i i can ranger companyn 1950. with humility, with clear eyes about the horrors of war. by november of that year, the popular assessment of the conflict on the korean peninsula was highly optimistic. general macarthur himself thought he could have american gis home for christmas. but for first lieutenant ralph puckett and the 50 rangers under his command, the path home turned out to be much less rosy. i headed them was a crucible of staggering odds along the front line near the chinese border. u.s. forces in routes sector were outnumbered three to two. but on the hill 205 where his small company would take a stand more than a mile from the nearest reinforcements, they were outnumbered ten to one. it's difficult to imagine a starker embodiment of the motto rangers lead the way. perhaps on november 25, 1950, ralph puckett repeated the simple prayer he offered when he took command. don't let me get a bunch of good guys killed. perhaps he asked for the strength, the courage and the resolve to discharge his duty and lea

just the chief ranger. being a game keeper here in south africa's kruger. national park is a dangerous job. poachers have struck again and they could still be nearby. the chief ranger looks for clues, suspicious or visual. but this one is the draft lead him to the animals carcass. but the rangers are too late. the poachers are gone. they have removed half the animal's head to get at the tasks the stench of decomposing flesh, smothers the area. the using a metal detector chief ranger run dining and attenuate is looking for a rifle bullet in the dead elephant's body. to something that you might do a shot from the other children limits of someone in the soldiers they open up the carcass to try to extract the bullet, a piece of evidence that will tell investigators a lot about the weapon that was used. that in turn, could help the authorities track down the poachers. as the bullet is launched, deeper than expected in the animal's body. nothing, nothing else. so the plan right now is to move these customer, deco

i i can ranger companyn 1950. with humility, with clear eyes about the horrors of war. by november of that year, the popular assessment of the conflict on the korean peninsula was highly optimistic. general macarthur himself thought he could have american gis home for christmas. but for first lieutenant ralph puckett and the 50 rangers under his command, the path home turned out to be much less rosy. i headed them was a crucible of staggering odds along the front line near the chinese border. u.s. forces in routes sector were outnumbered three to two. but on the hill 205 where his small company would take a stand more than a mile from the nearest reinforcements, they were outnumbered ten to one. it's difficult to imagine a starker embodiment of the motto rangers lead the way. perhaps on november 25, 1950, ralph puckett repeated the simple prayer he offered when he took command. don't let me get a bunch of good guys killed. perhaps he asked for the strength, the courage and the resolve to discharge his duty and lea

best ranger competition.at does that say about their skill set? >> first of all, we train the best of the best, and to be able to win and defend the nation, so we put all these guys through rigorous training. most of these competitors train for up to six months or more to be able to be prepared for this competition. that's just the basics of that. it starts with the ranger tap and getting into the school where they put themselves into rigorous training to be the best leaders to fight and win the nation's wars >> we have been watching since this started yesterday all of these different events that the rangers have to do. they are extremely intense. the average person probably wouldn't make it five minutes to be honest. it is real life combat situations that these events mimic. how crucial is it that these rangers not only know those skills but excel in them? >> absolutely. they have to master the basics. they have to know how to use their weapons systems, how to use their bodies, how to be able to put all of t

with rangers. half—time had it not been forjack butland. celtic was left needing to beat dundee. most would have assumed it would be a formality given the last time they met the champions, 7—1. dundee carved an hour to make a breakthrough at dems park. forrest scored his 100th of the season, waiting another half hour before doubling his tally. there should have been enough for celtic to see at the scene comfortably but they were the only ones lacking composure. they failed to make the most of several corners until the shot was helped home. despite that slip—up, celtic held up to maintain their three—point lead at the top of the table. arsenal are all but out of the wsl title race and by the end of the day it could be certain they won't win the league this season. they dropped more points with a 1—1 draw at everton, whose equaliser came from a 16—year—old. here's adam cottier. five years since the last wsl title triumph, arsenal knew a win at everton would keep their hopes of lifting the trophy this

