that was the rangers role there. no of course they were nots punished but active on behalf of the government. and on behalf of the rich landowners, they were their agents. >> and i think you even go to the current day in your work, you talk about the cure rangers i guess there were some changes i guess you talk in the book about initiatives in early part of last century, and even later when you had governor allred to get elected who was a real -- forward thinking progressive type governor to try to bring about changings but it seem like those change were difficult to bring about in a large scale basis but i guess they've been changed quite a bit. based on what you have ultimately discovered in terms of you'ring loo at the last 20, i think -- you use 199 0 or so or '98 with first black ranger that they have demarcation of changes taking place. >> much more professional trained, modern law enforcement force now but as you just mentioned it was only in 1988 thanks to your efforts an others that the first african-america

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the rangers make sure there won't be any coffee harvested here. another source of income is found in the tree tops only brave and skillful climbers like is male abdul qadeer can reach these giddy heights he uses a sophisticated technique to work his way up using ropes that he tightens with his own body weight he often climbs to a height of 30 meters all without professional climbing equipment or protective gear. this is his livelihood is male abdul qadeer is a beekeeper. he 1st has to drive the bees away with smoke. they can be incredibly aggressive. he's placed around 50 beehives in the tree tops up here he says these are more likely to accept the hives and they're harder for honey badgers to reach. if all goes well he can harvest from each beehive twice a year but for that to be possible the bees need lots of flowers and a florist in forest only then will they produce enough honey for him. it's a tough job but it provides an income that fits with the interests of the national park. today's climb has yielded 3 kilograms of honey and around $100.0

the rangers skillfully herd them together there are even a few sheep. the livestock compete with wild animals for food they can also transmitted diseases. the intruders are not harmed just rounded up the cattle and sheep are extremely valuable for their owners the aim is to find an advocate will solution for everyone . the rangers take the animals to a can their owners can collect them after they pay a fine. crystal shank has arrived 1 in the morning one. morning but i've got a bit of the animals are still waiting to be reclaimed and. the livestock owner 1st has to pay his fine though it isn't too expensive. in the coastal shank and the staff do their best to explain why the park rules should be followed. for your children as well and also that is the conflict we are and know the truth of being a b. other negative mother quote we don't get any benefit from the particle the only benefit is that with us water from the part of the new data ok it's important for the next generation but right now by don't get any benefit from the article i mean if you switch

rangers means everything to everyone within the rangers family and not includes the loyal orders upon for contact and everything that comes with that. at the end of the 1960 s. belfast was rocked by sectarian riots. walls were erected to separate the republicans from the loyalists. even now 2 decades after peace broke out the so-called peace wall divides the catholic fulls road from the protestant shankill road. francis quickly is a painter he's lived all his life on this religious and political fault line. through this fanfare closing at a 6 o'clock everybody knows say supports and everybody know or say that science supports rangers. join a conflict zone. hundreds killed and injured just both say the best fans. the graffiti on the falls road has a distinctly internationalist theme nelson mandela. palestine martin luther king and climate change all jostling for space here. after a few yards of no man's land the graffiti is very different. you'll see that the british army and the british pound part salary of the say. the loyalists are a minority on the island of ireland changing demogr

the rangers make sure there won't be any toffee harvested here. another source of income is found in the tree tops only brave and skillful climbers like is male deer can reach these giddy heights he uses a sophisticated technique to work his way out using ropes that he tightens with his own body weight he often climbs to a height of 30 meters all without professional climbing equipment or protective gear. this is his livelihood is male abdul qadeer is a beekeeper. he 1st has to drive the bees away with smoke. i . they can be incredibly aggressive. he's placed around 50 beehives in the tree tops up here he says these are more likely to accept the hives and they're harder for honey badgers to reach. if all goes well he can harvest from each beehive twice a year but for that to be possible the bees need lots of flowers and a florist in forest only then will they produce enough honey for him. it's a tough job but it provides an income that fits with the interests of the national park. today's clime has yielded 3 kilograms of honey and around 100 b. st

representative jason crowe compared the events of this day to his time in afghanistan as an army ranger something senator reid knows something about and what i fell in the capitol behind us is something that i haven't felt since i was in afghanistan as an army ranger and to think that as a member of congress and 2021 in the u.s. capitol on the house floor that i was preparing to fight my way out of the people's

