a park ranger. i need to get an overview of the park service itself. this may look like the national mall, but it's actually a national park. and i'm in d.c. to meet the person in charge of it all. america's highest ranking park ranger, national park service director, josh. this is a great place to meet somebody. >> in the shade, one of the iconic symbols of all of washington, d.c. a little bit of the insider baseball. and the national park service. >> i'm excited to be here. thank you. >> what do most not know about the washington monument? >> as a structure, besides its history and the fact you ran out of money and had to rebuild it, not rebuild it but add on, sat for a long time. it is that it is, there's no metal infrastructure that holds it together. it's just a big gravity held together stack of rock. >> that's amazing. >> nice shot of the jefferson. it's where i started in 1976. and then tucked in the trees here on the right is the fdr memorial. it's a really beautiful memorial. it's really o

ranger school was started here at fort benning in the 1950's. the first airborne ranger companies were trained here at fort benning to answer the fighting in the korean war. and later, it was determined in 1951 that it would become the ranger school and they would just train individual soldiers that would go back to their units and pass on the lessons they had learned in the ranger training to their units. it is small unit training, making sure a soldier knows how to read a map, knows how to defend himself with small arms and weapons, knowing how to defend himself if he has no weapons, hand-to-hand fighting and so on. again we're stressing every , possible aspect a soldier might experience on the battlefield. it's a grueling course, very hard. you are deprived of sleep, deprived of food in order to see how you will measure up if your supplies are cut off during the course of battle. >> you are receiving fire. you cannot run 500 meters in the wide open. >> it's very important that a soldier be prepared mentally and physically to go into combat an

they have these rangers bring in the maps. roosevelt describes if you put in the upper flathead valley? i remember being up there once and seeing this magnificent herd of elk. let's include. they are drawing the boundaries all over the west and creating -- these are why these original forest rangers were called arrangers, they were in on creation. they are drawing the boundaries that they were out of jail and given these huge magnificent forest for them to take over. so they create these national forests. but there is pushback that there is tons of pushback. women become this is the end of the gilded age. you have never in our history have had a bigger gap between rich and poor until just a few years ago during the wall street peak. but you have rockefellers, guggenheim's, j.p. morgan, who hated roosevelt. morgan said, when roosevelt left office in 1909, went off to africa for your, they asked morgan what he thought, he said i trust some lion will do his duty. [laughter] timothy: that's how they felt about him. and j.j. hill w

back in 1960, this texas ranger memorandum says you expressed guilt to the texas rangers about killingave trouble sleeping at night? can you just answer that question? the mcallen police and texas rangers believe you killed irene garza. are you worried about that, sir? are you concerned? feit would not answer our questions, but when we interviewed him five years ago, feit had more to say. >> did you commit the murder of irene garza? >> interesting question. the answer is no. >> he also told us what he thought of dale tacheny, the former monk who says feit admitted murdering irene. >> he says you told him you committed the murder. >> i think he's demented. >> what about the priest, father o'brien. he says you committed the murder too and he knew you very well. [ speaking latin ] >> what does that mean, sir? >> look it up. >> he was speaking latin with a reference to the late father o'brien. it means "do not speak ill of the dead." now 80 years old, feit has done volunteer work at this local catholic food bank. >> i don't care what type of person he's become nowadays. he's helping the po

army. >> ranger. >> ranger school started here at fort benning in the 1950's. the first airborne ranger companies were trained here at fort benning to answer the fighting in the korean war. later it was determined in 1951 it would become the ranger school, and they would just train individual soldiers that would go back to their units and pass on the lessons they learned in the ranger training here to their units. small unit training, making sure a soldier knows that arena map knows how to defend himself with small arms, his weapons. knowing how to defend himself if he has no weapons. hand-to-hand fighting, and so on. again, stressing every possible aspect that a soldier might experience on the battlefield. it's a grueling course, very hard. you are deprived of sleep, you are deprived of food, in order to see how you will measure up if your supplies are cut off during the course of battle, and so on. >> you are receiving fire, you can run 500 meters in the wide open. -- you cannot run to 500 meters in the wide open. >> it's important that a soldiers prepared me

