ranger and went to a ranger school, then went to ocs and is in his fourth tour in afghanistan. he is hoping to get back into a ranger unit, right? so they are still a very, very elite force and they have a tremendous and deep sense of history. i think this is probably the most monumental thing that the rangers ever did and every ranger knows about earl rudder and every ranger knows what happened at pointe du hoc. i hope that if you have not been to pointe du hoc, you had a chance to go there and i think only then when you look down as clips, straight down, and you see those bunkers and they shall hose, and you see the machine gun pockmarked areas in the concrete, you will understand what these guys went through for two days. knowing that they were not going to be relieved. no mo, no reinforcements. and to understand that the american fighting man was at its best at through the heart. -- at pointe du hoc. thank you very much. [applause] questions or comments. yes sir. >> the cluster signal -- >> it did go up. but it did not go off in time. they were laid by 35-40 minutes. when i

he puts the rangers back in front with a two-run homer. rangers jump out to a 3-2 lead. same score in the 8th. tripled earlier and this one leaves the yard. the a's take the lead and billy butler is in awe. the second homer of the game and 25th of the year. he has 19 r.b.i against the rangers this season. the a's win their fourth straight series with a 6-4 victory. reds and giants and pagan tossing the ball to kids before the game. hopefully it will help his karma. gets the giants on the board. it is 1-0g-men. the same score. adam duval and check out his range. he makes the catch and avoids the collision. later that inning he lets down the giants. you gotta make that catch. the reds tie the game on a sack fly moments later. now top seven. jay bruce and this guy is on fire. homering in his career high fifth straight game. a franchise record and giants' pitching staff surrendered 24 home runs and they lose their 9th game and 11th try. 2-1 your final. lead on the dodgers is down to two and a half games. >> he has been diagnosed tw a herniated disk that will prevent him from

he puts the rangers back in front with a two-run homer. rangers jump out to a 3-2 lead.ore in the 8th. tripled earlier and this one leaves the yard. the a's take the lead and billy butler is in awe. the second homer of the game and 25th of the year. he has 19 r.b.i against the rangers this season. the a's win their fourth straight series with a 6-4 victory. reds and giants and pagan tossing the ball to kids before the game. hopefully it will help his karma. gets the giants on the board. it is 1-0g-men. the same score. adam duval and check out his range. he makes the catch and avoids the collision. later that inning he lets down the giants. you gotta make that catch. the reds tie the game on a sack fly moments later. now top seven. jay bruce and this guy is on fire. homering in his career high fifth straight game. a franchise record and giants' pitching staff surrendered 24 home runs and they lose their 9th game and 11th try. 2-1 your final. lead on the dodgers is down to two and a half games. >> he has been diagnosed tw a herniated disk that will prevent him from playing

narrator: the rangers in zakouma are among the 100 or so rangers killed protecting elephants in africaeach year. vira: these guys put their lives on the line, and many of them, until very recently, were operating with, you know, broken down rifles, no pensions, no mechanisms, no clear mechanisms in place to take care of your family if the primary breadwinner dies. shelley: terrorists are operating as b businessmen these days, , and they are seizingng targets of opportunity. narrator: al qaeda affiliate al shabaab is an example. kalron: al shabaab is built out of former warlords. their profession is trafficking. if it's not in ivory, then it's in weapopons, inin narcotics, in fuel,l, in goods, in titimbe, in c charcoal. narrator: the u.s. designated terror g group, based in somala, was responsible for the september 2013 attack on the westgate mall in nairobi that killed 67 people, and for the death of over 140 in the april 2015 attack on kenya's garissa university. nir kalron investigated the links between al shabaab and illicit ivory trade in 2012. kalron: al shabaab was controlling th

it will be monitored by the rangers. with more of the presence crimes won't happen again. >> if things are used by the residents it's more likely to be a safe place. >> having a consistent presence and people interacting with the patrons will give us that advantage so we know what's going on. >> each ranger is equipped with pepper spray and a radio giving them direct access to police. they hope to increase the program in the future. >>> a team of psych rest -- psych list completed a ride today. they are part of the relay team. they have been riding to cities across the nation for 35 years, to niagara falls. portland, denver, san diego and alaska. it took eight days to make it to the bay area. >> we wear the dog tags and they have the names of people we ride in honor of. and we really have the easiest part, we just ride a bike. those battling cancer would trade places with us. >> the team has raised $5.7 million for the leukemia foundation. >>> and the weather today. lots of low clouds and fog near the coast. it will be a

