players going forward with rangers and indeed the manager7m players going forward with rangers and indeedanager? it has been suggested to me that the players are very unlikely to play for rangers again. kenny miller had a contract that expired in a few weeks anyway so that expired in a few weeks anyway so it's more than likely they will pay him up and move him on. the captain lee wallace is a different scenario, because he has 14 months left on his deal at ibrox. it has been suggested to me that it's very unlikely he has a future at the club, slightly more difficult to move him on. you are right to mention the manager, graeme murthy, in place at the end of the season. there is confusion about who will ta ke there is confusion about who will take over after that. my understanding is able not be graeme murty, they are out of cup competition, rangers, and fighting desperately to second place in the league. it was a dark day for rangers fans obviously, what is their reaction? would they feel they are siding with the players, who clearly care about the club, if you look at it that way, they ar

board, and told that if he wa nts ranger's board, and told that if he wants it, the job ranger's boardt if he wants it, thejob is said. you get the sense that there are those here at this club, who think he might well just say yes. today the man currently in charge came out fighting. i think i have done a good job so far, the club knows i want thisjob, it has never been job so far, the club knows i want this job, it has never been any doubts about that. if you are knowing that he gets the job, you would say to yourself, he is not more qualified than i am for the job. in fact he has probably codes for longer than gerrard has, is he here for his name? that is the question but the man himself has yet to provide rangers with an answer. what an incredible finish to the tonight's game in rugby union's aviva premiership. late, late drama as newcastle falcons beat leicester tigers to take a huge step towards sealing a spot in the play—offs for the first time in their history. they made a brilliant start to the match against their nearest rivals for the final play—off spot. former tigers star n

and some of the rangers say they don't feel safe.ves, having guns can resolve some issues but it can bring new issues to the table, t;s not something the city should take lightly, we are going to need input from the community...">( james ) the rangers and the parks department will partner with city police and the sheriff's office to study the idea. the results of that study will be reported to the city council in about six months. ( darya ) police have arrested stevante clark, the brother of stephon clark, who was fatally shot last month. sacramento police say the 25-year-old was arrested and accused of making threats to commit a crime resulting in death or bodily harm. along with felony assualt and fenlony vandalism. police say clark also called the police with the intention to annoy or harass. lark madeheadlines afr he disrupted an emotional city council meeting for his brother. stephon who was unarmed, was shot and killed by police. a friend of the family says he has had a severe breakdown.

this is what our storm ranger is capturing. right here the line of showers and pockets of moderate to heavy downpour. off the coast, but eventually that will start to track in and as that does, you could see how that highlights those incoming cells moving to the bay area. so let me give you a time line as far as when that cell is expected to move in. by about 4:23, bodega bay will see heavy downpours and by 4:34, guerneville and then 4:44 windsor will see some downpours but if you have to be somewhere early, head out now because the roads get tricky. now to the traffic maps. i have the radar turned on for the traffic maps. the highlights green zeen is where it is raining or precipitation just passed. we're seeing light slowing along 280 but aside from that chp still reporting a quiet start to the morning. but you could already see the bay bridge, no lights yet but it is wet and raining. slow it down. hopefully no spinout this is morning. back to you. >> and we have team coverage to keep you on track of what is going on with the

without a gun. >> reporter: she has been a ranger for 32 years. and says she's prepared for most confrontations. >> rangers have personal safety equipment. which includes pepper spray. tactical baton. >> now the city is considering arming them with guns chl especially with trying to prevent envirltal damage around homeless encampments. >> there is a criminal element. vehicles and meth. weapons from knives on up. >> homeless advocates are upset. >> it's a culture of fear against the homeless. it's unjustified. >> the mayor isn't convinced it would make the city safer. >> it's important to keep the park rangers safe.

