the rangers distribute food, the rangers distribute food, and set up of an ad hoc medical clinic.s as a dentist, extracting a tooth in a 15-year-old girl. just outside the camp, the roads become too dangerous to travel. the rangers leave the truck to avoid running into burmese army checkpoints. when night falls, they set out on foot. >> the reason is to avoid contact with the burmese army. we don't want to have unnecessary problems. >> reporter: after a gruelling 3-day trek covering 60 miles, taking the rangers across soined streams, abandoned rice padies, and down a path, they arriving at the village. >> reporter: the rangers film evidence of a national army attack on a school, which survivors say killed an 8-year-old boy, and injured three others. >> reporter: down the road they meet one of the few villagers to return home. last year the free burma rangers dug up a grave and found his son's body. he had been tortured and killed, along with six others, when he insisted on staying in the village to care for his livestock. he blames himself for allowing his son, deaf and unable to

if they know me, i am a ranger, i'll be arrest. maybe to death. this january the rangers traveled deep in to the state bordering with china and partially controlled by the independence army. government forces recently increased attacks against the separatists and have been accused of bombing villages to drive thousands of mainly christians from their homes. the rangers prepare for a mission to revise revisit the village the site of a burmese army attack last year. they plan to interview witnesses and they can on those who fled. >> tomorrow we go there. we are already in there. so the best thing is to prepare. for any circumstances. >> usually unarmed now they check their weapons in case they encounter army patrols. >> the journey will take them deep in to government-held territory. deep in to danger. the first evidence they see of the burmese army attacks are hundreds of villagers who fled. now living in a camp for the internally displaced. entire families live together in a single room trying to keep warm. the rangers distribute food and set up a

when the rangers gather to remember their comrades.y. >> i'm sorry, he was a good cameraman. . >> the death strengthened their resolve to value all people regardless of ethnicity or religion >>> sacrifice for the community. that's "america tonight", tell us what you think at aljazeera.com/americatonight. talk on twitter or facebook. come back we'll have more of "america tonight" tomorrow. [ ♪♪ ] pass [ ♪♪ ] >>> cutting costs doesn't come cheap. every biz in america would like to pay less for labor and energy. it could come as a steep price. next, how robots that work for nothing could fake your jobs and energy sources that could gave the planet if only we could afford them. i'm ali velshi and this is "real money".

the rangers know how to win. i would be shocked if he told me you did not think the rangers were going to win the cup because i'm a lifelong ranger fan too. that aside, who is hot? the blackhawks look good and they have a rookie endgoal. rod: everything has to take shape for a team to go all the way. the rangers learned last year. i remember when i played. we started making the playoffs. we got better every year. you got more confident, and the new improved. they were short three games last year. they know how difficult it is. i know they are going to work each and every one, every shift. they are going to accomplish. but first of all, i feel clichÉ one game -- like the old clichÉ one game at a time. we have to send crosby and his friends to play golf. mark: hockey legend rod gilbert joining me now working in community relations for the rangers. rod: let's go, rangers. mark: next, the approach to the bull market. details live from mexico city with the latin american report when "bottom line" continues in a moment

they have these rangers bring in these maps. i have a scene where roosevelt describes have 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, they are from youale 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. 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 that for a year, -- for a year, they asked morgan what he thought, he said i trust some lion will do his duty. [laughter] timothy:

the rangers did put up a great fight today. before today's matchup against the rangers, the capitals already knew who their first round opponent would be. the islanders. they split the regular season series 2-2 because the caps fell short today. they'll have to wait and see it they have home ice advantage in this series. before the game today nicolas backstrom honored for breaking the capitol's all-time assist record. alex ovechkin broke two franchise records both previously held by mr. bondra. first period action. rangers, they strike first. ryan mcdonough with the blast, and kevin hayes puts home the rebound. check it out. hits this one in midair past braden. new york up 1-0. later in the period more from the rangers. they're on the power play here. no one stopping this laser from derek brassard. it's 2-0, blue shirts. the capitals down 3-0, but on the power play alex ovechkin fires one past henrik lundqvist. the caps down 3-1. no love lost between them. they met in the play yofz two years ago. glass and gleason going at it.