caps hosting the rangers tonight.ll be without defenseman mike green because of an upper body injury. meanwhile, brooks orpik will be a game time decision due to a lower body injury. they'll need all the help they can get, though. rangers want this win bad because it will give them sole possession of the top spot in the metro division. the caps have won three out of their last four. alex ovechkin still leading the league in goals with 44. step up tonight as washington continues to claw their way up the standings. puck drops at 8:00. all right. jordan zimmerman got the start today against the tigers. he went 2 2/3 innings with two hits. one run and four ks. let's look at the other zimmerman, ryan zimmerman, bottom of the fifth puts this one in the perfect spot. sends one to right. and that would be an r.b.i. double. he had two of those by the way nats break a three-game losing streak. they beat the tigers 9-2. and a big day for a-rod. yankees and red sox. bottom of the fourth. a-rod slams a fly ball to center field! an

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we are talking cap and rangers in the madness continues.you guys can just leave your coats right over here. wow. your bedroom is amazing. oh, thanks. we worked with a designer from havertys. total refresh. oh, i cannot believe people. what? covering up your new bed like that. it's okay. what kind of animals did you invite to this party? we can help. much better. refresh your space during the spring savings event at havertys. plus enjoy 24 month no interest financing. havertys. discoverer something you. >> and now, the toyota sports desk. >> the cats were little bruised up tonight. brooks out because of a lower body injury. mike green out with an upper body injury. short-handed against a very hot rangers team, but alex ovechkin showed up and showed out. cap's tied at one after that. later in the first, the rangers get back on track. miller put in his seventh goal of the season. cap's trail by one after that. we moved to the third caps get a little sloppy with support -- with the puck. the final was 3-1. in college hoops, eight you would like

the rangers take this one. that's your final score. next up for the capitals they take on dallas this friday into moving on to college basketball now, championship night for america in the patriot league and another chance to make the tournament. last year the eagles won the conference. tonight, trying to do the same. american up against a team they beat twice during the regular season. lafayette hoping to take the crowd away from au. second half michael hoffman. three of his 13 points coming here. that gave the leopards the lead. they cut the lead to 8. gardener with the steal gives it up to charlie jones. count the bucket and one. au is down five. a little later, gardener nice three-pointer there from the little guy. the eagles down one. next possession for lafayette, nick linder. 65-63, the reaction from au for the game. >> i thought we had a chance and peewee is one of the best competitors and leaders that i've been around and they made sure that we were in the game at the end. >> you know we don't want to lose but we will take it

ranger school was started here in ft. benning in the 19 to these.st airborne ranger companies were trained here at fort running to answer the fighting in the korean war and later, it was determined in 1951 that it would become the ranger school and they would just train individual soldiers that would go back to their units and pass on the lessons they have learned in the ranger training to their units. small unit training, making sure a soldier knows how to read a map, knows how to defend himself with small arms and weapons knowing how to defend himself if he has no weapons, hand-to-hand fighting and so on all stop we're stressing every possible aspect a soldier might experience on the battlefield. it's a grueling course, very hard. you are deprived of sleep deprived of food in order to see how you will measure up if your supplies are cut off during the course of battle. >> you are receiving fire, you cannot run 500 meters in the wide open. >> it's very important that a soldier be prepared mentally and physically to go into combat and ranger school

scientists will tow the echo ranger an unmanned submersible vehicle sometime this week. once the echo ranger gets to the launch spot, it will be completely controlled by a computer program to survey the u.s. independence 3,000 feet under water. thethe echo ranger will let them see how the independence has faired during the last 55 years. >> this gets us down there flying over that wreck and getting a real detailed picture of it. is it upside down? is it on its side? is it upright? what kind of shape is it in? >> scientists say they have great confidence in the computer programming. even if something goes wrong, they do expect to get the drone back. a separate software command orders it to return to the surface if there is any problem. >>> three baby penguins will make their debut. there is the three little chicks. they have been at the academy since late last year now they aring for the public's help if to choose name for two of the chicks. you can now vote by going to the cal academy website. some of the choices are bert, eb, stella, and nori. the third chick has been n

