this was my ranger badge when i was a ranger. they put this out to sell it 100 years as a ranger badge. and then i found this. this is bill bundy's tribal owner and of taking tours through yellowstone or over yellowstone. this is out. and for sale in the park right now. this is the. and issues handbook that is published now when it was first made up, it was only for the superintendent, the park. now you can buy it. this is this year. it's a collector's item and you can get it at the visitor center. three natural disasters that i've been involved in. the earthquake, the fires of 88 and the floods. and we've all survived. it's been tough on the communities and tough on the people actually, the earthquake, everybody stayed of the park and we had great fishing. it was wonderful. all. i just l was always proud to put our flag up out side. the ranger station. and this is a thank you to some of the people that helped me put this together and i, i just barely made the time. you've been a wonderful audience. thank you. and i hope to see y

when they were a ranger. one of them would go to sleep on his horse and he'd start to lean one way and the horse would move over and i finally said, john, we got to stop, got to get this guy awake. add but we did ten days staying in some of the backcountry cabins. what an experience to be with all these people that love yellowstone like i do. this is so tribute and there was a ranger station there. and today you drive by, you don't see any part of that except for the snow tribute and the spring that runs out the side of it. and you're looking up so tribute creek, this is larry lamb in front with his guests from valley ranch and this was probably in the thirties, early thirties and a horse. albright, the superintendent, is riding in alabama with his group. this is early day transportation. the park, there is a display on yellowstone 150 years right down the hall and take time to go down and see it. this wagon is one of the original wagons and is displayed there. here is eight horses teamed up, pulling three wa

what made you want me to ranger out to learn more motto content. did you know about these things before you became a ranger? i'm not really. i learned from a walker is one of the relatively few aboriginal out his left crew members using fire to hunt during his bushman days. he's in good knowledge of the landscape means he can show the younger ranges, how and where to plant kate, the land, healthy a a a 100 and you're not willing i got a bit of flame. so you get like tougher than walked in and watch out a. 2 these traditional method forms thousands of small, clear patches that can prevent large wildfires from taking hold. a way like how does lighting fire stop fire if they make a fire like they've been making a fire break. so lightning strikes and it's my thought a big with far the by the time that i gets here, just stop. yeah. and it doesn't friends are yeah. with no matter there's no firebreak. yeah. the range is only been at school and as the vegetation is still green from the rains, the small file will soon go out with my mom a boy, you read a g

dailus laurence , winner of the african ranger award. >> good morning, my name is dailus.elcome to cousin island special reserve. the tour is about an hour or more. in 1968 we discovered a small bird called the seychelles warbler, which at that time was close to extinction. at the same time, birdlife international bought the island and turned it into a reserve to save the warbler. for now we have around 3,000 or more of the warblers on the seychelles. >> what began as a private rescue operation for the reed warbler is now a tourist attraction. a break from the beach with the bird watcher. >> the fun fact about the fairy swallow. they do not build any nest. most of the female covers the hague. -- the big. she will sit there for 20 days. otherwise if she moves, the eggs fall. >> no one complains about the 37 euros entry fee. the tourists are thrilled. the detour from the beach with ranger dailus seems to be worth it. >> it was great to see so many birds up close. they aren't shy either! babies, very young ones. >> so far, humans haven't intervened here. a few paths were cut

because were recently released and still need support from the rangers. for kathy and kick with our faith and land that goes along a lonely file and boom and so bad about a gl myers, m. o madison no m will have been available. see it out and borrow it on my but are you really bad on? yes. look, woman moved the range is, are doing their best to stop all illegal activity in the forest. but with 60 square kilometers to patrol and armed men to face. ready it's a big and dangerous job for just 9 of them. it's especially difficult for them to see or hear when somebody is trespassing a legally. but there's a new technology on hand to help that out. engineer tougher white has developed rain forest connection surveillance system consisting of an old mobile phone external mike phones and recycle solar panel. shards which listens in on the sounds of the flooring. i joy and clover a 3 chair i j, a frontier to her wire. these listening devices important, it's not really feasible for the rangers themselves to walk around in and petrol the entire place. but noise travel

