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, a ranger 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 is 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. these are the boys who took the cliffs and 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 are men who in your, quote, lives fought for life and left the vivid air signed with your honor. i think i know what you may be

and here you, the army rangers, did yours. your mission was to scale these cliffs and destroy the howitzers at the top that threat end every allied soldier and ship within miles. you waded to shore and you began to climb up on ropes slick with sea and sand. up as the germans shot down and tried to cut your lines. up sometimes holding to the cliffs with nothing but the knives you had in our own bare hands. as the battle raged at juneau, on omaha and utah, you took devastating casualties. but you also took control of these commanding heights. around 9:00 a.m., two rangers discovered of the big guns hidden inland and destroyed them with heat grenades. you became the first americans on d-day to complete your mission. we look at this terrain and we marvel at your fight. we look around us and we see what you were fighting for. for here, the daughters of colonel rutter. here are the son and grandson of corporal bargman. here are the faces for whom you risked your lives. here are the generations for whom you won a war. we are the chil

rangers had already taken a 1-0 lead.on deep >> cliff: he took a fastball away. we talked about bartolo colon and 90% of the time he takes that fastball. chirinos made him pay. >> kenny: ruben tejada leading off against the rangers closer r joakim soria. this season for the two-time all-star, the former kansas city royal. robinson remains in the game in left field as tejada fouls it off to the right side. kirk nieuwenhuis has come out into the on deck circle with the pitcher's spot due up next. >> cliff: you talk about soria and what he features in his arsenal of pitches, not the flame thrower. >> kenny: up the middle fielded by andrus. so tejada is retired. one away. >> cliff: not the flame thrower you see typically coming out of the bull pen late, but he knows how to pitch. that's the one thing when we look at being 15 of 16, doesn't come in throwing 95 to 98 miles per hour but a big curveball, throwing first pitch to tejada then coming back with the 91-mile-per-hour fastball and it looks like 98. >> kenny: soria has no

but the rangers don't need to climb up to measure tree height.hey use the clinometer and tangent method. the more biomass and carbon-storing capacities a country's forests have, the more money they can get from international climate funds. the miombo forest is the world's largest dry forest area. for years, it's been shrinking. and along with it, its biodiversity as demand for firewood and farmland grows. >> due to population increase, there is a certain possibility that some of the clusters will be harvested in the nearest future. and that is an indicator showing that there is some possible change in land use that is taking place in these areas. on their way to the next survey area, the rangers can see firsthand how drastically the forest is changing. new farmland is springing up in areas that were previously forestland. years of monoculture planting has destroyed existing agricultural land and harvests. abel siampale explains to residents how they can farm more sustainably. for example, by planting fields with different crops. >> they need to e

up the rbi sincle toe alex rios 2-0 rangers jerome williams the rangers- record 31st pitcher they'vesed this season strikes out derek norris looking top 9th/ 4-1 rangers tying run at the plate norris' ground ball hits off the glove of 1st baseman right to the 2nd baseman who flips to the pitcher for the bang-bang out bob melvin start to run out to challenge . but the replay shows norris was clearly out on a close play . turn abound bob no challenge final: 4-1 rangers angels losing 1-0 to detroit right now in the 5th a's up 2 ½ games pending that outcome raiders 1st practice the raiders has their first practice of training camp in napa today 5th overall draft pick khalil mack sees his first action in the silver and black receiver rod streater catching the pass from new starting quarterback matt schaub they hope to be a productive combo and justin tuck one of a number of aging veteran stars brought in to bolster the team raidrs open the exhibition season august 8 in minnesota and join jason appelbaum and bip robers sunday for sports night live lots more from raiders and 49ers camps gia

when we talked about ron washington, the manager of the rangers who got to the world series in 2010, 2011, and asked him to size up the american league west and what he liked about the top three teams -- here's a bunt that may have come back and hit cowgill in the face. and it did. oh, wow. wow. >> harold: one of those heat seekers. i don't know if he fouled that off or not. >> joe: applying pressure on that wound as that looked like skin on the nose just opened up. >> harold: that was ugly. >> joe: you could hear the home plate umpire say first base, so they're saying the ball did not hit the bat. >> harold: now he's saying it went off the bat. that's a tough one to argue if you're the opposing manager. >> joe: sounded like he said first base. but then i heard that too. >> harold: yeah. >> joe: that's just hard to watch. and just pouring out. so cowgirl, they've called it strike one. so that hit off the bat, according to the home plate umpire. and then hit cowgill in the nose. mike scioscia's got to come up with a hitter. >> harold: yeah, i think whether it's a runner on first base