betty: many of you know me as a park ranger. my life that i've kept hidden for half a century. joe: gibel began creating a film about soskin's life called, "sign my name to freedom," the title of soskin's memoir. bryan: she eventually did sing again, backed up by a full symphony orchestra and a choir of 200 people. joe: the film delves into soskin's back story, how she and her husband opened reid's records in berkeley, which became the country's longest-running black music store. betty: we were the first family of color in walnut creek. joe: it details the family's move to walnut creek in the '50s, where it was met with extreme racism and even death threats. in that dark period, soskin had a breakdown. she turned to her old martin guitar and wrote herself through the pain. bryan: she says in the documentary that her music saved her. betty: but the music saved me. it really did. di'ara reid: music was really therapeutic for her after her nervous breakdown. bryan: betty's probably, like, 25 there. joe: soskin's daughter, di'ara re

after the break, rangers also scored from the spot, then equalised in the 86th minute.ng ahead again, before rangers' rabbi matondo levelled in injury time. well the former spurs and republic of ireland internationaljoe kinnear has died at the age of 77. with tottenham, he won the uefa cup, two league cups and an fa cup. the defender was also capped 26 times for ireland. kinnear then went on to have a successful career as a manager — most famously at wimbledon and newcastle. max verstappen�*s fi rivals are already admitting defeat this season — after he cruised to victory at the japanese grand prix — his third win from 4 races. verstappen led a red bull clean—sweep in suzuka, prompting mercedes to concede �*no one can catch him'. the 200m freestyle final at the british swimming championships looked like an olympic final, such was the talent on show. world champion matt richards was the first to touch the side — beating a star studded line—up including the reigning tokyo champion tom dean who came third and now won't be able to defend his title in paris. olympic silver m

this is what a lot of the rangers based here in fort moore do to change for these.to say this was nowhere close to some of the challenges these guys have to do. back out here live we are really less than ten hours into this three-day competition. a lot of these guys compare this to the olympics of the army. they run 60 plus miles during the whole time, half the time they have dozens of pounds of weight on the back. barely any sleep and by tomorrow half the teams will be eliminated. we will see what happens. >> john: medicine this is john i once was at the graduation where they have a big demonstration which brings all of the ranger skills together and they jump on helicopters, fast world, they blow things up, it's a great demonstration. but you talk to the folks there, what is it that drives them to want to be the best ranger? >> you know, it's funny you ask that. the rangers that we spoke to we asked them all the same question and they said that the skills they have to have two go through the different competitions are skills everyone in the army have. they just wa

one answered by texas rangers steve. what do you do? >> ground zero.d been done before. >> on day one of this reboot, he had ex-husband sitting in a chair for his first formal interview. >> look, you are the ex-husband and we will take your story. i've got to rule you out as a suspect. >> he's cooperative, right? >> once you reached out, he was cooperative. >> he told the same story he told the deputies a week earlier. he hadn't seen crystal since thursday night when he left on a date. >> according to him, that's the last time he saw her alive. >> you -- a gunslinger and hat and boots. he went through extensive training on how best to interview a suspect by reading behavior and body language. tell me about his demeanor? what you are seeing as much as he is saying? >> probably lack of sincere concern. even for what we know as an ex- wife. let's take a lie detector test. >> he said he would be happy to. and? >> he failed. >> al-baghdadi flaunt? >> he couldn't have failed any worse. >> that would make him the prime suspect but it didn't jive with everythi

throughout the competitions, rangers get little to no sleep. the soldiers were run upwards of 60 miles for about half of that, they will be carrying thousands of pounds of weight. by saturday, half the teams will be eliminated. >> trace: coming up, pro palestinian speaker takes the mic at a city council meeting in california and goes on a very dangerous rent that includes threatening the life of a local mayor. and a long island senior reminds us that age is just a number with his sick beats. plus east coast residents are reporting strange lights in the sky. the day's best viral videos are next. ♪ ("three little birds" by bob marley & the wailers) ♪ ♪ discover our newest resort sandals saint vincent and the grenadines, now open. visit sandals.com or call 1—800—sandals. >> trace: the fox news at night commonsense department understands the metropolitan water district of southern california with 19 million customers is raising its rates 17 percent. that's on top of a property tax increase. if you read the far left los angeles times you were told i

rangers, lead the way. thank you, mr. president. i yield the floor. the enslaved having a unique relationship with this government issue. invisible into the people of color. here are some of the issues. we want our cash reparations which were enslaved here in the united states. we want a hate crime specifically to protect black americans. we want the ending of qualified immunity for law enforcement. we want the return of our land that was taken from us through a illegal and deceptive means. we want our political prisoners released and those in prison for nonviolent crime. unrelenting a around the globe. this legislation will bolster israel's fight to defend itself against terrorists like hamas. it will support ukraine's ongoing defense against russian forces who are violating their sovereignty. and it will help countries in the indo-pacific like taiwan counter and deter, hopefully, chinese aggression. america's always been known as one that stands by its friends and allies. that's actually one of the biggest differences between the united states and r

