so, he is second in command in the loudoun rangers to the commander of samuel means. now, word quickly spreads throughout loudon county that there is a unionist cavalry battalion being raised within the border of confederate virginia, and as you guys can probably imagine, this is not very popular. it's particularly unpopular with a particular confederate officer that we have mentioned a few times. dana, would you think that guy is? >> elijah wade. >> that's right. eliza white, who at the same time, is raising his own cavalry battalion, will become the 35th battalion of virginia cavalry. he is going to get word that samuel means is recruiting a unionist cavalry in virginia. so, he is going to declare, in the summer of 1862, is intention to, quote, whistle sam means. in august of 1862, he is going to get that opportunity. he gets word that samuel means is back in waterford. he is recruiting for his new unit. amongst the unionists of waterford, he is there with, you know, a few recruits. he's got about 20 or so men in town with him. and so, eliza white and his battalion

ranger holland teased out the details of crystal's death.ighting when that happened? >> yeah. >> is that when she told you she didn't love you anymore. >> yeah. >> and did you snap? did you mean to suffocate her? >> no. >> did it just happen? >> i did not mean to hurt her. i love her. >> and how did you suffocate her? >> squeezed her. put my arm around her like this. >> okay. like a choke hold or something? did she say anything when that was going on or did she fight or what happened? >> she said you're scaring me. >> how did you know she was no longer alive. >> she stopped moving. >> mcdowell said he then wrapped her in trash bags and hid her body in the trunk of the mercedes. he said he dumped her body the following morning but before he revealed where, mcdowell said he wanted a deal. >> he wents the death penalty off the table. >> what's the calculous your prosecutor has to go through. >> we don't find crystal without his help. >> flat not going to happen. >> it not going to happen. this isn't a forensic case or dna case. this is a who do

such was captain white and his partisan rangers. so, i love these little vignettes because there's a big war going on and hear this guy's having his own little private experience with elijah white. what i think happened is they take nevin to leesburg where he is interrogated and then he was taken to centerville where joe johnson talk to him. this is what he says further in his diary. then he was sent to prison. eventually, he transferred to saulsberry in north carolina when the forces get to close during the peninsula campaign and he will be paroled. what i think happened is nevin went home and read this. i've been calling it a diary but i think this is a fresh reminiscence in his mind. he's building drama and not mentioning white's name until the very end. i think there is truth in this matter about what happened to him and his recollections and it certainly fits with white's personality when you read about him. nevin will go on -- i won't go into all the details -- but he will go back home, form an artillery battery and he will ra

guns and throwing grenades and the american rangers began to climb.y shot rope ladders over the face of the cliffs and began to pull themselves up when one ranger fell another would take his place. when one rope was cut another would grab another and begin his claim again. they climbed, shot back and held their footing. soon one by one the rangers pulled themselves over the top and in the seizing the top of the cliffs they began to seize back the continent of europe. te225 came here. after two days of fighting, only 90 could still bear arms. behind me as a memorial that symbolizes the ranger daggers that were thrust into the top of these cliffs and before me are the men who put them there. these are the boys. [applause] these are the men who took the cliffs. these are the champions who helpedhe create a continent. these are the heroes that helped end a war. a gentleman, i'll look at you and i think of the words of stephen's poem. you are man who in your lives fought for life and left a vivid air signed with your honor. i think i know what you may be t

and the ranger are... usually the courses i see the ranger with the courses where the special force is only the chat game course is very evident and characteristic of the forces of my special courses. at night, guerrilla warfare, in the city, guerrilla warfare, in the sea, in the desert, in the forest, all these periods, as the famous saying goes, in 1955-1956 , there was a competition of armies in england, in which the iranian army, that is , the ranger committee, of which he was the commander, with the rank of major, was the first in the army. pentagon had become the second world. this photo is a photo of the city before the 1956 revolution they have the rank of colonel and here these are army commanders who came to visit at the age of 25. he jumped from these bayonets, he jumped from brno, but this one jumped from zh3, with these bases , it is almost 180, the commanders who tell him that he is good. tony, jump again, you are old, you are 40 years old now, you were 25 years old at that time, he said, "i can jump even now without training, that is , he has been so fit and he has al

