each of these stars stands for a ranger who was killed you know every day every star belongs to a ranger who died for the park. but i think he did but after my husband died i was completely destitute say of the park or thought of trees offered me help. but now the park provides a livelihood for me and my family. my children can even go to the park so no school for you to charge what i'm a particular. if it's the passage complexity we must accept that we are first and foremost that the service of the people who live in the surrounding area people that we don't succeed in sharing the resources of the park with them we have failed in our work and we have failed in our mission and i don't feel. you're a max highlights. of the. past. that. this region just never has. enough love that. line stomach hurt the highlights loads. the armed forces among the french battling the crewmen problems a lack of equipment limited budgets and the notion of ten x. ten divisions that don't have tanks of outsourcing and privatized they should all be going to vegas about such things every day and i don't want gun

every time the rangers go out on patrol they risk confrontations with militias the six hundred rangers defend eight thousand square kilometers of forest three hundred kilometers from north to south an area about the size of the. fighting on two fronts not only do they have to drive the armed troops out of the park they also have to keep the local population out. our mission is to protect the system. we have chosen this work and we're ready to give our lives to save the mountain gorillas from extinction. many of our colleagues have died doing their jobs i tell my men to be proud of their work as rangers of our own good national park. the sick of the thought that if. there. were. according to united nations estimates the virunga national park ranges are up against five to eight thousand heavily armed militia men an army of different rebel groups all with the same goal the illegal extraction over all materials. the ranges of the last line of defense protecting nature and often deadly position. when the civil war was raging here there were dangers looking everywhere for the rangers. about

each of these stars stands for a ranger who was killed in every day every star longs to a ranger who died for the park. but i think he did it last to my husband died i was completely destitute so the park or sorry trees offered me help. but now the park provides a livelihood for me and my family. my children can even go to the park so no school for you charge what parking lots. of folks that passage come to accept me we must accept that we are first and foremost at the service of the people who live in the surrounding area people that we don't succeed in sharing the resources of the park with them we have failed in our work and we have failed in our mission i don't know if ya know. the the. the but the be. the be. remembered. long your match highlights. love asked the best. the best we can just never has enough blood let. her love the highlights playing the role of the sublime. the mall. more. carefully observed. to get the biscuit the be be the. subscribe to the documentary on you tube. clips of. the first the leaders of the twentieth century. the more to end all wars cost millions

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each of these stars stands for a ranger who was killed you know every day every star belongs to a ranger who died for the park. but i think he did but after my husband died i was completely destitute so the park or solitaries offered me help. now the park provides a livelihood for me and my family. my children can even go to the park so no school for charge. parking lots. if it's a passive call black city we must accept that we are first and foremost that the service of the people who live in the surrounding area people that we don't succeed in sharing the resources of the park with them we have failed in our work and we have failed in our mission and i don't feel. movie. hundred german must. be used list of not to be missed english translations of german. now that's something we're talking about. the first. this seems. german must read reason enough to trust the book. thirty minutes on to. more. how about taking a few risks you could even take a chance monologue. don't expect a happy ending. to the church most cars just streams. enter the conflict zone with tim sebastian. i'll be challe

officers will sometimes go with rangers during cleanups. a san jose park ranger source called it quote a band-aid to a serious safety concern. this does absolutely nothing to address the daily dangers that rangers face. rangers are currently tasked with law enforcement duties but not given the standard safety tools, firearms and tasers to do it safely. >> they need firearms. >> she agrees. for now she says she is not sure what to do to keep her little league players safe from the growing encampment that surrounding the ball field. >> i am not going to give up, not going to give up on these kids. >> reporter: park rangers can patrol here with the help of police. and increased maintenance out here. park rangers go before the city council on the gun issue in december. in san jose, back to you. >>> tonight, san jose is taking a unique approach to fight homelessness and keep the streets clean. tomorrow, the mayor is expected to unveil a now city-funded program where homeless people will be paid to pick up trash. they will earn $15 an hour to cle

question the best , thing to prepare me for vietnam was rangers school. nothing i did in vietnam was as difficult physically or as mentally challenging other than making the right decision under fire than ranger. except for possibly delta or seal training, it was probably the toughest course the army had at the time. there were four seals in my ranger class, which is 2-67, and none of them finish the course. these are real guys from seal team 1.