the series score is 2:0 in favor of the rangers.otos did not score any effective actions in this match. the next match will take place on april 27. by the way, now teams have 45 victories in head-to-head matches. uefan home development tournament. we are starting successfully, the belarusian national team, made up of football players under 16 years old, left no chance for their peers from azerbaijan at the start of the competition. the result of the match is 4:0. already in the first half, the hosts made a good start, jan priemka, daniil chergeiko and stepan zhegemont scored a goal each, roman stesik put the finishing touches in the second half. the guys already have a winning mentality, they try hard in all games. and the team will finish the tournament on sunday against the uzbekistan squad. arsenal - interim leader of the premier league. in the london derby , the gunners left no stone unturned against chelsea, but in terms of points lost, the current champion remains the better team. manchester city. meanwhile, in italy, the firs

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cyriel dessers scored both for rangers.c in the final after they beat aberdeen on penalties in the other match yesterday. sheelah mclaren was watching. after yesterday's dramatic shoot—out, hopes were high for another enthralling encounter. it certainly started with a bang asd the deadlock was broken within five minutes. dessers with a fine turn and finish, as rangers drew first blood. there was a blow for the ibrox side when their winger abdallah sima had to go off with injury a short time later and hearts fought hard for an equaliser. alan forrest and frankie kent forcing jack butland into action. but for all their efforts they could not find a way through and rangers saw dessers get the second of the game just 12 minutes before the end. there was a final flurry of chances for either side but no more goals to be had. they started with the right mentality, they wanted to score fast. we put a lot of attention to that. we did that the same way with ross county. and we did it and we showed more composure with the ball. frustr

throughout the competitions rangers get little to no sleep.half of that they will be carrying dozens of pounds of weight. by saturday, half the teams will be eliminated. in fort moore, georgia, madison scarpino, fox news. ♪ ♪ >> bret: china is surging sales to russia of machine tools, microelectron nickels, and other technology used to produce weapons for its war against ukraine. a u.s. assessment says about 90% of russia's microelectronics came from china last year. they were used to make missiles, tanks and aircraft. nearly 70% of russia's approximately $900 million in machine tool imports in the last quarter of 2024 came exclusively from china. american nuclear submarine power. here is national security correspondent jennifer griffin. >> submarines have a unique roll securing a piece. their ability to move unchallenged through all around the world is incredible a semitic advantage. >> problem the u.s. does not have enough submarines for itself. old subs being retired faster than they can be replaced. the pentagon is short of navy requiremen

rangers are stronger 3:1. the belarusian spent 12 minutes and 54 seconds on the ice and did not score any effective actions. the rangers are already 3:0 ahead in the confrontation with washington. to reach the next stage, hockey players from new york need to get one more victory. and also hockey mikhail sholagin, the best hockey player of the extra league season, the forward miner took five individual awards, and this is a record for the number of statuettes in one summing up ceremony results of the competitive year. the national champion zhilobensky metallurg collected the most prizes for the holidays. kristina kamysh has all the details, she has the floor. the extra league season 23-24 is officially over. the closing ceremony took place for the fourth time and it was a great occasion for the hockey players. take off your leggings, helmets and skates, put your clubs aside, take out your tuxedos from the closets, get together in a wonderful company, say, first of all , thank you to each other for this competit

i am fully confident that angela ranger— am fully confident that angela ranger has not broken the rulesnger has not broken the rules. —— angela rayner. it is really a matter for the _ angela rayner. it is really a matter for the police. but angela rayner. it is really a matter for the police-— for the police. but the conservatives - for the police. but the conservatives feel - for the police. but the - conservatives feel differently. it is not acceptable to avoid taxation in the way that may have occurred here. and it is not acceptable to berry henson and ignore the situation, which is of course what angela rayner wants to do. are than that, keir starmersaid angela rayner wants to do. are than that, keir starmer said that this is something he is not even prepared to read a report into. the something he is not even prepared to read a report into.— read a report into. the details of the story are _ read a report into. the details of the story are technical, - read a report into. the details of the story are technical, the - read a report into. the details of. the story are technical, the

