as for the rangers. — premier league. as for the rangers. they _ premier league.will - premier league. as for the rangers, they will hope . premier league. as for the rangers, they will hope to | premier league. as for the i rangers, they will hope to get bodies back next week for their final game because the injuries had a negative effect on their performance in the way they had to adjust things. it is performance in the way they had to adjust things.— to ad'ust things. it is how the to adjust things. it is how they came _ to adjust things. it is how they came out _ to adjust things. it is how they came out in - to adjust things. it is how they came out in the - to adjust things. it is how i they came out in the second half. losing the right back because of the switches they made in the inexperience they brought off the bench. i thought every player the played came off the pitch with a lot of credit but i think the manager was struggling because the squad was threadbare. the was a little unbalanced and it took him a good while to regain momentum. an excellent per

rangers manager had not beaten celtic in six attempts.s all about to change. setting the rangers on the way, gathering it from nico and sending a crisp low shot right to the corner from 25 yards, just evading casper to the goal. they were rampant after that. next up, the cutting inside, a shoulder deflecting the defender, and striking the top of the course. celtic could not muster a response but almost got level just before half time. a fire towards the goal and the standing goalkeeper kelly who produced a wonderful save to keep the rangers�* lead intact. after the break we expected a celtic response, and itjust did not come. cutting inside, find the space on the right and cracking off the post, denied once more at the post. the second arrived with a set piece, getting a touch in the central defender to slam home the vital second. a third arriving, blocked in the box, and then came the substitute to slam home the third for the rangers. a merited victory, they could have been more. it was very much their day, although the points gap is now

overall we played well today, the rangers deserved to win and — today, the rangers deserved to win andet ready for the weekend. in the premier league, everton manager sean dyche says he's got bigger issues to deal than neal maupay�*s comments on social media. the striker is on loan from everton at marseille, but posted on x: "whenever i'm having a bad day, i just check the everton "score and smile." dyche is instead concentrating on their relegation battle and improving his team in the january transfer window whilst trying to balance the books. there are guidelines and everyone, notjust for us, everyone, notjust for us, everyone have to work with them, other clubs are going into that world where we were maybe they need to look at their numbers and that is probably the case, looking at the numbers and making sure they are in the correct position to move forward. the one thing it will not be, or unlikely to be, of millions of pounds, whether you know that notoriouslyjanuary pounds, whether you know that notoriously january was a tough month. it is very tough, forget about the numbers. we

as for rangers, the will premier league. as for rangers, they will hone — premier league. they will hope to get _ they will hope to get somebody�*s back for the game against union sekailwe are next week for theirfinal against union sekailwe are next week for their final game, the injuries certainly had a negative effect on their performance, comedy where they had to adjust things. the had to ad'ust things. the weather _ had to adjust things. the weather came _ had to adjust things. the weather came out - had to adjust things. the weather came out any i had to adjust things. the weather came out any second half. — weather came out any second half, losing taverner road back and playing him at centre—half because — and playing him at centre—half because of the injuries they had — because of the injuries they had gone with the switches they made _ had gone with the switches they made an— had gone with the switches they made an inexperience, every single — made an inexperience, every single bladder the for rangers and outcomes of that bit with a lot of— and outcomes of that bit

and we see the gathered park rangers, groundskeepers ofjimmy carter national historic park. this is the point farm of the carter is peanuts farm and agricultural business. something that later in life jimmy business. something that later in lifejimmy carter before becoming president took over the family farm was his father died of cancer. he came back and ran the fire himself along with rosalynn carter, his wife. and now we see the motorcade, the lead vehicle there, carrying the body of the former president. let us stop and listen, as we ceremony to begin. she was bells ringing soon. present arms. bell ringing. bell ringing. bell ringing. 39 tolls of the bell at the family farm where you may carter grew up to honour the 39th president of the united states. we saw that longest serving national park service ranger there on that national historic site. we see the gathering there of staff and rangers that are running this now museum as they salutejimmy carter. this part of georgia, archery, quite a small town. this was a farm, when the president was born, didn't have running wat

rangers were brilliantly they _ rangers were brilliantly they came back into— they came back into its excellent. anyway— into it and it was excellent. anyway they celebrated, almost a little bit, thought they had done it, thought they had done it. got— thought they had done it, got over the line. they— it, got over the line. they say you are most susceptible when you have just scored — susceptible when you have just scored and that proved right. nobody— scored and that proved right. nobody closed martenes down, it was a - lovely ball. and fernandes was _ and fernandes was there at the end. not _ was there at the end. not a _ was there at the end. not a vintage manchester performance, but as _ manchester performance, but as we said in commentary, it is_ but as we said in commentary, it is all— but as we said in commentary, it is all about results and that as a result they wanted. the _ a result they wanted. the significance of the win as well, manchester united and when rangers they went from fourth on the table tonight outside the top eight. with the winner, it propels them back into

rangers manager had not beaten celtic in six attempts.e way, gathering it from nico and sending a crisp low shot right to the corner from 25 yards, just evading casper to the goal. they were rampant after that. next up, the cutting inside, a shot deflecting the defender, and striking the top of the course. celtic could not muster a response but almost got level just before half time. a fire towards the goal and the standing goalkeeper kelly who produced a wonderful save to keep the rangers' lead intact. after the break we expected a celtic response, and itjust did not come.

