don't perfecto is the reserves chief ranger. but effective. so he has been working to protect the forest for over twenty years but this has become increasingly difficult as they were found only one been. told and the you'll. never effect ima. if you look into whether your mama or mon. a long legal. well you know what i did go to in the model. you put a short i used to come you know but i just solo you but i hear that in your where the rangers have managed to stop the city moving further into the forest they still have to deal with criminal activity such as land trafficking illegal logging and hunting. ground this. is the only song. or not because you both. seem to have meant that he knew or didn't. remember yeah it does have one do you have. it what up. you know. you're doing. this so you don't live in our own reality if you. are on the other model. at the end the game. in but. the rangers not only protect the forest but the native wildlife that inhabits it. right. i know i've been there and i have. a ranger here for eleven years for the past

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yes i think it's very important for the bangladeshi government to highlight the ranger crisis during the pope's visit we know certainly that tomorrow the pope will be meeting a select few of range of refugees that have been selected from the camps here that are traveling to the car to meet him we actually met them before they left and very telling the words that they had to tell us respect to the crisis situation here just how desperate the situation is we spoke to one guy who's going to a car he came here. by boat with his ten sisters ten brothers and eight sisters a month ago he said that the pope has to do something to help us he described him as a religious man a man that has huge publisher see obviously globally and can do something to help what's interesting though is that the particular status of the ranger here with respect to the bangladesh government the bangladesh government do not call the ranger refugees they call them displaced myanmar nationals and that's probably indicative of the fact that although they have been hugely generous with the amount of aid that they put f

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the rangers are always worrying about the pendants. slight fluctuations in supply of bamboo has the times lead to many deaths or fido who. are far from the most won't buy them what. just after dark we're back on the panda trail. after several hours the rangers spot something. you know. so you this from others are you serious or just to my own trained eye it doesn't look like much but does team have found proof a panda is near now you are trying to try to and i haven't. seen you had other plans for the use of the museum. since you. know how to do that. some of the guys in the pros are what are you and then you heard it today it's hydro thing that goes on and it's a social mountain i mean i don't think the president's converging going for you going to a puddle if you go somewhere it is from a neutral. further up the hill another discovery from you know. logging a familiar she general you know. was my name in kendo don't move from dan i'm. seeing that he was a passion with their daughter needed to. be a bit like i need you i don't mean we

with a plan to patrick hundreds of thousands of ranger refugees back to myanmar is facing hurdles on the bangladesh man man governments have agreed on a deal to return the ranger home issues with identification documents are presenting problems charles strafford explains from cox is bizarre. abdul fires and his family fled their home on them e.m.r. bangladesh border a month and a half ago military and my advocate of the myanmar military were taking woman away and raping them we saw them burning home all is so was fire everywhere. following huge international pressure myanmar has agreed to work with bangladesh on a plan aimed at eventually allowing the ranger to return. to plan entails refugees staying in temporary camps close to their property and destroyed homes the rangers have suffered decades of persecution they often described as the largest stateless people in the world i'm not sure i know what our main demand is that they recognize us as romania and then we may go back to. it when you take a look at the various identity cards issued to the ranger that you begin to understand h

the rangers are always worrying about the pandas. slight fluctuations in supply of bamboo has the times lead to many deaths or fido. just after dark we're back on the panda trail. after several hours the rangers spot something. you know. so you this from others are you serious or just to my own trained eye it doesn't look like much but those teams have found proof a panda is near now you are trying to try to and i paid it off. so you have had a slice of the year that we have. since you. know how to do the pull up some of the guys in the pros or what the young men who are going to do today has had to do with thing that goes on and it's suited to a small town i mean i don't think the president's converging going for you going to a pub out in the summer is a good for the neutral. further up the hill another discovery from you know. lodging of a membership general you know. with my name in kendo the mood for them. what their daughter you've. been like i need you i don't mean we don't think you are she was high she would come with me go d

after independence now in one thousand nine hundred two citizenship was withdrawn for the ranger it was a few years later that they were issued with this the so-called white card now the word ranger has disappeared from it instead there is written in goalie and the religion islam. in twenty fifteen they had to hand these over and they were issued with this receipt now there is no mention of any ethnicity nationality or religion on this receipt it was a few months later that they were issued with these with a similar scant amount of information now the vast majority of ranger refused to ever pick these up from the government bangladesh is already registered hundreds of thousands of refugees living in the camps have those son muhammad was his new id card but the information on it is far from clear. that first they gave us a card which said granger registration card now they gave us a card which has me on my national registration card why the bangladeshi government gave us this card and we don't know based on information provided by bangladesh me and maher says it will accept the remai

