the rangers take the chief at his word. after they leave the village we find out how widespread poaching really is. most people here don't benefit from the tourist trade so they don't see how important it is to the national economy only a few villagers have ever seen an elephant in the wild. critter mencia ok has a job but he's the only one in his family who dares he makes just enough to provide for himself his mother and his four siblings. choke a works as a driver for a safari tour operator it's an honest jump he says that lots of the villagers just go to the park and poach but he won't name names. of the most of the just look around some people have new cars and big houses but they don't have jobs that should tell you something right they are pushing. the park recently hired a few local women to patrol the outer fence but that's just five new jobs. two days later in the early morning we return to the search for a while dogs there are still no sign of them. sht. but and one must keep looking but. i have cut the cord to st

did you become a ranger? ranger.: i was not a that is one of the positions i have not had, which is interesting. i have been an intern, a employee,, a term which is an employee of the federal government that has a specific time limit, i've been program manager, a reviewer for the national historic landmark program, which is a partnership program. i have been a regional coordinator, regional chief historian for the southeast region in atlanta. >> how did you become chief historian? what is the process for getting the job? ms. lowe: you apply. applicationrous process, as applying for the federal government can be. i was the chief historian for four years in the southeast region and the job became ,vailable when robert sutton chief historian at that time, retired. got his degree at washington state university and we always to each other that i went the wrong school because i went to university of washington. i applied for the job through usa jobs, which is the federal job site, and i received it. 17 national par

rangers are back. them, he was deja vu for celtic were already played and beat them in champions league qualifying. it took until the final minutes of the first half, the celtics are really friends and they could not beat them. but, as they slept in, celtics swept forward. what might be a crucial goal in their group, leaving celtic and equal parts drenched and delirious. manchester city have picked up their first win of the women's super league season, thrashing everton 4—0 this evening. georgia stanway, claire emslie and two from england striker nikita parris against her old club gave city the win. in the championship, manchester united's first home league game ended in a comfortable 3—0 win over sheffield united women. anthonyjoshua claims it's hisjob to "show the non drug cheat is a stronger & better fighter" as he prepares to defend his world heavyweight titles against alexander povetkin. a russian who failed two doping tests in 2016. it's the weigh in tomorrow. this was all fairly jovial at the pr

of the hunters come from local villages and know the area just as well as the rangers do. the was life a southern kenya is spread across many thousands of square kilometers most of it most high country. the landscape is breathtakingly beautiful but it's also under threat. local women also play an important role in fake wave us as monitoring network they are the eyes and ears of the community she maintains good contact with them and some work for her as informants. it's the women that are out in the markets in our out talking and hearing about potential poaching plans and you know we've seen through our women's empowerment programs that where women have trusted channels to report on suspicious activity they do and that can drive big impact. on the information provided by local people is collected at the n.g.o.s office in nairobi along with the data compiled by the rangers. these are all parts of the puzzle that fake wave us as team is analyzing and he's thought of pleats are then passed on back to the rangers or reported to police across the region a fake way first began wo

the ranger documents the elephants movements here before the place to put one of the. more critical. a camera truck would also identify like how many. of the rangers risked their lives on this job wherever you find elephants you usually find poachers too many of the hunters come from local villages and know the area just as well as the rangers do. the wildlife a southern kenya is spread across many thousands of square kilometers most of it most high country. the landscape is breathtakingly beautiful but it's also under threat. local women also play an important role in fake wave us as monitoring network they are the eyes and ears of the community she maintains good contact with them and some work for her as informants. it's the women that are out in the markets and are out talking in and hearing about potential poaching plans and you know we've seen through our women's empowerment programs that where women have trusted channels to report on suspicious activity they do and that can drive big impact. is the information provided by local people is collected at the n.g.o.s

. >> did you ever become a ranger? turkiya: that is one of the positions i have not had in the parks service. that is very interesting. i have been an intern, a researcher, a term employee, which is an employee of the federal government that has a specific time limit. i have been a program manager. i have been a reviewer for the national register and national historic landmark program, which is one of our partnership programs. i have been a regional coordinator, regional chief historian for the southeast region in atlanta. which is the position i was in before becoming chief historian. >> and how did you become chief historian? what is the process for getting that job? turkiya: you apply. it is an onerous application process, as applying for the federal government can be. i was chief historian for four years in the southeast region , and the job became available when robert sutton, chief historian at that time, retired. and i always send out a shout to dr. sutton, because he got his degree at washington state universit