. >> this park ranger is recovering from a brutal attack. today she is getting a very special surprise. >> still seeing sunny skies out around samone right now. mostly cloudy and it could be a mostly drizzly morning commute tomorrow morning. high temperatures not living up to those high standards in the week ahead when we come back. ==rryo==seritis ghtheaof e20 rer >>> security as you can see it tight. officers are patrolling the streets and making arrests. today a man was arrested for d allegedly trying to take an officers gas mask. with the funds, the city brought in additional officers, some from california. they also purchased special protective gear. 55 officers in all have been assigned to convention security. >> with the republican convention just hours away now, the numbers are out on who is leading who. the wall street journal shows hillary clinton is ahead of donald trump. 46% to 4 1%. as republicans go to the national convention, they are full of plenty of uncertainty. just 38% say they are satisfied with trump. >> yahoo is expect

paul chambers introduces us to their new yearround park ranger program. >> reporter: they are here to protect and serve, but they are not sworn police officers. their program is in full swing, keeping the community an extra eyes and ears for added safety. >> the official city presence and some of their open spaces, the recreational areas. >> reporter: it will be the peak times for the rangers, as they will suspect those ultimate vehicles driving along their greenway and trails. the city has hired four part- time employees to serve as rangers, which will be a part of their community policing program. >> it really could be out there, throughout the public, the information. >> reporter: and each has received more than 200 hours of training, with lost or stolen items, but the main is those park goers. >> reporter: to take notes about what needs to be done with those parks, if there is maintenance issues, security concerns. >> reporter: the 14-year-old was shot and killed on this bike and pedestrian walkway, one of the areas that will be monitored by the rangers. they hope that with more p

he was training to become a ranger at fort bend in georgia. military doctors say he suffered before he died. it is a condition sometimes brought on by drinking too much water. it causes sodium levels in the blood to drop too low. funeral arrangements are spending. -- -- pending. >>> it is the 4th and final night of the democratic national convention. thousands minority leader nancy pelosi was at the podium an hour ago reflecting on what it would mean to elect a woman to the  most powerful post in the world. >> hillary clinton knows that this moment is not just about one woman's acheivement. it is about what electing a woman president will mean for achieving the dreams and hopes and as pir rations of every woman, every son, every family across our land. this moment is about the landmark progress president hillary clinton will achieve for families everywhere yearning for a better life, a better chance and a better america. >> you are looking to at live pictures now. the wells fargo center. hillary clinton is set to give her speech in the next

. >> ranger betty -- [ applause ] >> standing o for betty. betty received another presidential coin yesterday during a ceremony. you'll remember that coin was stolen from the 94-year-old ranger last month. she was beaten up inside her home during a burglary and the coin was stolen. the president first awarded it. >> when i was introduced to the president i put out my hand to shake his and he had cupped in his palm the presidential coin. he handed it to me in secret. it made it even more powerful. nobody knew he had done that. and it was that memory of his move as if he knew that i would have appreciated that more than having it done publicly. >> even after the attack, she was determined to get back to work quickly. she has been back on the job since last week. >>> coming up the grand old party getting ready to rock and roll in cleveland. looking live at the republican national convention. it kicks off in a few hours. we have a preview behalf you can expect. >>> live pictures from downtown san jose. kari hall will join us with her complete for