> representative jason crow compared the events of this day to his time in afghanistan as an army ranger something senator reed knows something about. >> what i felt in the capitol behind us is something that i haven't felt since i was in afghanistan as an army ranger. to think that as a member of congress in 2021, in the u.s. capitol, on the house floor,

. >> represented jason crow compared the events of this day to his time in afghanistan as an army ranger, something senator reid knows about. >> what i t felt in the capitol behind this is something i've not felt until i was in afghanistan as a ranger. and to think that as a member of congress in 2021 in the u.s. capitol on the house floor that i was preparing to

emt rangers on way. will be dark when arrive. pray."ll from his brother barry. >> barry said that toni had been in an accident and that he was being texted the vital signs, and it didn't look good. you know, he said, i don't think she's going to make it. >> reporter: back on the mountain, the rescuers were having trouble finding the henthorns. >> they're asking you to put as many bright items out as possible to see if they can see you. anybody near you, sir? >> no. >> reporter: the henthorns were all alone and time was running out. the sun was setting. so harold lit a fire. >> i've started a small fire in a completely enclosed rock enclosure with wet moss on it thinking you can see the smoke. >> reporter: now in the dark, the henthorns were off the grid. and still waiting. just before 7:00, an hour after harold's first call to 911, an operator called back to talk him through cpr. >> hello? >> harold, this is julia, estes park police department. they tell me you need some assistance doing some cpr. >> any help you could give me would be

our storm ranger mobile doppler radar scans up to the north bay.his will be the first spot in the rain during the day tomorrow. for the morning, first half of the day not as rainy as the second half. morning temperatures in the 40s as we get things started. then it will be a breezy finish around sunset at 5:34 in the evening. rain starting in the north bay by early afternoon. as you're about to see spreading south. the high impact for the monday evening and tuesday morning commutes. you can see the rain band here pushing south, 7:00 p.m. to midnight, and then through about 7:00 still a few showers there in the south bay tuesday morning, and then those rain totals do start to wind down as we get into tuesday evening. so here again is a look at the burn scars. czu zone, probably some of the higher peaks could see more than an inch of rain. overall, these numbers about a quarter of what we saw with that slow moving storm last week. you can see san jose, tri valley may see a little bit of a rain shadow. our expectations are the north bay sees some of t

the rangers make sure there won't be any coffee harvested here. another source of income is found in the tree tops only brave and skillful climbers like is male abdul qadeer can reach these giddy heights he uses a sophisticated technique to work his way up using ropes that he tightens with his own body weight he often climbs to a height of 30 meters all without professional climbing equipment or protective gear. this is his livelihood is male abdul qadeer is a beekeeper. he 1st has to drive the bees away with smoke. they can be incredibly aggressive. he's placed around 50 beehives in the tree tops up here he says these are more likely to accept the hives and they're harder for honey badger is to reach. if all goes well he can harvest from each beehive twice a year but for that to be possible the bees need lots of flowers and a florist in forest only then will they produce enough honey for him. and. it's a tough job but it provides an income that fits with the interests of the national park. today's climb has yielded 3 kilograms of honey and around

a pack of specially trained dogs and a high tech surveillance system most of the rangers are locals. but they were conservancy says that working closely with local communities is an effective strategy in the fight against poachers. communities play a critical role in terms of conservation with putting them in board you're not winning in terms of vision and that's why now we're focusing in terms of putting a lot of programs outside the community so we can really win the community to get a lot of information and they're going to be i think. if the local people notice anything suspicious they reported to the ranger purity well more you she grew up here and knows almost everybody in the area there's no fight. over the past right wasn't played in 20 tell these means everything to. the little wildlife conservancy invests about 7 percent of its earnings in programs benefiting local communities. pauline karumba who owns a small farm but for many years lacked financial resources but in 27 team conservancy program helped her secure a micro credit. card i did a lot with the money. i plant seeds

our storm ranger is busy scanning the skies as light rain moves across the bay area. we have a look outside in san jose and san francisco as well to start out your tuesday morning. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm kris sanchez. marcus washington will join us in the next hour. in honor of radar we're wearing rainfall green. >> it's nice to see the rain moving through this morning. we are going to see still some scattered showers moving through, most of it's been pretty light for us. we have storm ranger all over it, while we're starting to see some clearing in parts of the north bay, this is a slow-moving system and over the next several hours, we'll see it moving off towards the south and east, and gradually tapering off as we go into today. there still will be some rain chances in the forecast as we could see some spotty showers in the forecast through tomorrow, but warming up as we go into the weekend, so we'll talk more about this, take a look at that, how much rain we've measured already coming up in a few minutes. mike, what's going on

