what a night for rangers. a look at some of stories we're keeping across here at the bbc sport centre. and rory mcilroy has made a great start to the wgc event in mexico. the world number one is leader by one shot at five under par as he heads towards the final hole of his first round. roger federer will miss three months of the atp tour after undergoing knee surgery. it means the 20—time grand slam champion will miss the french open in may. and great britain's alex danson has retired from hockey, due to long—term concussion. she won gold with the gb team at the rio olympics in 2016. they've traded insults, promised knock out wins and nearly come to blows at the press conference, it's fair to say fight week is getting pretty lively in las vegas. wbc champion deontay wilder and britain's tyson fury have been turning up the heat ahead of their heavyweight title rematch on saturday. well we can go live to the fight capital of the world now and ade adedoyin is there for us. ade, there's been so much talk from the

who's championing climate change activism will tell you how and the women in zimbabwe training to be rangers in the fight poaching will give you the details. the phony a green has grown in africa west africa for around 5000 years and with more and more areas being given over to rice it had lots of disappeared the extremely small grain can be difficult to peel but it contains many more nutrients than say white rice in mali for instance many farmers are now switching back to this form of millet as it copes well with the i would conditions in the region making it a good option in an age of climate change where the farmers are regularly suffering crop losses. it's harvest time in the district in the central eastern region of mali near the border of book enough so that harvesting for new a crop native to west africa a kind of military with small seeds and excellent properties it's one of the for. just growing crops in the wild it grows in dry climates and sandy soil even without irrigation for a long time phoney it was neglected but now more and more farmers are growing it again. is one of them.

park rangers are still trying to track down that mountain lion. >> park rangers turned away hundreds of visitors at rancho san antonio park and open space preserve. >> the popular hiking area was temporarily closedple to stay out after a mountain lion injured a 6-year-old girl around 10:00 sunday morning. a group of six adults and four children were hiking on the wildcat loop trail 1 mile above. >> they are hiking on a well- known trail, and out of heavy vegetation. a lion appeared out of nowhere and started to get a hold of a 6-year-old girl in the group. >> one of the adults was able to push the mountain lion, which then retreated. the girl had minor injuries unfortunately did not require stitches. this image was captured of a mountain lion which they believe is the same houma that was involved in the incident. >> it's likely a male but we don't know with 100% certainty. >> they say it looks similar to a one captured in another photo taken before the encounter. the specially trained dogs were brought in on monday. >> we are actively out there trying to get the , get it up the tree

>>although from contributions are gone ranger johnson says another connections are still very present. >>happen, i'm wearing on my head right no to rise from the calvary were worn by the us army troops both in yosemite sequoia and yellowstone that history of the after american contribution. >>to the national parks is what johnson is working to keep alive and inspire others we didn't just come along after this was set up we were part of the setting up we are part of the building of this idea. >>and that was anthony bailey reporting make sure to tune in on saturday night february the 22th at 9 30 how the host an hour hidden history special celebrating black history. coming up former finaland the tea and fan favorite andre iguoda returned to the bay area play against his old teammates. >>mark and jason will set you up for bay area sports night by breaking down its with dollars return coming up. >>and winds continue with at least across parts of the north bay. we get a low temperatures we're going to have tomorrow they are going these folks, they don't have time to go to the post office t

well celtic and rangers were both in action as well.iant night for rangers at ibrox. they came back from 2—nil day to win 3—2 on the night. imran sidat watched the action. denmark has not been the happiest of destinations for celtics. they have not won here in 36 years but the faithful were in an optimistic mood in copenhagen and that optimism was almost rewarded instantly with barely 25 seconds on the clock a great chance. he did not have to wait long for another chance and this time he did not make any mistakes. 3000 travelling fans went into rapture. but then a renewed sense of purpose in the second half and back on level terms seven minutes in. with the game heading for a job, varjudged a handball and penalty. a crucial touch meant they finished even. thejob to be finished even. thejob to be finished at celtic park next week. this stunning effort leaving alan mcgregor with no chance. that is how it stayed with almost an hour on the clock until this on debut. was there any way back for rangers? they thought so. they pulled one back.