. >> it is called storm ranger 10.eith jones shows us what it is and how it works. >> what is this thing? the first of its kind in the world. not to mention its home, right here in the delaware valley of nbc 10. >> the definite of ranger, someone in charge, patrolling and protecting the land. in our case, pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware. storm rangers reach 75 miles all around wherever we take it filling in gaps in the radar. it is like having another pair of expert eyes in the storm so we can warn you and protect your family even earlier. >> we are able to get a better detailed look at the storm to see if there is hail, heavy rain, if it is severe. we are able to see it before the other radars so we can warn people sooner. >> here is how it works. we strapped an "x" band solid band there. put to the test in tornado alley, one of the most dangerous places for weather in the world credited with saving lives in texas. that radar wasn't even on wheels. this is next generation stuff. >> this is a radar that we can mo

introducing president obama at the time she received a special coin as the nation's oldest park ranger. she gives daily tours at the rosie the rivitor museum, and the tours are on hold. >> this is a vicious and heinous crime and vicious for anyone at any age. >> reporter: her apartment was broken in to around midnight and the suspect punched her in the face before taking electronics and jewelry and that special coin. that was not the worst of it. >> the suspect continued the assault and dragged her out of the bedroom in to the hallway, and managed to straddle her and punch her several more times in her face. >> reporter: it will take time to heal those wounds and the white house plans to get her another coin, in an interview, she refuses to be seen as a victim and wants to get back to work. the suspect is a slender male, between 5'8" and 5'10". >> whoever did it had to know something. they had to know something. what i don't know. >> reporter: now, a fund has been set up, and we have that information for you on nbc bay area.com if you have any information that can help out with the inv

and was very scared to learn about the atmosphere and from the gps all the rangers series and was so painful to learn the effect of the lab justin desperate times in to you had many engineers that it was interesting enough to let we should be doing is focusing on venus and mars. with these competing teams that were working on this and and those probes get left behind. and then it becomes desperate and people lose their jobs because there are so many failures of the rangers series. a way to get a probe. >> where did the excitement go when they lost it? was it just enough failures that they lost heart? or other factors in play? >> there was competition between engineers and scientists to explore parts of the moon than ever interesting and then to go into this sea of tranquility to land about the tension and how they dealt with this is certainly it goes up in complexity from there. >> beyond the ranger program which the tension of crude verses unapproved missions one of the interesting tie-ins with the lead up to president kennedy's announcement you were going to the moon it is not a fo

one was an avid texas rangers fan. that also came from george w. bush, who also spoke. he talked about how dallas is his home now and how it hurt his family. but at the end of the day, president obama really invoking optimism saying we are not perfect. racism exists. he knows firsthand we as americans, if we're not kid sitting -- getting ourselves, that we must unite. there is all this talk in dallas of love and compassion and kindness and some people think at times that's corny, but the president coming out and saying that is the only way to overcome this rasul -- racial tension. some pundits thought for sure the president would get into gun control. president obama trying to curb access to guns. but really, he stayed away from that today and i think that will surprise people within the beltway. >> earlier in the service, i was listening to the mayor, michael rallings, speak. some very powerful words. can you speak about your time in dallas about the importance of his role and his leadership there in the city over the last five days?>> reporter: he is very well respect

. >>> a vicious attack on the oldest park ranger has the white house weighing in.last year about a 94-year-old park ranger last december. >> now police are trying to find the man who not only attacked her but took her gift from the president. here is that report from our sister station in san francisco. >> reporter: here is betty rei d-back in september introducing president obama. during that meeting, she received a special presidential coin as the oldest park ranger. she gives daily tours at a museum. the tours are now on hold. >> this is a vicious, heinous crime and vicious enough for anyone at any age. >> reporter: a burglar broke in to her second floor apartment monday morning around midnight. the suspect punched her in the face before taking jewelry and that special coin. but that wasn't the worst of it. >> the suspect then continued the assault and dragged herç o of the bedroom into the hallway and managed to straddle her and punch her several more times in her face. >> it will take time to heal the wounds and the white house plans to get her another coin b