one possibility would be to allow rangers to carry guns. >> reporter: the rangers say they have been encountering things like drug deals and stolen vehicles in the areas they patrol. and they say if they are being asked to do law enforcement work, they may need their tools and training, too. for san jose park rangers there have always been hazards on the job. >> falling rocks, trees, wildlands fires. >> reporter: now they are saying a shrinking police department and growing city have left them with more of a law enforcement role including policing the homeless encampment along city creeks. >> unfortunately, there is a criminal element that inhabit the creeks and the rangers have been bumping into that, which has created some concerns. >> reporter: concerns which the san jose city council wants to address. they unanimously voted to study the role of the rangers including whether or not they should be armed. >> each piece of equipment has its pluses and minuses. you know, adding a taser, adding a gun, doesn't necessarily make the officer safer. >> reporter: homeless advocates worry tha

and some of the rangers say they don't feel safe.e park ranger "...fire arms are not the answer in and of themselves, having guns can resolve some issues but it can bring new issues to the table, t;s not something the city should take lightly, we are going to need input from the community...">( james ) the rangers and the rangers and the parks department will partner with city police and the sheriff's office to study the idea. the results of that study will be reported to the city council in about six months. ( darya ) there is yet another unbelievable real estate sale to tell you about. a burned- out home in mountain view is on the market for more than one- four million dollars... take a look at the property. the real estate agent says she has been in the business for 35- years and has never seen anythng like this. the home is listed for 1- point- four million dollars. and there are several all cash offers already in . and as you can see .... the house is not even fully intact. ( darya ) and this burned out home in san jose has just

for rangers, it is more disappointment for them.ring steven gerard as their new manager. a penny for his thoughts if he was watching today. we will find out, hopefully, in the next few days whether he has agreed to take on that new role. but it is all about celtic, today, here in glasgow. any sign ofany celtic, today, here in glasgow. any sign of any team who can challenge this dominance? no. absolutely not. at the moment, the gap between celtic and rangers is pretty much as big as it has ever been. it is all about finance and football these days. celtic‘s finances dwarf their rivals. rangers have been trying desperately to claw back some ground on celtic. there is a feeling that here in scotland that as long as brendan rodgers remains in charge, rangers are going to struggle. the headlines on bbc news: labour's david lammy leads 200 mps who've signed a letter calling for government promises to windrush migrants to be written into law. south korea says kimjong—un has promised to close north korea's nuclear test site next month — and

here in san jose the city is studyingwhether park rangers should carry guns.some rangers say they would if they were armed as they patrol waterways that border city parkland. the parks department will be partnering with police, the water districtnd other stake holders in the months ahead to formulate a proposal to bring before the city council. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news in santa rosa a sprawling homeless encampment is dismantled to make way for a housing development with affordable units.it's located behind a dollar tree store on sebastopol road for two years. it's estimated that between 75 and 130 people call it home. catholic chartities have been out here working with the residents for over a month trying to get them into housing...some of those are temporary solutions, like shelter beds or hotel vouchers, but they say the goal is to get everyone here into a permanent solutions. for those who call this camp home....being forced to move out is heartbreaking.maureen kelly kron4 news we are just hours away from one of the biggest annual celebrations in san francisco as we expe

cities, only one, san antonio, arms their park rangers.he committee will report back to the san jose city council with their findings in the fall. in san jose, ann rubin, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> coming up, talks 2002 u.s. and north korea moving forward. what we're learning about a meeting between the cia director and kim jong-un. >> the concern is if it doesn't go well, which is certainly a possibility, that that could be the end of diplomacy. >> also, this south bay tear- down now off the market and sold for over its huge asking price. details after the break. >>> liftoff of the spacex a spacecraft that will search for new worlds beyond our solar system. >> this rocket launched from cape canaveral in florida today is carrying a nasa satellite into orbit. the slight will scan -- satellite will scan the skies for the next two years to identify which stars have planets that could support life. scientists expect to find as many as 20,000 planets. they hope that some of them will be in the habitable zone where liquid water can exist. >>> talks be

>> if a ranger was here. with a gun. i would have felt more secure. >> reporter: are you comfortable with carrying a gun? >> i will adapt to what the department wants. >> the department says it plans to spend about six months consulting partners agencies including the police as well as the public. before making a final proposal. >>> thank you. let's talk about the changing weather now. the sun is shining for the most part. for now. here's a live look across san jose. the chance of rain coming tonight. but not for everyone. chief meteorologist is with us. what do you see in. >> it's a comp collated picture. you can see storm ranger has dry conditions across the bay area. we had quite a bit of cloud cover to start. that sunshine is returning. really out here 50 to 75 miles you can see the rainfall. a wider view shows this storm. and typically we see the storms drop down from the north or from the west. right off towards the east. this one a little bit of a curve ball. this will move off to the south. and give us a glancing