rangers kick off their 2025 in style.ook ahead to a night of tungsten tension and the semi finals of the world darts championship. and a battle for billy and boulter — but could they surprise poland at tennis' united cup? great to have your company. we'll look ahead to the final test between australia and india later too but we'll start with football where we've got a full programme of fixtures in the scottish premiership today. the dundee derby�*s ongoing right now but it's the old firm clash at ibrox that stirred the senses as usual. the dundee derby�*s ongoing right now but it's the old firm clash at ibrox that stirred the senses as usual. less common of late have been rangers victories but they stunned leaders celtic — romping to a 3—0 win. martin dowden was there. celtic enjoyed a 14 point cap heading into the fixture of the managers said they tested did the just once coming into this in the rangers manager had not been celtic in six attempts. it was all about the change, it was ens who set rangers on the way he gath

another thriller involving rangers, but theirfaces another thriller involving rangers, but their facesre a hat—trick and end the game feeling like this. the site had got off to fly, they were ahead inside four minutes, then 2—0 up inside four minutes, then 2—0 up before the game was even 20 minutes old, the marvellous moroccan�*s tenth of the season, it was all rangers until this happened. martin boyle struck, to the delight of the easter road crowd. rangers are vulnerable away from home, though. a penalty was conceded with half an hour to go, hibs were level, boil again the man on the spot. rangers decided attack was the best the defence, the hat—trick gave them the lead they should have held, but hibs were to get up off the canvas one last time. it became then three each. there was a chance to have the last word, the goal gaped, then he wanted the ground to swallow him up. motherwell beat aberdeen 2—0 — they were a goal up at fir park when motherwell�*s tony watt felt aberdeen�*s slobodan rubezic had dived and said so. rubezic got up and reacted. maybe watt made the most of it but ru

rangers are vulnerable away from home, though.n the spot. rangers decided attack was the best the defence, the hat—trick gave them the lead they should have held, but hibs were to get up off the canvas one last time. it became then three each. there was a chance to have the last word, the goal gaped, and then he wanted the ground to swallow him up. motherwell beat aberdeen 2—0 — they were a goal up at fir park when motherwell�*s tony watt felt aberdeen's slobodan rubezic had dived and said so. rubezic got up and reacted. maybe watt made the most of it, but rubezic was sent off. and from the free kick that followed, motherwell punted the ball forward and tawanda maswanhise promptly made it 2—0. aberdeen haven't won in ten games now. after both those games, celtic wrapped up a comfortable 3—0 victory over st mirren. third—placed dundee united were beaten 1—0 by hearts. dundee and ross county both picking up three points as well. sunderland kept pace with the top of the championship, beating ten—man portsmouth 1—0 to end the weekend

coming into this and the rangers manager had not beaten celtic in six attempts.the rangers on the way, getting it from nico and sending a crisp short right to the corner from 25 yards just veering casper to the goal. they were rampant after that, the goal. they were rampant afterthat, next the goal. they were rampant after that, next up the cutting inside, his shoulder

rangers manager had not beaten celtic in six attempts.y, gathering it from nico and sending a crisp low shot right to the corner from 25 yards, just evading casper to the goal. they were rampant after that. next up, the cutting inside, a shoulder deflecting the defender, and striking the top of the course. celtic could not muster a response but almost got level

celtic never gained any mometum as rangers dominated. robin propper squeezed in a second after half—time before substitute danilo swept in the third. it's the first old firm victory for rangers manager philippe clement, and celtic�*s first loss of the domestic season. real madrid head coach carlo ancelotti has refused to deny his club are trying to sign trent alexander—arnold from liverpool. we understand the spanish side had made an approach — which liverpool pushed back on. spanish media also reported real are willing to buy the england international this month — but ancelotti wouldn't be drawn on the situation. it is very difficult to talk about it in this context. we will see. that is all i can say, we will see. we have so many games injanuary and that is all we are focused on right now and that is all there is. talking about market is not easy for me at the moment. tennis and poland are on course for a second successive appearance in the final of the united cup. they've reached the final four of the tournament — after beating great