has been following developments from ranger refugee camps and. the bangladeshi government hopeful that this three day visit by the pope will go a long way to publicising the plight of the hundreds of thousands of refugees inside bangladesh and the kind of challenges that the bangladeshi got faced in trying to cope with this crisis bangladesh has also come together in the last week with. trying to put together what it describes as a repack reaction plan that it hopes can start in two months and we've been looking at some of the problems of that plan with respect to the lack of legal status for the ranger in myanmar. fires and his family fled their home on the bangladesh border a month and a half ago. the myanmar military were taking woman away and raping them we saw them burning home all the fire everywhere. following huge international pressure myanmar has agreed to work with bangladesh on a plan aimed at eventually allowing the rate to return to plan entails refugees staying in temporary camps close to their property and destroyed homes the rang

more than six hundred thousand ranger have fled after a military crackdown began in me and. the pontiff had been criticized for not publicly mentioning the range of crisis during the me and if it's true he also avoided the word in an address in bangladesh's capital instead he spoke of the refugees from a kind state you need. it is imperative that the international community take decisive measures to address this grave crisis we need to work to resolve the political problems that is causing these people to suffer and also to offer immediate material assistance to bangladesh to respond to those who urgently need it. wrapped up his visit to me and now with a mass for young people he told worship is and young going to never be afraid of making a ruckus while encouraging them to ask questions that make people think. the plan to send hundreds of thousands of back to me and mary's facing some hurdles while the bangladesh government agreed on a deal to return the ranger home issues with identification documents are presenting some problems with this now from cox as bizarre. fires in

our sky ranger there this afternoon. this is the state route 4 in tracy between tracy boulevard and discovery bay boulevard mp roads in the area closed for several hours during the cleanup. no word on what caused that driver to lose control. or if anyone was injured. >>> still to come, nooses found hanging in the bathrooms of an east bay high school. what the school is doing in response to what they're calling a disturbing display of hate. >>> also not your usual visitor. the ceo of sales force captured a mountain lion prowling around his home. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. plenty of cold temperatures lately. now another new change, with rain likely returning wednesday. we'll have the time line and how much. my forecast at 5:20 tonight. hi, we're alaska airlines. but we're all over california. so you can power lunch in la. ink the deal in san jose. and bask in the glory in palm springs. over 90 daily non-stops in california. alaska airlines. that's how we fly. a live look from our nbc bay area skyranger. >>>

after independence now in one thousand nine hundred two citizenship was withdrawn for the ranger it was a few years later that they were issued with this the so-called white card now the word ranger has disappeared from it instead there is written then goalie and the religion islam. in twenty fifteen they had to hand these over and they were issued with this receipt now there is no mention of any ethnicity nationality or religion on this receipt it was a few months later that they were issued with these with a similar scant amount of information now the vast majority of ranger refused to ever pick these up from the government bangladesh has already registered hundreds of thousands of refugees living in the camps have those son muhammad was his new id card but the information on it is far from clear. first they gave us a card which said granger registration card and now they gave us a card which has me on my national registration card why the bangladeshi government gave us this card and we don't know based on information provided by bangladesh me and maher says it will accept the wri

we had storm ranger 10 coming where ever we go.newest meteorologist explaining how storm ranger 10 works. come on out and meet him. we have got some free stuff to give out. some of it is related to winter weather. remember, 11:00 tonight my 21st annual winter forecast, i have been working on this thing for weeks and revealing it tochblt we have temperatures in the mid-40z despite sunshine and it feels a little bit colder, of course. farther to the south we are mostly in the 40s as well. it teals even colder. radar showing moisture is to the south. we do have a cold front coming through. we are in the low 50s today cht i tomorrow morning temperatures down near 30 degrees in the area. then we warm up aly l bit tomorrow. a cold front moves through by friday morn we are in the 20s across the area. it is the first hard freeze across the area. >>> well, the eagles are now enjoying their bye week. you can get your football fix right here on nbc 10. thursday night football returniretur returning for the next five weeks. head coach joins us