just about an hour ago of a ranger arriving with a cage in the back of a truck.rch is now on again this morning for that mountain lion. to reiterate the little girl is okay but treated for a bite on her leg. she was about a mile from the park entrance with her dad and several other adults and kids when the 100-pound mountain lion pounced. >> there were minor injuries, she has a couple of puncture marks but very fortunate that there were adults in the group and they immediately punched the lion away from her. >> reporter: so here is what happened next. park rangers shut down the park about 10:00 yesterday morning, about ten minutes after the attack and then working with the california department of fish and game and searched for the cougar with specially trained dogs. when they find the animal the plan is for dogs to chase the big cat into a tree and where officials could tranquilize is to get a dna swab to see if it is the same mountain lion that bit the-year-o girl. once it is identified fish and wildlife about announce what will happen next. this is the third f

my daughter would be nice to pay a visit to the national park here i've met up with ranger klaus melba and we're off to seas we can spot some golden eagle. tell them we'll have a good view from over that it really is it not just deep i'm not at all. god national park is the only national park in germany inhabited by golden eagles and there are about 10 of them from class back valley we have a good view of the rocky cracks in. this some of the if you look at the trees the treetops up on the mountain those are the places eagles like to shoot that's where you can best see them because i'm distancing but there's no sign of them yet. well looks like this is going to involve a bit of sitting waiting and wishing an ideal time for you guys to dive a little deeper into the national park. way too back to got national park is lake county see only environmentally friendly electric boats are allowed to travel the lake which is almost 200 meters deep sort of half way across the captain stops because it's from here that the steep mountain flanks create the famous couldn't see echo. after about half a

park rangers are still looking for that mountain lion. >> hi, folks. the park is closed today. >> all day long park rangers turned away hundreds of visitors. >> we came here because we have a free day so we wanted to enjoy the ranch but it's closed. >> the popular hiking area was temporarily closed and signs posted this president's day holiday warning people to stay out after a mountain lion. a group of six adults and four children were hiking on the wildcat loop trail. >> and they're hiking on a well-known trail and out of heavy vegetation a lion appeared out of nowhere and started to get ahold of a six- year-old girl in the group. >> he says one of the adults was able to push the mountain lion. fortunately the girl had minor injuries and did not require stitches. monday morning a camera in the park captured this image. >> the picture reveals a relatively large lion, likely a male. . >> they say the mountain lion in this picture looks similar to one captured in another photo taken the night before the encounter. four specially trained dogs and their h

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. >> now rangers are trying to track down the animal so it doesn't happen again. kpix 5's devin fehely is live at rancho san antonio park with the latest opt search. >> reporter: yes, park rangers searched for hours and are still stationed here to turn away anyone coming for an evening hike, and they say there's evidence the animal is still somewhere in the animal. specially trained blood hounds are scouring the woods for any signs of the mountain lion. >> we confirmed the clothing did exhibit mountain lion dna on it. >> reporter: that dna will be compared against any animal captured to make sure it's the one that attacked a group of hikers saturday morning, clawing at the calf of a 6-year-old girl who only narrowly escaped more serious injury. >> an adult shoved the cat into the bushes and it took off running. >> reporter: the animal is still believed to be somewhere in the area. a trail camera capturing this image in the pre-dawn darkness. >> it's a surprise to hear that. >> reporter: with each passing hour, the trail goes colder and the searchers' job harder. >

she was treated by rangers. the girl was walking with her father and several other adults and kids around 9:45 this morning about a mile from the front entrance. that's when a mountain lion weighing about 100 pounds bit her in the calves, what her dad's friend did next may have saved her life. >> she had a couple of punctured marks. she's fortunate that they got the lion away from her. >> reporter: crews on atvs alerted hikers to leave the park. here is what's next. several teams with wildlife are out there right now looking for this mountain lion and a group of train dogs are on their way here from orville. the goalfo dogs t treat the mountain lion and shoot it with a tranquilizer gun. a dna swab will be shot to see if the bite wound is matched from the girl. if it is matched, wildlife will determine what to do with the mountain lion. back in august, rancho san antonio were closed for a while because some mountain lions exhibit unusual behavior. so right now rancho san antonio remains closed and rangers say the