the rangers make sure there won't be any coffee harvested here. flow. another source of income is found in the tree tops only brave and skillful climbers like is male abdul qadeer can reach these giddy heights he uses a sophisticated technique to work his way up using ropes that he tightens with his own body weight he often climbs to a height of 30 meters all without professional climbing equipment or protective gear. and this is his livelihood is male abdul qadeer is a beekeeper. he 1st has to drive the bees away with smoke. they can be incredibly aggressive. he's placed around 50 beehives in the tree tops up here he says these are more likely to accept the hives and they're harder for honey badger stor reach. if all goes well he can harvest from each beehive twice a year but for that to be possible the bees need lots of flowers and a flora shing forest only then will they produce enough honey for him. it's a tough job but it provides an income that fits with the interests of the national park. today's clime has yielded 3 kilograms of honey and around

most of the rangers are locals. but they were conservancy says that working closely with local communities is an effective strategy in the fight against poachers. communities the are playing a critical role in terms of conservation with don't look putting them in board you're not winning in terms of cost of it and that's why now we're focusing in terms of putting a lot of programs outside the community so we can really win the community to get a lot of information and teeth they can be i found yes of us if the local people notice anything suspicious they reported to the ranger purity well more you she grew up here and knows almost everybody in the area there's no fight just at the moment i was the last to be right wasn't played in 20 tell these consequences means everything to me. the little wildlife conservancy invests about 7 percent of its earnings in programs benefiting local communities. pauline karumba who owns a small farm but for many years lacked financial resources but in 2017 conservancy program helped he

the rangers make sure there won't be any coffee harvested here. another source of income is found in the tree tops only brave and skillful climbers like is male abdul qadeer can reach these giddy heights he uses a sophisticated technique to work his way up using ropes that he tightens with his own body weight he often climbs to a height of 30 meters all without professional climbing equipment or protective gear. and this is his livelihood is male abdul qadeer is a beekeeper. he 1st has to drive the bees away with smoke. they can be incredibly aggressive. he's placed around 50 beehives in the tree tops up here he says these are more likely to accept the hives and they're harder for honey badgers to reach. if all goes well he can harvest from each beehive twice a year but for that to be possible the bees need lots of flowers and a florist in forest only then will they produce enough honey for him. it's a tough job but it provides an income that fits with the interests of the national park. today's clime has yielded 3 kilograms of honey and around 10

our storm ranger is out and about scanning for the wet weather. i tell you, storm ranger can find it if it's there, but i'm beginning to think it's really not there. let's bring in meteorologist rob mayeda. rob, is there anything out there? what are we going to get? >> well, what we're seeing is, again, some light mist and drizzle very close to ground level. so storm ranger is scanning and starting to pick up a little more of that as we fine tune the radar to look for the smaller-sized raindrops that are out and around the bay area right now. let's show how it looks in san francisco. currently you've got 52 degrees, reduced visibility. we could see patchy f a closer some of that light rain up towards marin county, areas near oakland, the east bay hills. not as much in the santa cruz mountains. a few spotty sprinkles around san jose. but the real legacy of this particular storm is the light rainfall. we think it will pick up a little bit more especially around the central bay. be prepared for patchy fog at times, light rain. but rain totals a littl

and we are going to see storm ranger tracking some of the heavier rain now shifting over towards partsthe east bay and south bay, but look at the wider view, it's showing this storm system is winding down. this is all out ahead of a cold front so we'll be cooler today and i think gumbo will be appropriate for this afternoon. as we go through how much rain we've measured, we have already seen two inches of rain in the north bay, checking out mt. tam, other areas were lower but of course our higher elevations tend to get some upper amounts of rain and the east bay in tilden park over an inch of rain there. we are approaching an inch of rain as we check out ukiah, even though the rain has tapered off. in san francisco a half inch, redwood city a quarter inch and where it just started it's lighter but clears out. if you're looking for a chance for the kids to get out between home schooling or after home schooling in concord, we're looking at sunshine. it won't be as warm as yesterday but still pretty nice and the grass may still be wet after getting this early morning rain and we are going