i think if rangers win, they put one hand on the league trophy.. — very special indeed. if they win this one. it— very special indeed. if they win this one, it will look like a joke or not — this one, it will look like a joke or not if— this one, it will look like a joke or not. if you're a celtic fan, it will— or not. if you're a celtic fan, it will seem _ or not. if you're a celtic fan, it will seem like a juggernaut, too. huge _ will seem like a juggernaut, too. huge max — will seem like a 'uggernaut, too. huge max.— will seem like a 'uggernaut, too. huge hex.— huge max. there's more on the football news _ huge max. there's more on the football news show. _ huge max. there's more on the football news show. scott - huge max. there's more on the - football news show. scott minassian willjoin us as well and hopefully you can do, too. you can find us on the bbc iplayer. time to take a quick look at some of the other sport news stories making the headlines. ronnie 0'sullivan and gary wilson are tied at four frames all after the first session of thei

eric: for the police to the military the best ranger competition is among the toughest test in the u.st pushed madison for an inside look at that from columbus, georgia. >> hello eric we see that blackhawk helicopter behind me. we have seen a lot of those in action since his competition began. they're currently taking one of the very few short breaks they get before the night portion of the events begin. you said it since yesterday we have some of the ranger teams push their minds, bodies and technical skills to the absolute limit. >> you are supposed to be kind of suffering through three days, no sleep. like degraded supplements and you just have to like you know everyone is suffering along with you and you have to get through. >> captain chandler ramirez put him and his teammate are currently in fourth place at all the ranger teams remaining. pretty impressive. his partner got second place last year. they had extra motivation going into this year's competition these competitors are some of the best the military has to offer but here's a look at some of the brutal 32 events the ranger

they have seen their fellow rangers killed. 0ne there. they have seen their fellow rangers killed.in both legs. he spent 11 days fighting for a town which eventually the military lost and was driven back. he doesn't want to go back and he has gone into hiding now. so this is a pretty awful irony that ranges themselves are being sucked into this conflict. they are really caught between in this battle with this other insurgent army. and in effect, they are really being used as cannon fodder. i they are really being used as cannon fodder.— they are really being used as cannon fodder. i understand bbc burmese spoke _ cannon fodder. i understand bbc burmese spoke to _ cannon fodder. i understand bbc burmese spoke to some - cannon fodder. i understand bbc burmese spoke to some of- cannon fodder. i understand bbc burmese spoke to some of the l burmese spoke to some of the ranges. what did they say? the? ranges. what did they say? they are in despair — ranges. what did they say? they are in despair really. _ ranges. what did they say? they are in despair really. they - are in despair reall

to a point when a victory is vital for rangers' title hopes. million tickets have been sold for games — the last batch went on sale today. the president of the organising committee says there'll be unprecedented security at the sporting venues but he is "very satisfied" with preparations for the event. 0ur sports editor dan roan sent this report from paris. the view from the top of paris' most famous landmark is changing — 0lympic venues springing up across the city, as the biggest event france has ever organised looms into view, with almost eight million tickets already sold. paris is getting transformed into an olympic park. as you can see, most of our most iconic venues are going to be hosting some of the major events. the stands are being built. i think our city is ready to welcome you and the athletes. we were granted access to one of the most spectacular sports venues being built for the games — preparations gathering pace, with just 100 days to go. this will be the playing surface for the beach volleyball competition. this 13,000 seater

i think if rangers win, i think they put one hand on the league trophy.eltic game it's looked very, very special indeed. so if they win this one, it will look like a juggernaut. and if you're a celtic fan, it'll feel like a juggernaut too. so yeah, huge amount to be taken out of this game. in spain, athletic bilbao ended their run of six successive copa del rey final defeats, and a ito—year wait for silverware, with a dramatic penalty shoot—out victory over mallorca. alex berenguer stepped up to seal a 11—2 win in the shoot—out in seville after the match finished 1—1. it sparked jubilant scenes at a sold—out la cartuja stadium, giving bilbao's fans the chance to celebrate a trophy for the first time in four decades. afterfailing to finish in australia a fortnight ago, normal service resumed for formula one world champion max verstappen injapan earlier. the dutchman completed a clean sweep of pole position, fastest lap and race win as he claimed the 57th victory of his career. he beat his red bull team—mate sergio perez by 12.5 seconds. carlos sainz contin