he has been told of the job is created by the rangers board.old of thejob is his if he wanted. gerrard himself and his agent as saying absolutely nothing, but you do get the sense there are those at the club, at boardroom level, who think he might welljust say yes. today, the man currently in charge came out fighting. i think i have done a good job so far, the clu b have done a good job so far, the club knows i want thisjob, there has never been any doubt about that. if you are graeme murty and you know steven gerrard gets the job, if you are graeme murty and you know steven gerrard gets thejob, you if you are graeme murty and you know steven gerrard gets the job, you say to yourself, you know, he is no more qualified than i am for the job. to yourself, you know, he is no more qualified than i am for thejob. in fa ct, qualified than i am for thejob. in fact, graeme murty has boldly coached for longer than steven gerrard, so you may be thinking, is just because of his name? of ice that is the question, but the man himself is yet to provide range

refugees the ranger now of course the myanmar government doesn't call them ranger it doesn't recognize them as citizens of myanmar everybody in that delegation put their hands up in the chinese representative looked rather nervous but did not raise his hand i asked him afterwards why that was the case and he said that china respects what the ranger call themselves whatever way you look at today's appearance it has been a big i open up for this united nations security council delegation and as i say they don't want to meet and march to morrow as this visit continues. as the head on al-jazeera we report from scotland where the coals for independence are gaining new followers after the u.k.'s brags it to see. a mentor thomas after recycling facility in sick the most of this waste words have ended up in china but china has now find that recycling produce like this leaving the industry here and helps way in the world in like. the spring sunshine across north acer over the next few days very little cloud to speak of and it will be fine enjoyed sandwiches responding quite nicely to that sun s

that's it. set to be the next rangers boss. news where you are. hello. this is bbc news. a small solar power plant is in the process of opening at chernobyl, about 100 metres from the sarcophagus that covers the old nuclear plant. at the moment it's enough to power a small village but the ukrainian authorities are hoping it's the start of something bigger. but there are doubts about whether it's safe for people to work there, long term, asjonah fisher reports. why are you putting a solar powered station on probably the world's most famous radioactive site? news report: in the soviet union, the aftermath of the chernobyl disaster was given prominence on the news bulletins tonight... let me give you a sense of where we are. that metal structure is a hundred metres away, covering chernobyl‘s reactor which exploded catastrophically in 1986. does it worry you being so close to the nuclear reactor? not really. first of all we are fans of solar and we want to bring back this territory to the people, currently it has been uninhabited f

order on this one of them this at the rangers camp the night before. iraq's foreign minister started then after seven o'clock with proposal town the first on. the lake national park covers more than five thousand square kilometers that's six times the size of the then although it is home to a large number of animal species the park is struggling financially the vegetation is says think in some areas it's hard to actually see much wildlife the pope is also remote new big cities nearby very few tourists come to visit them at the a team meeting in the afternoon the ranges discuss the lines in the park that with fifteen two thousand and nine but only twenty nine two years later the head of the park feels the numbers even lower today they are among the few lions remaining in nigeria without the lions which is one of the biggest. in the park so all of these. bows and osprey species will definitely not the controlled. pollution is very very critical that it will important that we. just lines. after the meeting the team heads out to look the law is the ranges

there is a call to arm park rangers in san jose with guns.stone) kron four's rob fladeboe reports ... some rangers feel they would be safer if they were carrying a gun. some but not all rangers have been tasked with patroling waterways like the guadlupe river and coyote creek that border city park land. details are scarce but there have been a handful of incidents of late where rangers have had to interact with the homeless and and what some describe as a "criminal element," in these areas to the point where they do not feel safe. the vast majority of the more than 200 parks in the city of san jose are quiet neighborhood parks but some are now also surrounded by development. they're large, urban parks that are touched by crime says veteran supervising rangter pam helmke. she couldn't say how many of her fellow rangers want to carry a gun but says the idea will be given serious consideration.pam helmke/san jose park ranger "...fire arms are not the answer in and of themselves, having guns can resolve some issues but it can bring new issues to

bay area's sky ranger. right now two eastbound lanes of the bay bridge going to the east bay are closed. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening. >>> we were the first to break the news during our 5:00 newscast. back up to sky ranger still at the bay bridge. terrible traffic heading eastbound out of the city this evening as officers investigate exactly what happened. nbc bay area's sam brock is live in san francisco. sam, tell us how this unfolded. >> reporter: yeah, good evening. let's be very clear, drivers who witnessed what happened this afternoon said they had never seen anything like this. now the good news is that the chp officer who was hit and injured did not suffer life threatening injuries. he is expected to be okay. but this is an absolute mess. where i'm situated right now is a patch of grass in between eastbound and westbound 80. over my shoulder right here is eastbound 80 that you can see the cars barely moving along. they've shut down the entrance