a win for the rangers and they would skate away with the top spot in the metropolitan division.course, the caps would love nothing more than to squash that. they have been playing pretty well lately. they won three of their last four games, but they'll have to find a way to win bout defenseman mike green. he is -- without defenseman mike green. he is out with an upper body injury in. this tight race every point counts at this stage. >> everybody is pretty close, but everyone convenience doing well, so it's tough to make -- everyone keeps doing well, so it's tough to make up ground. you control your own destiny. >> we want to build our game. if we're building our game, then the rangers will have their hands full if we're doing the right things. >> reporter: how about a sport in some warmer weather, nationals spring training baseball, good outing for jordan zimmerman, 2 2/3 inning pitched, zim striking out four tigers today. ryan zimmerman 2-3 with two doubles, two runs batted in. nats win big today 9-2. >>> back out live here on top of the cbs broadcast house a beautiful view, a

the oakland a's open at home on april 6th and that is against the texas rangers. >> especially because they have so many new players. >> yes. >>> coming up they're called community ambassadors but with one was caught on video attacking a homeless man. >> and hitting them where it hurts. the steps being taken by san francisco and two other major organizations to protest a newly passed antigay law in indiana. >> scratching my head there. a little bit of foggy commute. look at this. very foggy on the golden gate bridge. steve and i have been talking about it. >> the forecast might be a head scratcher and there is a little bit of fog around.

[ñ$p'd was a ranger?>> right. >> there were long periods of time they didn't get to see or talk to each other. i am sure that was hard on the relationship. tara was ready for marriage and marcus was not. she had told him that she felt like she needed to move on if things weren't going to workout. i think she was kind of trying to maybe put a little pressure on him to commit to the marriage. >> she had been in love with him for years even though she broke up she had a hard time letting him go. >> marcus returned from deployment and was seen driving around town. not a couple tara was devastated. >> thursday morning october 20th we exchanged e-mails i had just sent her one just to say i was thinking about you today hope you have a good day and i love you. she wrote back and said thanks it's been rough lately with marcus. he's back in town and he didn't let me know. he doesn't want to see me any more. it has been difficult. >> saturday october 22nd, 2005, still in emotional turmoil tara nevertheless had a who

im a park ranger here -- i'm a park ranger here at the chesapeake and ohio canal. i think we will cast off shortly. we will give you a brief history here on the canal. all right, it is called the chesapeake and ohio canal, but it definitely -- starts at the chesapeake bay and rose up to the mouth of the ohio canal. when we told it we wanted to connect to the eastern shore with what was considered the west back then. the west was up in ohio, pennsylvania, that area. we wanted to connect its part to the chesapeake bay. and the piece of the canal from the 1870's -- there were about 15 or 20 boats waiting at the loft. at the peak of its, there were 15 or 20 boats operational on the can now. those are obviously not courses. a lot of people use them for horses and donkeys. they are a combination of the two. but a very special combination. the male is going to be the donkey. and the female is the mare. you need a female or send a mail. d. if you did at the other way, you would get something that is called a henney, and they do not have the same working genes that we want

this is getting me pretty excited about working as a park ranger. and i need my trusty sidekick. i'd say we're ready to get to work. look out alaska, the spurlock men are taking denali. i am totally blind. and sometimes i struggle to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day.

and we're trying to locate the property to determine what might have led to injuries. >> but rangers and the green family are thankful this story has a happy ending. >> we saved a life. not everybody has a chance to do that. >> the greens say they'd only been in the park for a day. and they say they'd love to speak with him and his family in the future if possible. >> still ahead south bay restaurant workers claim they haven't been paid will confront the owner. >> tonight a clean air proposal could cost you thousands and why it could be a disaster for real estate. >> >>> a new restaurant is facing a public relations nightmare. some are protesting outside claiming management ohs them thousands in pay and tips. david louie is outside. david, any hope of a resolution? >> not easily. this case usually ends up at the state lib commission. if they prevail it could be difficult because enforcement of judgments is difficult. m is the newest downtown restaurant and council members were there to celebrate. 11 employees are now standing outside with shines claiming their ohhed thousands in wage

