in iraq is demanding the vote be an old the country's parliament has called on the prime minister to deploy troops to disputed areas including the oil rich city of kirkuk that area is controlled by kurdish military units but officially it's governed by baghdad the iraqi prime minister also says the kurdish leadership must relinquish control of border crossings and oil revenues several international airlines have agreed to baghdad's request to avoid flying into airports managed by the regional authorities from friday let's get more on the sto

mob led by buddhist monks threw stones what have you and shelter for the refugees the thirty one ranger inside the building were mainly women and children who fled after the attack because government has condemned the attack is shameful urging police to hunt down the perpetrators. israel has hosted a lavish ceremony marking fifteen years of jewish settlement in the occupied west bank and golan heights prime minister benjamin netanyahu vowed that the settlements will never be removed to they are however illegal under international law are a force that has the story. it was branded a state a vent produced as a t.v. special a celebration of fifty years since israel and its governments language liberated the west bank in the golan heights territories it is occupied ever since and the celebration of settlement construction in that land staged inside the illegal settlement block of goo shits yun it's a project that israel's prime minister for the second time in a month vowed would never be reversed last year your. i'm saying this very clearly we will never operate settlements in the land of i

rangers score the next two, second in overtime from ryan mcdone na.s tomorrow night at the wells fargo center. season opener a week from wednesday. >> thank you, ducis. "jimmy kimmel live" next followed by "nightline." music from grizzly bear. these guys have to grow up. "action news" continues at 4:30. for "action news," i'm jim gardner. goodnight. >> we're talking to people about the new provisions for the graham/cassidy health care bill. has you or anyone you know ever used health care? >> not that i know of. >> dicky: from hollywood -- it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- viola davis from "the good doctor," freddie highmore. celebrities read mean tweets. and music from grizzly bear. and now, also worth mentioning, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ [ cheers and applause] >> jimmy: hi, everyone. that's very nice. hi, i'm jimmy, i'm the host, thank you for watching, thank you for coming. i hope you had a good weekend. i had an eti

the documents are in order the papers are in order then they will be allowed back in but the the ranger are already not considered citizens and nationals they don't have national identity cards so if that's what he means by documents well then they're not going to be allowed back in instead they have verification cards and that's that gives them a completely different status and don't forget these people fled trying to save their lives their homes and their villages were raised to the ground what's the likelihood that they would have these documents on them and the myanmar government's position is essentially the hinges and they don't even call them the rangers they refer to them as been gollies to imply their migrants from bangladesh the member government's position is they don't belong in this country and for once you understand that some aid is starting to trickle in now for the written job have you been hearing the. that's right now we checked with a few people in the camps in fits way now and there are camps for the displays to hinge and sits where the largest number of displaced p

the rangers had the tying runs on base but going down swinging to end it.t now. the giants in l.a. to take on the dodgers. a win by the dodgers would clinch the national league west. tommy la sorta on his 90th birthday. cody bellinger rockets one off the shark. his 39th of the year. national league rookie record. dommers up 4-1. top nine. pablo sand a vol cracks his second homer of the week. jones looking to add to it. 4-2 the final. second time in three years they've beat the giants. >>> in toronto, otherwise routine play, ryan goings fake throws the ball back to the pitcher. he is tagged out for the third out. that's what's known as the hidden ball trick. i thought that only worked in little league. i guess it works in the majors as well. >>> this abc 7 sports report has been brought to you by the river rock casino. >> never fall for that. >> keep your eye on the ball. at enterprise, we guarantee it. next vehicle purchase? head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... change your thinking about buyi

on the phone with us right now is yosemite spokesman ranger scott. scott, thanks for joining us. what's the latest on this second rock fall? is this connected to the first one? >> well, ken, um, yes, it's -- it's from el capitan. it just happened, as you said about 30 minutes ago. we have a big dust cloud on the road. we're looking at road closures. we have one confirmed injury with a helicopter flying in, and we don't have any further information. but from all reports, it was a significant rock fall. >> this is not as unusual as people think. i know the valley has been exfoliating that granite for thousands of years. is there any way you can warn