rangers were down to ten men at that stage, and then it was made for from 12 yards.the late cup final in november. an historic final day at the commonwealth games with england's net bowlers pulling off their biggest win, shocking australia to take the title, and just as they did in the semifinal yesterday, victory came in the most dramatic fashion. with more on a momentous last morning, mike bushell. the closing ceremony may have finished, and the baton handed to birmingham for four years' time, but the party is still going on just on just off broad beach. they are certainly celebrating it very successful commonwealth games for the australians and the gold coast, so much so that there is talk year of bidding for the olympics in 2032. but it has also been a dramatic final day, a fitting way to end these games. the pain and agony for scotland in the men's marathon, and then the most incredible of finishes for england's net borrowers, taking on the hosts, australia, the world champions, in their first ever major final. never before had england reached a final, never win

there are park rangers that are out here. and the woman you see next to the park ranger over to his right, that is someone here from the city's attorney office. most amazingly that this victim that was hit by the tree has nonlife-threatening injuries. the fire department say the man was listening to music when the tree broke and landed on him. he was able to call 911 from his cell phone and direct dispatchers to where he was while he was pinned underneath the tree. what is amazing about that is here in the park there are hundreds if not thousands of trees many of them have downed branches and so after first responders rescued that man, when park rangers came out to further their investigation, they had a difficult time finding the tree branch and the tree that was broken. the fact that the man was able to direct first responders to him was incredible. sfpd located the victim first and then the fire department arrived afterwards. people who spend time in this park say they will be more california now. >> we do ride our bikes o

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

as for rangers, they are on the verge of securing steven gerrard as their latest manager.atching today but for celtic, more celebrations, something they are getting very used to. brilliant, best feeling in the world. come on the celtic! dreams come true, i couldn't sleep last night, always get nervous for these games but no need to be nervous, absolutely magical. absolutely incredible, my third old firm at celtic park. brendan rodgers has done a marvellousjob and i hope he is here to help you get ten in a row, do you know what you mean? fantastic! it isa it is a tough job it is a toughjob if it is a tough job if steven gerrard go to rangers. manchester city, already premier league champions, show no signs of slowing down as the end of the season approaches. they won 4—1 at west ham — a result which leaves the hammers only three points above the relegation zone. city were dominant throughout. after leroy sane scored city's first after 13 minutes, an own goal put the visitors 2—0 up. aaron cresswell did give west ham some hopejust before half—time but that was shortlived. ci

the rangers have been bumping into that. >> if the city council voted to study the role of park rangers, including whether or not they should be armed. >>> a teacher at berkeley high school is on administrative leave after bringing a historic weapon onto campus. the school district says the history teacher showed students the decommissioned rocket launcher and how it is used while in class. an email was sent to parents notifying them about the incident. he is popular among students and has been teaching for more than 10 years. the district would not say if his leave is paid or unpaid. . >>> prosecutors in minnesota will announce if they will file criminal charges in the death of music superstar prince. he was 57 years old when he died in 2016 at his estate in minnesota. an autopsy found he died of an accidental overdose of fentanyl. he did not have a prescription. court documents show authority searched his home, his cell phone records, and email accounts trying to determine how he got that drug. >>> the governor of hawaii has issued a state of emergency after torrential rains caused fl

or internally displaced persons camps in situ way and the right kind region the recognition of ranger as an ethnicity and restoration of their citizenship return of their land and property and the release of all ranger who have been imprisoned unjustly well let's bring in our guests now for today's inside story in london turn keane president of the burmese were change organization in the u.k. in cox's bazar bangladesh is shelley to cross-post woman for the world food program and also in london nora hague amnesty international's myanmar researcher thank you all for being with us today on inside story turn came in london if i can start with you how hopeful are you that these demands by the world including the restoration of citizenship will be met by myanmar's government. i think we have to look at how the systematically berman's military and government been doing there oh he sees quite a long time and we as far as the way the attitude towards rohingya it's been go it's been going about six months now eight months now where more than seven hundred rohingya fled from burma to bangladesh