kulveer ranger? >> what does closer mean? >> what does closer mean?ight to be >> i think there's a fight to be had. what the tories had. what are the tories fighting for? >> parliament? >> a hung parliament? >> a hung parliament? >> tories fighting, >> no, the tories are fighting, as minister said. and >> no, the tories are fighting, awas minister said. and >> no, the tories are fighting, awas at minister said. and >> no, the tories are fighting, awas at a minister said. and >> no, the tories are fighting, awas at a 1922inister said. and >> no, the tories are fighting, awas at a 1922 meeting id. and >> no, the tories are fighting, awas at a 1922 meeting withnd i was at a 1922 meeting with him, dropper for meeting dropper. >> what's he like in real life? is he that short? >> okay, well fighting. >> they're fighting to re—establish what in the minds of the country what the of the this country what the conservative stands well conservative party stands well close only last win close only counts in land grenades, ballroom dancing and elections. >> you eit

it means celtic are still above rangers in the table, but rangers have a game in hand.needs extra hype, but with this the closest title race in scotland for well over a decade, the ibrox air fizzed with emotion. all that build—up and yet rangers weren't ready, as daizen maeda pounced after just 21 seconds. with no away fans, it was left of celtic�*s dugout to bring the noise. the pressure on the rangers' defence was relentless. that meant penalty, and up stepped matt 0'riley for celtic. ibrox once again stunned into silence. in the second half, their mood lifted. a booking for diving became a penalty and there was no doubt what james tavernier would do with it. now the momentum had shifted. rangers would have a goal disallowed before abdallah sima equalised late on. the euphoria would evaporate just 71 seconds later, as adam idah put celtic back in front. but there was still time for one final chaotic twist — and they don't come much better than this. that is stunning! it's as you were in the title race, a game to match the hype. katie gornall, bbc news. a stoppage time

it's the same in scotland for rangers. not the moment to lose to ross county for the first time martha thomas sends spurs to wembley for a first ever women's fa cup final, where they'll play manchester united. also coming up on sportsday: and can anyone stop scottie scheffeler as he goes for his second masters title on the final day at augusta? hello again. with margins as tight as they are, could this be the day that liverpool and arsenal rue more than any other in the premier league title race? manchester city won yesterday to go above them, and that's exactly where both arsenal and liverpool still are this evening after both suffered home defeats. damaging at any time, but with six games to go, potentially decisive. the day started at anfield, where liverpool's poor week ended with a 1—0 defeat to crystal palace. patrick gearey reports. # you'll never walk alone... # anfield is a place of full—voiced confidence, but perhaps quietly there were also nerves. they'd lost 3—0 here in europe in the week, and crystal palace se

there'll be an all—glasgow scottish cup final after rangers beat hearts 2—nil to set up the first rangersinal for 22 years. real madrid have extended their lead at the top of la liga to 11 points after a thrilling el classico. it was 2—2 at the bernabeu until the 9ist minute whenjude bellingham smashed a late winner for real into the top corner of the barcelona net. the result puts them firmly on track to reclaim the league title with just six games left to play this season. new bundasliga champions, bayer leverkusen, are still unbeaten, but only just. they needed a stoppage—time equaliser byjosip stanisic to draw 1—all at borussia dortmund. if leverkusen can keep their unblemished record for the remaining 4 games, they'll be the first team to do it in the german league's history. a record number of people took part in the london marathon with around 50,000 finishing today. and there was also a record broken in the women's elite races with kenya's peres jepchirchir setting a new women's time as she stormed to victory. she crossed the line in two hours, 16 minutes and 16 seconds to break t

there is sky ranger showing us that travel. that is own over on the right side going north from san francisco into marin. both directions appear to have vehicles moving and they must have reopened the northbound side because it doesn't appear to be much escort going on. you see the full travel toward the nbc logo and that is where the chp are. the first to cross the bridge escorting the rest of the folk coming from marin county after they clear the incidents on the span southbound 101. protests on the bridge and heading down toward -- there you go, what was previously for hours an empty toll plaza. if we could go back to maps, i'll talk about the other two closures we have going on. now that the golden gate bridge has cleared, these sensors will light up. southbound does show slowing. and we have back-up coming out of san francisco golden gate park was a problem but now things must be easier. now across the bay bridge out of san francisco, we have this big back-up on southbound 880. because at 7th, we continue to follow this pr