there's storm ranger, san bruno mountain, we like the central location for that. storm ranger mobile doppler radar scanning. sprinkles here. more significant rain offshore. see the spin of the clouds, that's the weather system bringing in more tonight. not much rain until 11:00, but tomorrow morning, north bay getting a soaking, mountaintops of the north bay. 1 to 2 inches in north bay mountains, increasing wind and chance of thunder in the forecast tomorrow. closer look hour by hour and more chances of rain midweek coming up in 12 minutes. >>> crews are trying to get ahead of the storm. fire department was out in the trees, worried about falling, crashing down the power lines. department is expecting some flooding and offering sand bags for those who need it. chief is warning people to be careful if they go out tomorrow. >>> live look at san francisco, high winds canceling at least one big event, sunday street fair is off, organizers pointing to the wind advisory. set to happen in western edition. >>> north bay expecting quite a bit of rain, especially parts of m

he tied in the ninth. e first walkoff hit in the rangers the rangers came back from 7-2 n and won 8-7. the a's have lost six of the last seven. joe ryan was -- for the twins. the kansas kansas city royals in seven innings of no-hit ball. the rooe was lifted after throwing 106 pitches. were two outs away from outs away from a combined no hitter. it would have been the first no-no since 2011. ryan got got the win. the record is 11 me for the season. >> the 49ers have depth at running back. the added marlon matt to the practice squad. he s cut by the texans last month. wnba finals, the aces in black at chelsea green, lift off to the locker room. a3 ball at thee minute mark. that sealed it. cha gray scored 21. they won 85-71.y lead the series 2-1. i love it when you can localize a national national story. that is a good b for chelsea gray. >> thank you very much. stack u, the queen makes her final journey >> queen elizabeth ii has arrivd at buckingham palace for the final farewells. she left her second home earlier today. thous lined the streets of edinboro ts the procession to the air fo

we will have storm ranger have been going.e will be scanning and of course, we will give you those live updates on air. to purchase to start, keep the jacket handy. we will be back in the 50s. 59 over the south bay. you're coming in with some of the fog tomorrow morning. mid-50s in san francisco. north bay at 57. daytime highs for tomorrow, don't get too hot because of the system state off the coastline. this will be good for us. 72 in santa rosa. 77 in livermore. 78 in morgan hill. some low to mid 70s from oakland to palo alto and 60s san francisco to half moon bay. the seven-day forecast shows isolated thunderstorms lingering into wednesday through the morning at this point. then, we will dry out. noticed this weekend going into submit 70s. we will go from 77 tomorrow, up to 94 saturday. look at this. fall officially arrives thursday at 6:04 p.m. here we go. we are swinging it back into summer temperatures this weekend. >> we are all over the place.

park ranger at the national hisc park in richmond a part she helped establish. today she goto irthda celebrations at a school named n her honor. here is rick. reporter: without the fanfare oa royal visit. as a park ranger at the age of 85 giving history lessons about the women who worked in factories during wartime technically she retired earlier this year but shows no signs of slowing down. >> i didn't really retire i'm still working i don't know if i will ever really retire. >> reporter: today she met withs in the classroom answered quest. she's got it to tear. her daughter put it this way. >> i've been blessed to be able to have had a front row seat to watch her in action. >> reporter: as far as lessons o give for siebel celebrating 101 birthday she offered this. >> have you figured out what is the best birthday kick flavor? >> it's the one costco sells. >> who can argue with that and with so many stories to tell and so many lives touched. one ask of her biggest legacy would be being a park ranger. >> now it's having this school. this has been the most wonder

our sky ranger was overhead shortly after. you could see one of the cars ended up on the grass on the side of that house. as "today in the bay's" thom jensen reports, investigators say the car that hit the children may have been forced off the road by another car. >> reporter: the scene was heartbreaking. three children stopped at an intersection around 3:00 when witnesses say moments later they were hit by this tan car so hard that two of them were catapulted right towards a home. the third pinned under the car. >> one was under the front tire or near the front tire. he was face down and wasn't breathing too good. the other one was in the bushes in front of the house, and on the side of the house the little girl was knocked underneath the bushes. >> the driver of that car might not be to blame. witnesses told police another car, this red chevy impala tried to pass the tan mercury illegally and ended up slamming into it sending that tan mercury right into the children. >> my heart is broken for these kids and i hope and pray t

about $270000.00 rangers flipped the country within 2007, they economic situation was so mad that the monks decided to come out and to protest. and everybody was very happy because they felt. now there was somebody i would take care of the people i don't make it is our goal. i know they got google. yeah. they got convict jedi and little, you know, contact jazz or any ahmad it dramas. urgent need to contact somebody amongst throughout the history had been seen as a force for good rising up against the british colonial rule or against the japanese fascists occupation or the burmese armies of repression against them. the majority buddhist population, monks were always on the right side of history. they were always supporting the people. i mean, as i don't remember, the tongue are you. i pick him out was i to was our guy at it. i don't get it. julia chung and i was the machine and thou was when the military realize that the monks they had to be controlled to the army, send truck blow solve military commanders, $200.00. so buddhist monasteries. 100 so monks, flint, the country and thousand