an emotional meeting between ranger refugees and a u.n. delegation who heard stories of rape and torture. also why a time journalist who was jailed for rolling salt has now been freed more on that stay with us. allan and most of europe is still enjoying a nice bit of warm spring in fact the want has increased in many countries poland germany france for instance but further west it's rubbish in short there is nothing like spring where there's a lot of cloud there which maybe hines what's going on because you've got a warm front in there you think well that's all right isn't it that's the top of the warm air beyond it beyond paris london's max and only eight degrees out is sunday never put you want on monday and then had the wind and the rain seven degrees now is more like february is really nasty get out into france as well and she gives you a pretty poor northern spain and only thirteen in madrid that's not going to last much longer than monday the whole thing collapses the coldest off being blown in europe to fourteen the time we get to t

not sure how rangers manager—in—waiting steven gerrard will be feeling.tland understands rangers are confident gerrard will take over in the next few days, with talks between the club and the former liverpool and england captain said to have gone well. it's another big day in the premier league, as champions manchester city travel to west ham with a record points haul in their sights. pep guardiola's side are currently on 90, and with four games left to play, chelsea's record total of 95 is well within their reach. as for west ham, they're not yet safe from relegation. steve wilson is at the london stadium for match of the day two. ‘sand ‘s and every person listed football fan, most football fans are pessimistic will be able to work out a scenario where west ham go down. i think they will be ok, but i think the two manchester clubs are yet to play, they will not feel comfortable until they can get one more point, certainly three on the board. in today's other match, arsene wenger travels to old trafford to take on manchester united for the last time as ar

leon invites me to see the rangers at work in the field.e teams, two mamba teams, mamba teams are rapid reaction teams. this team's are on vehicle patrol now, moving from point a to point b where there's a bunch of elephant bulls at the moment. they're always supported by a large machine—gun. and everything's packed inside this vehicle? these guys are self—sufficient for ten days. the work can be dangerous. in 2012, six rangers lost their lives to poachers in an ambush. for those protecting the park today, it's work they are proud of. many governments currently caution against travel to this region. but despite the risks, some tourists are starting to come here on safari, with the money generated funding a third of the park's costs. for now, at least, the wildlife here seems safe and the area of zakouma under african park's protection has a good outlook. the animal numbers are increasing. in particular, the elephants. symbols of zakouma's remarkable turnaround and offering hope for further conservation across the continent. well, that's all

and the woman you see next to the park ranger over to his right, that is someone here from the city's attorney office. most amazingly that this victim that was hit by the tree has nonlife-threatening injuries. the fire department says the man was listening to music when the tree broke and landed on him. he was able to call 911 from his cell phone and direct dispatchers to where he was while he was pinned underneath the tree. what is amazing about that is here in the park there are hundreds if not thousands of trees many of them have downed branches and so after first responders rescued that man, when park rangers came out to further their investigation, they had a difficult time finding the tree branch and the tree that was broken. the fact that the man was able to direct first responders to him was incredible. sfpd located the victim first and then the fire department arrived afterwards. people who spend time in this park say they will be more california now. >> we do ride our bikes out there. and occasionally, you hear things falling and stuff. so just being up here as long as i hav

you can see storm ranger tracking it all. the atmospheric river will hit late tonight. >> "today in the bay's" pete suratos is live with what crews are doing to prepare for the rain and, pete, we're talking low-tech solutions here. >> reporter: here behind me this is what happens when the city is expecting the rain to come in. crews are still in place and they've been here the past four hours. we can see crews around apartments in the area, businesses in the area. it's a low lying area. they want to prevent flooding. that's why they have that set up there. way up north and that's at the oroville dam. that spillway forced more than 200,000 people to evacuate. the rains could bring the water level to what officials are calling the triggering level. workers may have to use it. the water resources are saying they feel comfortable using it if need be. you still have workers putting it in place. hopefully it will prevent flooding in the area when the rain comes down. they'll be in place until the rain subsides. live in san francisc

the team beat the rangers 3-1. both teams play tonight at 7:05 pm. >>> a horse found itself in trouble after getting stuck upside down in a ditch. we will let you know how they were able to rescue that horse. >>> welcome back to "mornings on 2". rescue workers came to the aid of a horse that got stuck upside down in a drainage ditch over the weekend. it happened sunday at the indian hills horse ranch . these are photos from the santa clara county fire department showing specialized equipment that had to be used to get the horse out. the horse weighed about 900 pounds. the rescue took about four hours. officials say the horse managed to walk away with only minor scrapes. no word on how it ended up in the ditch in the first place. >>> on the uc berkeley campus yesterday, a mountain lion was spotted. just after 3:30 pm, an university employee saw the mountain lion while walking through the campus. the mountain lion was not aggressive and did not move, according to campus police. that university employee backed away sl