.>> when we were taking a tour before we started the interview, the ranger said every ranger talks about something different. even in a space that is beginning to process of becoming a unit pick is that okay? >> actually it is okay. that ranger is bringing their expertise to the site. we definitely have set programs and talking points and information that is on each of the tours but the individual rangers are given some autonomy to do further research for different research depending on their expertise and the topic they are interested in. to keep it fresh but also to expand knowledge for the site so the set information in the program and we try to empower historians or the interpreters to share the tidbit.>> in the set information that is in program themselves and even in the expanded discussion by the ranger, how do you decide whose story is important to tell? >> usually we have taken the practice that interpretation is a facilitated dialogue and lots of respect so we are -- how much information to they have and what is their experience with the topic they are discussion -- their discu

the ranger sometimes has to trek far into the bush to track one down. finally we catch a glimpse of who and her baby who was born in june. the gestation period for this species is eighteen months. we have to be cautious rhino mothers offer rushes in defense of their young. one who is like my daughter is the same character the mother just a smaller stick breaking she is very she is already facing that area that action that is what who is who. is. so i think. attack. three rhinos cross our path the driver's getting a little nervous. which is just. the safest move when you see a rhino is to freeze that it understands you don't represent a threat. but when it's do. you can continue. about ninety rangers work here and you jeanette is in charge she's been running the rhino fund since two thousand and eight and has brought a lot of new staff on board. and the number of animals in the sanctuary has almost doubled under her direction while the situation on the run is a unique guy if for a long time there was a short period maybe one thousand nine hundred sevente

we're not allowed to show their faces just the chief rangers.being a game keeper here in south africa's kruger national park it is a dangerous job poachers have struck again and they could still be nearby. the chief ranger looks for clues. this is good to do with this book or you throw. his. focus on.

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this was coming right toward storm ranger 4. we can take a closer look at that with storm ranger. we sent to it virginia beach. a lot of us vacation down toward that area. we don't want to put david culver or storm ranger in danger. montgomery county, frederick county, we're sing some rain. not like last night but we are seeing showers. martins burg, back toward leesburg and frederick. a little in the way of sunshine and blue skies. not much the next couple days. 79 tomorrow. the bt chancef showers from florence come during the day and then only a 30% chance of showers on saturday and sunday. the redskins game is a-okay. rmnday, 83 degrees with a chance of s and the remnants of florence making their way. so not expecting too much in the way of heavy rain.hi florence, boy, do we get nice. some of the nicest ather we've seen in long time and do we need it or what? >> w need to dry out, doug. all right. oue hurricane cover is just getting underway. stay with news4 as florence gets toward make landfall. >> us, the pope investigates after another resignation. >>> michelle obama is goin

should make the former ranger strategy of holding back seems to be working. on. them in the future i will help to protect the park and make sure no one comes scavenging so the gorillas can stay safe in my. study she. whether the growers are able to keep their promises will depend on how the regional economy develops everyone is hoping plenty of tourists will come to see the gorillas that should help to bring change for the better. play some entered you can see how we're protecting this world heritage site and the part of you here in the park and that's no problem with the monster when you see a park and it's not because we'd like more tourists to come here so there's a future for us rangers and our families. to restrain. the gorillas seem relaxed and low level tourism can help this certain species. border tourists are in any case unlikely until this piece. just one example of the kind of pressure national parks face and it's primarily we humans are causing problems even when the animals are left in peace there's still plenty to do to protect an area like that's a

luckily he was ok to carry on. found the second goal. of steven gerrard's time at rangers.o third. there were four games in the women's super league today. from 2—0 down to win 3—2. a bizarre own goal coming up. abbie mcmanus scored it. the keeper misjudged the bounce, perhaps both at fault. painful, though. birmingham city's100% start. in the other games... in super league next season. 30-0. they needed to win by 11! in the premiership, leicester tigers won 19—15 against sale. seventh in the table. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. this is bbc news. the conservative party conference currently under way in birmingham. and the international trade secretary liam fox. and rejected claims that she does not believe in brexit. her chequers plan. the chequers plan as it is currently constituted is dead, isn't it? no, it isn't. forward. neither of which were acceptable to the uk. the vote of the british people. away from the rest of the united kingdom. neither of those was acceptable to us so we said no. we would put our plan forward. and ireland, p

in the early 1900s, the reacher -- ranger who works here lived in the point blow. -- pueblo. they probably would not do that today. preservation ideas have changed. we want to keep things as authentic as we can. in the 1950's after another house was built for the rangers, they were able to take the walls and the apartment down so that it was more authentic to the original structure. get is,he questions we where did the people go? this site was occupied between the 1100s and 1250's. split upmmunities were into smaller groups that moved to other areas. we think this was due to an extended drought that occurred. if you have an agricultural society that is trying to sustain a few hundred people for 30 or 40 years, and you have a drought, it will be difficult for that amount of people to be sustained by the same amount of land. so we typically see smaller settlements being built in surrounding areas after the 1250's. people who were living in this area are ancestors of people who still live here. so they did not leave, they just moved to different areas but they are still here. so