people are being approached by a man claiming to be a park ranger. second >> reporter: later he was ordering a woman to put the dog on a leash. woods were >> we are dealing with someone who has something against docks. whagdogs dogs >> reporter: he has even taken pictures of a woman when she said she did not believe the mail was a park ranger. was the man >> this kind of disgusting. i cannot imagine her to get a dog because the dog is not on a leash. this man was threatening to force the when he came across. >> reporter: sound that i talk with says you just never know the >> is a study show that they start hurting animals been hurting people and killing them. >> reporter: 6 cannot charge the man with anything to at this point he has made false claims of being a part granger, he has not committed a crime. park r anger >> catherine: the prosecutor said the sentence has sent a powerful message to. >> sending a message that violence of this nature, gained the pilots would not be tolerated. it is a senseless taking of lives in this matter with innocence c

a man claiming to be a park ranger has people on edge in marin county. as kron-4's j-r- stone tell us the man has been targeting dog lovers in a couple of popular j-r>> park rangers and volunteers in marin county are on alert. two instances of people approached by a man claiming to be a ranger. > > he came behind on a bicycle. > > he was ordering a woman to put her dog on a lease on an area of the reserve where that is not a requirement. > > we have somebody who seems to have something. against something > > into cases he threw a rock against a dog and tried to kick the dog after it did not take orders. > > it's kind of creepy. she comes alone sometimes and i always worry about that. > > it's kind of disgusting i, can't understand hurting an animal that is a dog just because it is not on a leash. > > park officials say rangers will always wear this uniform and have this badge on at all times > > this is what studies show. people start herding animals and then start hurting people and are killing them. > > he has posed as a park ranger although if they fi

only the rangers brave the volcanic activity to get closer. tourists, however, have to keep away at a distance of 300 meters. >> these tourists have read the sign. their excursion ends here. they have to turn around, but they can stay here and watch. >> but there are always some people who try to defy the warning signs. we are in the control room of the institute of all the knowledge he -- volcanology. it's a high-tech nerve center to monitor the volcano. >> two colleagues monitor the volcano around the clock. they are the first to know if the levels change. then they can activate the emergency response. >> dozens of cameras, sensors, and other measuring instruments constantly check the volcanic activity, but despite all the technology, europe's and's are not always foreseeable. that's where the rangers come in . >> depending on which seismograph goes off, the volcanologists send us to the affected area to find out what is happening. >> if it is necessary, like now, the summit is blocked off. given how many tourists are ill-equipped for the re

only the rangers brave the volcanic activity to get closer. tourists, however, have to keep away at a distance of 300 meters. >> these tourists have read the sign. their excursion ends here. they have to turn around, but they can stay here and watch. >> but there are always some people who try to defy the warning signs. we are in the control room of the institute of all the knowledge he -- volcanology. it's a high-tech nerve center to monitor the volcano. >> two colleagues monitor the volcano around the clock. they are the first to know if the levels change. then they can activate the emergency response. >> dozens of cameras, sensors, and other measuring instruments constantly check the volcanic activity, but despite all the technology, europe's and's are not always foreseeable. that's where the rangers come in . >> depending on which seismograph goes off, the volcanologists send us to the affected area to find out what is happening. >> if it is necessary, like now, the summit is blocked off. given how many tourists are ill-equipped for the re

where general barked, if you're rangers, lead the way. by the end of that longest day, this beach had been fought, lost, refought and won. a piece of europe once again liberated and free. hitler's wall was breached, letting loose patton's army to pour into france. . within a week, the world's bloodiest beach had become the world's busiest port. within a month 1 million allied troops thundered in, as our armies marched in, one pilot said it looked as if the crust of the earth had shaken loose. the arch detriumph lit up for the first time in year. and paris was punctuated by shouts of "viv la france." s of course, even as we gather here at normandy, we remember that freedom's victory was also made possible by so many others who wore america's uniform. two years before he commanded armies, eisenhower's troops sliced through north africa. three times before d-day or gis stormed the beaches at silly, so learno. enzio. divisions like the fighting 36th went through italy, fighting through the mud for months, marching through towns, past waving c