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the senior ranger at allan rock part has the tools swrjust in c.nd hikers otherwise enjoying a beautiful tay beautiful tay day on the trails. >> it's nice. >> reporter: there are already warning signs on the trail. >> not this hike, but one time i did come down with my sister, and we did see a rattlesnake. >> reporter: and advice. >> the best thing to do is give it distance. the snake tonight want to interact with you as much as you don't want to interact with the snake. report it to one of the rangers or staff. >> i'm not happy with the snake. >> reporter: they are rare but here soaking up the sun. >> praise the lord, no snakes. a lot of squirrels, no snakes. >> reporter: the rangers say this is simply a weather thing. when it heats up, the snakes come out, when it cools down they'll go away. scott budman, nbc bay area news. >>> dozens of caged birds were dumped throughout san francisco this week. animal care and control took in 27 domesticated birds. king pigeons and quaylil, all commonly sold as food. it's a bad idea, these domesticated animals

rangers treated the girl at the preserve and say her family drove her to a nearby hospital where she received tetanus and rabies shots as a precaution. today, the park remains closed whilly trained dogs similar to the ones n a holiday, about 3,000 people enjoy the preserve. >> we were all disappointed. it is such a beautiful day. we want to enjoy the fresh air, the openness and then the park is closed. >> reporter: this is the first mountain lion attack on a person ever reported in the preserve. if they find the mountain lion, they plan to shoot it with a tranquilizer gun. they will match dna from the big cat with dna from the victim's clothing. fish and wildlife will likely euthanize that animal. if they don't find the animal, they will be back out here searching tomorrow and ranchoin another this comes after five people re a party house last halloween. today state senator steve glazer introduced a bill. it is meant to deter so-called party houses. the bill would allow cities to fine homeowners $5,000 if they vie lit rental laws. the current fine is $1,000. but the senator says that

talk much not really about the rangers and i know in your book you do. some of the reasons they were overlooked until president reagan showed up in 1984. since then they have gotten more --ention but going back to they were not recognized to the extent they have been recently. could you explain from your perspective why that was? rangers who scale and achieve a very important thing. the piece of terrain is extremely important. the germans make an enormous effort to defend the terrain even though the guns are not there. there is a lot of debate on where the guns were and how much that mattered but the germans considered that very vital ground. brothers hold on and holds the hawk over the next few days that he did scaling it in the initial assault. there he is with this vital piece of ground, surrounded by the germans for the next few days. by assault force is depleted two thirds. at the end he and several men were given a distinguished service cross. i think that should be a medal of honor with all of the thertance of that in tactical action has operation

tough women in zimbabwe yes you're right we're going to an all female training camp for wildlife rangers their admissions criteria are strict but the employment chances for the women are good we looked in on them to see what the training is like this may look like basic training but in fact to this we men are competing to join a progressive conservation program they want to be part of the uk a shingle amanti porch in unit set up by an australian soldier turned environmental activist. sorry 2007 sorry we recruited the 1st 2 or armed all 3 mile range of squads here in zimbabwe and the programs in our ground we've gone from looking after one reserve to being looking after 4 with a total of a 1000000 acres the aca shingo which means the british ones in china the local language are willing to risk their lives to protect wildlife in zimbabwe pondering the what led area but there are also united in a desire for independence and self-determination many of the women are victims of sexual assault and domestic violence someone abandoned by their families my husband used to abuse me years it was i c

scrutiny but mike morgan was surrounded by news teams after the scandal in his home state of the ranger forced the question of how to deal with far right populist onto the national agenda the party chief had a clear answer. that it is for the party in the ranger and across germany there will be no direct all in direct cooperation with the a.f.p. in the form of items when there is no voting for a candidate the relies on support from the a.f.p. . but that's just what happened in 3 state parliament this week a candidate from a party with a few seats the free democrats was elected premier and only with support from chancellor merkel's party and the far right this kind of collaboration sets a post-war president the outcry across the country was immediate. chancellor merkel on a state visit to southern africa weighed in to say the move was an unforgivable mistake she's calling for new elections and syringe. but merkel's been getting pushback so the party chief come under our headed straight to the eastern state herself to deal with the rift between official party principles and syringes chris