the rest well they're scattered around the world here are just some of them the number of stateless ranger in miramar has harvard since august about half a million of them who remain in northern rock and state six hundred thousand more the have gone to bangladesh many of thailand's half a million stateless affirm hill tribes there ethnically different from the time majority hundreds of thousands of without a nationality in the poor mothers there are prevented from passing then the nationality on to their children there are at least ninety thousand people denied citizenship in kuwait then known as bedouin which means without about seven hundred thousand people live without nationality in ivory coast many moves there in the twentieth century to work on the coffee and cotton plantations and after the fall of the soviet union many ethnic russians were left stranded in the new baltic states defined as normal citizens there are more than eighty thousand in estonia and almost two hundred fifty thousand in latvia. all right let's introduce our guests now joining us from amsterdam is melanie counte

for the texas rangers, cory lane, is here to speak. >> good morning.ain, my name is cory lane. i'm company f commander in charge of this crime scene pr processing. i just want to go over resources we have dedicated now. namely the work force personnel that's looking into this crime scene. we have 136 officers dedicated into the crime scene or that mission. 136 are the best of the best rangers that we have. they're part of our crime scene investigation team. they don't get on that team by accident. they have to show two things, which is talent and drive to be a part of a crime scene and interest in crime scene investigation. the team leads of that investigative team have all graduated the national forensic academy in tennessee, and that's on top of their three-week basic crime scene investigation training that they receive, that every ranger receives from the department of public safety. these rangers also continually attend advanced crime scene investigation courses to stay ahead of the curve on any updates or advances in crime scene investigation. lik

for the texas rangers cory lane is here to speak. >> good morning. in charge of this crime scene, processing. just want to go over a few things with resources that we have dedicated right now. mainly the workforce personnel that is processing this crime scene. we have 136 commissioned officers dedicated to the crime scene process in support of that mission. 49 of those 136 are the best of the best rangers that we have. they are part of a major crime scene investigative teams. he don't get on that team by accident. they have to show two things, which is talent and drive to be a part of a crime scene investigation. the team leads of that investigative team have all graduated the national forensics academy in tennessee, and that is on top of their three week basic crime scene investigation training that they receive that every ranger receives from the department of public safety. this rangers also continually attend advanced crime scene investigations forces to stay ahead of the curve on any updates or advances in crime scene investigations. like the di

visit to miramar in a trip dominated by how pope francis will address the ethnic cleansing of the ranger muslim minority. leader what he did to state and even to sleep the whole night without somebody from land reform to land grab why some farmers in zimbabwe say they're still intimidated by the mugabe family. goes on high alert as a volcano holds clouds of ash three thousand meters into the sky. the purchases in pakistan have called off a three week city near the capital after a government minister resigned. it was a victory for the protest leaders had been demanding zahid ahmed stepped down over the wording of a parliamentary is they've been accusing him of blasphemy the protests have spread throughout pakistan placing down major highways come all high that has more from islamabad. they've. heard. that began printer toured. days ago but it was a botched attempt by government security forces to dislodge the protesters. intersection called sajid badat that changed everything the writing then spread across the country forcing the lawman or start to resign but as you can see now tens of th

now a groups are warning of the potential for a major cholera outbreak among the ranger who fled me in my face poor sanitation and a lack of hygiene facilities in makeshift camps in bangladesh we're definitely sitting on a ticking bomb as far as water sanitation and hygiene is concerned so the if you look at the sheer number of people and was the efforts being deployed in building latrines in that are not in a profound enough you know way the west you know have to be managed one way or the other to have. every reason to feel that we can get into situations that can lead to breaks to us b. one bombers. flown over the korean peninsula they were joined by south korean and japanese fighter jets the u.s. says it was a scheduled exercise of a south korean air space but it comes at a time of heightened tensions with north korea president trump and senior officials are due to visit so on tuesday as part of a tour of asia. has consistently said such military exercises are provocation. canada says it will admit nearly a million immigrants over the next week. and hundreds of journalists have been