there's just 12 rangers to cover all of this land. so much ground to cover there's roughly one ranger for every 11,000 acres. the thieves have too much space and too much time to work in. for centuries, the redwoods have survived fire, drought and disease. now it's man who poses the danger. miguel almaguer, nbc news, redwood national park. >>> up next here on "nbc nightly news," the 50th anniversary of a film returning to theaters with a little help from your friends. >>> the beatles mock documentary film "a hard day's night" premiered 50 years ago today. critics have compared it to the zaniness of a marx brothers movie. to celebrate it's back in more than 100 theaters nationwide. critics say it never looked or sounded better. that's because the film has been digitally restored after what we imagine was a long and winding road. couldn't resist. >>> a massive 26-car pile-up at daytona international speedway forced the second red flag of the day at the 2014 coke zero 400. one car tapped the rear of another in the 99th lap sparking the c

a man is claiming to be a park ranger in marin county. people say there have been at least two incidents where a man claming to be a ranger and james>>:both incidents happened in the area of blithedale summit. james>>:the man has also been seen to kick a dog. a major player in san threatening to hit the road. bel >>: we have high pressure building and. we do have high clouds pushing and to the marine layer. humidity is down and seven cheers are manly in the '50s and '60s. will see mid-90s for places like pleasanton and livermore. >>: it will be 85 degrees and sunny bill. trouble is it's far out on friday and an end. we will hold onto one of an average conditions as they head into the weekend. it looks like temperatures will gradually pilaf just a bit. mada the >>: some of the cash land at the bay bridge toll plaza at a small backup. the san mateo bridge looks good with 12 to 13 minutes of staff time. and a doting gate bridge looks good as well. over at the richmond braves if you are a cash paying customer watch for a top speed as you work

when the rangers win, not if --" [ cheers ] "i change the avatar to a photo of my choice.o i want youppi to walk around the streets of montreal in a rangers jersey." [ cheers and applause ] and that said all right. it's a deal. we'll do this. so i got to say, these guys are good sports. they made good on this bet with me. and they sent youppi out to take pictures of himself. [ light laughter ] it's really depressing. [ laughter ] but let's show you how beautiful the city is. montreal's a great place. but here's -- take a look. here's youppi in front of olympic stadium. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] here he is -- look at him. [ laughter ] he's riding a carousel there, very sad. and here is youppi on the streets of old montreal. and so anyways, i asked him to tweet 10 photos. they did all ten and but i said and they were trying to egg me on. and they said, "what is your jersey size, fallon?" and so i said -- and i remembered this thing because i went to this bar about six years ago called chez serge. and i was there with my friends, it was a bachelor party, just two f

>>a man claiming to be a park ranger has people on edge in marin county. and whoever he is -- he apparently doesn't like dogs. people say there have been at least two instances where a man claming to be a ranger ordered people to put their dogs on a leash. it's happening in an area of blithedale summit -- where that's not required. but he's also accused of throwing rocks -- and trying to kick a dog. > > it's kind of disgusting and. i can't understand hurting an animal just because he is often english--lisa--leash. > > the woman claims the ump man took photos when she did not believe he was a park ranger. martin county officials are now on alert. two men will spend life in prison for their roles in a shooting that killed a 3 year old boy in oakland. 29 year old lawrence denard and 25 year old willie torrence were both sentenced for the shooting death of 3-year-old carlos nava in 20-11. he was in a stroller at an east hit in the neck by a stray bullet. in san jose.a u-s postal inspector is accused of stealing, delaying and destroying mail. quan howard was in

you see the rangers cap here. at the front table, we have part of the ownership group and executive vice president from the rangers -- from the texas rangers, who have come to town this weekend to play a series. it's the first time that the texas rangers have played a game in the nations capital since they left town 41 years ago as the washington senators. [laughter] this is an historic occasion this weekend. as george will points out in his marvelous new book "years ago," a man who probably knew nothing about baseball, with sir winston churchill, spoke about parliamentary ideals using words we hope to achieve in the next hour. churchill said a good dialogue is quick, informal, and conversational, and requires a very small space, and on great occasions there should be a sense of crowd and urgency. with a tip of the cap to sir winston, our esteemed panelists today are all people at the top of their field, and are quick and informal and conversational, particularly as it regards our national pastime. we have a good