another post up a big chance to bring rangers a level. another not so wasteful at the other end.tous mistake from the keeper, rathersummed break. a calamitous mistake from the keeper, rather summed up the rangers day, david turnbull taking full advantage to make it 4—0. a dominant display on a day when everything went according to plan celtic, well, just about everything. third placed, aberdeen were surprised by a late equaliser from ross county. 1—1 the final score. not a great lead up to their europa conference league group game for hearts they were defeated by livingston. saintjohnstone had their first scottish premiership win infourgames. a comfortable 3—0 win over saint mirren. hibe beat kilmarnock. motherwell and dundee united played out a goalless draw. next to the hundred, where the oval invincibles are living up to their name, in the women's competition at least. they are champions for the second year in a row after victory over southern brave at lord's. in a repeat of last years final, the invincibles won by five wickets with just 6 balls to spare in front of a record c

. >>> and the yellowstone park ranger trying to come to the rescue in a rather unique way. it's labor day. monday, september 5th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good monday morning, and happy labo e of y w he th l of you. yes. like us. >> by the y, is it true?st day allod w en worked in miami and l yrs, t not care about that rule. so i kind of stopped caring about it as well. >> well, every day there is summer. so i understand. labor day, by the way, was -- we're learning labor day facts as we go along here -- president grover cleveland is the one that helped make it a national holiday. >> really? >> was it back in -- you said 1882? >> yeah. >> was the first time that we started celebrating labor day. >> somewhere around then. you don't have any labor day jokes? >> not today. >> no puns? >> it's -- i'm just a labor of love today. okay? lovin' you all out there that are watching us on this holiday instead of going out to the beach -- well, you're not going to beach at this hour. >> 3:00 in the morning? yeah. >> you never know. >> that's right. oka

sky ranger overhead at the golf course. this is in south san jose. crews quickly put out this brush fire. it burned about five acres. thankfully no one was hurt. we mentioned the flex alert. conserve energy between 4:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. today and tomorrow. now, because that is when the strain is on our power grid is at the highest. why is that? we asked a member of the board of governors. >> in the middle of the day we are just fine because we have so much solargeneration right now. as we get towards the end of the day as the sun starts to get lower in the sky and eventually sets, those solarpanels do not produce as much power but people are still running their air-conditioning because it is so hot. and that is when we really run into trouble. so, that is when it is most valuable and most important for people to reduce their demand. >> i understand energy, you know, sometimes on the west coast share with each other, i am wondering, does it matter right now that other parts of the country are also experiencing heat and how connected is our grid? >>

in 1952, the queen made her husband, prince philip, park ranger. helped protect and preserve the park. the avenues, the trees, the reintroduction of the red deer, the expansion of the gardens, the formal gardens, continues nearly 1,000 years of royal patronage at windsor. we know that the queen loved windsor great park. tell us, then, what it was about these gardens that she loved so much? we're in the golden jubilee garden, at the savill garden, which her majesty opened injuly 2002. it is one of three main gardens at windsor — the valley gardens, the savill garden and frogmore garden. coming out to the gardens, at windsor, during covid, when her majesty was at residence in the castle, every friday morning we would send a fresh bouquet of flowers from one of the three gardens, to windsor castle, for the queen. the queen's legacy is all around the park, and in the town of windsor, too, her presence is felt. from the windsor ladies statue of queen elizabeth with her corgis, to one of two windsor greys who draw carriages on state occasions, from the q

hello junior rangers, rangers are conservationists. they know for sure.eucalyptus leaves to get enough, where to find a home. for the cockatoo, we need a rainforest. and how to save the indian peacock from danger too many of them, watch the most exciting cartoon ranger, leo and wildlife on the channel about. yesterday queen elizabeth ii of great britain passed away. she was 96 years old, of these 96 she sat on the throne for 70 rule. during this time 15 prime ministers were replaced by great britain and tana began with her dream of churchill. well , the great iron lady margarita ruled under her, too, and it's a shame, of course, that her last deed. the political act was the resignation of johnson, which she accepted and the appointment of the sheet and pitiful principle, which had been waiting for so long. i've been waiting so long for him, of course, to reign, and i feel sorry for him, because with this prime minister he will have to start his royal career, horror. we're done, don't go anywhere. news ahead of you. on andrey kharev is with you on channel