right now storm ranger not seeing a whole lot. high definition radar. short term a bit of a roller coaster. temperatures soar toward the 90s in the valley later this week. get ready for big changes just in time for the start of fall. we're talking the ten-day outlook. finally brings chance of rain back to northern california including the bay area. the full forecast in ten m minutes. >>> the aftermath of hurricane florence is still taking its toll and the worst may still be ahead. the latest victim, a 1-year-old swept from his mother's arms by the flood waters. more than half million homes and businesses are without power. dams and levees are showing signs of distress. landslides also a big concern. >> first responders have rescued over 300. >>> a notable decision conservative activists in danger of their lives had their lawsuit thrown out of a federal court. they claim hthey were beaten by mass activists. the judge said there was not enough evidence to support that claim. >>> a driver hit a student as she was walking to school today. it happened around

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ten of them have come against the rangers, that's a two-run shot.rian beltre, his turn to go deep. watch ramon laureano. great catch, sticks the spikes into the wall. are you kidding? this is unbelievable. two outs in the sixth. chad pinder, he's going to add one a solo shot, his 11th of the year. that's going to put oakland up by one. it's tied again in the bottom of the eighth matt olson matt olson is going to pick up his 25th of the season. a's go on to win 8-6. they are still three 1/2 back of the astros who never seem to lose anymore. they've won seven straight at this point. >>> giants and brewers, look at the on-deck circle routine. kind of fun. second straight game the giants gave up a first-inning home run. travis shaw off stratton. jones has two home runs. two-run blast makes it four thr -- 4-3 in the eighth. this man is pleading for a hit, any hit. unfortunately hunter pence cannot deliver. he can't be consoled, but his daughter does a really good job. giants lose 4-3. that's really cute. i like that. this report is sponsored by river roc

what might the former rangers strategy of holding back seems to be working. on. them in the future i will help to protect the park and make sure no one comes scavenging so the gorillas can stay safe. whether the growers are able to keep their promises will depend on how the regional economy develops everyone is hoping plenty of tourists will come to see the gorillas that you'll help to bring change for the better. lake among some on third you can see how we're protecting this world heritage site with you here in the park and that's no problem with the monsters in the supercommittee not because we'd like more tourists to come here so there's a future for us rangers and i'll family. to restrain. the gorillas seem relaxed and low level tourism can help this certain species. hordes of tourists or in any case unlikely until there's peace in a stand. just one example of the kind of pressure national parks face and it's primarily we humans will cause the problems even when the animals are left in peace there's still plenty to do to protect an area like that's a good poi

and texas rangers have interview ed her. zachary quiche, t subway center new york world trade center has reopened since the 9/11 attacks. the station was buried under debris when the twin towers fell. the new courtland street statioa will have graffiti on the walls with words from the declaration of oindependence. >> it shows that we never forget. a piece of us. >> we have worked very hard over the last three years to the recreate the station in a poignant and special place in new york. >> the station cost more than $180 million to build. >>> tropical storm florence has strengthened into a category one hurricane this morning, and it is e expect hurricane by the time it reaches coast. and northern florida and carolinas can should prepare for a hit. virginia and north carolina have declared states of emergency alrea already. >>> we are tracking hurricane florence right now who has grained strength from category 1. this is where it is and where it is expected to hit. winds are 75 miles per hour, but as it is traveling over the

from the united nations since genocide was at the heart of crimes committed against rangers by me and most military so will the generals face justice we take you live to young. i'm phil gayle welcome to the program. the leaders of germany's three governing party is a due to meet over the next few minutes to discuss the future of germany's domestic intelligence chief. martin has come under fire after comments he made about right wing protests in the city of candidates last month the center left social democrats say he has to go the germans conservative interior minister horse they offer wants him to stay once again i'm going to machall coalition government is facing a stress test. this video of right wing protests in chem that's clearly shows people giving the hitler salute in another video a foreign looking person is chased and told he's not welcome but some people questioned its authenticity. one was the head of germany's domestic intelligence service. but he offered no evidence for that skepticism and now finds himself under pressure to resign. the junior partners and america's gove