in media, power rangers to the big business of film distribution.bloomberg exclusive. around the world, a victory. former shareholders of what was once the largest oil company in russia. wall street remembers the man who built their stearns before the collapse. and jeff koons makes a multimillion dollar art industry, but he does not do it alon

a man claiming to be a park ranger has people on edge in marin county. people say there have been at least two instances where a man claming to be a ranger ordered people to put their dogs on a leash. it's happening in an area of blithedale summit -- where that's not required. but he's also accused of throwing rocks -- and trying to kick a dog. a woman also claims the man took photos of her when she said she didn't believe he was a park ranger. officials say that park rangers wear uniforms with name tags and patches on them at all times. >>:livermore police say a woman left her two young children alone in the car so she could do some gambling at a local casino. it happened at the casino 5-80. the kids are 2 and 3 years old. kron 4 jeff bush has the story. r >>: 37 year-old of oakland was arrested on sunday night after police were called to the parking lot across the street from the casino. the riot on seed and seen up two little girls ages 2 and 3 in the back of the car. what was crime and the windows were partially rolled out with quick recovery the wid

these rangers have a foothold in two very different worlds.hey're elected by their communities often because of their ability to hunt, and survive on the land. part of their stated mission is what the canadian government calls sovereignty patrols. but for many inuit, their concepts of sovereignty are very different from the canadian government's. >> who is exerting sovereignty and what you understand by sovereignty, is up for debate. for us when we share, when we cut animals, when we share our residence, when we share the area, it is an exsertion of the sovereignty, >> the inuit in nunavut., didn't create the climate change that's causing the ice to melt here. yet they have to live with it's consequences. in a place where the land and the people are inseparable, the concept of control, and ownership, is very different here. but this northern way of thinking, will continually be put to the test, as southern powers dictate what security and sovereignty mean in the arctic. >> nobody owns the arctic, i mean nunavut means our land, but from what i

john ramos, kpix 5. >> even though what the man did isn't technically illegal the rangers would like to educate him about the actual park rules and also encourage him to stop claiming he works for the department. >>> a northern california man is facing felony charges for stealing gold in alaska. the man to pollock pines is charged with taking a $1,900 gold nugget while working and a mine in fairbanks. authorities say he also had bottles of gold concentrate in his luggage. according to a criminal complaint he said he took the gold, quote, because it was cool. >>> california's drought is having a staggering economic impact on the state with losses estimated in the billions. farmers aren't planting fields which means workers are losing jobs. leigh man, reports. >> reporter: there is still work to be done on farms in the sacramento valley but the league of california cities executive director says you will see a different landscape in other areas. >> you can see the almond orchards just being plowed out. just trees that, you know, acres as far as you could see that are laying on their si

there's just 12 rangers to cover all of this land.und to cover, there's roughly 1 ranger for every 11,000 acres. the thieves have too much space and too much time to work in. for centuries, the redwoods have survived fire, drought and disease. now it's man who poses the danger. miguel almaguer, nbc news, redwood national park. >>> in less than 48 hours another state will be able to sell marijuana legally. tomorrow as many as 20 shops in washington should receive their license to start selling marijuana. stores can open the next day if they are ready to do so. it's not clear how many that will be or if they'll have enough pot on hand for the first day of sales. >> it is definitely exciting, but also a little scary just having that much responsibility to all the eyes are on us. we ourselves only have ten pounds which it will sell out the first day, no doubt about that. >> it will be a huge endeavor. more than 300 stores will eventually be licensed to sell pot legally in washington state. residents there voted to legalize the sale of mar

they ended up needing park rangers to come save them.aurants, just outside yellowstone's north entrance, the hunt is the talk of the town. >> people get a little crazy when it comes to gold. you know, it is like kicking the jukebox, everything goes silent when you mention it, everything wants to know what you know. it is out there. >> reporter: he says he hid the treasure several years ago, somewhere in the mountains north of his home in santa fe. he says whoever finds it can keep it. metal detectors are illegal in yellowstone, but they're a hot item at this store in bozeman, montana. >> that's for gold. >> reporter: including one selling for almost $6,000. why are you selling metal detectors? >> because of the thrill of the hunt. people really seem to like what is below ground and it helps them see what's down there. >> reporter: owner patty albrecht says she makes sure customers know they're not for use in any park. as vacationers arrive, park rangers say yellowstone is full of treasure, but it is all above ground, a feast for the eyes