and the american rangers began to climb. they shot rope ladders over the face of these cliffs and began to pull themselves up. when one ranger fell, another would take his place. when one rope was cut, arrange it would grab another and begin his climb again. they climbed, shot back and held their footing. soon, one by one. the rangers pulled themselves over the top, and in seizing the firm land at the top of these cliffs, they began to seize back the continent of europe. 225 came here after two days of fighting. only 90 could still bear arms behind me as a memorial that symbolizes the ranger daggers that were thrust into the top of these cliffs. and before me are the men who put them there. these are the boys of puerto rico. these are the men who took the cliffs. these are the champions who helped free a continent. and these are the heroes who helped end a war. gentlemen, i look at you and i think of the words of steven spender's poem. you were men who, in your quote, lives fought for life and left to left the vivid heirs si

texas ranger david maxwell did not mince words. your screen please. >> they allegations made by nate paul is that they were absolutely ludicrous, without merit, not even reason to believe that a crime had been committed. the nation of the allegations that he was making were against the fbi, and investigated with the texas state security board, two u.s. attorneys, the federal senior federal magistrate, mark lane, and the others who were involved in the signing and execution of the search warrants on his place that is historic and also his own. >> it is clear mr. paxton's judgment was completely clouded by his distrust of law enforcement. but his failed judgment does not include his abusive office. mr. paxton wants you to find that even though nate paul's story was a ludicrous, that it was completely fine for him to hire a five-year practicing attorney as an outside attorney to do mr. paul's bidding. he wants you to find that it was completely ok for mr. paxton and nate paul's lawyer to direct him to the issue grand jury subpoenas ag

as rangers were left thinking about what could have been.mblem. off the pitch it was all rangers. celtics turn down a ticket of education on safety grounds. the defendant robbed and punished by kmart roof, in this match you don't usually have time but sometimes a second chance. the referee saw a file in the build up. in first half stoppage time subject got the ball to last seasons top scorer kyogo puts isaac in the lead. it may have been a relaxing lunch time, rangers escaped the stop they needed a response and here it was. rangers kept pushing and there were flashes of quality but nowhere to make them play. celtic is strong for a victory. patrick geary, bbc news there were away wins in the other two games as well. managerless hibernian secured their first scottish premiership victory of the season with a 2—0 win away at aberdeen whilst unbeaten motherwell are level on points with the leaders celtic after a well deserved 1—0 win over hearts at tynecastle. meanwhile in the scottish women's premier league celtic remain two points clear after b

rangers thrashed livingston at ibrox.shinnie and estaer sokler were on the scoresheet as aberdeen beat ross county, who had jack baldwin sent off after just 14 minutes. and here's the line up for the semi finals. hearts taking on rangers, it's hibs against aberdeen. both ties will take place at hampden on the weekend of fourth and fifth of november, with the final on the 17th of december. chelsea captain reece james has been charged by the football association for an alleged incident in the tunnel after saturday's defeat against aston villa. the england defender didn't feature in the match because of injury. the fa say: "it's alleged he used improper, insulting, "or abusive words or behaviour, towards a match official." james has until friaday to respond to the charge. england midfielder georgia stanway has extended her contract with bayern munich until 2026. the 24—year—old joined in may 2022 after leaving manchester city. she's since scored 10 goals in 37 appearances across all competitions for bayern, who were crowned