officers will sometimes accompany rangers during cleanups. but a san jose park ranger source called that a, quote, poor band-aid to extremely serious safety concerns. this does absolutely nothing to address the daily dangers that rangers face. rangers are currently tasked with law enforcement duties but are not given the standard safety tools, firearms and tasers, to do it safely. >> it doesn't make sense to me at all. they need firearms. >> reporter: dolores agrees. for now, she says, she is not sure what to do to keep her players safe from the growing encampment that surrounds their ball field. >> i'm not going to give up. i'm not going to give up on these kids. >> reporter: a spokesman says that park rangers are allowed to patrol here with the help of sjpd and that they have increased their landscaping maintenance out here, as well. the park rangers go before the city council on the gun issue in december. in san jose, maria medina, kpix 5. >>> this morning, san jose is taking a unique approach to fight homesness and hobe pa pi up trash. 5

we've seen this on storm ranger. a lot of this activity is bubbling at the interstate 5 corridor near tracy. we'll take you down to that after we have some penny-size hail being detected by storm ranger. also in the past 15 minutes, 16 lightning strikes that's moving off to the north would continue wet weather through tracy into 5:44 tonight. right on that 205 corridor. even some wet weather there on 580 near livermore. near livermore it's calming down but we're seeing another batch over san ramon. that would continue off into danville into 5:48 tonight. off to the south we've had plenty of rainfall over the eastern foothills of san jose. some of that's moving off to the north. this would continue into fremont through 6:12 tonight. you could really see what we're dealing with here, these isolated pockets of rainfall. i think once we hit tomorrow's forecast, we're more on the cloudy side to start, losing a lot of the chance to rain, low to mid 60s to the tri-valley. we'll look here at 50s to 60s east bay to the north

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just one of them the rangers camp the night before. the road five minutes. so you know after seven o'clock with her for some time the first. lady 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 puck is also remote there are new big cities nearby very few tourists come to visit them at their team meeting in the afternoon the ranges discuss the lines in the park there 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 some of the. bones and offspring species will definitely not be controlled so the line pollution is very very critical there were important that we. just lines. after the meeting the team heads out to look the law is the ranges are

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on average, rangers globally work a 77 hour week on average, rangers globally work a 77 hourweek andimpressive because there are not many sectors where people work there is kind of hours it really remote areas, under extremely harsh conditions and still come out so motivated. —— in really remote areas. often you find yourself in these areas and you think i am so incredible, so lucky to see these things. people spend their lifetimes trying to get to see things which we are fortunate enough to see daily. that is incredible. we were due to talk to a range from kenny but at the last moment he wasn't able to join us sadly. heather, this is the fourth illegal wildlife has changed since the first one? the first conference was in london. this is a return. that was in 2014. that made a strong commitment is looking at a law enforcement, reducing demand, engaging and developing sustainable livelihoods. we have seen some progress. for example, we have seen some countries closing legal domestic ivory markets. china, the us, the uk have moved towards legislation. that control the ivory trade at il

the 7-day forecast, we get ready for storm ranger. that's parked on san bruno mountain, it's giving us a high definition view of the rain as it falls out of the sky. well, a lot of that heavy rain has been over the north bay. we're seeing pockets down to santa rosa, rainfall rates have been over a quarter of an inch of rain per hour. we had marin county, there has been a few breaks here and there. 101 has been wet, north of san rafael. moving over towards villejo right now, some of that wran rain is passing by. down in the peninsula where the rain started up around san mateo to belmont as well as foster city, menlo park. palo alto is dry as of now. sprinkles making it into the south bay. we're starting to see the system get going, we seen it wobbling off shore. this has bee's notinmuch. the center of the low pressure well offshore. this is going to continue to draw in moisture across the bay area throughout the day. even enough energy to produce thunderstorms over the sierra and central valleys. look at bodega bay, over an inch of rai