final, beating ten man rangers 4—0 at hampden park. saving the best for last, england's netball ‘s claim and historic commonwealth games gold with a dramatic last—second win against the hosts and champions australia. it's amazing, amazing! by voices hoarse from yesterday, i'm just so happy! good evening. welcome to sportsday. manchester city our premier league champions for the third time in six yea rs, champions for the third time in six years, and they won the title thanks to defeat for their nearest rivals, and while their manager was on the golf course. manchester united lost 1-0 to golf course. manchester united lost 1—0 to west brom, handing city the title with five games to spare. this is how much of the day's steve wilson described the moment. west bromwich albion have beaten manchester united, and manchester city are the champions of the premier league. what an upset. what a result for west broner jargon. premier league. what an upset. what a result for west bronerjargon. out of the blue. jay rodriguez with the only goal of th

storm ranger mobile doppler radar. showing how active right now. do want to take you into more rain, heading into oakland through 6:25. and then, the 680 corridor hilt hard tonight. more wet weather continuing here over to danville. as we head throughout the next 35 minutes. we'll talk about the next round. going to get heavier than this. when it arrives at 6:19 tonight. >>> jeff, thank you. don't be the last to find out about the rain where it is coming down. download the free nbc bay area app. helpful. you can monitor the changes before you head out the door. >> the south bay is getting pounded by round two of the storm. causing all sorts of accidents along highway 17. nbc's laura sambol continues from the santa cruz mountains. laura, tell us how bad it is out there with the commute? >> reporter: well, jess. bear creek road, highway 17. you can see the rain is coming down lightly right now. but there are no major problems on the highway. what a big difference just a few hours makes. emergency crews head to an accident along highway 17 south of lo

also the mouthwatering prospect that if he moved to rangers, he would go head—to—head with old manager to be doing very well at celtic at the moment! mouthwatering prospect he is on the shortlist at rangers.” wonder if you would be a popular appointment. we will be back with you later. arsene wenger will have mesut ozil, jack wilshere and better check available for the first leg of arsenal's semifinal against atletico madrid, they all missed the 4—1win on sunday with west ham united, with minor injuries. —— petr cech. it is the final european home match in charge for arsene wenger at the arsenal, atletico madrid are second in spain, they have a very good recent record in europe so it will be difficult. eddie hearn has asked wbc champion deontay wilder to show us wbc champion deontay wilder to show us the money after deontay wilder claimed he had $50 million in the bag for a unification fight. the american holds the only one of the four main belt that eddie hearn's anthonyjoshua does four main belt that eddie hearn's anthony joshua does not four main belt that eddie hearn's anthonyjoshu

still playing premier league football for queens park rangers not far short of his 40th birthday. assistant in a manager, forever the team man perhaps. use alongside carlo ancelotti at his beloved tells the as they won the dublin 2010 and has been a regular co—commentator and pungent in the years since. at times in his life he has been troubled by physical and mental health problems. he said his battle against all ball was tougher than any footballing upona was tougher than any footballing upon a faced. he did so with much support. for many he will be rendered as one of the best players of his generation but more profoundly as one of the nicest in the game —— he will be remembered. patrick on the light of ray wilkins who died today at the age of 61. guys on the life. the 21st commonwealth games officially under way after a spectacular opening ceremony on the gold coast. more than four and ceremony on the gold coast. more thanfourand a ceremony on the gold coast. more than four and a half thousand athletes from 71 nations and territories will be competing over the 11 days of the co