we saw terrific performance from rangers last night.s the most important thing for her here in glasgow tonight? that's european football. that's why they play at this stage of the competition. all is very difficult, but they have to be concentrated. they got to keep a good organisation defence, and even though they will be on the front foot of the attack, that counterattack, european teams can play and have to be wary of that. the second half to cause some problems in copenhagen. they have to be aware that if this team goes out, they have to adapt quickly and kick on from there. make you very much. celtic have been on a fantastic run so celtic have been on a fantastic run so far this season. we'll find out if it continues later on this evening here at celtic park. arsenal have a one goal advantage to defend at home to 0lympiakos whilst at old trafford, manchester united are also aiming to qualify following their 1—1 draw againat bruges in the first leg. let's take a look at a few more football stories around today. football league clubs

rangers beat livingston 1—nil and hibs were 2—1 winners at kilmarnock.lf. adam jackson got what proved to be the winner just two games in the women's fa cup survived in the aftermath of storm dennis. holder manchester city managed to get a game in and thrashed ipswich — the lowest team to make it to the fifth round — ten—nil. three different players scored hattricks. birmingham beat sunderland 1—nil in the other game. plenty elsewhere happening on sunday including a one sided final in the welsh open snooker. shaun murphy needs just two more frames against kyren wilson when the evening session resumes at 7. he leads 7—1 — having made two centuries in the process. welshman elfyn evans has taken the lead in the world rally championship after victory in the second round in sweden. he preserved his overnight lead on sunday's only stage — praising his toyota team for what he called a "fantastic result" and england's jodie ewart shadoff finished 10th at the australian open golf — seven shots behind south korea's inbee park — who won her 20th lpga title. in rugb

staying with football — rangers are the first team through to the last 16 of the europa league afterga. ryan kent scored the only goal of wednesday's second leg in portugal which saw the scottish side win 4—2 on aggregate. it also completed a stunning turnaround for rangers who came from 2—0 down to win last week's first leg in glasgow 3—2. now the former world number one, maria sharapova has announced her retirement from tennis. she's 32 and looks back on a sparkling career where she won 36 singles titles, and five majors, including wimbledon at 17 years old. something she'll always remember is completing a career grand slam after winning the french open in 2012. but the low point of her career was when she faced a 15—month ban after testing positive for the drug meldonium in 2016. our tennis correspondent, russell fuller says her retirement isn't a complete surprise, but neither is the fact that she didn't announce her plans in advance. there has been speculation for a while because it was clear that in her early 30s with a history of shoulder problems she was not able to cut it at

>>rancho san antonio park rangers turned away hundreds of hikers monday after 6 year-old girls attacked and bitten here on line about 9 30 sunday morning near the popular dear hollow farm trail. the team with the california depaitment of fish and wildlife spent the day trying to track and ultimately catch the animal says captain todd tom who xenia they brought in 4 trains dogs to try and the strike on the scent of the cat. >>in the area where this occurred and we're hoping that we're successful in treating the cat and then. >>getting them to a mobile station equipment into it so we have chemicals to start the this fuzzy image of a mountain lion early toy, but it's not clear whther it was the cat who attacked the child and wasn't scared off by her father says ranger brad pennington. >>we don't know the of this cbndy it could be a big meal moving through it could just be another line can pass into the area of the park was closed brily last summer when some resident mountain lions were spotted near a trail. >>disappointed they could not hike today most visitors were okay with the extra cau

so rangers and celtic are both due to play tomorrow.tes have been stepping up their winter preparations this weekend at the glasgow grand prix. this event saw two of scotland's big middle distance medal hopes for the summer's 0lympics competing in separate events. both laura muir and jemma reekie won their respective races, but the day belonged to what could be one of athletics‘ newest stars, as young armand duplantis set a new pole vault world record for the second week in a row. joe lynskey reports. they are two women from the same nation and with the same coach, but in five months‘ time at lauren and jay marie kate could face each other for olympic gold. muir is already scotland‘s european champion, now she setting up for the greater state. she ran easily to victory in this race, but not the world record she hoped for. the foundation for what is comp. that is me for indoors, that has me done, training tomorrow back out the wind and tomorrow. reekie is five years muir‘sjunior, tomorrow. reekie is five years muir‘s junior, but she tomo