there are a lot the park rangers do that police auftsers don't do. the police officers do park code enforce. and basic use conflicts and frankly they open things and close things and make sure that permit td and sometimes non permitted events are safe. there are a set of skills there isn't much overlap and there are a lot of things sfpd does that we are not permitted to do. we work in tandem. the best example of that are in golden gate park we have park and richmond station that invests a significant amount of resources in helping in the park. i also say where we work together is on programming a little more. we work together [inaudible] on the teen outdoor experience. at gar field and hurts and our district staegzs many have park officers who park cars that deal with park issues at the various stations. in a good time in that we have really good communication with the captains and the cuman staff. it isn't the solution. >> then jirs finally and i'll leave it to other colleagues, what trends are we seeing in term ozf vandalism in the parks 1234 i kno

the percent more than what the rangers contributed. for his the vendors. >> by the way, let's go rangers. mark: thanks. that is it for your monday. street smart is next. ♪ >> stocks rallying meeting the broader indexes higher. we got down to earnings from ibm. i will be joined by the banker to the world, bill rhodes of william rhodes mobile advisors. "street

he supervises 23 rangers for the national park. he says they need to be more to cover the many jobs rangers have to do. they go on patrols, collect data and provide information. comunities want to know why farming has to be limited on the islands and fishing, as well. manasse and his brothers are the first in their family who don't make a living from fishing. it's the only way the region will have a future, he says. >> the communities outside the national park have no spaces where the fish can reproduce. as fish stocks decline, the pressure grows. that leads to ever greater conflicts with the fishermen from the mainland. they even encroach on the totally protected areas to go fishing. just outside the park, there are many more gill-nets than there used to be. it's hardly possible for any fish to escape, and now they're declining. >> but what alternatives do the fishermen have for their livelihoods? tourism? maybe. andrea marshall and her team have invited ten park rangers and their new superior to take part in training. it's the fi

one-time assessment of women at ranger school. we have many ewe sitsunits in the army that have rangers. so we have -- we, i say because i was in the army for 30 years. we've gone forward with doing this one-time assessment of army rangers with the kaf gnat saying but they won't be assigned to the 75th ranger regiment because that's a so com decision at some point. and as, you know, everybody is watching this very closely. the eight women have finally made it through the first week, the hardest week of ranger school, but the question that i have is what's the assessment and i think this was kind of gotten to in the last question, what's this assessment for? will they determine if none of these eight women in this small select group makes it that we're going to keep ranger school closed to all women forever? so i don't understand the assessment. what i would have liked to have seen was maybe the assessment was to look at gender neutral standards for ranger school but i think that the women are just being expected to meet the existi

three burma rangers killed in a mortar attack by the burmese army. >> in the war sacrificing in the rangers. >> the death only strengthened their resolve to continue to hold the burmese government accountable to all of its people. regardless of their religion or ethnicity. sheila macvicar, aljazeera. >> you can catch more of sheila's reporting tonight. >>> off the russian coast today, at least 56 people were killed when a fishing troweler sank in icy waters. the search and rescue crews uncovered a massive operation and managed to rescue 63 crew members, but a dozen are still missing. the 330-foot ship rolled over while hauling in a fishing net. it likely hit an object in the water. >>> robert menendez appeared in court today and was arraigned on 14 felony charges. he appeared briefly before a judge and pleaded not guilty to all of the charges including bribery and conspiracy. and he was released on his own recognizance. he is charged with using his office in exchange for luxury gifts, and $700,000 in campaign donations. >> for nearly three years the justice department has pursued allegation

that's what the ranger school does. fatality which are -- their physical standards are from six polyps this this and this. been you never know when you'll be woke up when your mission willwill end. stress can be added and whole post a voice that just aren't physical. they are psychological. the series of school does that. of does that. a lot of different courses great stressful environments without just being a lot of push-ups. >> and i agree. you can use sleep deprivation, restriction of food restriction of water. there are different ways you can impose a stress. >> and i should also say that this is not only in the military where these kinds of things occur. if you think about the training of physicians get in turn to get being on the long shifts, lack of sleep, there are all kinds of ways to be sure that somebody can react fast in an emergency. one of the best ways -- this is all part of the setting of whether somebody can pass what is a standard. >> we have a few more minutes here. >> good morning. i just had a ques

female rangers. women who went through the ranger course sitting with me. and it's amazing. sorry. i don't know the exact term there. but we've done amazing things. women have done amazing things. and i think that the focus should be on what the true barriers are left. which aren't many. >> thank you. that's a really, really inspiring story. and you talk about decisions made on the basis of what's good for an organization. as you were telling your story john and i were sort of sharing a look like i can't think of anything dumber than switching out a high-performing line combat leader two days before the invasion of iraq because of gender? >> right. i mean, my god. so i think your company's very very lucky that didn't happen. at this point, i think we want to open it up to a conversation with the room. i'm sure there's plenty to discuss. would anyone like to jump in? we have microphones orbiting positions. >> army national guard. i had a question that mary just touched on. as we were -- as i was talking to -- do you -- and the researchers, too. do you see it more as a generational g