storm ranger right now. it makes that commute really soggy, slows it down we're seeing heavy rain in san rafael, it's been spotty this morning and it's mostly cloudy, but the roads are wet, for the south bay, it's been late and we will have very light rain. the center of the storm is well to the west of us. offshore. we've seen enough energy over the central valley and southern sierra to produce lightning. we will have that same chance, rainfall totals soliable. san francisco a tenth of an inch and a tenth in the berkeley hills. we have more rain that will be moving through. we'll see the waves of rain tapering off, partly cloudy skies him another round of showers later on this evening. for early tomorrow morning, we're looking at still a chance of showers that could linger into the afternoon, but very hit or miss, but there could be a better chance for parts of the south bay and east bay tomorrow. rainfall totals, what we can expect. an additional tenth of an inch of rain the 7-day forecast shows that today

. >>> and san jose park rangers will soon be getting backup. >> a new police unit is gearing up to help them patrol parks in the city. kpix 5 maria medina with the problems they plan to tackle. >> reporter: many of san jose's homeless live near creeks orrivers like the guadalupe river. many volunteers who clean up after them say they are is cerned about their fety. doing something about it. trash, human waste, and pollutants. >> tithas grown, so the homeless population has grown. >> reporter: pam helmke is one of san jose's park rangers who helps clear out homeless encampments. >> they bring trash, batteries. >> reporter: the job is not always -- is not always safe. >> the job has an intrinsic level of risk to it. >> reporter: and now? the very tears who help clean -- the volunteers who help clean up as well as the park rangers are about to get some backup. >> the next two weeks, the mayor told a group of concerned citizens about the steps to decrease crime in the city including a new unit that help patrol parks alongside rangers. >> these will be armed officers, making sure our rangers

before this season, rangers spent seven before this season, rangers spent seve n yea rs before this seasonrs away from european competition, so try telling ibrox europa league has lost its edge. you can hear what it means when a goal goes in. that strike bought rangers rebel against —— level against vienna. with eight minutes ago, a chance on the spot for tavernier to win it. their manager, steven gerrard, has had his fair share of glory on european nights. now he shares in rangers' newfound love them. the contrast is marked at sta mford them. the contrast is marked at stamford bridge. this isn't a competition chelsea want to be in. perhaps the champions from hungary sensed it. this man dominated this match for long periods and it took some elite pedigree to break the visitors down, alvaro morata's instinct proved the difference, and brought chelsea's relief. more than 2000 miles gets you from north london to back to, but in a europa league outpost, arsenal are plotting their home—grown stars. the stadium will stage format matches at euro 2020, perhaps a tournament in the sights of smith—r

reporter: about 90 rangers work here. angie genade is in charge.he's been running the rhino fund since 2008, and has brought a lot of new staff on board. and the number of animals in the sanctuary has almost doubled under her direction. angie: the situation of the rhinos has been dire for a long time. there was a short period, maybe in the 1970's, early 1980's where rhinos were pretty secure, and then the poaching spiked. the problem is, it doesn't just spike in one country, it spikes all over. reporter: poachers haven't killed any animals in the sanctuary. the rhino fund has been breeding them here for 18 years now. the first was brought in from kenya, others from various zoos. when out in the bush among the rhinos, it's important to remain quiet. walkie-talkies can make the rhinos restless. the rangers observe the animals' behavior during the day and at night, documenting where they graze, sleep, and wander. the data are shared with researchers and zoos all over the world. martin lokiru is more involved with the rhinos than he is with his own fam

emt rangers on way. will be dark when arrive. pray." todd got a call from his brother barry. >> barry said that toni had been in an accident and that he was being texted the vital signs, and it didn't look good. you know, he said, i don't think she's going to make it. >> reporter: back on the mountain, the rescuers were having trouble finding the henthorns. >> they're asking you to put as many bright items out as possible to see if they can see you. anybody near you, sir? >> no. >> reporter: the henthorns were all alone and time was running out. the sun was setting. so harold lit a fire. >> i've started a small fire in a completely enclosed rock enclosure with wet moss on it thinking you can see the smoke. >> reporter: now in the dark, the henthorns were off the grid. and still waiting. just before 7:00, an hour after harold's first call to 911, an operator called back to talk him through cpr. >> hello? >> harold, this is julia, estes park police department. they tell me you need some assistance doing some cpr. >> any help you could giv