we are with the storm ranger we are with the storm ranger tracking thei' i put criminals in prison during the day jennifer wexton, and as a prosecutor, and changed diapers at night. later, when i had a law pracce, i volunteered to help moms collect child support. then, as state senator, i worked across party lines to target sexual offenders and take guns away from domestic abusers. in congress, i'll stand up to president trump. i approve this message because, like every working mom, what's ahead is as important as what's in the rearview mirror. >>> in virginia beach, folks will wait out the storm expected to write them some tropical storm conditions. >> and the storm surge could be a couple of feet. >> david culver joins us live. this weather is drawing a crowd there, huh? >> reporter: it really is. that's kind of the concern for a lot of officials. this is state a state of emergency, a mandatory evacuation zone. yet some people decided to leave. when they saw the track shift farther south, they said in some cases, we'll go back. officials saying it is not necessarily safe here. nonethels

they are indeed 2-0. >>> 20,000 fans on hand to see the a's host the rangers.wo outs in the first inning and treated to this. crush david, otherwise known as chris. 31st home run of the year. ten of them against the rangers and adrian beltre going deep in the top of the third but watch d l lariano at the wall. that is unbelievable. two outs in the sixth. game died. chad pinder hits a solo shot to give oakland the lead once again but the rangers would tie it up and in the bottom of the eighth, matt olson gets his 25th home run of the season and that will put the a's up for good. they would go on to win 8-6 and remain three and a half games behind the astros in the a.l. west as the astros beat boston. they don't seem to lose anymore these days. >>> giants and brewers, this is a unique routine to warm up for the rookie. for the second straight game, the giants gave up a first inning home run as travis shaw getting the best of chris stratton. unfortunate for the san shot makes it 4-3. so they got a chance. giants he rally going with two outs. any t. pleading f ahit

paul chevshuk is former national park service ranger and historian. he shows camp photos and describes how dwight eisenhower's time there shaped his military career. this program is 50 minutes. dennis: welcome, everyone, to the great war camp colt weekend at eisenhower national historic site in gettysburg. we have on-site re-enactors, as well as programs for the visitors here this weekend, talking about world war i and camp colt. this is the 100th anniversary of camp colt. the tank training program for the united states army was commanded by captain eisenhower. this was his first command. it's an all-weekend program, and

i would tell people i wanted to be an army ranger after high school. they would take him a you mean like a forest ranger? i was like, eh, a little different. [laughter] rep. davidson: i am listed at a high school and was stationed in germany. we got to see the wall come down. that goes back to the era that i was in. went to west point, not a normal route. worked out great. served in the ranger regiment in the 1990's. i was and as of there. i was there after somalia. some of my a folks in my unit served there. i didn't. i was that was put up a time. the embassies in kenya and and cans and you were bombed by al qaeda in 1998. august of 1998. unfortunately, we did not send our best units to go do with that. we sent over the fbi. as a law-enforcement matter. we were in shock. we were like, we are not going? i think world history come up with can look today, with the benefit of hindsight and say history is probably different than it would have been if we had dealt with the threat of al qaeda appropriately in the late 1990's. host: bombing as well. the uss c

rangers. as for livingston, they are up to third. up to third.you to enjoy. enjoy. kick—off, manchester city came back from 2—0 down to win 3—2. from 2—0 down to win 3—2. but look at this. at this. because of this, abby mcmanus scoring into her own net. scoring into her own net. the keeper comes too soon. and it goes on. let's see again. ouch! the space of 19 minutes, so that ended birmingham city's100% start. ended birmingham city's100% start. elsewhere, chelsea beat brighton 2-0. elsewhere, chelsea beat brighton 2—0. 2—0. west ham united beat yeovil town 2—1. town 2—1. sprint finish to win the men's race at the road world championships. at the road world championships. bardet, canada's michael woods and tom dumoulin of the netherlands. tom dumoulin of the netherlands. mckenna finished sixth and great britain, with adam yates 37. britain, with adam yates 37. simon yates failed to finish. yates failed to finish. the bbc‘s job and was was watching. job and was was watching. at the road cycling world championships. championships. for the men's fina

in the scottish premiership, steven gerrard suffered his first defeat in 13 games as rangers manager, first old firm game of the season. rangers were undone just after the hour mark when olivier ntcham scored, while brendan rodgers extends his unbeaten old firm run to 12 games. barcelona put eight past newly promoted huesca, with lionel messi and luis suarez both notching two each in their la liga win. five second—half goals stretched the scoreline, as the home side made it three wins from three played, to stay level with real madrid as the only teams with 100% records. elsewhere, alaves were 2—1 winners over espa nyol, as were real betis at home to sevilla, while levante and valencia drew 2—2. in italy's serie a, fabio quagliarella scored a wonder goal in sampdoria's 3—0 win over napoli on sunday. have a look at this one. the 35—year—old scored his side's third goal in what was a shock win. napoli had been the favourites. carlo ancelotti tinkered with his napoli team, dropping captain marek hamsik and forward jose callejon, and he mightjust regret that after having seen this and the