and rangers duly romped to victory.ll be celtic�*s, but today at least belonged emphatically to rangers. andy swiss, bbc news. cardiff city had a few problems yesterday — their match against coventry city was delayed — because they didn�*t have enough referees. in the end, a call went out over the tannoy in the packed stands to see if anyone could help. dale randall stepped forward, even though the crowd was a little bigger than he was used to. he has been talking to tomos morgan. yesterday, i was supposed to be refereeing at goytre united versus llantwit major in thejd cymru south, but unfortunately the pitch was waterlogged. so, with an afternoon off officiating in the welsh football leagues, dale randall decided to go and watch cardiff city play coventry. shortly before half time, however, an injury. stadium announcer: we've got an injury to the referee currently. | with the fourth official stepping up, a plea for another to help out in the second half. this is a call—out - to all in the stadium. do we have a qualifi

the rangers took their rivals. the rangers took the lead injust their rivals.hem to equalise and get back from 2—0, laterfrom aberdeen, who dropped down to fourth after a bad run from full whose. but after a bad run from full but celtic, host saint mirren and scored that penalty, it is now too mid—2 against rangers. that meant 2—2 against rangers. two of the teams who might still be harbouring hopes australia surged to victory on day three of the fifth test in sydney to beat india by six wickets and win the five—match series 3—1. fast bowler scott boland took 6 for 45 with india adding just 16 runs to their overnight score to be bowled out for 157. australia reached their target of 162 in just 27 overs to regain the border—gavaskar trophy. the result also sees pat cummins' side qualify for the world test championship final at lord's injune, where they will face south africa. a huge win. in the context of the series, it has the biggest series that you can play at home. i felt like i was kind of seesaw throughout the whole so is to finish at 3—1 and told the driv

the result means rangers need to win next week and hope other results go their way to gain automatic united will definitely make the last 16 if they win their final group game. it was fair to us to win the game. we already knew it was tough in this moment. we started well. i think the pace of the game helped us because it is different than you can feel it. we try to do things, we were better with the ball, sometimes we controlled well at the beginning and then we lost control for seven minutes because of some bad passes and some positions. but then i think we created the best chances to win the game and i think we deserved the win. tottenham are in a strong position to make the knockouts after they won 3—2 at german side hoffenheim with goals from james madison and two from son heung—min. spurs manager ange postecoglou was full of praise for his captain. sonny led from the front fight with his football but also with his general actions and most importantly the goals. look, we are all copping stick at the moment, that isjust are all copping stick at the moment, that is just the nature

celtic never gained any mometum as rangers dominated.obin propper squeezed in a second after half—time before substitute danilo swept in the third. it's the first old firm victory for rangers manager philippe clement, and celtic�*s first loss of the domestic season. here are the rest of todays results — third placed aberdeen lost two one to ross county who are third placed aberdeen lost 2—1 to ross county who are tenth in the league. bottom side stjohnstone picked up a point against hibernian, and the dundee derby is just underway. you can get all the details on the bbc sport website and app. real madrid head coach carlo ancelotti has refused to deny his club are trying to sign trent alexander—arnold from liverpool. we understand the spanish side had made an approach — which liverpool pushed back on. spanish media also reported real are willing to buy the england international this month — but ancelotti wouldn't be drawn on the situation. translation: it is very difficult to talk about it in this _ context, we will see. that is all i can

rangers have struggled on their travels this season.on the road. when sam became the top scorer this season it did look that things would improve. despite dominating possession, rangers could not capitalise on it until this. there could have been more goals but both goalkeepers kept the score down. by accident, and design. early in the second half, rangers showed an attacking talent. the match should have ended on a high for the visitors. this completed the scoring late on but the drama did not end there. the referee felt one player swung his arm deliberately towards another�*s face and sent him off for violent conflict. the manager said the decision was incredible and the club will appeal. chelsea's grip on the women's super league tightened further with a victory over rivals arsenal earlier. the defeat for the gunners, the first under renee slegers, but the day really was all about the champions, who introduced their new world record signing to the fans at stamford bridge today. natalie pirks reports. the derby began with a statement

forest service ranger's memorable moment with nature. >> reporter: this was a snowmobile ride that u.s. forest service ranger nick myers will never forget. >> saving lives. >> reporter: that's a goose staying warm tucked under his arm 1,000 feet up on mount shasta. >> this poor goose was probably not going to make it up there. >> reporter: so how did we get here? myers and a fellow ranger were on a routine patrol when something caught their eyes. >> something that's dark-colored pops really well. and we saw this thing that looked like a rock or something on the snow. it caught our attention, and snowmobiled over to it, and it was a goose. it was completely crusted in ice, had a big ice lens over its head and couldn't fly. its wings were sort of baerted and it was in rough shape. >> reporter: their instincts kicked in, and their instincts told them to rescue the goose. >> i put it under my arm like a football and started the snowmobile and started off down the hill. and its whole demeanor really relaxed. and it was kind of at that moment where i really felt just that connection of spiri