i was pretty proud of getting into the rangers battalion. >> an army ranger is trying to kill.ht. maybe this is the right guy? >> she knew i had the capabilities to do it. her biggest mistake was thinking that i would. >> i mean this isn't a thug. this is not a hardened criminal. this is a soccer mom. >> yeah this is somebody who goes about their day like anybody else. she just wanted him dead. >> but the only prove that police had was password. and that wasn't enough to arrest chrissy or her dad. >> we did not have enough evidence to go forward. >> so investigators came up with a clever plot to catch chrissy and her dad conspiring to kill david. and they had to act fast. the father and daughter wanted him killed right away. >> what we want to do is get a conversation on tape. that is the most important thing. >> but that could be difficult because chrissy's dad wasn't just some guy angry with his ex son in law. he had spent 26 years in law enforcement. he was a policeman! >> must have been surprising to you to learn that he was a former police officer? >> surprising is a good

i love it. >> betty retired earlier this year as the oldest park ranger in the united states. get this, during world war ii, worked as a a clerk. she was also crucial in in developing the rosie the riveter park in richland. > >> a bagel business expanding all thanks to you. next, how ouy did what it >> we continue celebrating hispanic heritage month. we knot know that latinos are well represented in the bay area sports. coming up at 5:00, sarah sarah will show you how they celebrate their heritage every time they step out to play. > >> a berkeley based business is and it is all thanks to you. the the owner tells us, 470 differet 470 different investors saw the story and contributed more than $1.4 million just because they saw a need there. the owner exps owner expects the plant to openn february and a new palo alto store is on kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to prevent wildfires and reduce toxic smoke. and we need to reduce the tailpipe emi

as for rangers, after 12 years away, their return proved a painful one.nager following the sacking of thomas tuchel after their champions league defeat last night to dinamo zagreb. earlier, our sports reporter alastair mcgowan explained brighton boss graham potter could be the man set to take charge. he would may be fit that profile of managers that they're looking forward. but also the football that the club is looking very highly regarded in the likes of pep arriola. other names that have been mentioned, the former tottenham manager. there's a link onjonathan goldstein, so that's quite interesting, and the other is the former real madrid manager. maybe that would be a calexico approach. someone they feel can maybe create identity as per manchester city or even liverpool. brighton's premier league game against crystal palace, scheduled for the 17th of september, has been moved due to rail strikes. the premier league say the fixture has been "regrettably postponed" after receiving a request from brighton, as action on the rail network means there will be

bottom of the ninth, rangers walk off with an 8-7 win over oakland.rs have added a running back to the practice god. most recently cut by houston in training cap, his best season was in 2019 with over 1000 yards and eight rushing scores. aaron judge continues this run for the homerun record. tonight in the 7-6 over boston. game two of the wnba finals. the game is all vegas. chelsea plum, a scoop to the hoop. she had 21. aces of big. -- up bag. plum gets into gray. the aces when 85-71. they are one game away from sweeping the debbie and be the choice between prop 26 and 27? let's get real. prop, 26 means no money to fix homelessness, no enforcement oversight and no support for disadvantaged tribes. yikes! prop 27 generates hundreds of millions towards priorities like new housing units in all 58 counties. 27 supports non-gaming tribes and includes strict audits that ensure funds go directly to people off the streets and into there's only one choice. yes on 27. in order for small businesses to thrive, there's only one choice. they need to be smart. effic

. >>> storm ranger finding rain off the coast. area of low pre prop 27 isn't a solution to homelessness. 90% of the money goes to out-of-state corporations. the homeless get very little. vote no on 27. homeless californians need real solutions, not false promises. prop 27 gives 90% of the money to out-of-state corporations, not the homeless. vote no on prop 27. it's a broken promise. >>> national mourning continues in london at this hour. thousands pay their respects to queen elizabeth. just after 7:00 a.m. sunday morning. in a few hours, a tribute from the queen consort camilla will be broadcast ahead of national minute of silence. praises the late monarch for forging her own path as woman in world dominated by men. princes william and harry were in uniform as the eight children stood watch over the casket. harry had special permission from the king to wear uniform. his titles were stripped when he gave up with meghan. president biden arrived this afternoon, ahead of the funeral on monday. our coverage, 2:30 monday morning. >>> s