steve martin and the steep canyon rangers.y is steve martin an oscar, grammy winner, but plays the banjo. >> angry banjo. >> he's here with the steep canyon rangers and the long-awaited album. literally, it is called "the long-awaited album." >> perfect time. >> we've been waiting so long for the album. >> it's been seven years, six years, since we did our last album. a couple albums with edie brickell in between. now the rangers are back, being us. >> you were on the road a lot together, right? >> i've been on the road with the rangers. i've been on the road with edie brickell. i've been on the road with martin short and the steen canyon rangers. >> i wanted to ask about the martin short tour. you're doing >> it is a comedy show. we have interludes of music we like to play, yeah. >> i was reading something that you had told in the liner notes, i think, that your agent said when talking about this album, steve, you have to realize -- >> let me tell. >> you'll do it better. definitely, definitely. >> i only wanted to tell becau

steve martin and the steep canyon rangers are here. great new song.re. she'll talk about her big screen reunion with robert redford. >>> then getting you ready for a weekend of football with terrific recipes for sliders and dips. >> yummy. >>> and before we get to al's forecast, which is coming up, it is time for our cro moment where we scour the crowd and look for one lucky person. al roker, there are a lot of i love al signs today. they happen to be everywhere. but this young lady would like a selfie with apl. >> of course. sure. >> you got it? >> there you go. hey now. >> thank you. >> thank you. all right. >> how about that, al roker? >> thank you very much. >> have you ever taken just a selfie where you're like this? >> um, yes. i have. >> all right. meanwhile, check of the weather. >> we have the weekend outlook coming up. show you on friday, it is going to feel like fall in the mid-atlantic states a into the northeast. lingering, wet weather through the gulf coast. look for a fire threat to continue along the southwest coast. weekend outlook, s

rangers missed the chance to go level on points at the top of the scottish premiership after being heldt partick thistle. it started well when alfredo morelos but the glasgow side ahead inside 20 minutes. however thistle took the initiative after the break with goals from blair spittal. another from chris erskine put the jags deservedly ahead but received a straight red for a dangerous tackle just seven minutes later, allowing rangers to battle back for a equaliser through from graham dorrans...to move up to third in the table. officials at a partial say they took precautions to dry to prevent cologne fans from getting into home sections, but they failed, there was more than 2900 who made it into the emirates stadium. there was severe congestion outside the ground. 15,000 is the estimate of the total number of cologne fans who made it to the stadium. police deciding to delay the kick—off for one hour to try and clear some of the stadium perimeter and then allow fans in. arsenal saying in a statement that they are disappointed because it seems that a number of tickets were sold to cologn

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of now escaped to bangladesh since the violence broke out in late august when ranger fighters attacked security forces james bays has been following events at the un. these were the toughest words yet from the secretary general on the ongoing violence in myanmar i call on the myanmar or thought it is to suspend the military action and the violence appalled the rule of law and recognize the right of return of all those where to leave the country the un knows the situation is deteriorating fast when mr good terrorists last spoke to reporters a week ago there were one hundred twenty five thousand rohingya refugees that number has now tripled given the situation has got so much worse in the last week do you believe this is ethnic cleansing well i would answer your question with another question when one third of the rowing or population to flee the country can you find a better word to describe it. as the secretary general has already taken the extremely rare step of writing to the security council urging them to take action as he spoke the council was meeting first with an open session on

we sent storm ranger 10 out there. that's the place closest to the heaviest rain to get more detail on where the heaviest rain is. you can see this headed right into the providence rhode island area. if a hurricane was ever really close to the jersey shore you put storm ranger near the store and be able to get details like that. here we go with the track. it is looking more to the northeast then it makes a bit of a turn, and that is the real question mark. towards the end of this period, how far does it come back? these darker colors are the warmer temperatures. if it starts to come back it's going from cold water to warm water again. it would have a chance to restrengthen. it would not happen until the weekend. our biggest problems, it will be coastal flooding. there was minor flooding this morning. moderate flooding coming this evening. 7:45 is the high tide. 8: 8:19 in cape may. the futurecast shows the core of the storm staying well offshore. it will be a bit breezy. gusty at the shore. so that wind is not the big