my name is ranger jim bailey and i am a park ranger with the national park service in baltimore. --the birthplace of our star-spangled banner. in september we observe the 200th anniversary of that moment. today, and the rest of this weekend, we are observing the 200th anniversary of the end of the war of 1812 and the treaty of ghent. that is what we will be talking about today. what was the treaty of ghent? what was the war of 1812? as we go through slides, please don't hesitate to call out the question or ask me to back up if i go too fast. they told me i had about two hours. i hope you brought snacks. you're going to talk about the treaty of ghent, or how i learned to stop worrying and love canada. this is a postwar painting of the exchange of the treaty as it was negotiated on christmas eve of 1814. the british commissioners on the left, the american commissioners on the right. it is called the piece of christmas eve. while the treaty is signed on december 24, it does not go into effect, not yet. the british understood that 200 years ago. that is something that 200 years of am

and we're trying to locate the property to determine what might have led to injuries. >> but rangers and the green family are thankful this story has a happy ending. >> we saved a life. not everybody has a chance to do that. >> the greens say they'd only been in the park for a day. and they say they'd love to speak with him and his family in the future if possible. >> still ahead south bay restaurant workers claim they haven't been paid will confront the owner. >> tonight a clean air proposal could cost you thousands and why it could be a disaster for real estate. >> >>> a new restaurant is facing a public relations nightmare. some are protesting outside claiming management ohs them thousands in pay and tips. david louie is outside. david, any hope of a resolution? >> not easily. this case usually ends up at the state lib commission. if they prevail it could be difficult because enforcement of judgments is difficult. m is the newest downtown restaurant and council members were there to celebrate. 11 employees are now standing outside with shines claiming their ohhed thousands in wage

big win over the rangers. the women will likely play for the privilege of playing uconn in the and all four. the terps will play tennessee monday night in the regional final. a solid performance yesterday. this time against duke. laura, who cranked it up in the first half, shot after shot -- she had 43-pointers. -- four 3-pointers. in the second half, tori walker-kimbrough. picking up the score. maryland one by 10. now, they get tennessee. one game at a time. the 27-game winning streak will not minas as much if they do not get to the final four. >> we have met every single one of the goals thus far. for us to put in all the work we did in the summer and preseason and everything we have been able to accomplish, this is more icing on the cake of our accomplishments. we are not done yet. gregg: the net start for real next monday. another bryce harper home run at spring training, against the miami marlins. the nationals go on to win 11-7. a nash -- a nascar race. three of the four final teams are set. michigan sta

he was an army ranger. one of the elite few, though like a lot of vets, he seemed to carry some baggage. >> there's some just things i'd rather not talk about and -- things that i've tried to get over, i guess. >> reporter: kerri didn't pry. let him deal with it his own way. >> reporter: between himself and the lord. he loves this country. he, you know, fought for our freedom. it means a lot to him. >> reporter: and now, between the children and whatever was out there in the woods, were only their parents. the nearest sheriff's office almost an hour's drive away. had to be your own policemen, that was how you felt? >> yes, we had to protect ourselves. there was nobody else there to protect us. >> reporter: and out here, that was no idle worry. break-ins are not uncommon in the isolated cabins up here in the wilderness and theirs? >> oh, the cabin has been broken into, you know, numerous times. >> one of the most recent ones, somebody pretty much ransacked the whole place. >> there's something very invasive

they broke out in a huge way on the road against the rangers. no better place to break out of a slump than the bright lights of new york. first period the caps working the puck up the boards watch ovechkin shrugs off the defender like a little kid, then a black rocket toward the net. he actually had two goals in this game 49 on the season. later in the period we're tied at one. here come the rangers, derek rasawyer. after the -- and traffic in front of the net. watch jason doing the dirty work. nice job. caps up 3-2. chimer he was not done. brooks feeds chipper, and how about that perfect fin by jason chimera. down the -- down the road 5-3. >>> just three more home games left for the capitals. tuesday they host carolina. we have plenty of basketball to get to. we're going to star with the pros and wizards. james harden many of people's favorite for the mvp award this season showing us why. early tip-off, not everyone fully recovered from saturday night. >> he was out late. >> it happens. >> final seconds of the first half. watch harden. he beats