, and by the way in a state that absolutely treasures rangers the texas rangers are , mythical. would you suppose in the state that the mascot of the high school team would be the rangers? no. they are the rebels. [laughter] s.c. gwynne: i have no problem with rebels accept that jack -- except that jack hayes left texas to become the first sheriff of san francisco during the gold rush. he is not a rebel, he is a ranger. nobody in hays county knows who he is. no one in san antonio where he invented to the six shooter knows who he is. this was going on and hear was the a great opportunity i saw as a writer because i am a relatively smart guy and even living in texas i did not know who they were. did you ever hear of geronimo? everybody heard of him. yes. hear of custer? yes. hear of mackenzie the actual greatest indian fighter on the frontier? never heard of that. as you ever heard of john coffee hayes who should be a household word like davy crockett but he is not? and no. you can just keep going. the fact is for me as a writer i could go sell a book in new york to people not onl

there are a lot the park rangers do that police auftsers don't do. the police officers do park code enforce.

. >>> pittsburgh opening up at the rangers. the rangers knocked out the pens last year.angers got two on them. 2-1 blake como. lundquist wanted goalie interference. didn't get it. lundquist was injured. talbot came in rangers on a roll. barry melrose said he thought lundquist looked 100% in this game. rangers win 100%. lead the series one game to none. >>> baseball marlins and mets. runner on second for giancarlo stanton. he's tied with dan uggla for the most homers in the franchise history. there's number 155. all-time home run leader for the marlins. run irrs op first and second bottom seventh. lucas duda. christian yell itch can't get there. john mayberry jr. scores. mets win, 7-5. new york 7-3 so far on this season. off to a good start. >> yeah absolutely. >> that's all we have. back to you. >>> we got "the pulse" coming your way. "star wars the force awakens" the new teaser is out. >>> a senator's phone ripgs during a hearing with an unexpected ring tone. if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis like me and you're talking to your rheumatologist about a bi

strikes out swinging he was 0 for 4 rangers win three to one still four games left.rleans a couple warriors fans on hand. fourth quarter we fast to new orleans we go. a couple of warriors fans on hand. 4th quarter anthony davis hits the touch shot and is fouled 99-95 pelicans 1:11 left 100-95 pelicans less than 40 seconds 100-97 pelicans steph curry step-back 3-pointer to tie it 100-100 17 seconds left tied at 100 tyreke evans trips over his own feet but andre iguodala is called for the foul evans makes one of two free throws 101-100 pelicans steve kerr beside himself over that call 103-100 warriors last chance to tie curry no foul called on the first jump puts it up on the second for the tie and it goes around the rim and out! final: 103-100 warriors the warriors lose two striaght for only the 3rd time this season they blew a 14 point lead the largest blown lead of the season warriors finish the regular season with four stright at home geno auriemma joins john wooden as the only college basketball coach with 10 titles auriemma's uconn huskies winning women's champio

the top of the scoreboard. 8-0 rangers final: 10-1 rangers the a's split 4 games against texas hostfor 3 more starting tomorrow night alex rodriguez showed his got something left in the tank back from a year-long suspension a-rod unloads for his first home run in 19 months. since september of 2013. it was home run number 655 for a-rod. fifth on the all-time list. and just five back of willie mays. yanks lost to the jays 6-3 21 year old jordan speith dominated the opening round at the masters. arnold palmer jack nicklaus gary player at the first tee to get things started 7th hole. tiger woods approach from behind the tree a monster drive that lands on the green to set up a par save 18th hole. but spieth was the man rolls in the birdie putt to finish with an 8-under 64 one off the course record 63 he leads three others by three strokes a long wait for one sharks player finally pays off. bryan lerg after 7 years and 353 minor league games making his nhl debut tied at 1 with 3 minutes left lerg scores the game winner for his first nhl goal at 29 years old and his parents dan and debbie