she is oldg national park ranger and today she's celebrating her 101st bir. she will meet with students andt cake. > >> preparing to make history byg a new pacific islander cultural district. it will be located in sunny dale neighborhoods where they will lived for more than 1 run years. leaders made that announcement in front of city hall and a pacific islander cultural district will allow them to get input about issues that may impact them. >> we must consider their needsd their history. and the cultural district will actually help us recognize that before we make a decision. when we build, when we we create and we actually occupy occupy a space. >> it is the first pacific islar cultural district dedicated in e nation. > >> well that's it for the news t 9:00. coming up next on "the drw barrymore show." tennis superstar serena williams joins the show. she discusses her final tennis match and her new children's book. for more headlines including weather, just join us now on our streamig service, cbsn bay area. and coming up. protesters taking the taking the fi

in glasgow, at rangers they were silent. and then they sang too. # god save our gracious king.ch are not. shakhtar donetsk in orange were playing this home game in poland, not ukraine. celtic of glasgow took the lead afterjust ten minutes. it was brilliant, it was brief. and celtic go in front. soon after, in shakhtar�*s first real attack. i—i it finished. they may play in warsaw, they made it clear they play for ukraine. at chelsea, you can win the champions league — it doesn't guarantee your future. welcome graham potter, the new manager. supporters also acknowledged his predecessor during the game against salzburg. sterling scored, but so did 0kafor, and the draw leaves chelsea with serious work to do in the group. there was a smart goal coming up here from a talented young englishman at manchester city. that is bellingham for borussia dortmund. ten minutes to go — is stones going to shoot from there? goodness! 0nce haaland scored the goals for dortmund, city bought him to win games like this, which he did, but knowing the history, he marked it respectfully. all the atmosphe

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this was my ranger badge when i was a ranger. they put this out to sell it 100 years as a ranger badge. and then i found this. this is bill bundy's tribal owner and of taking tours through yellowstone or over yellowstone. this is out. and for sale in the park right now. this is the. and issues handbook that is published now when it was first made up, it was only for the superintendent, the park. now you can buy it. this is this year. it's a collector's item and you can get it at the visitor center. three natural disasters that i've been involved in. the earthquake, the fires of 88 and the floods. and we've all survived. it's been tough on the communities and tough on the people actually, the earthquake, everybody stayed of the park and we had great fishing. it was wonderful. all. i just l was always proud to put our flag up out side. the ranger station. and this is a thank you to some of the people that helped me put this together and i, i just barely made the time. you've been a wonderful audience. thank you. and i hope to see y

our sky ranger was able to capture that video. she's been busy gathering all the information for us. she's here live. what are you learning a >> reporter: well, we are learning t three female hikers up here abou mile off this trail, they're all going to be okay. they were taken by ambulance to santa clara medical center with both minor and moderate injuries. and will this all happened this morning. they actually had to use the pinging from their cell phones to locate the women and get them to safety. >> great to hear they'll be okay. this is an area where a lot of people hike. do we know exactly what happened? >> reporter: you're right. this is the most popular county park higing trail in the area. and a park ranger told me that this morning, they were up again about two mail off this trail. and all of a sudden, an old oak tree fell down and actually hit all three of the women. >> we are seeing, i believe, this is a tweet that you put there. i see a lot of trees behind you. do we know what caused that tree to fall? >> reporter: we

the former berkeley record store founder who became a national park service ranger in richmond at 85 years old. relive some of her life through pictures posted on the wall. >> including being honored by president barack obama yet having a school in her name. >> ranks at the top of her list of accomplishments. it says of whole life. >> leading to this moment honor the visit was a thrill for students and staff saw spins name proudly really help with anything we lift that. are the voices of people with the united states. they can do anything as for what's next. soskin says she is living in the moment. i'm living now on the margin. >> i i do you? you i don't anticipate. what can how about celebrating 102. >> in el sobrante would love to see it. >> coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news, the federal government put in a crackdown on those hidden fees in airports. walk airports, the soaring numbers scams. what you need to know ahead of this busy holiday travel season. we'll be right back. >> good morning and welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news that i'm free now for 43 on this thurs