and getting it into the field and connecting it with the rangers with the commanders really where the rubber hits the road so we've spent a tremendous amount of time over the last four or five years that understanding the users and what they need and i'll give you a couple of examples. throughout twelve sites now in africa park parks that we are active in what we saw was this abundance of data that was floating around in excel spreadsheets in the minds of the rangers in tucked away cabinets we wanted to provide a tool that can bring the patrol route of a ranger where the elephants are we're suspicious behaviors are integrating sensor maybe a drone feed into a software for an operational picture that's called earth ranger we're very proud to be. and i think eight countries now hopefully going to continue ad because the elephant is. like they just have music that is they can bump. or. they get a great deal of good cells. because we got this tweet from simon simon hedges he says rangers who risk their lives protecting wildlife must be properly equipped trained and managed they must be gi

rangers take on hearts.urprise to see hearts set in the early pace in scotland this season? yes, i think most people would agree it is a surprise and that is no disrespect to hearts when i say that. when you look at how many players they brought in during the summer, 16 fresh brought in during the summer, 16 fres h fa ces brought in during the summer, 16 fresh faces came into the squadron in the summerand fresh faces came into the squadron in the summer and you usually expect some bedding down time for the team to gel. but from day one they seem to gel. but from day one they seem to have clicked right into how the manager wants them to play. they have signed some absolute gems from the lower leagues in european football. they have come over here and set the game on fire. a lot of other players around that. playing exactly how craig levine wants them to play. if you add to the financial aspect of things as well and you talk about how much of surprises is, the likes of hearts, yes, they have more money than so

our storm ranger picking up on that. and we have the weissinger that's going to be unsettingsed throughout the day. but we'll be tracking all of that as well as tomorrow our rain chances. >> all right that's a good reminder. starting at 4:30 to 7:00 in the morning. and back here at midday, 11:00 to 12:00. >> sue you back here then. have a great day. ♪ >> announcer: we're live in five, four, three, two, one. >>> what stuck in my mind, i just -- cause i live on the ninth floor, it crossed my mind, you know. and i think that, you know, if i jump, like it would all be over. and then -- sorry. it's hard. do you have any kleenex? >> here we go. >> thank you. sorry. >> no, don't you -- please. it's a hard point. >> the gisele you never knew. last weere

here's a look at storm ranger right now. mobile doppler radar showing the rain is clear from the north bay where we had all the rain yesterday, and now it shifted south. so we are seeing the showers falling on the peninsula right now with very light rain. it's mostly sprinkling on 280 and 101. we head to the south bay. a couple of sprinkles earlier and about 30 minutes, it's cleared. head up towards the east, we see rain falling around union city and freemont, but once again, light rain. turn on the windshield wipers and getting kids ready for school in antioch, partly cloudy. temperatures mid-60s, heading to the mid-70s today and partly to mostly cloudy skies. the rain so hit or miss. a look how the futurecast plots it today. we will see some rain at times, and it could be anywhere across the bay area. even the north bay where you're trying to take a break from the heavy downpours, but we will have a better chance of rain for the south bay and the east bay. these areas that missed out on the rain yesterday, and at 3:00 in t

a score for the rangers, sharks 0-2 against the rangers, the th smend -- bay-sment.ard took a beating against arizona. his status for thursday, he has a bad hand, makes it hard to grasp the ball. if he could play sunday he would be all right. now it's a question mark. wonder what a prizefighter looks like after 10 rounds. >> the thumb is messed up. yeah. two days after the game. hopefully tomorrow it will feel better. i felt it when it happened, but i think with the nalin i don't think it was affecting the way i was throwing the ball. >> battered and wo be the words for the 49ers. not much better for the raiders. they had a bright spot against the colts despite losing garrett car -- carolina -- karr. if you now about this guy. derrick carr, with him it's bubbling over. >> even if we don't have coop or marshawn, if everyone does their job and wins against the guy they are going against we can do good things. hopefully guys continue to study and learn and compete their tails off. >> you never know they were 1- 6. the warriors sweep through the and breaking records alon