the red hat means that the mountain adventurer and the ranger are usually the courses that i see with the courses that the special forces only the chat game course is very evident and characteristic of the forces. they also see special courses, of course, they also see rangers, but these are the forces that are at night, in guerrilla warfare, at night, guerrilla warfare, in the city, guerrilla warfare , in the sea, in the desert, even in the forest. it is famous to see in 1955-1956 that there was a competition between the armies of friends, that is, the iranian army the rangers committee, which he was the commander of, with the rank of major, he was the first person in the armies of the world , and the pentagon became the second. this photo is a photo of the townspeople before the revolution of 1956. they have the rank of colonel and here are the army commanders who came to visit the 25-year-old . he jumped from these bayonets . he is 180 years old, the commanders tell him that hassan, you can jump again , you are old, you are 40 years old now , you were 25 years old at that time, he

for a run bomb and well, the rangers, they take a 2 to one lead. we find ourselves at the top of the 7th after that home run. now back on top by know at this time of 5 deep to center of the movies that one bounces off the world. no one's catching that when she 20 of double of the season, bringing one he pushes the a's to a 63 lead with that win. and ultimately that's how they take the game. the a's they take the first final score 6 3 the giants hosted the rockies. now let's pick it up right here in the bottom of the 6th with a man off a wilmer flores. he's able to send this one. it's a reaching fans in the stands. the giants finally on the board trailing 42 after that homer. and then we go a little later in the same inning when jd davis here drives this one out to left. >> this one, though, it's not coming back. all tied up it's a brand new ball game for the giants. now we find ourselves in the top of the 7th. >> it really is 2 on move. this without his self. and it's coming back with not the way the giants would have for first the rockies. they ta

their chief target was none other than john s mosby and his rangers. indeed in mid-april confederate artillerists kenna king chapman from richmond observed that quote the guerrilla mosby seems to hang over these yankee lines like some frightful nightmare and they seem to suspect every man as belonging to his command. grant had long insisted that gorillas remained the chief threat to peace. but rumors that mosby was complicit in lincoln's assassination. had only fueled grants desire to smash all elements of irregular resistance. there was talk in washington that moseby had in fact met with booth in the capital. and some suggested that the assassins had crossed the potomac and were endeavoring to make their way to mosby's rangers. indeed lewis powell alias lewis payne who attempted to assassinate secretary steward. had been part of mosby's command. he had deserted in january of 1865. is reason to believe that perhaps mosby is involved in all of this. yet again we head back to winchester. where general winfield scott hancock was charged with compelling mo

it's texas ranger country. >> and the rangers get on the board only guarded double.y land of the texas rangers, this is probably land of the pickup truck. there have got to be thousands of pickup trucks in the state of texas with texas ranger decals on them. it's the proverbial needle in a haystack. >> jennifer was frustrated with why, with so many cameras in so many places, can't they find the license plate to get justice for jamie? >> in these text threads as well as messages to other friends, jennifer is encouraging people to go out and look for black pickup trucks on their own, essentially to help police in their investigation. >> we were looking for it. of course. we wanted this person found. >> if that black pick up truck looks familiar for some reason you are urged to contact the dallas police department. >> as detectives are furiously looking for leads, jamie's family and friends are laying him to rest. >> when jennifer came down to arizona for the memorial she was very distraught, crying a lot. she didn't wanna really speak at the services, which was underst

sales of power ranger products in 1995 were $1 billion.om $150 a day to $600 a week. remember, the power rangers' creator is a juggernaut donor to the them the contact party. he really helped push president biden into the white house, his money. but his treatment of those power ranger actors led to sag, the screen actors gilled, to issue a statement back in 199845 that aexcused his company of grossly underpaying performers. by the way, or this bitterness has never gone away. david yost, who played the blue power ranger, suggested that the creator must be leading those talks, because he went on to point out that one of his cast mates back then was paid for one day's work, and the footage was used thousands of times and, of course, that guy never got a nickel of it. so it's no wonder that people who right now are worried about artificial intelligence taking their jobs in hollywood, what i don't understand though is whether it's autoworkers or hollywood actors, why all of these workers, right, all of these hard working people, you know, pour