abo beloved p violent home invaon-- 94- >>> some good anything this morning about a beloved park ranger after falling vick time a violent home invasion. 94-year-old bettys soskin is getting her life back on track with friends. >> so sls skin is the nation's oldest park ranger. her friends launched ago fund me page last week after she was beaten and robbed in her own home. soskin says she will used some of the is a $00 to repapt her house and, quote, reclaim her space. so sls skin worked at the rose museum in richmond. she got to visit the obama over the holidays. >>> last night city council meeting he received his department's life saving award. >> officer john sava was working a security detail at burlingame high's graduation and we he saw a boy choking on a piece of hard candy. he saved the boy's life. for that trouble he got a medal for his heroic actions. >> got to be ready to jump into action. as kari hall certainly is. what are you tracking? >> cooler temperatures moving into the bay area for the rest of the week. i'll detail that and we'll look ahead for the next several days com

he is an ex-army ranger, a cop's cop. they say. he leaves behind a daughter who is 10 years old and another 14. very active in the church and finally we have zamarripa. a really well known guy, patrick. 32 years old. survived three tours in iraq. his wife, christy wrote in a very emotional facebook post, my daughter will not have her daddy to walk her down the aisle. when he was facing bullets, she was at a rangers baseball game with her daughter posting pictures he will never see. >> man. william la jeaunesse. thank you. >>> he was in the thick itself on thursday night. i guess the police call went out and he went to work. >> yeah, actually saw it on twitter like a lot of people did and something like that happens, you -- as you know, you go to where the news is. >> where did you end up and what were you seeing? >> right after, i ran to the omni hotel which is right there and that is when there is a lot of confusion, the protesters were trying to leave the area. police were cordoning off different sections. there were humoa were r

she conducts a ranger program at the rosie the riveter visitor center along the a richmond waterfront. >>> the battle between amazon and walmart is on and you are the winner. today is amazon prime day which is a one-day sale on thousands of items. walmart is offering its own online deals and a full week of free shipping on popular products today as well. shoppers will also get free shipping with no minimum purchase. amazon prime day is for prime members and comes with free two- day shipping. walmart also recently began its own today free shipping program called, shipping pass. it costs $49 which is half the price of amazon prime. >>> california lottery sales hit a $6.3 billion in the last fiscal year, this is a new record. officials say sales were up 15% they say the profits from the lottery totaled $1.5 billion. that is divided up and given to schools. the big sellers are the scratch games, they comprised about seven of every $10 the lottery collected. >>> you have to play to win. >> that's true. >>> let's check in with sal. >>> someone tried to convince me that if he did not buy a t

check out this green power rangers mask. no doubt the raiders are feeling pretty good about themselves as camp opens this year. >> as you know, you know, going into my sixth season, and it hasn't felt like in this a long time. it's a feeling where you feel like the guy next to you got the same mind-set and feels the same way. >> reporter: optimism and high expectations the order of the day. and why not? with veterans like linebackers like khalil mack here. >> obviously the talk that's been going around, we know that right now it's just talk, and the only thing that we can go out there and do is get better. >> after a very busy off season, lots of newcomers add to those expectations. one of them wasn't hard to spot. you just had to read his cap. pencil in cornerback shaun smith as the starter after the raiders gave him $20 million guaranteed to come offer from miami. >> i feel like we've added valuable pieces to the puzzle, a lot of pieces that we felt as a team were necessary for us to take it to the next level. >> i'm just

betty soskin received it for being the oldest park ranger in the u.s. soskin is recovering now. an east bay congressman is working with the white house to get her a new coin from the president. >> it was amazing how many calls we got from other elected officials asking us, can we make certain that we get the -- the medal replaced? so it was nice that the white house responded so quickly. we are thrilled to be part of it. >> soskin worked in the rosie the riveter national historic park in richmond. >>> a dog in an animal shelter was euthanized by mistake. officials from the contra costa county animal services say this 4-year-old pit bull named barbie was put down less than two weeks ago even though a rescue group wanted to save her. the agency is also looking into the death of a dog named tommy, who was also euthanized around the same time. >>> it's no secret, almost all the images used in advertising even many of the pictures people post online have been enhanced or improved in one way or another. as consumerwatch reporter julie watts explains, some lawmakers and a san francisco