hopefully the weather cooperates as well. >> watching storm ranger. we'll have spotty rain around the bay area at that time. especially the south bay. right now at 6:09 as you walk out the door, seeing only a little rain. earlier we did have showers across parts of the peninsula. south bay and the east bay. here's a look at the way the day may shape up as we see partly to mostly cloudy skies for much of the morning, early afternoon and then start to see the activity going in areas we didn't see rain yesterday. east bay and parts of the south bay and spotty very off and on and watching for that chance. even into early tomorrow before the system finally pushes south. dry air moves in and our skies clear by tomorrow afternoon. so a lot to watch here as we go throughout the day, and some very muggy conditions. and mike says the commute's pretty calm now. >> it is. north bound 17, except for that. the santa cruz side, check on that crash. north of there, a smooth drive in through the south bay. green highlights, damp roadways. not a problem for most of the

rangers are up to fifth after an emphatic four one win over hamilton who came very close to edging aa first half lead thanks to great run and finish from ryan kent and heading into the final ten minutes that looked like being the winner. but steven boyd let fly with a glorious drive to equalise for hamilton in the 80th minute. 1—1, but the hosts then conceded two penalties within four minutes. alfredo morelos rounded off the afternoon. that was rangers‘ first away league win under steven gerrard and puts them five points off leaders hearts. arsenal have maintained their 100% record in the women's super league with a 6—0 thrashing of reading. jordan nobbs netted this goal, that was the second in the first ten minutes of the game. then a neat finish for beth mead just before half time, bringing the score up to 3—0. and then finally, the third of vivianne miedema's hat trick was the final goal of the match. that's now six out of six wins for arsenal, with a goal difference of 24. we said the first ten minutes are really important today. we're looking we scored 1—0 really fast, then the

in tucked away cabinets we wanted to provide a tool that can bring the patrol route of a ranger where the elephants are where suspicious behaviors are integrating sensor maybe drones feed into a software for an operational picture that's called earth ranger we're very proud to be. and i think eight countries now hopefully going to continue ad because they are saving elephants. like they should have music that is they can bump. the great political cells. because we got this tweet from simon simon how does he says rangers who risk their lives protecting wildlife must be properly equipped trained and managed they must be given insurance and their families must be looked after if they are injured or killed and that's one thing that i think many people don't often think of but time goes on to say that public private partnerships should also be used to manage protected areas working with governments and local people like those successfully deployed by african parks to give one example they're required to be i'm wondering what your what your take is on this. yeah i i fully endorse the africa

been open friendship and hamburg and rangers are your bad habits and using the rangers games. yes but last night she aged today she just saw a couple of boys from rangers they reckon that two hundred fifty rangers fans are come over to watch the game today. in the end nobody came for there were fifty seven thousand fans in the ground. fifty seven thousand for second division games. unfortunately for the guests from as for the rest of us this one couldn't be said the weight of the expectations that . has gotten to the. atmosphere wasn't really up to that much football was terrible saints and bad for was bad football for a living nobody really looked like they wanted to go forward in school nobody looked out the airplane and no red cards no big tackles no long shots niagara hamburg last five no reagans both in their last home game before. he says that they showed more ferocity more will to win and play barry not game when they go smash five and they did in the snow know that they. have almost caught up for an enormous beaufoy. just trying to match this this is the most highly mo

today she just saw a couple of boys from rangers they reckon that two hundred fifty rangers fans are. in the end. there were fifty seven thousand fans in the ground. fifty seven thousand second division games. unfortunately for the guests from. the rest of us this one couldn't be said the weight of the expectations that. atmosphere was. terrible bad for. bad football for a living nobody really wanted to go school nobody would out there playing in the red cards no big. shots. lost so when i played barry not game when they got smashed and they did in the. top for an enormous beaufoy. just trying to match this. highly motivated team that's been seen in hamburg. on the pitch on the stands it was fairly underwhelming thing about the. larger boys from. may boys from. everybody's gone i'm disappointed because i was. now let's turn to the man who left byron shaking in their limbs andre do scoring the two nil he sealed. my. but games played four goals scored in his third season at heritage andre due to is finally making his mark i don't make pressure from myself also it's my time or something