. >>> a's and the scorching texas heat visiting the rangers. bottom three, 1-0 rangers. elvis andrus sends one to right center field. yoenis cespedes can't get to it. andrus ends up with a triple. what was this, triples friday? next batter, alex rio singles to left field. scores andrus. 2-0, texas. top nine, last chance for oakland. sharp grounded to first. reflects. rangers are winner, 4-1. so bad day for both bay area baseball teams. but there is always tomorrow. and there is raj and jess, back with more news right after this. [ heart beating ] [ female announcer ] the internet gets more exciting the faster it goes. that's why, coming soon, xfinity will double the internet speed on two of our most popular plans. xfinity continues to innovate, bringing you the fastest, most reliable internet, period. [ heart beating ] xfinity internet from comcast. double the speed. [ heart beats ] >>> jeff's advice going into the weekend, lots of water, suntan lotion, shorts. what else? >> ice cream. >> and a pool. >> which i don't have, if you want to invite us. take a look. you can s

the rangers go on to clinch this series with a 3-2 victory. >> oriole highlights!> here we go. ♪ o-r-i-o-l-e-s, magic, magic orioles hosting. >> fair ball, can he do it? manny. look at that arm! oh, mercy! >> manny. look at that, nice fielding by manny machado and an even more impressive throw as he shows off the arm. the o's win it 4-3. by the end of the season, bill karins will know the orioles theme song. >>> to san francisco, giants hosting the pirates. pittsburgh's jordy mercer hits one into the stands in left field and look at that, the ball lands right into a beer cup. bam! >> i think it went right into the cup. >> right? you would think you would have your cup ready to catch it, but she did not. explosive splash. she looks sad, right? >> wouldn't you be sad? >> well, i would be because i think those beers are 7 or 8 bucks. >> yeah, at least! >> meanwhile, all the people around her, i think there was a scramble, like a lot of kids were running to get the ball. she didn't end up with it. all right, jumping to the sixth, san francisco in a jam as the pirates f

. >> still to come here on abc7 news at 6:00 a warning from park rangers during this drought. restrictions put into place because of the fire danger in a popular spot in san jose. >> and a heads up for drivers. when crews will be closing lanes on the golden gate bridge in preparation for a big construction project. >> we had a few triple digit temperatures and inland heat goes on for a while. i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up. >> a cab ride costing $900? it's something i just had to investigate. medium cheddar with your bare hand. i didn't say tough, i said hungry. if you're so hungry, eat this thick slice of medium cheddar with your bare mouth. tillamook cheese slices, tastes better because it's made better. >>> a restraining order against the candidate running against candidate weiner. he wants the order changed to appear in debates against weiner as it stands he must stay 150 feet away from the supervisor. patrelas claims he tried to photograph the supervisor at a urinal. >> if you're driving over the golden gate bridge, work is beginning to prepare for january'

that's pretty scary, but the thing about the rangers game is also scary.ybody really care that i'm looking up the score for the rangers game? well, a government or a hacker or some other nefarious individual would say, yes, they're very interested about that. it tells a lot about you. it tells you probably speak english. it says you're probably an american. you're interested in this sport. they might know what your habits are. where were you in the world when you checked this score? did you check it when you travel? do you check it when you're just at home? they could tell something called your pattern of life. when are you doing these kind of activities? when do you wake up? when do you go to sleep? what other phones are around you when you wake up and go to sleep? are you with someone who is not your wife? are you doing something -- are you some place you shouldn't be according to the government, which is arbitrary. are you engaged in any kind of activities that we disprove of even if they weren't technically illegal? and all of these things can raise yo