he was an athlete, training to be an army ranger.es something like this happen to a young man at his age and physical condition. >> as an er doctor i've got a lot of questions about that, too. he's a guy who has been through plenty of physical exertion, and he's certainly had to replace his electrolytes before. makes me wonder, did he have other medical history? was he on medication? there's more to the story than i know right now. i've seen plenty of patients, usually older, that have had this problem with low sodium, hyponutrenia. someone would dies of that at 21, that's pretty rare. >> is it something that you should be concerned of if you work out a lot? >> it's extremely rare to die of low sodium. it's important to replace your fluids, water number one, and your electrolytes. and most of these sports drinks will do that for you. >> his parents were there. they knew that he was in failing health. have you heard from anybody in the community or his family on how they are doing? >> i have not heard from his family. we've heard from

public service for the former army ranger is set tomorrow at the dallas church where he work security. police officers stood as the family of corporal lorne ahrens made their way to their seats for his funeral. flamier semi pro football player served 14 years with the dallas police department and a gun salute honored newlywed transit officer brent thompson at his funeral. his daughter fought back tears while recalling their special routine. >> i would say to my dad when he walk out the door was, goodbye, daddy, i love you. be safe. goodbye, daddy, we love you, be safe. >> dallas police officer michael krol's funeral is set for friday and patrick zamarripa's familiar funeral will be held saturday. >> three children are among six people injured in a crash in fairmount park. two vehicles collided on martin luther king drive. chopper thirty four over the scene between the falls bridge and the strawberry mansion bridge. both vehicles sudden heavy damage. the injured were taken to hahnemann university hospital. there's no word on their conditions to night. the cause of the crash is under in

>>i still have so much to learn. >> reporter:this from the oldest park ranger in the service. her colleagues thank her for her spirit. >>michael o'brien/park ranger she is an inspiration. >> reporter: tours here at the rosie the riverter museum in richmond, soskin also says she was motivated to get back to national discussion on race relations. >> i would march if i could in black lives matter. it is quite a time in our country. i hope we can rally back. >> reporter:and so betty is back here on the job and very happy about it. here in richmond, te >> vicki:the berkeley city council resolution that would close the only emergency room in the city. sutter health wants to close alta bates medical center by 20-30 to avoid the cost of meeting earthquake safety standards. the california nurses association and community leaders oppose the closure and are holding a news conference later to make their case. >> vicki:they say alta bates is an important facility because it's the only remaining between oakland and vallejo. the city council meeting is scheduled to begin at 7 p.m. tonight >>

michael parros was training to become a ranger at fort benning in georgia. he was suffering from a condition where the sodium level was too low that can be brought on by drinking too many water. he died at the hospital on wednesday. his former coach says that he was a great young man. >> he was quite quite versatile and very useful, too. he was like a utility guy. we used him every game. he was invaluable to the success of that person. >> parros' family made the trip from walnut creek to be at his bedside. >>> it's taken three years but an oakland landmark has reopened then. latham square has reopened. it's now four times its original size. it was used to provide water for horses and dogs. the square's transformation shows how public investment can enhance and improve an area. >> this project is a perfect example of the magic that happens when public-private partnerships envision great spaces. >> the project was funded by a grant from state proposition 1c and from alameda county's measure b sales tax and a mix of other redevelopment project fund. >>> let's g

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a former football player from de la salle has died on his very first day of is army ranger school. how he is being remembered tonight. >> he was here two weeks ago working out with our football guys, talking about his training, talking about how excited he was. >>> a former football player from de la salle is being mourned. second lieutenant michael parros died unexpectedly after getting sick on his first day of u.s. army school. he graduated from de la salle high school four years ago. >> cristina rendon is on campus where parros is being remembered as more than just a star athlete. cristina. >> reporter: well, guys, the coaches we talked with today are having a hard time wrapping their heads around this. they say that this man was hear just two weeks ago working without the football team, and is hard for them to accept that he's gone. second lieutenant michael parros of walnut creek was a recent west point graduate looking forward to his future in the army. the 21-year-old fell ill on monday, his first day of early ranger school at fort benning in georgia. he died wednesday with