off indonesia without his air live from doha also coming up miramar is accused of subjecting the ranger to what's described as a vicious system of apartheid. syrian president assad makes a flying visit to russia thanking credit putin for in his words saving his country plus. should have happened a long time ago should happen years ago. u.s. president donald trump puts north korea back on a terrorism blacklist paving the way for more. but first the man considered most likely to replace robert mugabe is in bob when president has reportedly spoken out for the first time since the military takeover amazon women gaga has said in a statement that president mugabe should resign immediately when gaga was a longtime ally a ally of mugabe and his deputy before he was fired earlier this month andrew symonds now takes a closer look at him as an man and god was background. two leaders one side by side who became sworn enemies this is how an extraordinary sequence of events started this is in relation to tell me nation. of employment as vice president m s m n i gag had been sacked by robert mugabe ar

texas rangers. texas highway patrol. emergency management. every resource we have available is working. at the end of this investigation, we will answer every -- any reasonable question. was the citizen injured that engaged with him? >> he was not. all to the law enforcement at all of the different levels. the collaborative working relationship will ensure a swift and certain evaluation of exactly what happened. we will provide that explanation as quickly as possible. we will be leaving here and going to meet with some of the family members of those affected. as soon as we finish up. will take a few questions. >> how many were in the church? >> we do not have those numbers. there were people in the church that escaped, that were not injured. we don't have all of the information. >> was the shooter part of a militia group? >> that is being investigated. we cannot say one way or another. >> what about him was suspicious? what originated the call? typesf are the under intense investigation right now. hopefully, we will learn more about that in t

refugees to return home once their paperwork is completed by bangladesh more than half a million ranger fled an army crackdown in rakhine state over the past three months it's got harder reports from young after days of negotiating bangladesh's foreign minister abdul hasan mahmud ali and myanmar leader on song suchi reach an agreement on a repatriation plan for the ranger who fled rakhine state over the last three months the memo of understanding was signed in a foreign minister level working group created as the leaders are reached agreement some of the hundreds of thousands of or hindu refugees who fled the violence spoke of their concern about how the repatriation will work. i don't think we did they discriminate against us because we are muslim and rango if they accept us as running is and give us full citizenship and allow us to live in peace and harmony then we will consider returning obviously the fight we have really suffered they have committed so many atrocities against us killed many of my family members been to homes and taken our land if they give us equal rights citizenshi

the rangers are the lead. they have the investigation and we're supporting them. >> chris combs with the fbi. [ inaudible question ] >> so, what we know is that he bought four weapons in total, two of them were bought in colorado. two of them were bought here in texas. there was -- there was one purchase per year in 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017. [ inaudible question ] >> i didn't hear. [ inaudible question ] >> all right. we've been listening to authorities in texas talking about this mass shooting at al church yesterday morning -- >> without getting into much detail, the subject -- >> just pausing for a moment to see what they're saying there. that was the press conference going on in texas about the mass shooting at a church yesterday morning. nbc's justice department correspondent, pete williams, is in our washington bureau. ho he's been listening along with me. it sounds like the headline to me is that this was a domestic dispute. >> no question about it. that's the way it's been looking since last night. the fb

lighthouse, we have a brunch from there we have a gold star memorial, we're honoring two wonderful rangersthat have lost their lives a few years back and i'll tell you what, it's great, it's a great event for the kids it shows them something, what it takes. and the sacrifice that gold star parents make with their kids >> do you have a goal in terms of fundraising because each dollar is important in helping these rangers and helping their families >> we would love to raise $100,000 at this event, we really would love it we've gotten close in previous years. who knows? >> maybe this year is the year, right, bk? >> it's a great organization, leadthewayfund.org there's a picture of us in our younger days we'll be running the whole thing. i'll be running the whole thing, we'll see what dan does. >> thank you so much for coming by >> thanks for having me, have a nice holiday and thanksgiving. >> happy veterans day. >>> time for the final trade tim? >> final trade, final trade, baba, we talked all about it, what a great company >> foot locker, selling it here aggressively >> i think you buy matte

he would mention the right hinge or crisis by name as it has in the past from the vatican the term ranger is hugely controversial in manaus where the majority of the population first in britain just as bengalis regarding them as illegal immigrants from band bangladesh. as pope francis arrived in me and more he carried with him the hopes of millions around the world even allowing for a small stumble as he disembarked this was a chance for the head of the catholic church to go face to face with those accused of ethnically cleansing mean marj minority michelin population known as the ranger during his meeting with the country's de facto leader. the pontiff called for peace but he failed to mention the word many wanted to hear. the country's british leadership project a month in new york several key people in the future of myanmar must be peace. when peace based on respect for the dignity and rights of each member of society. respect for each ethnic group and its identity that. critics say he has caved to pressure from his hosts the church says it feared the country's catholics would face in