and rangers host braga of portugal, at ibrox.k, to determine the last 16. back to boxing now. and while all eyes will be on the rematch between deontay wilder, and tyson fury this weekend, one man who might be hoping to follow in their footsteps to the bright lights of vegas, is european cruiserweight champion lawrence okolie. the londoner, who's won all 1a of his bouts, caught up with the bbc‘s sumbal syed, to talk about how chance meetings with his role models have helped shape him into the fighter he is today. iam here i am here in wanted to speak to the european cruise weight champion and one of the biggest boxing personalities, lawrence okolie. it's good, my family still live in the area, good memories here. it wasn't the best. i had to deal with... once that was all done, school, more of a fun place where got to grow as a person. i watched at the other day. that one is another one where i did not tell many people. my mum and dad were not really keen on me boxing at the time. i said i was doing for training, soi time. i said

said river you're seeing and the coniferous trees that we have here deciduous trees national park ranger shelton johnson teaches visitors about you somebody among the reenactments and talk the present is the story of a group of after american troops called the buffalo soldiers their name given by native american fighters who harkin their hair to the crown of the buffalo if you could bring our soldiers back and put it right here again it wouldn't look that much different then what they experience themselves. in 1866 the army sent the group which included civil war veterans and other soldiers to the wilderness, we know as well oh no. the group is comprised of the 9th and 10th calvary and the 24th and 25th infantry. so roads had to be built hotels were built lodging of erisa source rebuild and they were all built for the convenience of visitors for the next several summers a few 100 soldiers would camp in a tent city at the headquarters located in the a loop of the woman campground this since they were serving some of the first park rangers anywhere in the world national parks were a new po

fantastic for rangers.or seven years before stephen gerard arrived and now they're marching towards the last 16 of the europa league. ryan kent with the goal on the hour, but a ball over the top and stephen's celebration there tell you everything. there was a comeback winners in the first leg when they have now gone to portugal when they have now gone to portugal when inc. i—o when they have now gone to portugal when inc. 1—0 to go through 4—2 on aggregate. the providerfor that goal has been directly involved in three of the four goals across these two legs and missed a penalty tonight as well so he did his bed, all ends up fantastic result for rangers to maybe ten points of celtic and the scottish premiership but having a season to remember in europe. thank you. lets take a look at some of the other stories making the headlines. in the championship, leeds beat middlesbrough 1—0 to stay second in the table. the goal from mateusz klich coming just before half time. the defeat leaves middlesbrough just outsid

tomorrow hearts take on rangers and st mirren host aberdeen.c travel to stjohnstone on sunday. time now to round up some of today's other football stories. oldham athletic have been served with a winding—up petition over unpaid taxes. the league two side have been summoned to the high court on the 18th of march. the club's told the bbc that they're in the process of paying the outstanding debt. manchester united will play austrian league leaders lask in the last 16 of the europa league with the first leg in linz on march 12th. that's after their 5—0 win over copenhagen last night. wolves will play bayer leverkusen whilst rangers will take on olympiakos — the team who knocked out arsenal. and they're not taking any chances with the coronavirus at newcastle united — they've decided to ban handshakes at their training ground, in an attempt to curb the spread of the virus. manager steve bruce called it the sensible thing to do. in rugby union's premiership, second—placed sale are just four points behind leaders exeter. that's after they beat glouce

now park rangers are searching for the cat. >>> and tracking gusty winds to bring about weather tomorrowa cruise ship with coronavirus evacuees will be here. >>> from abc 7. >>> tonight hundreds of americans are expected to land at travis air force base after they've arrived there from japan. >> they've been quarantined aboard the diamond princess cruise ship for the past two weeks. >> those paschgers are not out of the woods yet. they'll now undergo another 14-day quarantine period. >> laura martinez joins us live with the latest. laen. >> reporter: the plane is expected to arrive in about 15 minutes. now, those that will land here at travis air force base hou housed and serviced separate from those already quarantined. those evacuted the cruise ship diamond prinszess. officials in hazmat suits screened them for symptoms of the coronavirus, including temperature checks and respiratory symptoms. >> all right. this is it. i have to put my mask on and get going. >> reporter: a letter from the u.s. embassy in japan wrote to p passengers should you choose not to return to this charter flight