villanueva whose entire team stayed in locker room, villa noofa stood proudly by himself, a former army ranger with three tours in afghanistan and brans star. steelers put out a statement, the players have stayed unified and have respected the fact that like our country these are diverse opinions in our locker room. it is a difficult time in our country, finally, last night the late game here in washington, most of the raiders, oakland raiders sat while the majority of redskins stood in honor. the redskins won the game by the way, 27-10. heather: there was actual football going on. rob: we want to think about these things but the nfl in the past, president obama actually implemented a policy where they started paying the nfl to require the players to be on the field for the national anthem and they paid the nfl owners to get them to do that to bring more patriotism to the game and recruitment for military. heather: when we talk about money that was paid, you can take a look -- they were paid $5,000,000.6.1 and the nfl agree today pay back 723,000 of that in 2016, a lot of money exchanged hands

storm ranger because of the dry confined.we look at what timing is to expect for tonight, high tide, this is the one that is more significantly higher at the back bay that occurs a couple hours later. and it is going to be some significant flooding. over the next several days, here's thursday. it's moving in a nice direction. kind of out to see. however, the steering current change and as you can see a lot of computer models start this movement toward the south.ç this is as bad as it gets and it's moving toward a very populated island in puerto rico. 165 miles per hour max winds. look at the pressure. 916 millibars. only 80 miles southeast of saint croix. and the cat 5 that hit san juan during the night tonight and into tomorrow. then east of the bahamas as we go into friday. now what happens after this, it's coming closer to where jose is. and that's the issue. because as it comes up to the north, jose is then away and they start rotating around each ore. i have a blog on that on our website. it's very rare in the atlantic.

refugees fleeing the country his comments come after the drowning deaths of a number of ranger refugees his boat capsized off the coast of bangladesh dozens more are missing in the last month more than half a million were hand you have fled man more because of a violent crackdown by the country's no terry against what it's calling terrorists . schools of the hinge of refugees lined the shores of beach in bangladesh. they were fleeing violence in myanmar when their boots capsized in the bay of bengal most of the dead women and children. at the united nations security council frustration over the crisis is mounting the united states is now calling for action against military leaders in myanmar formerly known as burma saying their actions have forced the rohingya to flee. we cannot be afraid to call the actions of the burmese authorities what they appear to be a brutal sustained campaign to cleanse the country of an ethnic minority and it should shame senior burma's leaders who have sacrificed so much for an open democratic burma. myanmar has however rejected claims of ethnic cleansing. th

sky ranger is over the scene. was over the scene about 45 minutes ago. >> we're learning that the person with a knife was not a student and has been arrested. >> nbc bay area's robert handa is live at the school. you've been talking to parents, the police are still there, what have you found out? >> reporter: well, first of all, they're just trying to kind of recover from what happened here emotionally, and they're trying to remove them physically. right behind me you can see that parents have been arriving at the school to take their children home after the stabbing incident. right now, the school is in a shelter in place mode. just for security reasons as you heard, an arrest has been made. and the scene started around 9:00 a.m. according to police. where a -- at least two students came on campus. we have been told by other students here that they were not ones that attended the school. one got into an altercation with a 14-year-old freshman boy here. we're not using his name right now. we're told there was a di

a former army ranger who earned a bronze star and served three tours in afghanistan.s double amputee wounded warrior retired staff sergeant johnny joey jones. it's great to have you here tonight. >> good evening thanks for having me on. >> cheryl: i'll looking forward to speaking with you because he beat out new england patriots tom brady for the top spot. as a veteran yourself what do you think of his actions and more importantly are you proud americans are buying his jersey after all of this? >> i am. i'm very proud. i was a fan long before any of this simply because he went to westpoint, served his country and now is in the nfl so he represents a small portion of us that served in our football fans you know i don't know him personally. we had some of the shame friends shawn parnell served with him, i've heard great things about him but out of everything yesterday the most disappointing thing was to wake up this morning and hear that coach of the steelers i can't think of his name right now, that he actually was mad or upset because alejandro villanueva came out and