you can look at what storm ranger is picking up on.have the nbc bay area app you will zoom into where you live and the north bay where we are starting to see green here on the map. you're dry from clover dale up towards petaluma as well as we're also seeing the rain extending up toward ukiah. 101 starting to get soggy but if you're wondering about the pollen count having to take your allergy medication every day, moderate levels of cedar, ash, elm and pine and we should get some relief because the rain actually helps to wash some of that pollen out of the air. it basically pulls that pollen out of the air, brings it to the ground and breaks it apart into smaller pieces and not just floating through the air and making us sneeze, but we may see an increase in mold pollen. with all of that rain that's something we will be watching. the rain first starts to spread into the north bay over the next couple hours and then the rest of us seeing it through this afternoon. gets heavier later this evening but tomorrow we wake up to a clear sky and

nbc bay area sky ranger is head. san jose police telling us a man was threatening a shooting, streaming on social media about shooting up a mall. police tracked his location and saw he was inside valley fair. we want to be clear, no shooting ever occurred, but there's still heavy police presence at mall right now. man in custody without anyone getting hurt. valley fair mall in the south bay. >>> coming up at 6:00, we recycle food but what about fashion? working to keep unused clothing out of landfalls. at 6:00. >>> new rules for athletes heading to the olympics. tokyo lays out major changes to the competitions and olt joins minute from nowcally, you're goe olympics, raj. >> we'll see. thanks for joining us here, we'll see you at 6:00. >> bye-bye. >>> tonight the new covid vaccine hopes as the federal government ramps up the vaccine effort researchers say astrazeneca reduce the spread. plus, the struggle to vaccinate and the highly contagious variant threatens a new search stunning images inside a packed grocery store

rain falling on our storm ranger. vianey arana will have your full microclimate forecast in the clearing of this rain in just a minute. but first the pandemic has impacted everything. and now the cost of your valentine's day. vendors say the price of flowers has doubled because of limited supply and the high cost of shipping. some flowers will cost $1.50 more per stem. that is not stopping customers at the san francisco flower mart yesterday. this valentine's day will still be one of the biggest day of the year for them, second to mother's day. go with daisies or carnations instead of popular roses. people are expected to spend $21 billion this year on valentine's gifts. men will double the spending of women. time to check in with vianey arana for a look at our microclimate forecast. do we have to snuggle inside? >> you can go outside if you're properly addressed. 54 in walnut creek. cloudy conditions. and you saw storm ranger getting shower activity. here's the reason why. 54 in san francisco. storm ranger sits on to

our storm ranger tracking an all new storm system set to hit the bay area this week. meterologist kari hall is timing it all out for us on this monday morning as "today in the bay" continues right now. good morning. hope you had a great weekend. thanks for joining us pum kris . marcus washington is coming back and we want to get to kari hall back with another rainy forecast. >> yes, we are going to see some more rain coming in, after a break over the weekend. we can see the scattered showers that are already starting to roll in, not yet in the bay area, but farther to the north as well as the south but we'll be watching that rain to the north of us, starting to approach and as we go into the next couple of days, we'll see off and on showers for today, as well as tomorrow, but then as it wraps up, we'll have some dry weather going toward the end of the week. so we'll have details on what to expect as the storm comes in, coming up in a few minutes. mike has a look at what's going on now for the morning commute. >> yes, kari, things were fine until a couple minutes ago,

most of the rangers are locals. but they were conservancy says that working closely with local communities is an effective strategy in the fight against poachers. community is playing a critical role in terms of conservation with putting them in board you're not winning in terms of cost of vision and that's why now we're focusing in terms of putting a lot of programs outside the community so we can really win the community to get a lot of information and teeth they can to be i thought and yes of us if the local people notice anything suspicious they reported to the ranger purity well more you she grew up here and knows almost everybody in the area there's nobody out fight just at the moment i was the last to be right wasn't played in 20 tells these concepts means everything to me. the little wildlife conservancy invests about 7 percent of its earnings in programs benefiting local communities. pauline karumba who owns a small farm but for many years lacked financial resources but in 2017 conservancy program helped he