said before human rights groups for example were expecting the pope to speak out on behalf of the ranger to use the term will hinder also to make it clear that he is not toeing the line of the me and more military of government now he didn't he didn't use the term at all he spoke about internal conflict so apparently he spoke to a sense that she about that in their meeting because i'm censored she of course is trying to push forward the peace process between the myanmar government and the myanmar military and the different ethnic groups now that's a long and very delicate delicate process and it does not include the minority because that is not considered an ethnic minority of myanmar the official standpoint of official perspective is that they are illegal immigrants from bangladesh so this process that on sense that she's pushing forward this peace process that she was referring to does not include there were him he said that there are many conflicts in me and mar and that they have to be addressed and that they can only be addressed by building bridges of dialogue and that this process

with those accused of ethnically cleansing mean mars minority moves from population nor does the ranger during his meeting with the country's de facto leader and son suchi the pontiff called for peace but he failed to mention the word many wanted to hear ranger that the country's buddhist leadership project. a month in the. form that the future of myanmar must be piece. by. piece based on respect for the dignity and rights of each member of society. respect for each ethnic group and its identity that. critics say he has caved to pressure from his hosts the chart says it fear the country's catholics would face in temptation the likes of which is known to the range of most of them for more than a year hundreds of thousands of them have fled their homes amid violence looting and attacks many end up living in squalor. later this week pope francis will hear their stories himself when he visits a refugee camp in neighboring bangladesh. and here's over the other stories now that are making headlines around the world ireland's deputy prime minister has resigned france's fitzgerald's departure m

ranger.> i was i was the yellow power ranger. it was cold last night and it's cold this morning in you could have used this yellow jacket. >> yes, i could. >> i think everybody was able to in dry conditions get their candy collecting done and this morning the temperatures have really dropped. we're dry on storm tracker6 but as we take a look outside, yeah, you may see some stars early just beyond the commodore barry bridge. you can just barely make out a few of those early clouds beginning to streak in but it is very chilly out there. 34 degrees in allentown right now. just above the freezing mark. that probably means in some of these areas around the official reporting station we are down to freezing. 36 degrees in reading. 35 degrees right now in trenton and 39 in millville. philadelphia is still at 42 and wilmington at 41 degrees. not much wind out there. future tracker6 shows you, though, how quickly the clouds will streak in across much of the region. we'll get clouds, some sun filtering

in the scottish premiership, two goals from matt o'hara gave a 2—1 win over rangers.e — one in the 80th minute. it was one — one in the 80th minute. it takes off the bottom of the table and leaves rangers fourth after back—to—back defeats. there was just one game tonight to tell you about in the premiership, newcastle travel run continues as they were beaten by gloucester who ran in four tries including this one. some neat skills on the wing. before going over to help closer to a 29—7 victory. in the pro “i, the south african cheaters returned to winning ways with 33-13 cheaters returned to winning ways with 33—13 win over edinburgh. they also have learned in four tries to get a bonus point win. after leading at half—time, also had to come back at half—time, also had to come back at half—time, also had to come back at half—time to the their opponents 23-22. it at half—time to the their opponents 23—22. it was a late converted try that proved the difference in the end between the two sides. and cardiff blues helé———— t here w m7, fourth game of the season. i. here isa

tlphia rangers on field all season. tight end zach is one of the team's most productiv players.ight he was on a differentfield but less important. chad pradelli has the story.>> zach delivered for the youth of camden. he and duncan don $15,000 for the football program. >> philadelphia has me so much years i have been give i love doing it. >> it's the touchdown for k program, $250 is donated every time the eagles score a touchdown. ertz isching the for hits pay dirt. >> sports is p the parents should know that their kids are safe, first foremotion. p turned upwards of 100s. now with all of gear, are going to get on the lasng we do send kids back onit hurts when weend the kid away. >> tackle wane wayne >> john: johnsonated from his clothing line. the potential f are ready for their new gea >> they say i'm going to play linebacker this year. >> y to lk good, aren't you? >> >> chad pradelli, "action news." >> uption news" tonight, we'll the 911 calls for back up an inmate convicted of escapes fromew jersey lockup. adam? warm this afternoon and not bad now, 51 philadelphia. the airpo