. >> that's right, we have sky ranger that's just arrived over the scene, kari. this as we clear this shot, our chp trying to clear it but they're not getting much success. we have the overturned rig. tom jensen on scene southbound 680, just past burnow. this is your commute direction through the tri valley. you'll see a large person who is not really that tall, southbound 680 this rig, 27 tons of dirt, there is another vehicle in the darkness over here. we're checking on the details behind the crash. folks watching here will just know about all the lanes of traffic funneled over to just that center median right here, the access lane the service lane where tom jensen continues to follow the cleanup. as far as we know it's just dirt but if it turns out to be hazardous material, maybe some other chemicals or fuel involved it will take even longer. look at your map a huge backup, registering about an hour and a half coming out of san ramon and down in the area. the bulk about an hour for the backup. foothill road will be impacted as well and now we're seeing a shift

a closer look at storm ranger and what's ahead. that's coming up next. >>> but we're not seeing the rain here at the golden gate bridge. yesterday that truck held up to 5:45 in the morning. you see it this morning. getting ready for this morning's commute. we'll show you the change. >>> plus, the fbi investigation into supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh might end earlier than expected. the reason it could be finished early. a live look outside at sa. good morning >>> welcome to wednesday morning. halfway through the workweek. a live look outside this time from the south bay overlooking san jose. not a lot of people coming and going. it is still early. just turning fi ining 5:00 righ. good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm mike washington. we want to talk about the rain, kari, hitting the south bay you say? >> yeah. areas that didn't see it yesterday will have that chance today. as we look at storm ranger, our mobile doppler radar, the red scan you see. as we zoom in to the peninsula in the south bay we

sky ranger had a look today from above. the event celebrates the bay area's naval history and pays tribute to the armed forces. it also draws more than a million visitors to the city each year. the annual parade of ships will happen friday. that will be followed by the signature air show involving the blue angels. >>> this is a big night on the ice. there's a live look at the shark tank in downtown san jose where we're a little more than an hour away from the puck dropping on a brand new hockey season. the sharks are considered one of the favorites to win the that that's erik karlsson who they made a big-time trade for from the ottawa senators. as for businesses around the shark tank they're glad hockey is back as well. that includes a key stop for sharks fans off the ice, the popular britannia arms. the owners of the pub say about half of its revenue comes during hockey season. >> there's definitely more competition downtown than there was 15 years ago. so that taking consideration. you move with the times, make things mor

hamburg and using the rangers going. on. yes but actually today she just saw a couple of boys from rangers they reckon that two hundred fifty rangers fans are come over to watch the game today. in the end nobody got what they came for there were fifty seven thousand fans in the ground. fifty seven thousand second division games. and fortunately for the guests from. the rest of us this one couldn't be said the weight of the expectations that. just gotten to the. atmosphere was that much football was terrible scenes and bad for. bad football for a living nobody really looked like they wanted to go forward in school nobody looked out the airplane and no red cards no big shots niagra hamburg last five no reagan's body and last time game before. he says that they showed more ferocity to win and play bearing that game when they go smash five than they did in this. tough for an enormous beaufoy. just trying to match this this is the most highly motivated team that's been seen in hamburg. on the page and on the stands it was fai