>>although from contributions are gone ranger johnn says th other connections are still very present.>happened'm wearing on my head rightnow to rise from the calvary hats that were worn the us army troops both in yosemite sequoia and yellow that histy of e after american contribution. >>to the national parks is what johnson is working to keep alive and inspire hers we didn't justcome along after this was set up we were part of the setting up we are part of the building o this idea. >>i make sure to tune in on turday february 22th at 9.30 far hidden history special celebrating black history. it will be hosted by pam moore and will feature black t in the bay area and showcase black history across the nation. >>next on kron 4 news at 8 it's hollywood's biggest night the oscars alter still coming in. we will take you live to elton john's viewing party. >>and we continue our coverage of our top story, those wind gusts causing a lot of damage around the bay area. we'll also take a look at the tom: my mom alwa told me actions speak louder than words. she was a school teacher. my dad joined t

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>>although from contributions are gone ranger johnson says that other connections are still very present i'm wearing on my head right now to rise from the calvary hats that were worn by us army troops both in yosemite sequoia and yellow that history of the after american contribution. >>to the national parks is what johnson is working to keep alive and inspire others we didn't just come along after this was set up we're part of the setting up we are part of the building of this idea. >>that was anthony bailey reporting make sure to tune in on saturday of every 22th at 9.34 are hidden history special celebrating black history, it's hosted by pam moore. >>was checked very weather and traffic beginning with the forecast because it is windy once again today was pretty bad yesterday it was friday and saturday of the weekend perfect yeah now and sunday came a lot of sunshine and love yesterday i was kind of like second guessing myself as those parking my car was like is that tree strong enough, park on the side instead of that site because one car had one spot that was underneath the kind of a

that's the big cat rangers believe attacked a girl yesterday. they're trying to track down this mountain lion. the latest on this search. marianne? >> reporter: raj, this morning's search began at 6:00 and right now game wardens along with specially trained dogs are still out here looking for that mountain lion. fortunately the 6-year-old girl attacked will be okay after the mountain lion pounced on her leg. rangers suspect this mountain lion caught on camera by trail surveillance just before 5:00 this morning is the same one that pounced on a 6-year-old girl sunday. >> the mountain lion came out of the bushes and grabbed her calf. >> reporter: fortunately a ouain lion in the ribs until it roff. a nearb received tetanus and rabies shots. >> we're closed today. >> reporter: it remains closed while wardens use specially trained dogs to search for the mountain lion. marie was disappointed not to hike today but aprechts the warning. >> take all the precautions making ourselves appear big and trying to fight it off. >> reporter: this is the first mou

we propose adding 17 park rang ranger, three head rangers, two fixed posts added to part one crime areas to help bring down those offenses. we are also looking at adding one ranger per shift to each of the 11 supervisor districts. we will add a bicycle unit as well. in the area of park stops. in addition to the 10 park stops we currently are operating. we propose to the mayor to add additional five park stops. proposed to be at market haywards, youngblood, extend deloris to two full-time slots and the panhandle and washington square. environmental services we propose adding a gardiner, environmental services laborer and supervisor. we will add additional funding forgetting the park and service areas as natural resources to add additional supplies to their budgets. we are really excited about the work in our equity program and services as noted in today's earlier presentation to our partners, oece, we will continue to explore creatively the opportunities we can create to ensure that we get our programs and services to the lowest income, most disadvantaged populations in the city. in that