we're tracking it on storm ranger, our mobile doppler radar. we have it parked in san bernardino. it's off the sonoma coast, as well as san francisco, so we could possibly see rain moving in very soon. but as we take a live look outside in san jose, it is beautiful as you get ready to head out for lunch and very comfortable with a temperature at 72 degrees. into the rest of the afternoon, our temperatures will hold steady in the mid-70s before it cools down going into this evening. as far as how much rain we could see, it's going to be hit or miss and not everyone will see it. stopping the timeline in our hour-by-hour outlook, right here at 2:00 we start to see the showers popping up in parts of the north bay, as well as the peninsula. and then going into this afternoon, we start to see some red up around napa and just farther to the north, maybe around yountville where there could be the potential of thunderstorms as it continues to move toward clear lake going into this evening. but we're also noticing more cells popping up over san joaquin valley, into the north bay, some of th

mark matthias at the plate for the rangers from the roof. you'll see matthias send everybody home. that was the second home run of the game. from matthias 8 to 7. the finals , the a's lose for the 10th time in their last 12 games. for other baseball teams. it's about the stretch run to the post season for the yankees. it's that and the aaron judge watch. before tonight. judge had gone six games without hitting a home run came to the plate tonight in the sixth inning against boston's next poveda. times are breaking ball sends it into the deepest part of fenway park. that's number 56 on the year for judge. judge came to the plate again in the eighth against garrett whitlock with the yankees down 4 to 3 that ties it up. that's number 57 for judge. the yankees were 7 to 6 winners judge chasing the all time yankee and american league record of 61 home runs. well we all know it can be profitable to be a big time professional sports star steph curry, maybe setting a new standard for profitability, according to report tonight. curry and his sporting apparel supplier under armor about to ag

. >> the nation's oldest living and now retired national park ranger is celebrating her 100 and first a birthday today. the party moved to el sobrante know we're just saying she is that is where betty reid soskin was honored at the school named for her kron four's. philippe chagall has the story. >> a warm welcome bay read so in 100st birthday at the named after her one year ago. >> the reid soskin middle school in el sobrante and honor she holds dear to her heart to has been good. most beautiful thing that happened a toward the campus, stopping by few classrooms and answering questions from students like how it feels to be 100 in one of the >> a little bit older than 100 but it the best time of my life in the library. the former berkeley record store founder who became a national park service ranger in richmond at 85 years old. relive some of her life through pictures posted on the wall. >> including being honored by president barack obama yet having a school in her name. >> ranks at the top of her list of accomplishments. it says of whole life. >> leading to this moment honor the vi

you can see it pushing through the bay area with our mobile doppler radar storm ranger.n and fremont. a little bit up through the north, you can see all of the rain that is still going to continue, especially into the evening, pushing into santa rosa, petaluma right now, and then down through the south bay, santa cruz seeing some good cells. also expect to see that wind pick up, as the system continues to churn with winds 15 to 35 miles per hour. >>> ahead on "sunday today," our highs and lows of the week including the moving reactions of young black girls around the world to a new little mermaid. >>> but up next on the eve of the funeral of queen elizabeth, our conversations with a pair of stars which puts on her crown. we're back in just 30 seconds. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ "shake your thang" by salt n pepa (host) more and more cat parents are feeding tastefuls from blue buffalo because it's tasty and healthy. and now blue tastefuls comes in single serve portions. just snap it, peel it, pop it, chop it. pick up tastefuls singles and find out why one taste is all it takes. >>> th

after such a long wait for rangers, a long night. andy swiss, bbc news. have seen thunderstorms for the fourth night in a row and spectacular lightning displays like these. some of the best lightning shots have been across parts of northern england in particular. we have seen a few storms elsewhere as well. we have seen so many of these downpours recently because of this low pressure that has been with us over recent days, bringing spiral bans of showers across the uk. clumps of storms flushing away across parts of south—east england and across parts of northern england as well. 0vernight tonight, much of the thunder and lightning will calm down the heavy showers to come, particularly across southern parts of eastern england and scotland and northern ireland as well. mist and fog patches, about ten to 15 degrees. tomorrow, it is going to be another unsettled day of sunshine and showers and the showers grow to become thundery and heavy as we go into the afternoon. for many, there will be several showers throughout the day. the only exception to that story,

the former berkeley record store founder who became a national park service ranger in richmond at 85 years old. relive some of her life through pictures posted on the wall. >> including being honored by president barack obama yet having a school in her name. >> ranks at the top of her list of accomplishments. it says of whole life. >> leading to this moment honor the visit was a thrill for and staff saw spins name proudly really help with anything we lift that. are the voices of people with the united states. they can do anything as for what's next. soskin says she is living in the moment. i'm living now on the margin. >> i i do you? you i don't anticipate. what can how about celebrating 102. >> in el sobrante that's nice. still ahead, scammers are targeting travelers trying to book plane tickets. the red flags you should know about. and coming up in sports, yankees slugger aaron judge made baseball history tonight next in sports day. so we'll have details on what you >> for your money. and about 10 days, some financial relief is coming to a lot of californians. the state will begin