the visit will be fruitful for bangladesh if he comes and solves the problem about the ranger refugees. the port ended a part of the paying his respects to the assassinated founding father of the nation . on friday he will come face to face with the range of lose limbs. on his take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world u.s. media say the white house is considering replacing secretary of state rex tillerson with the current head of the cia reports say it's unclear whether president trump has given his final approval but if true it would be the biggest administration shakeup since he took office the relationship between mr trump and was to tell us that has reportedly been strained for some time. protesters in the philippine capital manila have held a rally against president of brodrick and deter plans to launch an unconstitutional crackdown against his opponents the protest was organized by rights groups who also condemn the possible return of police operations in the president's war on drugs. prosecutors are investigating the suicide of a boston crime leader a

80th minute when our o'hara got his second, that takes dundee off the bottom of the table and leaves rangers defeats. one game tonight to tell you about in the aviva premiership and newcastle's dreadful run continues after they lost to gloucester, who ran in four tries, including this one from henry purdie. great skills on the wing before going over to help gloucester toa before going over to help gloucester to a 29—7 victory. in the pro 14, the south african cheaters returned to winning ways with a victory over edinburgh, 33—13, they ran infour tries to secure a bonus point win. after leading at halftime ulster came back from behind to beat treviso 23—22, a late converted tries from andrew trimble proved the difference in the end between the two sides. cardiff blues held off a late rally from connacht to win their fourth late rally from connacht to win theirfourth game late rally from connacht to win their fourth game of the season, owen layne scoring one of their three tries in their 36—30 win in the welsh capital. these are all the scores i lewis hamilton came out on top after practice in

. >> the philadelphia rangers on field all sas. zach ertz is one of the team's most productive players. toghni he was on a different field but no less important. chad pradelli has the story. >> zach delered for the youth of camden. he and duncan doughnuts donatedl given mso muchn the five years i ha been here. anything i can give back, i love doing it. >> it's part o the touchdown for kids program, $250 is donated every time thescore a t. ertz is matching the amount for every time he hits pay dirt. >> youth sports isaramount. the parents should know that their kids are safe, first and foremotion. in years past they have turned away upwards of 100 kids. now with all of the new gear, the kids are going to get on the field. >> the last thing we want to do is send kids back on the streets. it hurts when we send the kid away. >> tackle wan wayne >> john: johnson donated from histhing line. the potential future stars are ready for their new gear. >> they say i'm going to play linebacker this year. >> you areo going to look good, aren't y

the company doing the work was ranger pipelines.he said she told the project manager what happened and he promised to reimburse her the cost of replacing the window, which was around $8,000. janet spent the next several months trying to get that promise fulfilled but got nowhere. we contacted ranger pipelines and it asked janlt to sign a nondisclosure agreement. so all janet can share us is she reached an agreement with the company and the issue has been resolved to her satisfaction. ranger pipelines didn't respond to our request for comment. if you have a consumer complaint, calls us, 1-888-996-tips or online at nbcbayarea.com/responds. >> well, a big christmas and holiday trees are going up all over the bay area, but today, one of the largest ones in the region will light up. >> it's a holiday tree at 555 california street in downtown san francisco. pretty big event. joe montana will be there and even bigger, nbc bay area's raj mathai. he's the mc. this is video of the tree arriving about a week ago. all the proceeds raised from t

while they pray for peace many others say the pope needs to do more to condemn the crackdown on the ranger which has been described by the un as ethnic cleansing. tuesday the first anniversary of the f.a.a. and crash that claimed the lives of the entire chapter soccer team on a flight to columbia carrying seventy seven people only six of five nineteen players and staff were killed the brazilian team was our route to play its first ever south american tournament final when his plane crashed and then more it was has in colombia to honor the victims. the memorial ceremony in colombia began with the playing of taps a traditional call performed at funerals flowers replaced at the site as well one year ago the media airlines flight the players were on ran out of fuel but was instructed to wait to land and ultimately crashed into a hillside near met i mean the airline subsequently lost its flying license due to the pilot skipping a refueling stop the president of the team shoppach a window was supposed to play in the final added a handwritten letter to a time capsule commemorating the tragedy tha