he made sure he was at ranger games. every year, opening day. >> one of the top prospects for the rangers said he had a chance encounter with your brother, and he posted about how fantastic he was. how was so vivid in his mind when he met your brother and your son. does that surprise you at all? >> no. >> no, not at all. >> because when you're an athlete you meet so many people. >> yes. >> but he remembered patrick. >> patrick had that kind of personality. you just levitated to him. he was the funniest, most caring -- he wasn't shy to talk to you. you know. none of my kids are. and they're friendly, and always taught to be respectful, first of all. and that's one thing he did. and when he met these baseball players, or movie stars or, whoever he met, he was always, oh, guess who i met. and when he -- >> he'd text us right away with the screen shot. >> one of his favorites growing up was my father used to call him tom landry, because he was always so serious looking, patrick. and one -- he had gone on a band trip from hig

of the rosy the river national park along the waterfront 94 she's the oldest full-time ranger in the country. alas. december they attended the national christmas tree lighting or she introduced the president there. in this exchange of the president gave him the commemorative coin avid gratitude of years of service. tom was a superintendent at the park or betty works talking with her every day since the assault. the oil house offered to replace the stolen calling tom says she's grateful and hoping to recover the original. you need more the recover in looking toward get back to work as soon as possible. . >> vicki: number unprovoked attack happened yesterday in santa rosa. the rocky theater downtown during the screening the horror movie the shallow. >> pam: in santa rosa with the latest developments. >> reporter: this is the second stabbing downtown santa rosa and one read yesterday kron 4 in the afternoon when i happened yet again this time inside the roxy theater we now know that dentes of both suspects and a thumb walkway expected to survive we spoke with a few moviegoers and locals

. >> could i ask ranger betty reed -- to join me on stage? >> there she is. she received another presidential coin. you might remember that the 94-year-old lost it back in june. she was beaten up and attacked in her own home during a burglary. that coin was stolen. the park service invited her to the ceremony to remember those killed in the port chicago explosion that killed sailors in world war ii. she was brought on stage to her surprise and given a new coin with a note from the president. she explains why the first coin meant so much to her. >> when i was introduced to the president i put out my hand to shake his and he hat cupped in his palm the presidential coin and he handed it to me in secret which made it even more powerful. no one knew he had done that. and it was that memory of his move as if he knew that i would have appreciated that. more than having it done publicly. >> clearly did. now even after the attack she was determined to get back to work and quickly. she has been back on the job since last week. >> all right. >> amazing.

public service for the former army ranger is set tomorrow at the dallas church where he work security. police officers stood as the family of corporal lorne ahrens made their way to their seats for his funeral. flamier semi pro football player served 14 years with the dallas police department and a gun salute honored newlywed transit officer brent thompson at his funeral. his daughter fought back tears while recalling their special routine. >> i would say to my dad when he walk out the door was, goodbye, daddy, i love you. be safe. goodbye, daddy, we love you, be safe. >> dallas police officer michael krol's funeral is set for friday and patrick zamarripa's familiar funeral will be held saturday. >> three children are among six people injured in a crash in fairmount park. two vehicles collided on martin luther king drive. chopper thirty four over the scene between the falls bridge and the strawberry mansion bridge. both vehicles sudden heavy damage. the injured were taken to hahnemann university hospital. there's no word on their conditions to night. the cause of the crash is under in

the city has hired four part- time employees to serve as rangers. >> it is to be out there to interactwith them, the information. >> reporter: they receive about 200 hours of training including cpr, they will also take reports of the lost or stolen items, but their main job to serve as a liaison among park goers and police. >> to take notes about what needs to be done in the parks, maintenance issues or security concerns. >> reporter: the 14-year-old xavier mcclanahan was shot and killed, one of the areas that will be monitored by the rangers, they hope that crimes like this will not happen again. >> if something is used by the residence that it will be likely to be a safe place and so they could prevent things like that from happening. >> having that consistent presence there and people that are interacting with our patrons, you know, in the greenway that they will be giving us the advantage to know what's going on. >> reporter: each will be equipped with their safety. but more importantly a radio giving them direct access to police. the city hopes to expand their programs in the futu