pit opening up against the rangers. the rangers knocked out the pens last year.pittsburgh. the pens were shaken up early. the rangers got two on them. 2, 1, blake comeau there. lundquist wanted goalie interference. didn't get it. lundquist was injured. talbot came in, rangers on a roll. barry melrose said he thought lundquist looked 100% in this game. rangers win 100%. lead the series, one game to none. >>> baseball, marlins and mets. top first. no score. runner on second for giancarlo stanton. 154 career home runs tied with dan uggla for the most in marlins history. they haven't been around that long. and there's number 155. all-time home run leader for the marlins now. and he's just getting started. bottom seventh. runners on first and second. lucas duda. christian yelich can't get there. john mayberry jr. scores. mets win, 7-5. new york, 7-3 so far on this season. off to a good start. >> yeah, absolutely. >> that's all we have. we'll send it back to you. >> thanks, as always, fellas. >>> we got "the pulse" coming your way next. "star wars, the force awakens" t

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but while they're trying to earn that title, they're not allowed to serve as rangers. so why are they going through this? here's linzie janis. >> reporter: this may look like your typical army boot camp. >> rangers, hurry up. >> reporter: but look closely and you can see this class includes female soldiers, the first ever to attend army ranger school. clearing hurdles in an effort to get bigger roles for women in the military. crawling in the dirt with their hands behind their backs. lunging with hands on their heads. >> keep going. >> reporter: of the 19 women that started, only 8 making it through the infamous rap week. the whole time, female army analysts standing by to make sure instructors don't take it easy on them. >> i think it's a resiliency, is how they're dealing with it. physically tough and testing themselves to the best of their abilities. >> reporter: but even if these g.i. janes make it through the two-month course they won't be assigned to the ranger regiment. the elite force, still closed to women, its school open on this one-time basis as the army re

david: i had my knee redone by the rangers doctor. rangers knee surgeon. worked on basketball players and football players because hockey players were the only guys who could take the pain. the football players couldn't do it. liz: hockey players play with broken bones. have a great weekend. david: take care of yourself. the willis report is coming next. gerri: hello, everyone. i'm gerri willis. this is the willis report. the show where consumers are our business. theft of tax returns by thieves this year. the irs opening the door to crooks. we'll investigate. hillary clinton's credibility gap. says she's for the folks. why did she hire a wall street bigwig accused of crashing the economy? big shake up in the way you get tv. verizon letting you pick and choose what you pay for. >> this looks like one step closer to actually cutting the cord. gerri: also, the espn tirade. >> i'm in the news sweetheart. >> espn uer

the last time they won on opening day, 2004 against the rangers.ht's opponent, the rangers, maybe that will be what it takes to the end streak tonight. >> thank you. yeah. talk about tradition, 10 connective home losses on opening day. giants also opening in arizona. madison bumgarner on the mound. highlights tonight at 10:00 p.m. >> counting this day down. >> thank you. >>> tonight at 10:00 p.m. three cows killed and a calf stolen, the search for a thief and a motive. tonight at 10:00 p.m. >>> and bill on more on the storm. >> the radar. you can see the showers to the north of us. you can see the showers are going to kick up after midnight. it will wake you up, 2:00 a.m. you will hear the rain for most residents. >> wind too? >> wind too. blowing. morning commute will be dry but wet on the ground. >> thank you. more tonight at 10:00 p.m. thank you for making ktvu channel 2 news your choice for news. we are always here for you on www.ktvu.com and you can follow us on twitter and facebook. thank you for joining us tonight. have a great night. >> goo

saying are women going to be allowed to be rangers or not? is it going to be based on their success, given that a lot of these guys need a second, third, fourth try to get through ranger school? >> okay. any other -- yes please. >> i'm jen neat haney, a marine corps reserve lieutenant colonel. like both of you, i have extensive experience in units without any fellow female officers and definitely no female superior officers. i have a question about one of the terms that's been thrown around, the critical mass or sufficient cadre. i was wondering if you all could offer a definition of that or how it might be universally applied and if there's been some kind of information recently that's brought the import of that to light because obviously it hasn't really been something that's been employed within dod before. >> let's start maybe with these first two questions. so it's about the criteria in terms of exceptions and the issue of critical mass. >> i'll start out on exception to policy. first of all, thank you for going out and participating in