and says rakhine state where a military crackdown has been going on is a crime scene ranger living in miramar also denied citizenship on the basis of their ethnicity many are deleted from official records making it almost impossible for those who fled to the country to return home in relation to the ongoing system of a party that we describe in our report i think the world is way too willing to buy into the rest presented by the myanmar authorities about the need to convert terrorism about the need to establish security and that's why we felt it was a very important moment to remind both in myanmar officials and their international counterparts that absolutely no considerations be it security or the need to convert terrorism can justify the ongoing crimes against humanity to justify the system of apartheid there lebanon's army chief has called for full readiness from troops on its southern border with israel he said it just a day ahead of prime minister saad hariri is expected returned to beirut after a two week capsule let's go live now to santa harder our correspondent who's in the

and the power ranger as well. let us not forget the power ranger as well. "frozen" song that you guys know. ♪ do you want to build a snowman ♪ ♪ or ride a bike around the hall ♪ >> reporter: not bad, not bad. and every year you guys watch a movie. this year you guys decided to do what, "frozen" as well? >> no. >> reporter: no? then what are you going to do? >> don't know. >> reporter: that's good enough. so you're going to be seeing the parade. let's get you in here as well. you guys, you've been such a trooper. you've been out here with all these kids. >> my brother-in-law woke up at 4:30 to do this. i only showed up at 5:45. >> reporter: well, bless you. bless you for being here. >> exactly. it's all him. >> reporter: what are you looking forward to seeing and doing? >> i'm looking forward to santa claus. >> reporter: that's the wrong holiday. >> we're looking for santa claus. >> power ranger. >> and power rangers. >> reporter: all right, you guys, thank you so very much. happy thanksgiving to all of you. chris, erica, and the crew, happy thanksgiving. >>

the company was ranger pipeline. she told the project manager what happened. he promised to reimburse her the cost of replacing the window, which was around $8,000. janet spent the next several months trying to get that promise fulfilled and got nowhere. she reached out to us. we contacted ranger pipelines. they asked janet to sign a nondisclosure agreement. she reached an agreement with the company and the issue has been resolved to her satisfaction. they didn't respond to our request for comment. if you have a consumer complaint, call us, 888-996-tips or www.nbcbayarea.com. >> thanks so much, chris. >>> it is 4:56 right now. >>> california u.s. senator harris making good on a wager over the dodgers world series loss to the houston astros. she visited senator ted cruz wearing astros gear. the astros won the world series four games to three. if you didn't know, harris, the one-time san francisco district attorney is on the record as a giants fan. just in case you were not clear about that. >> not a bad deal. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay," we are tal

in texas their state police are the texas rangers. they've been around since 1823.stically professional organization. they'll help out and handle some of the evidence collection as well and then the fbi. this looks like it is probably going to move into the realm of a case that the fbi will take the lead on. we still have to be careful. we don't know what the motive was. small church. population in that town of 683 people. we know that this casualty count is going to climb. a number of people in critical condition and i think we really need to take a step back as we are very careful that this press conference that's coming is going to be key in giving us some answers. >> we will be bringing that live as soon as it begins. you talk about the fbi and the atf being on scene. these are federal agencies. you point out that this is such a small town. you believe that's why the federal investigators are involved at the onset. >> absolutely. obviously the federal government has more resources. so in this instance, my understanding, the fbi has a small satellite office there

years ago and him and those hugs and i have the ring and i think it was a time that i give you the rangers boys the really. there was a really nice my room just the two of us and i think i managed to catch cancer by surprise as well meghan markle is famous in her own right the thirty six year old american is best known for her role in the t.v. drama suit by royal standards the pair have kept a low profile rarely appearing together in public. though last year prince harry attacked what he called the racial overtones in the media coverage of markel who is a mixed race divorcee. different things that we wanted to do in there of course it's disheartening you know it's. it's a shame that that is the climate in this world to focus that much on that or that that would be discriminatory in that sense but i think you know the end of the day i'm really just proud of who i am and where i come from and marcos engagement ring features diamonds belonging to harry's late mother princess diana. well you know it's it is days like today and one when i really miss something around and that's been the most of