seth brown is going to score and the a's take a43 lead, but the rangers score the final six runs.mer of the game, part of a four run sixth inning. a's lose nine four. it's their 99th loss of the year. the giants are hosting the rockies right now on espn's sunday night baseball, football is back. it's good. all those radio programs saying they were worried about brock purdy. >> get out of here. >> yeah, that elbow looked real good today. >> oh, it did. thanks so much, chris. seafood is on the dinner menu in pittsburgh with a side of music. details on that when abc7 news continues but his vision dimmed with age. he had amd. i didn't know it then, but it can progress to ga, an advanced form of the disease. his struggle with vision loss from amd made me want to help you see warning signs of ga. like straight lines that seem wavy, blurry, or missing visual spots that make it hard to see faces like this one, or trouble with low light that makes driving at night a real challenge. if you've been diagnosed with amd and notice vision changes, don't wait. ga is irreversible. it's important t

to 2 to the rangers. meanwhile, the giants wasted no time putting the rockies away and my trips keehi ads on with this one in the bottom of the 6, a deep one hit the brake nearly by landing bringing brandon crawford across home plate and we'll stay right there as they rally here in this one against the rockies floor. is that thick in with jack peterson? it first jd davis at bat. he pops this one. down the line in right. you go. you see it or is he comes home on this one to put the giants up 9 to 0. they go on to win 9 to one their 3rd with the rockies this sunday, which is tomorrow at 05:10pm, now the 90's kick off their season officially tomorrow. that time is finally here. of course, they're welcome in the pittsburgh steelers here, head of the season opener, though i sat down with the former niner. you may a 5 time all pro corner richard sherman. >> he talks about in discusses his bold prediction for his former team. take a listen. but you mentioned purdy in that bowl prediction taking care of business

rangers players were booed off the pitch at fulltime.. max vertstappen has been an unstoppable force in formula 1 this season. the reigning world champion took the chequered flag at the italian grand prix today to move 145 points clear in the drivers standings. he also reached another milestone at monza. here's our sports correspondent katie gornall. commentator: max, that is mighty. - ten races in a row, you are on your own, mate. that's history. unbelievable. well done. in the history of formula 1 no—one has nominated a season quite like max verstappen. his ten wins in a row breaking a record that stood for nearly a decade. in sunshine of monza in italy home fans had dared to dream. their two ferraris sandwiched verstappen, giving him some competition from the start. carlos sainz led through the first laps, but with a faster car verstappen could afford to be patient. the spaniard stubbornly held him off for over 1a laps but then the inevitable happened and the two—time champion never looked back. behind him his teammate sergio perez fo

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but first, tonight's top pundits jasmine birtles , lord kulveer, ranger birtles, lord kulveer, rangers oakley . lewis, great and lewis oakley. lewis, great to have you back on. not back on show. back on show for the very first time. welcome to mark dolan tonight. >> never been invited on the sofa well. sofa as well. >> whenever i've been here before, at the desk before, i'm just at the desk always, relaxing sofa. >> e nice e— sofa. >> nice people on mark >> very nice people on mark dolan tonight. >> comfortable >> listen, were you comfortable with to say about with what i had to say about about graham linehan's treatment ? >> not 7 >> not really. ? >> not really. so look , as 7 >> not really. so look , as the >> not really. so look, as the bisexual one and the lgbt one on the panel, of course i think that we need to have a lot more compassion with trans people. >> minority and >> they're a small minority and i when you these i understand when you see these stories that make the headlines. the with the and the thing with the beard and the rapist in the jail, i understand that people se

this is a live view from nbc bay area sky ranger. as you can see, they're attacking this area of lower lake with water drops and also on the ground. the fire has quickly spread to at least three acres. it's burning in very dry brush, grassy fuels. no word yet if any structures are threatened at this point. we'll continue to follow this fire throughout this newscast and this evening. >>> also at 4:30, helping those that really need it to make it in the bay. the south bay supervisor looking for housing for farm workers. good afternoon, everyone. good wednesday. i'm janelle wang. welcome to nbc bay area news at 4:30. our ian cull is looking into a plan and will join was the details shortly. we're also tracking other stories on this wednesday, including a major court ruling about san francisco's effort to clear the homeless off city streets. both sides, though, are declaring victory. so who is right? we're digging into the details. also, watch out for the fruit fly. the warning going out in the south bay, and what you need to know about