they're into the second half in the old firm derby in glasgow, where rangers are hoping to end their scottish champions, celtic. if we needed proof of the frenetic atmosphere, it came when rangers' josh windass took out his manager, pedro caixinha. luckily no harm done! still friends! there have been chances at both ends, but not enough composure in front of goal. there have been goals in england. spurs are two about west ham already, this was not offside after already, this was not offside after a closer look. dele alli's cross headed in, the englishman getting his tenth goal in his last five away games. tottenham looking to end a bad run at west ham. tottenham have just gone two up and kane, who else, has added a second. the years of sacrifrice will seem worth it tonight, if britain has another boxing world champion. hughie fury — the cousin of tyson — is aiming to claim the wbo heavyweight belt. his opponent is the undefeated joseph parkerfrom new zealand, who's won every single one of his 23 fights. fury, who's unbeaten as well, is only 23 years old, but has been through numerous

appears to be losing patience with me and maher over his handling of the ranger crisis what's been thereaction where you are to the criticism in myanmar. right it will meet on my. thirty's and a lot of people view the u.n. as a very as a biased international organisation on this issue and there have been. by government officials and others saying you know the un is meddling in that it's gone and he's think one side man maher is pushing the argument that this violence was prompted by terrorist acts by random groups saying that the un is unfair and taking the side of her hand when they should be looking at all so the people who were affected by those terrorist attacks ok you know half a million wrenches of course have been forced to flee now to escape the violence to bangladesh the un secretary general is calling it the world's fastest developing refugee nightmare why is me and maher not talking about this scale of this crisis at all. right well all me i'm a is still saying continues to say they don't know why ranger are playing and they're refusing to accept the testimony of very engine

rangers had to come from behind too, as hamilton took an early lead.angers added a couple more in the second half to seal a comfortable win, despite having a man sent off. there are five more games in the premiership today. there are seven games today in the premier leagu, there are seven games today in the premier league, tottenham travel to huddersfield in the early kick—off with both sides hoping to continue their bright start to the season. every game is tough, every game is difficult. it is true that i am not concerned because i feel we will arrive in good condition, but you know always with premier league games, they are a challenge and for us games, they are a challenge and for us it has to be a challenge because the three points will be so important for us. they have individual quality and they have shown it. these other tasks you ask for. these are the challenges you like to have. this is why we celebrated at the end of may in wembley because we had these games in front of us, all we would've had these games in front of us would've had these g

tonight, rangers at hamilton. you can tonight, rangers at hamilton.angers at hamilton. you can follow that on the bbc sport website. tottenham and england midfielder dele alli will miss next week's match against slovenia at wembley for the gesture he made during the world cup qualifier against slovakia earlier this month. fifa have banned him for one interntaional match and fined him just under £a,000 for making what they have described as "an offensive and unsporting gesture" during the game. celtic‘s scott brown and stuart armstrong are injured and are out of scotland's final world cup qualifiers. gordon strachan‘s side have must win matches against slovakia and slovenia next thursday and sunday, as they seek to secure second place in england's group. mo marley has been confirmed as interim manager of england lionesses, replacing the sacked mark sampson. former england captain marley has been in charge of the under 195 and will look after the senior team for the next three matches. former real madrid and ac milan midfielder clarence seedorf, a four

we have secured a new strikerfrom rangers, ipswich town.m rangers, so ipswich town. we have secured a new strikerfrom rangers, so we have done our part! it does seem that when other clubs see that an english clu b when other clubs see that an english club is making an acquisition, the price goes up. people can pay more, so they do. we play exciting football and that is what is a sign of success. when people say that the sums are obscene, are we just wringing our hands? there is nothing we can do about it, it is the new world order. much of neymar's money we nt world order. much of neymar's money went to his father. these players, because of the money they earn, they are corporate entities. they can employ the best lawyers, agents and because of the way that football works, the agents also the recruiters. but what about smaller clu bs, recruiters. but what about smaller clubs, grassroots? this is what is wrong with the 21st—century economy. this kind of polarisation of wealth, they are given a lot of money, but £30 million, 35 million, it is