>> the number of ranger-the number of park patrol we would like to have-north of every park raisk rb north of 35 means better service. to operate this at a minimum we would need to be probably about 50 and i think that ideally we would like to be in well north of 50 range >> okay. in terms of working with police, the police department itself as we heard is pretty dramatically understaffedologist and wree trying to rectify that. i know the police have many balls they are juggling, but the partnership betwee

plenty of offense as they shut out the rangers.elton brought up to start for jake peavy may >>> just when you think you are getting to know the roster bob melvin throws three new players into the fire. all were rookies rookies and all contributed against the rangers. you have a 10-0 shutout victory and what a season debut he was wheeling and dealing. he struck out 10 batters and 10 scoreless innings. that's back to back one hitters. the rookie and triple ender to the gap. two batters later and he just flew in from the airport 2-0a's. still in the third and now bases loaded. he was born in san jose and he crushes the tiers major league hit. top of the wall and everyone scores. after review they confirm it was not a homerun. it is 5-0a's. a scary moment in the bottom half of the inning. he tweaked his back. he was adjusted and stayed in the game. game tour is tomorrow at 12:35. giants and d-backs in arizona and nothing like an 18-inch corn dog for dinner. tums anyone? they answer in the second and back to back r.b.i doubles. he goes

also, caps focused on getting a win against the rangers. we're live in chicago and new york, and doug is dying over he >> announcer: this is the xfinity sports desk, brought to you by xfinity your home for the most live sports. >>> welcome back to news4, everyone. jason pew here with you in studio. good time to be a d.c. sports fan. tonight in new york, the capitals start their series with the rangers, second round of the playoffs. also in chicago, first round of the nfl draft taking place. that's where we start tonight. dianna russini is in the windy city. dianna, what are you hearing about who the redskins will take with that fifth overall pick? >> reporter: well, first a lot of people were thinking that maybe the redskins would take a quarterback. but i can tell you that gm scott mcleunen is sitting at redskins park in the war room with jay gruden. they are going to kons trailt on building up their defense. dante fowler jr. out of florida is a guy you're going to want to keep an eye on tonight. he's a defensive end, really athletic. athl

caps gear up and hit the road to meet the rangers. the orioles played a matinee to an empty house in baltimore. and the players, they didn't change their act atwó tim: charm city took another surreal turn under the sunshine and blue skies over camden yards this afternoon. the orioles scored six runs in the first inning and beat the white sox in an empty stadium. now, the os fans gathered at the gates and listened on the radio while inside there were only empty seats. and the silence was deafening. in the first inning chris davis with two on one out he comes to the plate, no fans and says get up. get out. the sun was bright. the ball was light and it was gone. it was 6-0 after one. the birds go on to beat the sox 8-2. >> sometimes we kind of take for granted the presence that fans give us and the energy and the excitement and that they give us. >> unfortunate situation with no fans but it's what we had to do. and i'm glad that we're able to come out. tim: they hope last night's win jump-starts what is a horrible win for the season. the

the first day that women were allowed to attempt to try out for ranger school.s a lot of guts for anyone to basically go and start ranger school. a man or woman. but the most important thing to remember in terms of the ground military operations, the whole controversy is to ensure that the integrity of that standard remains. it cannot be lowered,. >> maybe your standards evolve, and another that's not a popular question for people who are watching inside the military, but i think it's valid, maybe the standards can be shifted a little bit. maybe you don't have to do so many chin-ups or there's a different way of measuring physical and mental acumen. >> unfortunately general dempsey, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, has sort of mentioned something the way that you did, he has opened the door to lowering that standard, saying that the top commanders in each of the branches of service should have a good explanation as to why those standards need to be held high and if they need to stay up high. the answer to that question is yes, absolutely, they need to

and that the rangers, they are probably the fastest team in the nhl. caps are approaching this series with the mind set that could be the best to be the best. but we want to be the best to, you know, move on. the puck drops tonight at madison square garden. coming up at 11:00, full coverage of that game and the first round of the nfl draft. be sure to follow us at twitter and at kristen berset for all the excitement. that'll do it for us here at redskins park, i'm kristen berset. guys, send it back to you in the studios. >> i can't wait to see you again. >> yeah. >> and those 10 picks would be awesome. >>> that's it for us. our evening cbs -- our cbs evening news is next. >> i'll be back here with jan for your only local news at 7:00. see you then. >> pelley: the police report is in. new details and troubling new questions about the ride of fatally injured freddie gray took in a baltimore police van. also tonight an american team pulls off a miracle in nepal. >> reporter: he is finally free 120 hours after this earthquake. >> pelley: the judge who thre