ranger and bronco. if they wanted to hit hard, they would have chosen different plants for products. wide start. soft start. >> you are saying they are not hitting that hard. stel stellantis is up slightly. what is the long term impact on the stocks if this continues? we have seen the estimate that this strike takes ten days and has a $5 billion negative impact on the economy. what about stocks? >> surprising to see stellantis go up. at the same time, it is most at risk. they have been treated by the others with the expectations worse at stellantis. what it tells me is because this is a soft start, maybe the parties are not that far apart. they hope to get a deal fairly quickly. that might argue for a shorter strike than if they were far apart and hitting hard. the way we look at it is the impact per week and our calculation is a week shutdown at stellantis is 1.5% or 2% of ebit expectations. ford is higher at 4% to 5% and gm is 3% to 4%. we make the estimates on the fixed costs and costs of a shutdown

. >> would you agree with me ranger, that despite your concern or belief that mr. paul would say something incriminating or say something that would cause them exposure criminally, neither of them ever asked you to do anything illegal? >> yes, they asked me to interfere with a federal investigation, which is absolutely illegal. >> in the first hour, or the second two hours, on the investigation or the interview of july 12 -- july 21, or august 5, you have to transcript. >> you are showing me the evidence right here. it is a map of how he wanted the investigation to be done. and to have the ag's office follow how this should be investigated along with targeting six individuals. >> where they say, you say you reviewed the transcripts of the july 12 interview and you have reviewed the transcripts of the august 5 interview. show me the language where in the either one of those interviews ranger, that they ask you to commit a crime. >> they are not in the interviews. they are in the document you are looking at right now. he lists six people as persons of interest to be

we have a program called planet like a park ranger where we encourage people to know a list of things that they can do that are outside the park in the community as well as other parts are parks in the zone. there are different places to go. >> my time has expired. >> the chair of the whole committee is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you chairman. thank you to the deputy director reynolds for being here today. national park's very important to all of us. i happen to live in hot springs national park, which is a source of pride in arkansas. it was the first land ever set aside in reserve for the federal government. -- reserved by the federal government. i will command the park employees to keep the park healthy and to active force management on the park -- forest management on the park to keep the threat of catastrophic fire down into controlled burns and to be good stewards of the park as well as the buffalo national river, which is my district. it was the nation's first scenic river. i know all members in congress can talk about parks in their state or their favorite places to

they'll arrive at ranger school.ike all of us today, they're inspired by his story and they will be. but how, by how he refused to give up, refused to leave a fellow american behind, refused to put his own life above the lives of others in need. when duty called, larry did everything, did everything to answer. and because of that, he rewrote the fate of four families for generations to come. that's valor. that's valor. that's our nation at its very best, and that's why it's now my great honor to ask lieutenant colonel anne hughes to read your medal of honor citation. may god bless you all and may god protect our troops. >> attention to orders. the president of the united states of america, authorized by act of congress march 3, 1863 has awarded in the name of congress, the medal of honor to first lieutenant larry l. taylor, united states army, for conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty. first lieutenant larry l. taylor distinguished himself by acts of gallantry

it's going to join a unit that's raised in the summer of 1862 known as the loudoun independent rangers. this is raised under the command of a miller from waterford, virginia. the idea behind the loudoun arrangers are going to service scouts for the union army. they're going to service anti- partisan troops against people like elisha white and john mosby. they're going to help to defend local unionists here particularly in northwest loudoun county. at the tender age of 21, luther slater despite any sort of lack of any sort of military experience is going to be elected first lieutenant. he is second in command to the commander samuel mead. now, word quickly spread throughout loudoun county there is a unionists calvary battalion being raised within the borders of confederate virginia. as you guys can probably imagine this is not very popular. it is particularly unpopular with the particular confederate officer was mentioned a few times, you think that guy is? at the same time is raising his own calvary battalion which will become the 35th a battalion of the virginia calvary priest going t