. >>> national park rangers are keeping a close eye on the ice on the delaware river the most they have seen in years it's between a foot and a half and three feet thick according to rangers that is 1.5 billion gallons of water sitting on the delaware, they are tracking it to hopefully prevent flooding downstream. >> we are downstream, hope they figure it out. that could be an issue for people down in the lehigh valley. we have no rain adding to the problem today and as we take a look outside today the art museum and the water works you can see the bright blue sky and taking a look at it it looks that way right now, that is the first highlight to the forecast and then tomorrow we get clouds tomorrow night and it starts to get wet around here and stays that way for a portion of the weekend 38 is the current temperature, winds northwest with a gust of 30 bundle up and put layers on and it looks great, look at the sunshine high pressure to the west we have the wind coming down from the north and dry air in place and a picture perfect afternoon. 49 in trenton right now and 46 in allentown a

army ranger and now service as a gang unit officer at the boston police department.commissioner william evans says the officer did not have his begun drawn at the time of the shooting and that the interaction between the officer and the suspect was not hostile. >> the officer was assisting the driver out and without provocation as the driver is getting out of the motor vehicle, you can see his right arm come up, point blank and shoot officer m0yningha m right below the eye. >> right after he shot the officer, he took off running and emptied his 357-magnum while pointing at other officers. a woman at the scene is reportedly treated for flesh wounds. she is expected to be okay. three other officers were taken to the hospital with stress related issues. >>> the indiana governor is dealing with the fallout from a bill he signed into law this week. civil rights groups and businesses both local and national are up in arms over the freedom restoration act. >> the signing of this bill doesn't seem like it's a step in the direction of a quality and justice and liberty for all

it's only about 30 yards from the valley loop trail but rangers believe other people may have walked right past the 20-year-old because the clothes blended in with the terrain. >> walking down the trail and just kind of out of the corn are of my eye saw setom move i looked over there and i saw it was a person. >>reporter: david green and his family called for help and stayed by doll's side. they say he had obvious injuries and was barely able to speak but they recognized him from missing fliers posted around the park. >> we are both 70's we gnaw we shouldn't move him. looked very hypothermia ick so we knew we had to keep him warm and not move him very much at all and keep his spine as straight as we could. >>reporter: search rescue team rushed to the scene and carried doll to an ambulance. >> he has been provided medical attention right now by is expected to live. >>reporter: rangers still trying to piece together exactly how doll was hurt but they do know uc santa barbara student he can with 3 friends near the lower yosemite fall when he somehow tumbled down to the area. several res

all season the capitals have struggled to beat the new york rangers.ld go a long way to see how new york might be the first round playoff match-up. ovechkin hasn't recorded a point in three straight games. he broke out in a huge way. first period ovechkin with the puck. watch him shrug off a defender here. this is ovi being ovi. he had two goals in this game. he now has 49 on the season. later on in the first period we are tied 1-1. here come the rangers. derek brassard. hoping to retake the lead. 2-1. third period. a mess in front of the net. jason chimera cleaning it up doing dirty work down low. he was fed by erik fehr. the caps win it 5-3. they pick up two very important points. this time of year. >> they're all the same. but they're all big right now, it seems. so they really you know they already clinched. i don't know if anyone will catch them. if we lose two points it could get interesting down the stretch. we have a ways to go yet but a step in the right direction for sure. >> to the nba. the wizards fans. excited for their meeting with the ro

giants and rangers today first inning. casy mcgee scored with the giants and a solo shot to left.rush rangers. womens' hoops a flip off glass had 18. nice pass in there. a 12-point lead. ucla paul liena ursular may have been tipped in there way short. griping and ripping on eight, launching for a ten for ten. his approach for tapping eagle. two holes later bunker up and down perfectly. two eagles with four under five behind the leader. robert gurerro is fighting undefeated tomorrow night. and collin rush talked about the bout. >> you know you learn a lot. >> it was the case for robert gererro. one time for his knockout prowss. he says he'll show the same respect as may weather did for him. >> it's one of those didn't come here to win. >> you've never been knocked out there is a contrast there. >> you know this poses a challenge. >> after mayweather he's seen it all. nothing will come as a surprise. >> he got some tactics under his belt. but it's how you react to it. you have to take care of business. to me it sounds like he's on the defensive. >> like i said it's how you react. we