. >> next tonight, the nation's oldest living in now retired national park ranger celebrates her 100 and first birthday where she was honored today in the bay. plus, how people are getting the world's attention as protests continue and the death of that. 22 year-old iranian woman who died while in the custody of a run so-called morality police and the governor newsom signing several bills to try to boost affordable housing in the state. what he's now focused on doing here. kron 4 news at 9 continues right after t >> welcome back. given newsom says he's tackling the state's housing problem. >> and on police trying to he says today he signed dozens of bills that he argues will accelerate new affordable housing in california. kron four's capitol correspondent eytan wallace shows what the legislation will do and why some argue it is just throwing more money at an age old problem. >> well, the governor acknowledges affordable housing has been an issue for years in california, but he hopes with this new legislation that will change and he says it all starts with one key action. build. appl

uh, besides our rangers, our inspectors conduct regular raids, and they are the most vulnerable. uh, the most vulnerable areas are being deployed, and there are special teams. they are specifically working to uh protect exactly the tigers when we talk about the boreal habitat of tigers. i've been talking about the three main uh territories since 2018 . we managed to expand the real a and the national park, which covers the area uh 550, uh quadra. and parsa national park is a brand new park. it occupies an area of ​​637 m², all together it is more than a thousand square kilometers. uh, we already talked about majmenta. this is very important for, uh, conservation, uh, populations of tigers and the area where tigers breed. not only is this due not only to the involvement of, say, some law enforcement agencies, but we have a system for making payments to local communities. we are investing in this so-called buffer zone program. compensation mechanisms that allow e to make payments, but to the population in case, say, their crops are violated or if tigers are destroyed. uh, for examp

and we're going to have park rangers, biologists and investigators trying to determine what the cause of that tree fall was. park rangers say they perform safety and clearance assessments on trees annually and that there weren't any reports about the trees in this area of the park. prior to today's fall, they hope to finish cutting and clearing the treat today so they can have the trail reopened by tomorrow since it is such a popular area. we're live in los gatos, jesse gary ktvu fox news. we'll head back to you, brooke. scary incident nonetheless. jesse, thank you. just hours ago, man accused of killing his girlfriend with a sword appeared in court. he's now charged with murder following that horrific death in the middle of a san carlos street. ktvu brooks jarocz joining us now live from the san mateo county superior courthouse with the latest developments on this case, brooks alex's name is jose solano land eta in his attorney says he's incompetent to stand trial. so now all of the criminals proceedings are at a standstill as linda to awaits a mental evaluation. for the first time s

and we're going to have park rangers, biologists and investigators trying to determine what the causethat tree fall was. park rangers say they do safety and clearance assessment on trees annually that there were no reports about the trees in that area prior to monday's fall, they say the trails should be reopened tuesday. moscato gypsy, gary ktvu, fox two news. coming up on ktvu news at 6 30. ukraine makes substantial gains as russian troops retreat from more territory also ahead. san francisco police looking for a man who crashed right into a patrol vehicle and moments after that suspect stole a catalytic converter with most of the bay area fans attention on the 49ers . the giants make a move to bring back one of their main stays are joe fonzi has that story a little later in sports? every search you make, every click you take, every move you make, every step you take, i'll be watching you. the internet doesn't have to be duckduckgo is a free all in one privacy app with a built in search engine, web browser, one click data clearing and more stop companies like google from watching yo

we train rangers of forestry inspectors. they must have special skills working on these territories. we also use e- market regulation mechanisms in order to prevent the illegal killing of these animals and then the sale of inspectors and rapid response teams to them have been empowered so that they can carry out e-protection. let me interrupt you. we do not have much time you mentioned from the thirty animals that are observed i understood correctly. it's about the tiger. that is, there are still 30 tigers in vietnam, and so on. you heard it right, yes, 30 animals are unknown, and in the territory where amur tigers now live in russia in the middle of the last century there were about 40-50 individuals. and look how successful they are. we have come together. we wish you such success. you know, in reality, they can move across very large territories and border on so many countries, this is in china and cambodia, laos is not far away - this is all in real habitat, so maybe animals move from one country to another, so it is imp