wendy mentioned our park ranger graduation, we just received a new batch of freshly park rangers and a special thanks to the mayor for her support of our ranger program through the budget for many years. earlier this month, 13 train he's completed an 18 week course that helped them hone their leadership skills. the new rangers graduated during a ceremony on september 8th at the randall museum. we thank you commissioner louie, commissionr house' and anderson for joining us there. and of course our general man yes, sir and our chief ranger dave murphy as well as supervisor safai and en guardio and scott were in attendance. this brings the total number of park rangers to 41. we thank the park rangers for their commitment and ensuring that they remain safe and welcoming places for everyone. did anybody happen to watch koko gov. win the u.s. open? i sure this. this u.s. open was special for other reasons in san francisco. our general manager, went to new york during this u.s. open to receive the u.s. tennis association outstanding fas tilt of the year award on behalf of the lis and doug g

she just turned 100 and was still an active park ranger. >> i didn't want anyone to name anything after me until it came, and someone call and said they wanted to name a school after me. i said that's exactly what i want. >> she retired not long after the name change. she's remembered not only as a long-time park ranger but her work in the civil rights movement. >>> taking another live look outside of downtown san francisco, jeff is going to join us, again, for your weekend forecast, and plus, did your photo days turn out like this? i bet . >>> we all remember pick the day at school or sports, but we're willing to bet yours didn't come out like this, check this out for the santa clara men's cross-country team celebrating the inventional styles. that raises the stakes around, and the team come together to cut each other's hair. look i got bangs. >> a mullet in the front. >> okay, it's a great bonding experience. >> yeah, there we go. >> all right, jeff ranieri here now and jeff, serve talking about the air quality, because we have the haze hanging out. >> tomorrow, i don't see it getting

young women and men from across the country are going to arrive at fort worth, georgia, to attend rangerf the toughest military courses in the world. for nearly 20 hours every day,ou they'll run, march, swim, and climb some of the most challenging obstacles under thee most grueling of conditions. but most importantly, they'll learn how to lead, studying the stories of our greatest nation's warriors. they include the story of a pilot who, 55 years ago, riskedl his own life to save a group of young soldiers like them. the pilot we honor today: captain larry taylor. the medal of honor is our nation's oldest and highest recognition of valor. now, when i called larry to let him know he finally was receiving this recognition, his response was, i thought you had to do something to receive the medal of honor. [laughing] let me say that again. he said, i thought you had to do something to receive the medal of honor. well, larry, you sure in hell did something, man. if you ask anyone here, i'm pretty sure they'd say something, you did something extraordinary. that includes our secretary of the def

the new generation irgc ranger also said this. the specific date of the beginning of the holy defense week the most special time and special place, the young generation should pay attention to this point , study a research, what should we do, what has happened, one of the best young people of this land , with his heart watering at night and moving thought, never returned to iran to defend the quran of islam and the way of standing in the navy of the third naval region, which protects the security of the country's water borders, will host this 23-kilometer movement in the arvand river and four hours away from the mouth of the persian gulf to the memory of walfajr martyrs . zidani of the persian gulf mouth news agency, the new football season of the european league started last night. liverpool and rome teams won against their opponents athens also defeated its host with the brilliance of its players. liverpool , who are playing in the asian champions league, started the europa league last night. their area is high. austria, with th