back to you -- ranger, guys. back to you in the studio. >> that's a playoff beard, man. >> not a good look. who buildings knows what's -- who knows what's in there? the cbs evening news is next. >> i'll see you at 7:00. i got to get me a brower ranger. well, sir. after some serious consideration i'd like to put in my 15-year notice. you're quitting!? technically retiring, sir. with a little help from my state farm agent i plan to retire in 15 years. wow! you're totally blindsiding me here. who's gonna manage your accounts? this is a devastating blow i was not prepared for. well, i'm gonna finish packing my things. 15 years will really sneak up on you. jennifer with do your exit interview and adam made you a cake. red velvet. oh, thank you. i made this. take charge of your retirement. talk to a state farm agent today. >> pelley: america kills one of her own, a missile strikes two hostage, and in a surprise announcement, the president takes the hit. also tonight, the boston marathon jury hears harrowing stories fro

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these rangers have a foothold in two very different worlds. they'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 under

they're not allowed to be as rangers. why are they going through all of this?here's abc's linzie janis. >> this may look like your typical army boot camp. >> rangers hurry up. >> but look closely and you can see this class includes female soldiers the first ever to attend army ranger school. clearing hurdles in an effort to get bigger roles for women in the military. crawling in the dirt with their hands behind their backs. lunging with hands on their heads. >> keep going. >> reporter: of the 19 women that started only eight making it through the infamous wrap week. the whole time female army analysts standing by to make sure instructors don't take it easy on them. >> it's resiliency is how they're dealing with it testing themselves to the best of their abilities. >> reporter: even if they make it through the two month or more course, they won't be assigned to the ranger regiment. the elite force still closed to women. its school opened on this one-time basis as the army researches how to better sben great women into combat units. linzie janis abc news new york

city park rangers have been handing out citations left and right for trash. that's why the group friends of dolores park organized a major trash clean-up today. they started by handing out trash bags. >> any trash they leave in the park they pack it out to provide a way they can contain their trash instead of having it strewn out all over the ground with the hope that as the rangers have said, they're here passing out many citations because of the trash. so we are hoping that by eliminating that trash problem we can get the rangers to cool out a little bit. >> the group is also trying to get the city to add more trash bins around the park and more toilets, as well. they say public urination is also become a problem in dolores park. >>> this really is an interesting idea. sacramento area woman is taking the concept of water conservation to a new extreme. but watch. robin weld ordered a toilet sink from japan for $100. despite what you might think it's sanry. the adapter kit routes freshwater to the sink first so you wash your hands as she demonstrates. it's sa

we will be this for the home opener tonight against the rangers. we want to see how you celebrate where you live and you can share your continue photos with us by posting them to the social media with # whereyoulive. got to find out what the weather is going to be. leyla? >> i will have that ahead. not in this report but the next report. first, current conditions. radar satellite shows we are not showing any returns at the moment and we are seeing some cher conditions with a little bit of spotty clouds coming to the bay area that will bring some rain overnight and temperatures are chilly in the low 40s in the east bay and we are up to 37 degrees in fairfield so it is chilly indeed, and 36 in santa rosa, and 49 in san francisco and 39 in los gatos. that is going to change and we will see a warm-up but we have decent visibility before we get there. 10 miles unlimited visibility everywhere with a little bit of fog along the coast and a little bit of fog in santa rosa. we are going to have some rain and we got a little bit of rain earlier yesterday for

capitals advance to take on the rangers. >>> derek rose and the bulls hosting the bucks in game five. bulls lead the series 3-1. derek rose is trying to put milwaukee away. but he only shot 5 of 20 so -- uh-oh. jimmy butler driving. to pau gasol. bulls down three. michael carter williams says enough of the chicago comeback. take that. 88-83 is your score. derek rose blocked. carter williams gets it. and the bucks get it. down 3-2 in the series. >> thank you, boys. >>> the kansas city royals have been in several fights so far this season. >> so many issues that some are calling them the most hated team in the league. so an opposing player had fun with that. cleveland's trever bower wearing boxes dplooufss. he didn't need them. the ind yands lost 6-2. >>> up next in the pulse,