the rangers have one of the better pharmacist terms in baseball and they lost their ace for the seasonnix visiting the sixers in south philadelphia. every game it seems like noel is getting better. fin issue at the half. he was uncoverage all night and then watches noel zooms into your picture for acrobatic basketball five steels three props, a good night, it sixers crush the nix 97 to 81. so the future is looking bright. that ought to shut a lot of people up who have been questioning what the sixers are doing. that was one performance. >> still to come tonight, they lost a the lot in the wake of hur can sandy but they never lost hope. more than two years later an emotional home coming down the shore. that's > it's an emotional home coming for some local families two and a half years after hurricane city. i witness in ocean city. the catholic charities. helped three families repair their homes. mold was a problem in each case. these families say they are grateful to be back. will always be here for my kids april my pieces and my grandson. a lot more cases are being uncovered where ther

for the last five years, ranger john mere and his team of volunteers on the hyde st. pier have been slowly bringing this boat back to life. >> it has a canvas cover and also two layers of wood that had all rotted. >> reporter: when the work started, the boat was missing many of its original parts. >> there's a lot of decorative trims that have all been removed. >> reporter: they carefully recrafted the missing pieces, but what they couldn't recreate was a the boat's story. one day a man came to the boat after recognizing the boat. it turned out his father commissioned the man to build this boat as a recreational boat for his family. >> the boat was built for a young engineer. >> reporter: with more restored with family pictures of the eva bee, suddenly the history took shape. >> this boat is just this cold boat. >> reporter: being built in the '30s was when the height of boat building was. the original family outagree the eva bee and sold it on april 11th to the national park service who will rechristen the boat and return her to the bay. >> the opportunity to have it

the ranger was supposed to bring over more copies this morning it is a little -- what is the word i am looking for here? it is an illusion out there. the boxes on top and bottom are empty, i just raised those four people with back problems. i have my cell phone to keep the time but we need to turn the volume down and the ringers off. we had some of those going off yesterday. we are all guilty of that at some point or another, i remember giving a talk in north carolina which we may touch on a little bit and mark bradley talked about yesterday. my wife never pays attention to my speaking schedule and i had my phone and it started ringing. i hit it and shut the ringer off so it would not bring any more and wouldn't you know it, within 30 seconds she was calling me back. we had a conversation in front of the crowd. if you would turn your ringers off that would be greatly appreciated. that is all i have this morning so i will have dave, and take care of a few things and introduce the first speaker. thank you for coming out. dave: thank you, patrick. i appreciate you showing up on sunday mor

giants and rangers today first inning. casy mcgee scored with the giants and a solo shot to left.crush rangers. womens' hoops a flip off glass had 18. nice pass in there. a 12-point lead. ucla paul liena ursular may have been tipped in there way short. griping and ripping on eight, launching for a ten for ten. his approach for tapping eagle. two holes later bunker up and down perfectly. two eagles with four under five behind the leader. robert gurerro is fighting undefeated tomorrow night. and collin rush talked about the bout. >> you know you learn a lot. >> it was the case for robert gererro. one time for his knockout prowss. he says he'll show the same respect as may weather did for him. >> it's one of those didn't come here to win. >> you've never been knocked out there is a contrast there. >> you know this poses a challenge. >> after mayweather he's seen it all. nothing will come as a surprise. >> he got some tactics under his belt. but it's how you react to it. you have to take care of business. to me it sounds like he's on the defensive. >> like i said it's how you react. w