>> representative jason crow compared the events of this day to a time in afghanistan as an army ranger, something senator reid know something about. >> what i saw and the capital behind us is something i

jason crow compared this event to a time in afghanistan as an army ranger. >> when i felt inow the capital behind us, is something that i've not felt since i was in afghanistan. a member of congress in 2021, in the u.s. capital in the house floor that i was preparing to fight my way out on the people's

it's the start of a 3 day rate for park ranger vladimir ramirez and a platoon of soldiers.we're going to use small boats to travel the river to where the miners are bringing elite soldiers with us. ramirez is the director of the amazon reserve tumble park. on the way the group passes through military camp a year ago this was a come full of illegal minus. here in the intact jungle of the tumble part of a reserve it's still pleasantly cool. but just to columbus has down the track the sun beats down on the scorched desert. it's a scene of massive environmental destruction without the military ramirez was able to drive the criminals out of here a year ago. on this moonscape there were hundreds of gold mining machines operating. around 6000 illegal miners working just in this on. this oil is contaminated with mercury which the mine is used to separate the precious metal from the rock. the park rangers have started reforestation another declaration of war against the gold mine is. then the 1st way station in the in touch part of the time because of nature conservation area 2700 s

the park rangers have started reforestation another declaration of war against the gold mine.then the 1st way station in the intact part of the time across a nature conservation area $2700.00 square metres of staggering biodiversity. at 6 o'clock the next morning they're on with 10 elite soldiers from the navy without their protection ramirez could not possibly carry out this raid risk you're in every time we find the gold mine. they recognize us and they've threatened me and my park rangers but these threats are not to be taken lightly and. from here on it gets tricky the money no ski river is gold digger territory on the back they see the 1st winding talents of the illegals. ramirez has been doing this job for 14 years but it's only one year since the government has given him military backup. the man in the headscarf is the state prosecutor he's allowed to rest mine is deep in the jungle. now there's a hot lead a man was spotted on the bank he quickly disappeared into the underbrush. the soldiers follow his trucks. and here they find a camp concealed in the forest clearly th

it's the start of a 3 day rate for park ranger vladimir ramirez and a platoon of soldiers.real get the idea for we're going to use small boats to travel the river to where the miners are. bringing elite soldiers with us but if i was there i might even though. ramirez is the director of the amazon reserve tumble . on the way the group passes through military camp a year ago this was a come full of illegal mining. here in the intact jungle of the tumble part or is it still pleasantly cool. but just 2 kilometers down the track the sun beats down on the scorched desert. it's a scene of massive environmental destruction without the military ramirez was able to drive the criminals out of here a year ago. on this moonscape there were hundreds of gold mining machines operating. around 6000 illegal miners working just in this. this oil is contaminated with mercury which the mine is used to separate the precious metal from the rock. the park rangers have started reforestation another declaration of war against the gold mine this. then the 1st place date. in the intact part of the tim

most of the rangers are locals. but they were conservancy says that working closely with local communities is an effective strategy in the fight against poachers. community with the play a critical role in terms of conservation without putting them in board you're not tweeting in terms of cause of it and that's why now we're focusing in terms of putting a lot of programs outside the community so we can really win their community to get a lot of information and at least they can be i thought an e.s.l. for us if the local people notice anything suspicious they reported to the ranger purity one more you she grew up here and knows almost everybody in the area there's no fight just at the moment i was the last to be right wasn't played in 20 tell these conservancy means everything to me. the little wildlife conservancy invests about 7 percent of its earnings in programs benefiting local communities. owns a small farm but for many years lacked financial resources but in 2017 conservancy program helped to secure a micro cr

>> representative jason crow compared the events of this day to a time in afghanistan as an army ranger, something senator reid know something about. >> what i saw and the capital

of course, sky ranger will stay over the season. we will bring you more on this oil spill near the chevron refinery in richmond. >>> the second impeachment trial of former president donald trump is now underway. >> the big question in the impeachment is can a former president even stand trial. the senate said yes, six republicans crossing the aisle to vote with democrats saying the trial is constitutional. you can sea the senators there. >> yeah, the vote came after four hours of oral arguments from both sides. among the stand yut moments ago, democratic impeachment manager congressman jamie raskin describing the emotional moment of reuniting with his daughter after the january 6th capitol hill attack. >> i told her how sorry i was and i promised her that it would not be like this again the next time she came back to the capitol with me. and you know what she said? she said, dad, i don't want to come back it the capitol. >> very emotional moments today. a long day for sure. >> reporter: it was, absolutely. both emotionally and in te

storm ranger tracking those showers, passing out of the north bay into san francisco, down the peninsula, and extending toward the east bay with a closer look, we can see that it's mostly light rain, but it may have you dealing with some of those wet roads as you get ready to head out the door. mike, hopefully the commute is looking smooth this early in the morning. >> it is looking smooth this early in the morning but as we look through the, well what you're talking about at the bay bridge toll plaza, there's water on the lens so that may be a factor, make sure those windshield wipers are in good order. you see slicker roadways. as well. it's a smooth drive, green sensors and as well as around the rest of the bay. we'll watch as things develop. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> a controversial hot mic raising a lot of eyebrows this morning in east contra costa county. . >> the oakley school board president stepped down and calls for the rest of the board to step down as well. here's "today in the bay's" ian cull. >> reporter: the oakley school board facing backlash following wedn