now the a's did to the rangers tonight with the rangers did to them last night, namely, mount a hugeans in arlington, texas, showing showing off a nice souvenir. one time the aids trail 5 to 1, but they battled back. tony kemps, two run homer in the sixth gets them to within 7 to 6. he's don't win much, but they do have some fun celebrations down to their last out in the ninth email machine sends one to write just misses the home run, but a double will do sheldon noisy scores and we are tied at seven. next batter, stephen vogt, pinch hitting looks like a harmless grounder, but corey seager boots it machine scores and the aids take the lead on the error. nice job vote. rangers get the time run on second, the bottom of the ninth, but domingo acevedo strikes out mark with diaz for the final out of the game as the a's they win it 8 to 7 is your final. the earthquakes are trying to bounce back from their worst loss of the season. six nothing to cincinnati over the weekend tonight. commerce city to take on the colorado rapids. quick down one. nothing but tied up on the corner kick. he goes

we're going to have park rangers, biologists and investigators trying to determine what the cause of that tree fall was. mark rangers say they perform safety and clearance assessments on trees annually and that there weren't any reports about the trees in this area of the park. prior to today's fall, they hope to be done with the clearing of the tree late today and have the trail reopen tomorrow because they know that it is very popular with people here in the south bay. we're live in los gatos, jesse gary ktvu, fox two news back to you and opening. close call there in the south bay, jesse. thank you. cal fire , says the mosquito fire in the sierra foothills continues to grow despite lower temperatures this afternoon, officials said. the fire has burned more than 48,000 acres or more than 75 square miles near oxbow reservoir. it grew about 7000 acres over the past 24 hours or so. the fire right now is 10% contained. thousands of people have been evacuated from both plaster and eldorado county's with more than 5000 structures. threatened reporter giovanni luigi joins us now from just

tottenham fans happy but rangers are livable, not so - but rangers are livable, not so happy in the championsceding four on their return to this stage amongst europe's elite, but there was some british success thanks to tottenham. 0ur sports correspondent andy swiss rounds up the action. liverpool's champions league campaign began in naples and in utter calamity. handball byjames milner, penalty to napoli, which piotr zielinski coolly converted. and with barely 15 minutes gone, another penalty after a foul by virgil van dijk. and while this time goalkeeper allison came to liverpool's rescue, it proved only the briefest of reprieves. andre—frank zambo anguissa making it 2—0 before on the brink of half—time, guess what? liverpool can't defend it, 3—0. napoli were in dreamland. liverpool were in tatters. surely it couldn't get any worse? oh, yes, it could. zielinski with number four, much to the home fans' glee. and while luis diaz pulled one back, it was scant consolation. a 4—1 defeat for liverpool. juergen klopp's poor start to the season just got a whole lot worse. tottenham, meanwhile, were

, won in marseille and brugge scored the biggest victory of tuesday 4:00 away against porto match rangerce napoli was postponed from tuesday to wednesday in connection with the mourning events due to the death of queen elizabeth ii so today nine matches will be held in the champions league at once. in the russian football cup on the way, the rpl is also the time of the second round in the group stage, dynamo moscow hosted groznensky akhmat yesterday. this was the first match for akhmat after the dismissal of head coach andrei talalaev, the team for yesterday's match was led by head coach yuri nagaytsev, the resignation of head coach akhmat did not help, grozny lost all the team's goals, scored in the first half already in the 11th minute , fedor smolov opened the scoring in just 6 minutes. after that, ivan oleinik was equalized by 31 yaroslav gladyshev scored, the winning goal for dinamo , 21. the victory of muscovites in the price group table, dynamo, groznitsa were equal in points scored by three points in another match on tuesday in the nn group and khimki in regular time of the match

the rangers coach says a win tonight and qualification for the next stage would be monumentalfor theng that's probably never really kind of been done. they're a new team f you want to call us a new team to this comp, which we are. this experience will be pivotal in us moving forward. we have no fear about the tie. if we have no fear about the tie. if we have the majority of our squad playing to their cape capabilities then we can get a result. in rugby union, england's women are to play their first ever stand—alone fixture at twickenham next year. theirfinal 2023 six nations match against france has been chosen as the game to take place at rugby hq. it was also announced that the red roses match against scotland will take place at newcastle kingston park, while they will return to northampton�*s franklins gardens to play italy. formula one drivers are in singapore ahead of this weekend's grand prix, where the championship could be decided. landon norris says the race will be one of the tough test of the entire season due to the tropical weather. the british driver says it is almost i