the rain is very close by as we track it with storm ranger, and you can download the nbc bay area app so you can track it with me at home. we will talk about the changes coming up in that a few minutes, and mike has been tracking lower gas prices. >> yeah, we will start with the highest low at the top here, san mateo's best is in menlo park, $4.75 at quick stop. and then san leandro, the lowest is $4.65. that's on key garden straight and off of fairway drive. and then gas and stop on key road, very accessible in san josÉ, $4.63. >>> i did talk about the east bay. see the highlighting there, and that's the road weather index. rain came through and so there could be damp roadways. the traffic is scattered nicely, so not a lot of traffic flow. the live camera at the richmond side of the bridge doesn't show wet roadways. that's just a note for service streets. >>> one of your subscriptions is about to get more expensive? >> next on "today in the bay," the music streaming app raising its prices. >> and levi strauss looking for ar better way you shop. ar better way you shop. >>> and then sh

rangers accused dundee of "negligence and unprofessionalism" and dundee could face disciplinary action season. this is really bad for the image of scottish football that these things can happen and it could have been avoided. by playing on another venue somewhere else because everybody knew what the situation is and what's so no, it's pointed at the club that they didn't do the right things to have a decent football field. and it happened already several times this season. so that needs to be solved, otherwise you cannot play the game. novak djokovic is into the quarterfinals at the monte carlo masters, avenging his defeat to lorenzo musetti at the same stage of last year's tournament. he beat the italian comfortably in striaght sets, becoming only the second player to reach 10 monte carlo quarterfinals in the open era. the world number one will play australia's alex de minaur next but says the crowd reaction spurred him on. i'm not looking for trouble with crowd. and stefanos tsitsipas is also through, beating 5th seed alexander zverev. the number 12 seed had match points when 7—5, 5—

i have to read this, last night's game end with rangers winning 4-e 32. who said yea? you want to go? conchear concho, pirro and let's settle this and go. >> brian: like "anchorman." >> todd: don't touch the head or face. >> brian: battle of the sexes. >> steve: guy from pbs shows up. >> ainsley: you can't hit a girl. >> todd: you can bring a proxy m male. >> ainsley: i will bring sean han hannity. he trains everyday. >> todd: my contact at ice, i'm going after him next. he texted me from the gym where he works out two hours a day. this devils-rangers rivalry is serious and i represent, go devils. >> lawrence: should we be offended? ainsley didn't mention us. >> steve: we have to be in good shape. >> ainsley: any of y'all would do better than me. sill silv /* what about st stallone. >> steve: todd is appearing with carley, he battles with her everyday. >> brian: stop here first. toss across. >> ainsley: he is crossing. >> carley: my gosh. >> steve: did a hockey game just break out? >> carley: producers are telling me to take it away, i will. battle on the side. >> lawr

dens park is ready for dundee against rangers in the scottish premiership.tponed twice and now pushed to a point when a victory is vital for rangers�* title hopes. also coming up on sportsday... 100 days to go. paris 2024 insists its preparations are on course and security remains its number one priority. while the athletes are ready to tell their own stories. we meet one of those whose toyko tale was one of the most memorable. hello again. with two games to go, we've already had 29 goals in the champions league quarter—finals. last night p56 and borussia dortmund made it through to face each other in the last four with aggregate scores of 6—4 and 5—4 respectively. there's little to suggest we won't get something similar tonight when the goal of manchester city and arsenal is to set up a meeting in the semi—finals. the first legs have both ties level. we'll be heading to munich shortly, but first to the etihad where our correspondent andy swiss is waiting. andy, pep guardiola called the 3—3 draw at the bernabeu last week chaos. are we expecting more tonight?