the rangers play us really tough and a real complete timeeam game.e're expecting a heavy, physical game and possibly a playoff matchup. >>> meanwhile very big night for american university. the men's basketball team taking on lafave wret atyette with a trip to the ncaa tournament on the line. the defending conference champions, this conference tournament run has been surprising frnlt au lost five of their seven heading into the tournament. they've had injuries only played with six players. no one expected american to be at this point not even their head coach. >> no to be honest. i didn't think we'd be able to do this. it's a testament i think to peewee and shifl, the two i talk about all the time, their leadership and toughness. i think we're here because of those two and the team sort of following their lead. >> being seniors and me and peewee playing a lot of basketball in our careers, we understand how important each game is at this point. we knew coming into the tournament we were confident that we could play with anybody. so we've got one more

launched in 2009 ram union rescue is a private sector volunteer group run by mountain rangers.funded by ram union. an outdoor sports association. the group's initial objective was to prevent climbers from being stranded. after an increase in people enjoying mountaineering at the turn of the century. since its founding ram union rescue has expanded its activity to include disaster relief and safety education at schools. the group currently has more than 400 members and has received numerous awards from central and local governments. ram union rescue offers a 24-hour hotline. it's received almost 100 requests relating to missing elderly people in the past two years. and has solved 30% of those cases. members hold study sessions about senile dementia on a regular basis. xu lijun is the leader. he proposed the idea of searching for the elderly and has been involved in every single mission. when xu first proposed launching search missions for the dementia-suffering elderly, many members opposed. last year ram union rescue asked an i.t. firm to develop a gps unit and software to help

state authorities, the texas rangers take the lead in the investigation.immy fanel is investigated as a suspect. authorities speak with him several times. he's found to be deceptive on two polygraph tests, but denies any involvement in stites' death. fanel is ultimately cleared and his dna is not a match. investigators say during the time line he had drawn, he could not have killed his fiancee. over the next several months authorities speak to nearly 30 people, who are cleared. a dozen go through dna testing. the case goes cold. police have a dna sample and no match. then months after stacey stites is murdered, a break. >> he opens the door, says thanks for the ride, he gets out, and sits down quick and said don't i get a hug? and i said what? did i get a hug? i was like what do you want from me, and he replied i want to [ bleep ]. and i said you'll have to kill me before you get anything from me, and his words were "i guess i'll have to kill you then." >> a 19-year-old tells police a man tried to force her to have sex with him after she gave him a ride. s

even the galapagos national park rangers aren't allowed on these prehistoric rocks.e surf, it feels like we are stepping a couple hundred thousand years back in time. ♪ and then the rocks begin to move. i realize we're surrounded by fun-siz fun-sized god syllas, sunbathing geysers of wet salt. darwin described them as stupid and sluggish, but then charlie never got to see them like this. >> one, two, three, go! warm breath buys them around half an hour down here at the all-you-can-eat salad bar. and while those talons look fierce, they're simply anchors for munching algae. oh, my god! oh, my god! amazing. amazing. he's just down there grazing, chomping. very cool. darwin was most intrigued by their apparent lack of fear, catching one poor ig juana reportedly chucking it into the waves to see if it would come back to the same spot. it did. but modern science just disdiscovered something much more fascinating. >> they can shrink and grow, depending on the food source. so if there isn't enough algae, basically an adult can shrink one third of the size. >> really? like a

being yelled at, being called names, pretty intensive interrogation from the texas ranger that was inrge. >> jimmy fennell was the primary source for the time line that was used by prosecutors in the conviction of rodney reed. >> let's talk about the state's timeline and what you think the holes of it are. >> this is raised by the new evidence. the state's time line is based on jimmy fennell who was allegedly asleep at the time. >> there was forensic confer ration of fennell's time line. estimates the time of death about 3:00 a.m. then he recanted his original testimony including the time of death being at 3:00 a.m. according to the original case, stacey stites was killed sometimes after she left her apartment for work. >> the argument is that stacey stites would have had a 3:00 a.m. shift. somehow, rodney reed, in the middle of the night was able to get into the drug, physically overcome her. drive to the scene where her body was found, rape and murder her, leave her body in the brush, and abandon the truck in the parking lot a half mile from his home. and that all happened between 3