>>rancho san antonio park rangers turneaway hundreds of hikers monday after 6 year-old girls attacked and bitten here on line about 9 30 sunday morning near t popular dear hollow farm trail. the team with the california depamentof fish and wildlife spent theday trying to track and ultimately catch the animal says captain todd todd who'xenia they brought in 4 trains dogs to try and strike on the scent of the cat. >>in the ar where th we're successful in treating t the cat and then and mobile statn equipment into it so we have the chemicals to start the animal a trail camera captured this fuzzy image of a motain lion early today, ut it's not clear whether it was the cat who attacked the child anwas then scared off by her father says ranger brad pennington. >>we don't know the of this county it could be a big meal mong through it could just be another line can pass into the area of the park was closed brieflylast summer when some residenmountain ons were spotted near a trail. hike today most visits were okay with the extra caution most likely thell find that there was something in from o

. >>> taking a bite out of the big apple, the sharks in new york to take on the rangers. down 1-0 in the first. jumbo joe with a slap shot. that ties the game at 1-1 after one. then in the second period, it's thornton again, this time off the redirect. his second goal of the game, but right now the rangers lead it 3-2 in the third period. >>> the giants hit the diamond in arizona for their cactus league opener. after a two-hour rain delay, this a welcome sight. the tarps being removed. bottom three, dodgers up 5-0. mauricio due bond goes on a power trip. that's a solo home run. the dodgers win 10-4. right now the a's are trailing the cubs 3-0 in the third inning. >>> men's college basketball, cal on the road at washington. bears up early. terry, check out the ball movement here. >> i'm watching. >> look at this. great passing leads to an easy basket. now, the bears led 17-11 after that bucket. after that, it was all u-dub. the huskies outscored the golden bears 32-9 to end the first half. the second half, more of the same. washington beats cal 87-52. >>> a nail biter on t

the image on the screen but it is blurry and at this point, this is the image that only you and the rangers and the wardens are seeing of the mountain lion that was captured on the trail camera just before 5:00 this morning in the same area where that little 6-year-old girl was attacked and now what we don't know is that the dna collected from the little girl confirmed two things, it was a mountain lion and claw and not bitten. the dad said that adults with her punched the animal and ran away. they were a mile from the entrance at the san antonio preserve here and a captain with the department of california fish and wildlife says this is unusual. >> it is extraorri to go after people who are not identified as prey. you are more at risk on the highways going to the park or the wild place to visit than certainly wandering the park, but you want to use precautions any time you are in the woods. >> so right now, the rangers and the wardens are using specially trained dogs to track the mountain lion, and if there is a dna match with the little girl, it is certain that the cougar will be euthaniz

we believe our chopper pilot, sky ranger pilots say they believe this is the plane in question. it is a small plane, and officials tell us that there are four people on board. we are having, and weo have a crew headed to the airport right now, and laura is getting into place on ground for when this plane is arriving, and four people aboard the small plane to attempt a landing without landing gear. stay tuned for how that turns out. >>> and we want to check the weekend weather forecast as we are looking live outside. not as sunny as we have seen in the last couple of days. hazy, but it is still very warm. >> very warm, and we are seeing the high clouds moving in, and so it is giving us a filtered sunshine, and we will still have warn weather today as we are taking a live look outside in san francisco all because of the dry weather that we have seen in high pressure building, and high pressure is moving on and allowing for some cooler air to come our way in time for the weekend, and we can see the hazy skies in dublin and parts of the tri valley warming up, and already above where

>and in this case there is an attack by all branches closed right for the second time in 6 months rangers of thgates were forced to turn away visitors because of mountain lions in august, wildlife officials lord this mother and her cubs away from the trails over safety concerns the plan now is to capture the animal and make sure it's the right one by using ghly trained dogs and dna from the victim if we capture itwe're going to put it into a covert op keep it alive take some dna off of it. >>than those a sacramento are while it measured visional decide the fate of the live reporting at rancho san antonio preserve dan thorn kron 4 news. >>well happening today, lawmakers in the east bay will unveil new legislation that would fine short term rental homes too violate local laws. now the new law's being proposed by state senator steve glazer who represents contra costa county. this comes after 5 people were shot and killed at a house partyin orinda on halloween. e use had en rented air bnb ow under he propod law pple could e ned $5,000the finest meant to help prevent party houses iquiet neighb

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