our sky ranger is overhead. right now, the on and off-ramps of southbound 101 at river road are shut down. traffic is jammed in the area. there are no homes or businesses nearby. so there aren't any evacuations. we will continue to follow this and bring you the latest on our digital platform. >>> gunfire erupted in the willow glen neighborhood of san jose last night. it came from a paintball gun, the example participant hit cars and people. we are live in spo t with sever victims and damian, this is a story you will nbc bay area. >> reporter: wade morris says he was walking here along busy minnesota avenue when the shots broke out striking him three times. as you mention ltd. several parked cars were also hit by a pain president isball. wayne morris says he still has the welts from the impact of the paintballs. >> all of a sudden i hear pop, pop, pop. it sounded like gunfire. i'm an army veteran. i've heard gunfire and it startle me. >> reporter: morris and his wife were walking with the family dog. he thought h

scoring for the rangers and it's a 4-3 victory. the sharks pick up a point.on't know where you stand on the game thursday night it's not like anybody would dream it would. the 49ers and raiders two wins between them. thursday night and gets worse for the 49ers, their quarterback, beathard is hammered every game. last sunday was no exception. he didn't turn the ball over, sacked four times. he took a beating and has an injured hand, wrist and thumb and may not be able to play. look how it behinded. a snap over his head. he looked battered. even in his interview. >> the thumb is messed up. i mean, it's two days after the game. hopefully tomorrow it will feel better. thw the ball. it happenedit wa >> have to the wife and agent of italian tooker -- soccer star watching her husband in action. . >> finally a goal. she's the wife of a player from milan. >> even if you don't speak can proposition 11 solves two issues. first, it continues to pay paramedics while we're on break. second, it ensures the closest ambulance can respond if you call 9-1-1. vote yes on 11. pro

shea will end the proceedings in from the left for the rangers. the sharks are 2-2-one and the road trip moves on. thursday night football the bal problems. they are 1-5 right now. even though they have the number 2 pick in the draft. they hearken back to the days of lawrence taylor after eli manning early pick. first drive for the giants. wince looking mobile. gets it to jeffrey. 7-0. wince again finds ertz. touchdown. get out of danville. 26-36 for wentz. look at this guy. that's barkley. number2 pick in the draft and one of the lone bright spots for giants. 13 carries, 130 yards. that team has problems. we'll be back to baseball tomorrow night as the playoffs get underway. there's been son teams throughout baseball. but we have another one in th making. my ow freddie freeman who had such a great year getting to the postseason. he hit 1 out against the dodger eventually losing. this is charlie. 2years old. freddy working with him hitting. teaching him to be a switch- hitter. we take you to the british masters. par-3, number 9. saidy -- eddy pepp

much more to sing about from rangers. plenty of effort, but little reward.en run. the european journey, it seems, has plenty of father to travel. here's confirmation of those four results. arsenal 1—0 winners at sporting lisbon. it finished rb leipzig two celtic zero. that loftus cheek hat trick made it 3—1 chelsea against bate borisov, and rangers spartak moscow finshed goalless. this is what it does to the groups. arsenal remain top of group e with nine points from nine. celtic have a big uphill task on their hands to reach the knock out stage, brendon rodgers‘ side third b with just three points from their three games. chelsea also have a perfect record in group l, with a trip to tonight's opponents bate borisov to come next. much better for rangers, who top group g level on five points with villarreal. england have moved up to fifth in the latest football world rankings — their highest position for five years. gareth southgate‘s team have made a good start including victory over spain last time out. wales climb up a place to 18th, while northern ireland

rangers recovered the bodies yesterday afternoon. it could take several days before the bodies are identified. >>> still to come, a fight over a gorilla living on the peninsula. his connection to coco, the gorilla who used sign language to communicate and why the cincinnati zoo is suing for custody of him. >>> more than 100,000 people in the south bay for what may be the biggest event in online gaming. we're going take you inside switch con. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. a storm to the north this weekend, and a brand-new update on where we could get some drizzle from this storm and the impact to our temperatures. that's coming up in about six minutes. california's public schools rank 44th in the nation. 44th. i'm marshall tuck, i'm a public-school parent, and i know we can do better. in the public schools i led, we got more funding into our classrooms, supported our teachers, and we raised graduation rates by 60%. that's why president obama's education secretary endorses me. we've done it before. now, let's do it for ever