it could be a teacher who goes through the teacher ranger program and taking skills learned as a ranger during the summer back into the classroom. so it is a place to learn. let kids play. let them learn in the outdoors. let's let them serve. i say that because i've done hundreds of service projects i live in the country. when rei opened a store, we would go and do a service project. when i was in pittsburgh we got into kayaks and we floated on on the river and picked up garbage out of the river. on the martin luther king jr. holiday, we went down with 450 people, many of them young, many of them from the community near the anacostia river in southeast d.c. we picked up garbage out of the river said he bike path felt more safe. i guarantee you that children felt a connection to that community that they had never felt before. and felt a pride in that place that was going to change their behavior towards garbage and littering and bicycling in open spaces and enable them to help change that behavior in their friends. play learn, serve. some of them are going to want to work in jobs like mi

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did in the war, and there's a lot of pride in the vessel. >> reporter: they plan to launch the echo rangeractual mission later this week. they say the goal of this project is to preserve history. >>> a new computer testing system made it's official debut in california. california schools got rid of old paper-based tests. they said it's going to take students some time to adjust to the new tests and standards, and they cautioned about comparing results of new tests to results of the old tests. >>> the feeling fat status update is no longer available on facebook. the company pulled it from the list other of options today after an online petition by people that wanted it removed feeling it made light of a serious subject, and could reinforce negative feelings about body image. >>> weather outside getting moist, no sprinkles yet, folks at the coast are industrial pretty dry, but you see the green moving in. the dynamics or just the wind speeds and low pressure center not really in our proximity, so we're not expecting a lot of activity from the system. there's a lot ephedrine on the radar de--

he just killed a man in the forest, and after rangers caught him, neighbors and family gather aroundage and beat him with clubs. so what happens when there's human/tiger conflicts? there must be a blood lust by the village. >> yes. they look at the animal like a threat. and they're an angry lot then. >> reporter: poonam dhanwatey and her husband build success design in real estate but their current passion is convincing india that tigers are misunderstood. >> it becomes a problem for the animal because if in case, you know, by any politician, they want to be shot legally. then, unfortunate animal is shot then. >> right. >> and is branded as a man-eater. >> you have to convince these very angry people. >> yes. that's quite a task. >> that this tiger that just ate their brother or tried to attack their friend deserves to live. >> yes. >> how do you do that? >> it's very difficult, believe me. especially if you're there on the conflict site and the funeral happening and they're angry. so -- but you cannot mitigate conflict when there is conflict. it has to be done much before. >> while

. >> a power ranger?the average distance between stars? i don't think she's going to know the answer. it's 20 million miles. does that answer your question? >> he came into the universe with a bang. he was paired with star dust. >> i don't know if you're as confused as i am. wrestle mania 31. >> you know, he's creepy and yet i kind of like him. the stair down, he doesn't have to raise a finger. that chills me. thanks a lot mike. we'll talk to you later if you survive. if you want to go to the wwe big smack down, the wrestle mania, this is what it's going to cost you. at the convention center where mike is, it's pretty expensive $234 and up. wrestle mania at levi stadium gary was telling us the best thing you want to do to go on the cheap is going when it starts maybe it will cost less. >> they said i look like stardust and i should consider a career change. >>> good morning mark, the time is 9:34 and we're waking up to fog. we can't see the golden gate bridge because the fog continues to stay heavy in thi

yeah like the loan ranger he showed up. miguel gonzalez there road a horse on to the high school campus and asked catalina hernandez to go to the prom. but he was suspended for two days. saying you can't bring a horse on campus. he will be able to go to the prom. >> it sounds like they did the right thing. there has to be some rules but they are letting him go to the prom. sal. >>> i would like to see a picture of you. did you have a big bow tie? >> at least it was a black and white tuxedo and not some other color. >>> good morning everybody. let's take a look at what we have. by the way, if you are feel like you want to share your prom pictures, that is why god invented social media. now we are looking at the commute on the san mateo bridge. it looks pretty good. also looking at highway 4 bay point getting a little bit of slow traffic as you get to the willow pass grade. the traffic is moving along okay. if you are driving to the bay. we already talked about the toll plaza. it's backed up for a 25-30 minute delay. just got