there she is, coming in arm in arm, being escorted by a fellow park ranger.ef smile to members of the media. members of the media are here from the bay area and across the country. she was brutally beaten by an intruder on monday the 27th in her second-story apartment. her face is bruised but she never gave up struggling with the intruder. she was able to lock herself in the bathroom and armed herself with an iron if the intruder entered. he ended up taking several her belongings including her laptop, ipad, and most coveted a commemorative coin that was given to her by president obama last december for her service and being the oldest full-time park ranger. back here live, that he is back at work this morning. she has been receiving a lot of help. friends and family have raised about $50,000 to help her recover some of the lost items. going on inside is a brief press conference that she is holding with members of the media. paul chambers who has been doing a great job of covering her story is in the right now. he will bring you an update he will follow her ar

when he went to work, his partner christie tagged a picture of him at a rangers baseball game. brett thompson answered that call. he served his country as a marine. years later as a contractor, he spent time in some of the most dangerous parts of iraq and afghanistan. a few years ago he settled down in tallahassee for a new life of service as a transit cop. just about two weeks ago, he married a fellow officer. their whole life together. like law officers a cross the country, they sared a commitment to something larger than themselves. they were not looking for their names to be up in lights. they tell you the pay was decent, but it would not make you rich. they could have told you about the stress and the long shifts, and they probably agree with chief brown that cops don't expect to hear "thank you" very often especially from those who need them the most. . no the reward comesing that our way of life depends on the rule of law. . and that in this country, we don't have soldiers in the streets or militias. we have police officers like the men taken away from us. and that is wh

state park rangers are looking for a person in the water at sunset state beach. they were reported missing about two hours ago. helicopters have been sent to help with that search. we'll get you more investigation once we know it. >>> the bay area getting ready to celebrate the fourth of july, but the south bay has a new crack down on illegal fire works. we are live in san jose where they are hoping the threat of a fine may help people think twice. >> firefighters say a ban has been in place for decades, but a lot of people don't pay attention to it and they have had it. they are determined this year will be different. take a look at these images caught across the bay. everywhere you look, you see fireworks lighting up the sky. this year it will be a lot easier to catch offenders. new laws have expanded the number of people who can issue the fine. before it was a criminal citation offered only by a police officer. now they can site you including fire officials, code enforcers, park rangers, and police if is considered a fine similar to a parking ticket. they will

the ranger series in particular is just one failure after another and it was just so painful to learn what the affect was in the lab. just a desperate time and a feeling we have to gate probe on the moon. we have to do this to pave the way for astronauts to go there at some point. there was a strained tension there because you had many of the engineers who sort of felt like the moon was too easy, that it wasn't interesting enough and what we were doing wasn't scientifically important and we should be focusing our probes to venus and mars. you had competing teams working on this that were looking at both projects and because of this i found that the initiative for the lunar probes often got left behind. there just wasn't the same excitement at jpl to work on these missions. and then things become desperate, people lose their jobs because there have been so many failures of the ranger series. this was just an interesting part of history about how difficult it was to get a probe up on the moon. >> host: where did the excitement go? when they lost their excitement was it just a matter of

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a 94-year-old woman, oldest ranger in the u.s. national parks system will return to work after her presidential medal restored after a brutal assault in her home. today in the bay starts right now. >>> a very good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia canon. >> i got in the door. i think i remember how to read. >> we have a nice day. >> a little warmer than the past couple of days. that will be the trend as we go into the middle of the week with highs reaching into the upper 80s for the north bay, south bay and trivalley. san francisco back to 68 degrees. it will be a touch warmer in the east bay and peninsula. we'll talk about how warm it gets coming up in a few minutes. mike is starting off with an early crash. >> it happened just after 4:00. here is a look at the map. we don't have a lot of slowing. eastbound 24 heading on your side oflt tunnel. it happened about 25 minutes ago. >>> thank you so much. happening today president obama is heading to dallas to mourn the death of five police officers that were gunn