a surrogate mothers the rangers have to put up with some pretty sleepless nights the baby elephants consume up to two bottles of milk every three hours. old. all right before i let you go undermined your of our main headlines this hour. the german government says it's replacing its domestic intelligence agency chief hans georg mohsen he had been under fire after he appeared to downplay violence against migrants and during the recent protests in the eastern city of chemists. i guess it is coming up next and with your business headlines and i'll be back at the top of the hour so you. can go after. being on a tour. she's working on the goddess fortuna. the munchies and feed. the children stretched beyond twenty two. earth.

a surrogate mother as the rangers have to put up with some pretty sleepless nights the baby elephants consume up to two bottles of milk every three hours. all. eyes as well as news now the first round of the champions league group stages kicked off the late games on tuesday night featured two german teams one grabbed a late goal through american midfielder christian politike to defeat belgian side club bruges one nil shock when ahead of port to thanks to reel him bolo but then the portuguese outfit were awarded a questionable penalty and montero. stepped up to convert the ensuing kick to make it one all answers they also saw a battle of two german coaches you're going to upset liverpool beat thomas two shells. three two the seventieth emmy awards took place in los angeles last night and alongside the actors in the directors and the writers making the most of their moment some of the biggest stars of the show were the companies that are shaking up the t.v. business netflix amazon and h.b.o. all carried home emmys. the emmy red carpet came out again in los angeles for the seventieth awa

que la botó a las gradas y ganaan 4 por 3, los atléticos barrieron a los rangers, los gigantes en milwaukeetaron a uno, con 5 minutos por jugar, vemos el 2 por 1 y victoria de alemania. >> todo por el momento, hacemos una breve pausa y ya regresamos (música) (♪ música ) mire la nueva cámara en la ciudad de san francisco, 6:28 a las 11 autoridades investigan volantes racistas en una ciudad de la bahía, además buscan a un conductor que golpeó a un menor y se dio a la fuga . >> además alerta en un condado que fue arrasado por las llamas . >> escríbannos a (información en pantalla) para terminar, imágenes bellas, mire, un surfista de 4 patas, en una competencia en rancho santa fe, los perros fueron el centro de atención en el (nombre en inglés) donde montan tablas de surfear . >> qué inteligente ¡ah? sabe lo que tiene que hacer, y la habilidad con el balance . >> el mejor amigo del hombre . >> intenté hacerlo con el mío, pero el mío es un maltés, quedó lleno de arena, siintenta, acon pelito corto (risas) nos vemos a las 11, que disfrute de su cena . >> nos vemos a las 11 (música) (música) (músi

rangers many years ago. he has worked in manassas, vicksburg, and gettysburg. he will tackle the elephant in the room about gettysburg versus vicksburg, which battle he considers, being a native mississippian and having worked at both parks, which he considers to be the biggest turning point. i will let matt get up here and explain. matt atkinson. [applause] matt: that is what it is. i understand you all had a row last night about something. the most important battle, a top 10 battle in the american civil war, and gettysburg was it left off. can you believe that? i want to tell you a quick story. i was invited down to a roundtable in richmond. we were at the willow oaks country club. we had virginia ham. that is the only time they go out there, i think. i was having a great time. i was in richmond. he did the tope, 10 last night. show for myot program. so here is what you call poetic , justice. [laughter] matt: a slight i have not forgotten right there. [laughter] matt: the top 10 battles in the american civ

here on the edge of nairobi national park often elephants or the hungry mouths that rangers have to feed and the milk is clearly going down a treat. that letter from tire because i don't think i ever came in there are no records of what it is milk they knew they were out of the news for much of it last . without the substitute milk these young elephants wouldn't survive ranging in age between one and three all of them have lost their mothers many of them to poachers an elephant is hunted for its ivory or its meat every twenty six minutes on average on the african continent the david sheldrick wildlife trust is doing what it can to stop the species being already catered there yes well so the. elephants of the right to live need to be protected to be. a surrogate mothers the rangers have to put up with some pretty sleepless nights the baby elephants consume up to two bottles of milk every three hours. all. all right now to the seventieth for emmys awards which have taken place in los angeles and alongside the actors making the most of their moment on the red carpet some of the biggest star