servicemen and women, including our green berets, our navy seals, and our army rangers. general joseph patel as a retired u.s. army 4-star officer and former commander of u.s. central command u.s. special operations command, and joint special operations command. during his 39 years and military, he commanded special operations in conventionall military forces atry every leve. his career included combat in panama, afghanistan and iraq. during his extensive time in afghanistan, general votel made a personal impact on the afghan female tactical platoon. his steadfast leadership empower female soldiers, both afghan and american, to succeed at all levels. in january of 2022 general votel became president presf business executives for national security. during the afghan, afghanistan vanquish in 2021, general votel advocated for numerous afghan partners and their families including the female tactical platoon. his support and his advocacy are major reasons why over 40 members of the female tactical platoon are safely in the united states and here with us in person this evening

this is our legendary one ranger in action. doing nothing, really?ton just wanted it investigated. he stole a little bit of my thunder on these letterhead issues. but the plane might be worth stating again. who in the world to these people think they are? honestly, god, if your chief of staff came in and scrapes your name off the letterhead and send it out, how much longer do you think they would be working for you? they wouldn't be, and they shouldn't be, who in the world gave these people that either -- that idea? who told these people it would be ok? i bet you the evidence is, no one. they took it upon themselves, they deputized themselves and were some sort of power ranger team where they could just do wherever they wanted, scraped ken paxton's name off the letterhead and send these letters out. mr. busby also talked to you about michael's letter to ken paxton, but i think it bears repeating. under their worldview, the person representing nate paul writes a letter to ken paxton, his suppose a co-conspirator, threatens to sue his co-conspirator, t

she served as a park ranger and rosie the riveter museum in richmond.he was the oldest active ranger in the country until she retired last year at the age of 100. today, she offered words of wisdom to the middle school students. >> it is going to be a surprise what they do. i think that is probably as good as anyone can do. >> she is as wise and as beautiful as ever. the rest of the birthday plans today include lots of pizza and cake. i like that idea. >>> the cbs evening news is coming up next. local news continues on our streaming service, cbs news bay area. i will see you at 5:00 . ♪ ♪ >> norah: a remarkable day in washington. a powerful u.s. senator accused of taking lavish bribes and using his position and influence for personal gain. the new stunning details. here are tonight's headlines. ♪ ♪ senator robert menendez and his wife charged with corruption. prosecutors say they found nearly $500,000 of cash in his home stuffed in envelopes and clothing. plus the gold bars and luxury vehicles. >>

texas rangers third inning of a33 game.rence butler hits a shot to third that josh smith can't handle that allows seth brown to score from second it's a four run inning and the a's have a 4 to 3 lead taken the lead, but the rangers bounce back with two in the fifth and four in the sixth. marcus semien goes deep off adrian martinez in that sixth inning. that was the second homer of the game for semien, who has 24 on the season. the rangers win it by a final score of 9 to 4. the rangers right now a half game behind seattle for the third and final american league wild card spot. until recent years, high school football is something that only the boys played, but that's not the case these days. more and more high school girls are playing flag football, and one local team has a very well known coach. bailey o'carroll was there. hummus after only a minute, it's been almost 28 years since this moment he's got jerry rice. touchdown 49ers. that's the last time legendary 49ers quarterback steve young won a super bowl. nearly three de

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we are talking with hikers and the volunteer park ranger. he will tell us what they are saying about the vandalism coming up tonight. >>> fall is right around the corner and nothing quite signals the season like pumpkin patches opening back up. one of the first dairy area pumpkin patches is opening up at half moon bay, the pumpkin capital of the world. the lemos farm has been in operation since 1942. you have all the traditional favorite fall activities with hayrides, train rides, the haunted house and of course, a lot of them can picking. one family spoke about their experience shortly after feeding the farm's goats. >> the people are very friendly. it is very family oriented. the goats, themselves, grab your eyes when you come in. >> do we have to pay that young man holding the microphone? >> i want to. >> i want to say, thank you for the assist, young man. pumpkin patch at lemos farms runs through november 19th. >>> we are talking about fall, but we still have summerlike weather headed our way. >> maybe that little kid got a bribe for a b