of course storm ranger seeing what's arriving first in the bay area. we'll take you up into the north bay. marin county, sonoma county beginning to see a few light showers while the more significant rain arrives during the rain tomorrow so rainfall projections this time around we think will be higher for the north bay of the some of the mountains could pick up 2 to 3 inches of rain along with increasing wind as well. we'll take a look at the hour-by-hour timeline on the storm. when you can expect the strongest wind and rain coming up in the forecast in about eight minutes. back to you. >> okay, rob, thanks. we'll see you then. >>> a beloved tortoise that calls a south bay preschool home is recovering tonight after a man tried to kill it while vandalizing the school. police say a homeless man started destroying property at the play and learn school yesterday morning. living in the school's garden is a pet tortoise. officers say the man stabbed the tortoise with a piece of wood. that wood pierced the shell, injuring the animal. >> came in with a piece of

let me show you what's happening on storm ranger, as we're tracking some of those light showers moving marin county, extending down to san francisco, the peninsula, at least along the coastline, and parts of the east bay, but it's been so hit or miss, and the rain is very light, but storm ranger showing us exactly where it's raining right now, as we look at richmond, moving over toward danville. livermore as well as fremont getting some light rain, and if you are planning to head out to the park today in spots like el cebrane, maybe later in the morning. there will be light rain moving through, a cloudy sky and temperatures reaching into the mid-50s for a while. this rain passing by is mostly for morning hours as kro the bay area. we'll have a lot of clouds today and peeks of sunshine but tomorrow morning another chance of showers passing by. 2:00 in the morning seeing rain moving through parts of t sky c i think we'll get much more sunshine by tomorrow afternoon. so two waves of rain passing by and looks to bring us 0.1 to 0.25 of an inch of rain, not as much as we need. if you're pla

. >> we're firing up nbc bay area storm ranger. meteorologist kari hall is timing it out for us. as "today in the bay" starts right now. good thursday morning. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm kris sanchez. marcus washington will join us in our next hour. first we went to check out the storm building, kari. >> we are watching clouds rolling in ahead of several storm systems lining up out there as we take a look at this wide view of all of the storms out there in the pacific and so they will be moving in and the first one arriving later this afternoon. right now storm ranger not picking up on rain for us, but it will be moving in first starting in the north bay and across the rest of the bay area this afternoon into the evening. this will once again be the first in a series of storms heading into the bay area, but none of them look particularly strong. that's the good news bringing in beneficial rain without any major troubles. we'll talk about what's ahead in the forecast coming up. mike, any problems right now for the morning commute? >> well, the commute is looking pretty strong from o

ranger enforcement activities. he recruited and trained new park ranger sergeants to provide continuous coverage for our park security. he successfully expanded the park ranger to kpriez 41 park rangers, six sergeants, and five dispatchers, and he designed a 45 hour curriculum to design communication, outreach, and training in park enforcement. he's worked with the san francisco police department, sheriff's office, and planning department. he led an in-depth project to review and consolidate all ranger policy, training, procedures, and general orders into one well organized ranger park policy manual. this is all by way of saying that he really brought a lot of new procedures and practices to park rangers and expanded the unit, and it's an area where we used to get a lot of comments, and now we're getting a lot more applause than questions. so it is with that that i see be it resolve that the members of the recreation and park commission on behalf of the employees and citizens of the city of san francisco do here by

and evidence emerges from myanmar to military units accused of trust it is against the ranger is leading the crackdown against anti cooper sensors. to ask. but 1st we begin with breaking news from the poor a presidential election has been disrupted by an explosion which has left at least 7 dead it happens in the berry region a vehicle carrying officials from the electoral commission hit a roadside bomb let's go straight to a military suit joins us from a boot. just give us a sense of what we know at this stage. well the officials of sydney the independent national electoral commission in egypt. in the process of conducting elections and when when their vehicle ran over the improvised explosive device planted by the roadside and 3 people apart from the 7 dead 3 people thought to be said to be injured in that particular incident and with some of them having serious injuries to nobody region which borders mali but can a fossil and been in the public esteem several attacks in the past and that devastating attacks for that matter where dozens of people have been killed in the last 6 months or