. >> still to come here on abc7 news at 6:00 a warning from park rangers during this drought. restrictions put into place because of the fire danger in a popular spot in san jose. >> and a heads up for drivers. when crews will be closing lanes on the golden gate bridge in preparation for a big construction project. >> we had a few triple digit temperatures and inland heat goes on for a while. i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up. >> a cab ride costing $900? it's something i just >>> a restraining order against the candidate running against candidate weiner. he wants the order changed to appear in debates against weiner as it stands he must stay 150 feet away from the supervisor. patrelas claims he tried to photograph the supervisor at a urinal. >> if you're driving over the golden gate bridge, work is beginning to prepare for january's installation of a moveable median barrier. for the next few days, the northbound lanes will be closed from 9:00 p.m until 5:00 a.m overnight hours. tonight, the southbound curve lane will be closed for new lane striping starting tomorro

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that's the new york rangers.'t let that happen. >> steve: no. >> jimmy: so this thursday in new york, go rangers. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hey, this is cool. i saw that pope francis is going to bring a rabbi and a a muslim leader with him when he travels to the holy land this week. or as bartenders put it, we've been expecting you. [ laughter ] finally. the pope, a rabbi -- [ laughter ] this isn't good. kraft is recalling more than one million cases of cottage cheese because they weren't stored at the right temperature. when i heard that i was like, "isn't that how you make cottage cheese?" [ laughter ] i mean, i don't know. i don't know anything about cheese. this is a pretty interesting story here, a new survey found that half of americans can't swim. more than i would have guessed. hey kamal, can you swim? >> kamal: yeah, can you? >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] can you juggle? >> kamal: yeah, can you? >> jimmy: yeah. >> kamal: do you know tae kwon do? >> jimmy: yeah. do you? >> kamal: yeah. [ laughter ]

park rangers tried to capture this dog. but the dog kept eluding all of the rangers. these two ladies refused to give up and they spent a long time trying to gain this dog's trust. they decided to name her rosy. there are videos and photos they've posted showing rosy at different times during the rescue. they created a food station. every single day they'd leave food in the same spot and every single day, both ladies would come back and get closer and closer to the food station to try to gain rosie's trust, eventually she started barking at them, she started learning her name. and then one day, just recently, we're talking two years after theime they initially saw rosie. >> oh my gosh. hello, rosie. >> beautiful. >> she comes over and they just start petting rosie. you can tell that rosie trusts them. after a few hours of hugs and kisses and petting in the national park, they were able to walk rosie out on a leash into their car where they took her to a rescue center to make sure that everything was okay. and then rosie got adopted by one of the women who spent this e

he's the chairman of univision communication and has introduced the x-men and power rangers to americaners. our bloomberg senior west coast correspondent, jon erlichman visited him in l.a.. what did he have to say about time warner? >> he had some helpful context -- you are talking about somebody you does have a strong relationship already with rupert murdoch. you talked about the power rangers which brought a lot of success along with other kids programming which ended up as part of a joint venture with fox which ultimately ended up being sold to disney and being abc family. certainly he's watching this closely but he set the stage for a media universe right now. companies like is the have been big acquirers of content, versus the business of time warner where they have shed some of their assets. >> i was not surprised because i think jeff, the ceo of time warner has trimmed the company to a point where he's paired for a takeover. >> there will be continued discussions around all sorts of media assets. he is the chairman of univision which had great ratings during the world cup. he sai

introduced the x-men and the power rangers to american tv viewers.omberg senior west coast correspondent went to him and l.a. and spoke to him. we were just talking about time warner -- what did he have to say about that? >> he had some helpful context. you are talking about someone here who has a strong relationship already with rupert murdoch. you talked about the power rangers, which brought a lot of success along with other kids programming which ended up as part of a joint venturer with fox that ended up being sold to disney and became abc family. it made him a leader and he certainly watching this dory closely. but he did set the stage of a media universe where you have companies like disney that have been big acquirers of content and fox wants to continue down that road, versus the business of time warner, where they have shed off some of their assets. here's some more of what he had to say. >> i was not surprised because i , the ceo of time warner, has trimmed the company to a point where he is paired for a takeover. continued going to be dis