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. >>> well, nbc bay area sky ranger is near the golden gate bridge right now. live pictures, the chopper is flying over the bay right now. and just spotted a gray whale minutes ago putting on quite a show. take a look. this is just from a few moments ago. the whale just cruising. it's not uncommon during this time of the year to see gray whales, but boaters are urged to stay back, stay away, just look from afar and enjoy the partly cloudy skies right now in san francisco. jeff ranieri will be back in a few moments with our weather forecast as we admire this shot from sky ranger. >> so cool to see that whale. >>> up next here at 5:00, why did he run back into the building that was burning? the new details we're learning about that mobile home fire in san jose that took a man's life. >>> plus, it could be a grand slam. the new deal for the oakland a's on the new stadium site. a heart jose. her brother was killed in yesterday )s mobile home fire. tonight -- she )s sharing this >>> a heartbroken sister in san jose. her brother was killed in yesterday's mobile home

days as a ranger instructor. you know? away. and then come home five or six days and go back. >> right. >> okay? so we did that for the first two or three months. i think it was only two months. i can't quite remember. >> okay. and then after the advanced course is this about the time when he was picked up for graduate school? >> no. >> okay. >> we went out to fort lewis, washington. >> okay. how was fort lewis? >> i loved it out there. our second child was born out there. our second son was born at fort lewis. >> it was a different experience than in germany? >> harry, you know, then they would let the husbands come in the labor room. okay? not the delivery room still but the labor room. >> right. >> so you took these classes, you know, to teach us how to breathe, you know, to breathe, okay? harry went through all of those classes. okay? and my second son was born within two hours after i went into labor. >> wow. >> so i -- the time we got to the hospital, okay, they rushed me right up to the delivery room so al

rangers put up a four spot in the second. and win it 6-3.thompson younger brother trace is with the a's. claiming him from waivers from the yankees. he made his debut with the white sox in 2015. with 19 home runs. 50 rbi and 150 games over three seasons in the majors. by the way according to to the san francisco chronicle. clay said trace will live with him in oakland while he plays for the a's. kind of cool. >> all right. thank you. save on rent. living together. >> did you see this. the eagle during the minnesota twins home opener. it was supposed to fly across the stadium. it had its own flight path. >> at its own player. >> wow. >> the eagle took a little detour. landing on a player. >> he was so calm. >> the player was very calm. james pax ton. look at that. >> no one got hurt. and the eagle was reunited with its trainer. >> eagles are huge. i would have been hysterical. >> oh, man. >> all right. jeff take us out. >> tomorrow looks like it might be gloomy. >> very heavy rainfall. on the way. we have a look at the ra i dar. showers movin

games, celtic and rangers, so i was very pleased with their commerce and control in the game. to do. this group of players have been outstanding over these last couple of seasons, but there is still a lot of seasons, but there is still a lot of work for us to do. premier league champions manchester city so no signs of slowing down at the end of the season. they won 4—1 at west ham, leaving the hammers only three points above the relegation zone. city were dominant throughout, an own goal put the visitors 2—0 up. creswell gave them some hope but it was short lived. in the second half city were in control. they scored two more. the final one of the goal was putting them within one of chelsea's premier league record. arsene wenger was greeted by sir alex ferguson as he took arsenal to 0ld alex ferguson as he took arsenal to old trafford. no sentimentality on the pitch as united took an early lead. arsenal pulled equal in the second half. injury time when fellaini got all three points for united. it guarantees them qualification for next season. united. it guarantees them qualific

there has been effectively a scorched earth campaign against the ranger but i would have gone where the monish are going to agree that i would have the it's you know women children have been executed along with men range of vision t.v. help to sort of counter this idea that it is just a targeted operation to weed out revenge militants. but there are of course branded as brazen propaganda and they've been targeted with relentless attempts to discredit them we saw at the start of the crisis in august range of vision t.v. a very accurately reporting what was going on the number of people who were fleeing the scale of the violence. and that information wasn't used by international media at all because there's been such a fuss made by the government of burma or about the reliability of or in just sources and that's a loss because they are getting information out on the ground in rakhine state. and that significant me or my government has blocked access to the region turning more kind into a black hole for the news without access international journalists have come to rely solely on refugees

we get a look at storm ranger radar. as you get a wider look, we can show you when that next change would start to arrive. it looks like by wednesday, the first thing you'll notice is cloud cover increasing. no more sunny skies by wednesday afternoon and evening. we'll turn to more of a mostly cloudy sky. eventually by thursday night, rainfall starts to approach here to the north. we do have a lot of moving parts as this wet weather does eventually get here. i want to give you an outline of what i'm thinking right now in terms of this system as it arrives. friday and saturday, some of the heaviest rain. totals in some locations could reach up to three inches. we'll have fast running creeks and rivers, also some gusty winds, and of course maybe still some timing and intensity changes. more specifics on the rain totals and where i think things will fit here as we head through the week. >> thank you, jeff. >>> track the changing weather on our free nbc bay area app. it is more accurate than your standard weather apps. you c