before they arrive, the new bison rangers will get several nths of training in the netherlands whereon were reintroduced in the wild in 2007. >> sreenasan: finally tonight, tomorrow is super bowl lv. it's also puppy bowl 17, the discovery channel's show featuring the antics of rescue puppies on a pretend football field. >> sreenivasan: during breaks in the puppy action this year, the biden family's first dogs will make an appearance to help promote covid-19 safety measures. that's all for this edition of pbs newshour weekend. for the latest news updates visit www.pbs.org/newshour. i'm hari senivasan. thanks for watching. stay healthy, and have a good night. captioning sponsored by wnet captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: sue and edgar wachenheim iii. the anderson family fund. bernard and denise schwartz. the cheryl and philip milstein family. barbara hope zuckerberg. the leonard and norma klorfine foundation. the peter g. peterson and joan ganz cooney fund. we try to live in the moment, to not miss what's right in front

they're now three points behind ross county, rangers are 21 points clear of celtic at the top.big shocks in the women's super league this afternoon. brighton came from behind to end chelseas 33 match unbeaten run, stretching back two years. aileen whelan equalised before megan connolly's corner went straight in. look at those celebrations. manchester united's women weren't able to take advantage and their title hopes also suffered a big blow as they lost 2—0 at home to reading danielle carter scored the royals' second goal. they'd wonjust one of their previous 10 league games. england have been piling the pressure on india in the first test — four wickets for dom bess meant india finished day three 321 runs behind. adam wild rounds up the action. before the play, the plotting. this was england planning an all—round team performance. first with the bat and adding as many as possible to their already impressive total. this helped them towards 578 before the clatter of wickets signalled the start of phase two of the day's plan. england's bowlers taking early wickets. here wasjofra

city or religion but i think when it comes to the ranger issue is a bit more complex because. it's very you know it's. hatred against the muslim at the clearly we're here jim islam is deeply rooted in our society so we need to look you know people i hope that people understand that everyone has rights and those rights should be respected and people should be treated with respect and dignity because this is not a religion or ethnicity so i hope that we can move forward like that. israel has cools nearly all of its beaches after one of the worst oil spills in the country's history black tar was 1st reporters on the mediterranean coast last week after a heavy storm concern is growing for wildlife in the area after a whale was found dead several people taking part in a cleanup operation have been taken to hospital after inhaling fumes. still to come here on al-jazeera this truly is prime minister is 1st in line for a covert 19 vaccine as he tries to convince people it's a plus. to see. the lion high luna rossa get to compete for stealing all this prize after a comprehensive win in

rangers are at hamilton tomorrow.nnai after captainjoe root scored his second double century in three matches. he was eventually out for 218, with england on 555—8 at the close on day two. adam wild was watching. smiles and celebration, a sight of which england cricket fans will never tire, a sight they are now getting rather used to. joe root had already passed 100 when this morning's master class began, a study and calm control. if that was the foundation, ben stokes brought the strokes. those big empty chennai stands make an inviting target. still, how big a score were england actually aiming for? india running out of ideas. well, almost. tempt stokes into another mighty heave, india clinging onjust about. with his partnerfalling short, the captain wasn't about to follow. this brought up his 200. in his 100th test match, the first player ever to do that. root reached 218 before he finally faltered, congratulations from opposition and team—mates. all knew they had seen something special. for a moment it looked like

satellite and storm ranger show a new storm system to the north. cold front is breaking up but will offer us showers. storm ranger, you can see cleared out from rainfall, getting a break. but shower chance returning. by tomorrow morning at 8:30, mixed bag. some sunshine for south bay, east bay. little bit for the peninsula, then the north bay is starting off with clouds. showers around 1:00 for the north bay. nothing too heavy. then pushes south and continues to break up here, right around 5:00 in the afternoon. temperatures as we begin tomorrow, going to start off with 40 in the south bay. tri-valley to 48. had jackets out for a while. been abay. north bay at 38 and san francisco at 44. through the afternoon, best chance of showers in the north bay. overall totals, trace amounts to .015 inches. cool here, 54 in santa rosa. 57 in concord, morgan hill, 55 and fine day in palo alto, 46. extended forecast. san francisco, lots of sunshine thursday, friday and saturday. warms up to low 60s this weekend, then a few clouds into early next week. across the