today, an additional wanting from rangers. >> thatch you for calling. barbecue fires of any kind are not allowed on wednesday july 30. >> yesterday a three-alarm grass fire started near the park on sierra road. this was not a careless hike but a car accident that sparked the flames. people are very aware of dry conditions. >> i live right here. we smell something burning we look around and make sure there is in smoke. >> alum rock part will be hot with democrats in mid-80's but the humidity is high. the weather conditions are not so extreme that the city would be compelled to close the gates which it does at times in the summer. regulars say they see fewer park rangers around so they realize they have more of a responsibility to protect it. >> it is really hot. they just don't have the manpower to watch over people and make sure people are beharris countying properly. >> if i saw someone smoking and put the cigarette out on the park i would be mad. i love this park. >> call the city or check out with exto find out if alum rock park is closed for the day

i was confused before. >> jimmy: now this next one's from the new york rangers.e biggest hat trick this year." let's see the question. "who is pharrell williams?" >> steve: that's true. >> jimmy: i fell for that trick. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: here is one from apple. they responded "we define lee half." let's see what they were asked. "is it true you finally fixed auto correct?" [ laughter ] we definitely have -- >> steve: oh i see. >> jimmy: we definitely have. >> steve: definitely have. >> jimmy: this next one is from angelina jolie. she replied, "brad and i brought the kids." here's the question. "how did 'maleficent' make $70 million on opening weekend?" it's a very big family. >> steve: very big family. a lot of the love. >> jimmy: that's a great kid movie! >> steve: great kid movie. people love it. >> jimmy: here's one from master chef host gordon ramsay. he replied, [ imitating gordon ramsey ] "your food is complete rubbish and you should be ashamed of yourself." let's see the question. "hey gordon, it's mom. just want to say, i love you." [ laughter ] >>

. >>> a man posed as a park ranger. two incidents have been posted in the past two months. the imposter kicked a dog and took photos of two women. he gave wrong information about park policies. that man is described as white in his 40s, salt and pepper hair and very fit. he was wearing plaque and silver bicycle clothing and they want to let you know real rangers wear their uniforms. >>> us canadian authorities want to let you know about a arrest. they got into the accounts of 1,000 of its customers. the thieves brought tickets for events using the customer's credentials. they got in and they had data breaches and they detected the problem last year and refunded money to customers. >>> the production crew took over part of russian hill neighborhood. they're looking on the movie san andreas. it is about a pilot saving his daughter after a massive earthquake. the russian residents approved that filming. >>> johnson is from hayward treated this picture of his arrival on sfo. he included the hashtag, place of birth, hayward strong. >>> filming the russian hill neighborhood could

now they're rangers working for a nature protection project and earn regular wages. they free animals from traps and take action against other poachers. >> i'm somehow stuck in the middle. when i'm on duty here in the forest and i meet my friends poaching, then they obey to me. but if i meet them at home, they say bad things about me behind my back. >> the world wide fund for nature's project equips the rangers with cameras. they document which animals are still there and whether poaching has reduced stocks. >> if you look at each and every snare that you find here, most of those snares are set by hungry people. if you don't provide those people with an alternative livelihood, an alternative source of where to get something to eat for me and my family tonight, you're not going to solve the problem. >> rattan is one alternative -- and good money can be earned with it. these men harvest the soft stems in the early morning and take bundles to a dealer who then sells it on, creating a new branch of the economy. >> i can cut 30 kilograms of rattan a day and earn about thr

how about the rangers and the yankees? they went 14 innings. chase headily just trade fretted padres to new york and arrived in the middle of the game and got an at bat in the 14th and it is a walkoff to win it. in the bronks yankees win it. the raiders opening up training camp and is dj hayden ready to go or is >> the raid you you -- the raiders are opening training camp. he has a foot injury suffered in ota's this spring. if there is anybody that needs a full training camp it was hey -- hayden. he needed surgery to save his life. he missed eight games in the regular season with a groin injury. the raiders really need a former first round pick to start making an impact on the field. tony dungy released a statement clarifying his remarks about michael sam, the former nfl coach shocking people saying he would not have drafted sam because of the distraction his presence will cause. sam does deserve a chance to be in the nfl and the rookie is trying to make the ram's roster as the first openly gay player in the league and responded. >> thank god h