. >> reporter: this weekend the park service will debut the first ranger led catch them all.hey're lead tourists in different areas, allowing them to capture what they need. >> you can collect any pops and bats and that you might encounter along the way. >> >> reporter: they realize poke'mon is now a game changer in their quest to captivate a younger audience. >> the park service tells me they've already had rangers out roaming on the national mall engaging people they thought were playing the pokemon go ap. it's really a hot thing down here. the national park service is also saying that they were already in the process of developing their own augmented reality game. pokemon go kind of beat them to the punch. they're at anything a look at that and trying to learn lessons from this ap and they hope to launch that, their own game coming up around the presidential inauguration. >> that would be fun. of i wonder a what you would look for them. we'll have to think on that. maybe take a vote. >> it's going to be tough competition. >> it is. enj enjoying scrapping reality. >> despit

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>> ranger betty -- [ applause ] >> such a heart-warming applause. an ovation for betty who received another presidential coin yesterday during a ceremony. you'll remember that coin was stolen from the 94-year-old ranger last month. she was beaten up inside her home during a burglary and the coin was stolen. the park service invited her to a ceremony to remember those killed in the chicago explosion in which 320 sailors were killed during world war ii. while she was there she was brought on the stage and given a new coin with a personal note from the president. she explained why the first coin meant so much to her when the president first gave it to her. >> when i was introduced to the president i put out my hand to shake his and he had cupped in his palm the presidential coin. he handed it to me in secret. it made it even more powerful. nobody knew he had done that. and it was that memory of his move as if he knew that i would have appreciated that more than having it done publicly. >> even after the attack, she was determined to get back to work qu

at 94 years old, she's the nation's oldest park ranger.ific. >> terrific. >>> well, how do you follow that up. spencer, you will find a way. i know you've got exciting news for those complaining about the cold. >> i've got what i hope will be award-winning weather coming our way this weekend. right now, there's probably much to complain about if you like warm weather. it's sunny, but it's quite chilly for this time of year. highs tomorrow statewide will be all over the place. 96 fresno. 75 in san diego. here in the bay area, it will be a day much like today. highs ranging from around 60 at the coast to 60s around the bay and a few 70s. for the week ahead, san jose is our indicator of the temperature trend. high also remain below average until friday. over the weekend, they'll bounce up and we'll see highs over 90 degrees in san jose on sunday and monday. that trend much of the bay area will see. inland areas reaching about 100 degrees in the warmest places on saturday and sunday with highs dropping off to upper 90s on monday. >> thanks, sp

people end up losing their jobs because there'd been so many failures of ranger series. so-just an interesting part -- this was just an interesting part of history to me about how difficult it really was to get a probe up on the moon. >> host: where did the excitement go? when they lost their excitement, i mean, was it just a matter of there being enough failures that they lost heart, or were there other factors at play? >> guest: you know, there was a lot of tension between engineers and scientists at that time. and i found that an interesting dynamic that continues today at jpl. because there was a feeling for many scientists that they wanted to explore parts of the moon that would be more interesting. they didn't want to just look at these flat landing places. and, of course, that's what the probes needed to do. they needed to be able to go into the sea of tranquility and places where astronauts could actually land. and so it was interesting to learn about that tension and how, you know, how they dealt with this. and the missions, certainly, go up in complexity from t

at 94 years old, she's the nation's oldest park ranger.terrific. >> terrific. >>> well, how do you follow that up. spencer, you will find a way. i know you've got exciting news for those complaining about the cold. >> i've got what i hope will be award-winning weather coming our way this weekend. right now, there's probably much to complain about if you like warm weather. it's sunny, but it's quite chilly for this time of year. highs tomorrow statewide will be all over the place. 96 fresno. 75 in san diego. here in the bay area, it will be a day much like today. highs ranging from around 60 at the coast to 60s around the bay and a few 70s. for the week ahead, san jose is our indicator of the temperature trend. high also remain below average until friday. over the weekend, they'll bounce up and we'll see highs over 90 degrees in san jose on sunday and monday. that trend much of the bay area will see. inland areas reaching about 100 degrees in the warmest places on saturday and sunday with highs dropping off to upper 90s on monday. >> thanks