that’s what he was an excellent it-specialist, you know, such an it-base, and this is such an it-rangerng of what is happening around him, that’s all, clear understanding in terms of numbers, with from the point of view of sensors, and this is a person who is a mega professional, an it specialist, not just an environmental specialist, but an it specialist who clearly understands what is happening on his territory, such a forester of the future, a forester of the future, and we have been talking about for quite a long time that we need to fight for conscious consumption, but we cannot say that we have achieved any radical success in this area. do you know how the history of plastic waste began? and the fight against plastic, yeah, that’s it we forgot, but in 2014, i think that in the year in mumbai, versova beach, two people came together, one lawyer, a young lawyer, afros usa , an elderly fisherman who lived in mumbai for a very long time, as if this was their place, this was their home , they went out to their beach, which was, well, it was scary, well, that is, it was just littered wi

armed forces facing off this weekend in a ranger competition. wild stuff. scarpino is there. madison. >> reporter: neil, it's day two of one of the military's toughest competitions yet. and these rangers, if they made the cut, they're well underway with some of these intelligence challenges. and, oh, by the way, they got little to no sleep leading up to this. so i'll show grow more of what's going on right now coming up. what i do is really important. you give eye exams. i give ... fresh starts. better vision, healthy eyes ... everybody wants that. that they do. and they don't want to spend more money than they have to. true. but good eye health? that's priceless. “hero doc saves vision!” (laugh) well, i- “hero owl saves money!” ... sure. great eye exams from great doctors at a great price. better eye health ... from america's best. moving forward with node-positive breast cancer is overwhelming. but i never just found my way; i made it. and did all i could to prevent recurrence. verzenio reduces the risk of recurrence of hr-positive, her2-negative, node-po

i think that was my rationale was i'm basically 77 rangers this year. change because house coal is now banned from sale for environmental reasons. but as a tradition, the world championships, which put gawthorpe on the map every easter monday, remains very much the same. olivia richwald, bbc. think congratulations to this years coil carrying championships. if switch kicked off in a second half still losing to southampton, they're looking to return to the top of the table, leeds united can do that later as well. go to that on your bbc sport app but for me and the rest of the team goodbye. a boxing club in north yorkshire is helping people with parkinson's disease to improve their strength and mobility through specialist fitness classes. westway boxing club in eastfield has eight students with the degenerative condition, who've been training for six months and have seen an improvement in their symptoms. our reporter carla fowler has been to meet the boxers. five, four, three, two, one. fighting to keep fit for as long as possible.

rangers have a game in hand.eredivisie, but for just one team. feyenoord have beaten theirfierce rivals ajax 6—0 in the derby. igor paixao scored twice as the home crowd in rotterdam were treated to their side's biggest ever win against the amsterdam giants. yankuba minteh also scored twice as ajax slipped to a new low in a season which has been turbulent on and off the pitch. it's also ajax's biggest loss in eredivisie history. they are 33 points behind the leader leaders psv eindhoven, with feynenoord in second place. after failing to finish in australia a fortnight ago normal service resumed for formula one world champion max verstappen in japan this morning. the dutchman took a clean sweep of pole position, fastest lap and race win. it was the 57th victory of his career. he beat his red bull team mate sergio perez by twelve and a half seconds. carlos sainz continued his impressive start to the season with a podium at suzuka. england's women lost their final one—day international against new zealand in hamilto

rangers or celtic?th the my experience at rangers was as a young player and, when i played there, i don't think i, i fully appreciated at that stage of my career the experience of playing at such a massive club. but then, you know , going to celtic then, you know, going to celtic ten years later and, and having that experience behind me, i really enjoyed and understood what a privilege it was to play at such a club like that. so, you know, both were great experiences in both different in their own right. >> and just for our viewers who aren't familiar with football or the derby, explain to the old firm derby, explain to us the atmosphere. what does it feel like playing in that game and what does mean of and what does it mean to fans of both scots ? both both teams and scots? >> well, to use a word that's, obviously been highly debated. this, this week is there is a lot of hatred there. you know, it's a very unique derby. it, it divides the city in many ways. but as a player, you know , it's, but as a pl

lord kulveer ranger.ries to sink our teeth into, and look, i want to have a look at this story in the sun . linda jubilee story in the sun. linda jubilee russia hacks british coal jets. okay, now this would sound like a pretty trivial story. the idea is that, you've got a ryanair flight , easyjet, and the pilot flight, easyjet, and the pilot is swerving to avoid an imaginary threat. but this is a demonstration of just what a bad actor russia is, and what a threat to western interests. great. and what could happen? i mean, the worst could happen. it could a jet could go down. well, we there are suspicions that that has already happened in the past . past. >> so there's nothing to say that it can't happen in the future . and it's of the future. and it's one of the things that i think is incredibly that we pay incredibly important that we pay attention it'll attention to this, so it'll be interesting to watch how this rolls out in the next few months. >> kulveer is this an affirmation of what the americans h