plenty of offense as they shut out the rangers. chris helton brought up to start for jake peavy may not around here, we're all about fast. that's why xfinity is perfect for me. with millions of wifi hotspots all over the place - including one right here at the shop - now we can stream all things fast and furious. you've done it again, carlos! ♪ with the fastest in-home wifi and millions of hotspots xfinity is perfect for people who love fast. don't miss furious 7 in theaters now. >>> just when you think you are getting to know the roster bob melvin throws three new players into the fire. all were rookies rookies and all contributed against the rangers. you have a 10-0 shutout victory and what a season debut he was wheeling and dealing. he struck out 10 batters and 10 scoreless innings. that's back to back one hitters. the rookie and triple ender to the gap. two batters later and he just flew in from the airport 2-0a's. still in the third and now bases loaded. he was born in san jose and he crushes the tiers major league hit. top of

the ranger was taken to hospital where he was treated and released walker is charged with assault with a deadly weapon and you can see more of the raw video all 4-20 festivities on our kron4.com. >> grant lodes: the chief took down this guide after he escaped and the chief was a shout went up for work this with that 9:00 yesterday morning. >>: it was darting in traffic saw's all this commotion and not get close enough and the staggered and event started the ball and i was able to of the job done and then held amid the the officers got there >> grant lodes: he is being humble i suspect it is more dramatic than that the suspect escaped from holding cell. the chief was sprinting across the parking lot chasing him the guy still had half of saab you can see the chief was ok a torn shirt there on the shoulder during the incident the 53 year-old used to work as a patrol officer is still competitive weightlifter. bottom-line is do not mess with the chiefs. >> pam moore: still ahead and implored by greet all that cause the crash that left one writer paralyzed and the video is going by wrote the

the rangers finished the regular season with the best record in the nhl. and these two teams have a very long storied history. but it's a history that has favored new york. the capitals last two years have come in seven games at the hands of the rangers. but the capitals say that's even more motivation. >> we get the chance to play the best team in the league, get a chance to try and get some redemption that they've kind of handled us pretty good the last two years so this is the ultimate challenge for us. and for the first time in three years, even though it seemed a lot longer than that, the washington redskins head into the draft with a first-round pick. first round begins tomorrow night. now trading back from their fifth spot is still a good possibility. >> a lot of times if they're calling to us move up to their spot and we're moving back, we have the leverage. so what i can do, say we're going five spot, eight spot, 15 spot, i look at the board, get an idea who might be there. we'd love to get more picks. we have seven originals right now. i would lo

women head to ranger boot camp, but it is not all good news on the path toward equality. >> a spectacular sunday temperatures spring-like. but as we head into monday a summer-like warmth will spread across the region and 90s are possible. details with your full accu-weather forecast. >> and the sight over same-sex marriage. the battle back in the hands of the supreme court when laquinta.com sends him a ready for you alert the second his room is ready, ya know what salesman alan ames becomes? i think the numbers speak for themselves. i'm sold! a "selling machine!" ready for you alert, only at lq.com. >>> a southern california freeway is still closed tonight after a gasoline tanker overturned and burst into flames. look at this. it happened on state route 710 in bell. the fire sent a plume of black smoke that could be seen for miles. 500 gallons of fuel spilled and hazmat crews are still on the scene cleaning up. the driver of the truck was rescued, but his condition has not been released. >>> a milk spill has been cleaned up on highway 1 in marin county. the driver of a tanker truck lost c

like this encouraging people to clean up after themselves, and passed out garbage bags, and park rangersed out citations. on this sunny saturday these plastic bags became the latest accessory for this leisurely crowd at delores park. park patrons glady used them. >> san francisco has a reputation for being a really dirty place. anything we can do to fix that is awesome. >> i can imagine there's a lot of people that are bringing a lot of stuff. >> reporter: the supervisor spent his afternoon with the volunteers. >> we've had a lot of challenges in the park with people leaving enormous amounts of trash. you know it takes a village to manage a park. >> reporter: at ft. mason park national park rangers used a different approach. >> if you have glass here, you will be receiving a citation. >> reporter: the chief ranger said his officers issued more than 50 citations in a few hours. glass is not permitted on federal parklands and that was the reason so many people were cited. last month, the national park service took to social media to blast partiers who trashed the place. among those blamed