speaking of, some rangers fans want me to watch their teams here in the new york area. blocked out is this kind of blockade coming to your town and team, next. >> how is it not? figure out who is their distribution and who is the package and where they are trying to go, the streaming world makes all of this complicated. >> there's a lot of fights. we are not being local, it's a national, international television show. the question is, does the fight go to l.a. and chicago? we will talk about it. >> we've h blackouts already? >> the fight over money and the bill goes up a little bit and then we move on. >> we move onto something. let's start with the markets which are lower on this first full day of the new year. the question is if we could see a repeat for 2025 like we've just come off of 2024 and 2023. any disappointment or demand slowdown in nvidia and ai is the single biggest risk facing investors, is it not? >> i did say that. >> what is your beef? >> i just giggled at -- i'm happy to be here with you, what a wonderful -- >> it's too late now. >> i'm sorry. i did sa

rangers had 10 different scorers, including lizzie arnot here. celtic beat partick thistle 4—2.were comfortably beaten in the first meeting of the 2025 women's ashes in australia. they lost by four wickets in the first of three one—day internationals, which mean the hosts have a 2—0 lead in the multi—format series. with more on that, here's our reporterjoe lynskey. the first day of the ashes went the same way as the last decade. england's women haven't won it since 2014, and this was not the start they wanted. commentator: there's the nick and there is the wicket! - england's key batters couldn't score more than a0. the captain, heather knight, was one of many soft dismissals. this was australia at their best in the field and when england cleared the ropes, the crowd kept up the performance. commentator: 0h, commentator: oh, you beauty! this is how the home side will look to hold on to the ashes. england were all out for just 204. and when they took the field, the catching pattern didn't stick. this was england's problem at last year's world cup. they now have two more odis, thr

celtic never gained any mometum as rangers dominated.y for rangers manager philippe clement, and celtic�*s first loss of the domestic season. real madrid head coach carlo ancelotti has refused to deny his club are trying to sign trent alexander—arnold from liverpool. we understand the spanish side had made an approach — which liverpool pushed back on. spanish media also reported real are willing to buy the england international this month — but ancelotti wouldn't be drawn on the situation. it is very difficult to talk about it in this context. we

ganan los rangers. y en un movimiento muy inesperado, .cruzar la frontera poder llegar a estados unidos antes de que el presidente electo donald trump llegue a la casa blanca. desde chiapas, juan nos cuenta mÁs de su travesÍay hablÓ con ellos. >> por quÉ salieron de su ciudad? >> porque mataron a mi esposo. vivimos para alejarnos de allÁ. lo hice para que mis hijos no corran riesgo. juan: desde hace cuatro meses, esta mujer y sus hijos esperan su cita del cbp1 para poder entrar de manera legal a estados unidos. en este mismo albergue, estÁ marÍa,originaria de honduras, y la compaÑÍa su hijo quien tiene autismo. >> no tengo dinero para regresarme. no quisiera regresar porque es muy lejos. estÁ muy tremenda allÁ. hay mucha delincuencia. juan: lo mismo ocurre en el sur de mÉxico, donde la caravana migrante en chiapas recibiÓ una buena noticia. autoridades de migraciÓn mexicanas les dieron permiso para transitar 20 dÍas por el paÍs y llegarÁ su destino,la frontera con estados unidos. la maÑana de este domingo, algunos migrantes trasladaron a l

rangers are currently 15 points behind celtic.dbye to theirs, west ham are saying hello to their new manager. after 20 months out of management, graham potter has returned to the dugout, signing a 2 and a half year deal at the london stadium. potter says he'sjoining a club with a big traditions and a big history — and says it feels a bit like christmas and that he's raring to go again in the premier league. joe lynskey has more. this is the opening he's waited nearly two years for. good morning. at west ham united, potter has eemerged. the coaching journey started in sweden's fourth tier. where taking them to europe show the potential much at swansea city and played what he's doing. he paid a huge sum to be at the bridge. but he was sacked the same season. potter has been out of work since april 2023. and has been linked to jobs at home and abroad. butjoining west ham united, he feels is worth the wait. it's been 20 months of a good rest and break. and in that time, you can imagine that you speak to different owners and directors

so we're going to dig into all of that and muc for rangers in new york state. that's after a bull moose fell through the ice of a frozen lake. this happened at around 11:00 on thursday. in the morning, someone was watching as the moose started to cross the lake. suddenly it broke through the ice. rangers used a chainsaw and picks to cut a path, leading the moose to a thicker section of ice. they then used sleds to guide it down the channel. moose quickly crawled out, but by then it had spent nearly two hours in freezing waters. rangers were concerned that that moose wouldn't recover. but you see right here. miraculously, after 15 minutes, the moose trotted off into the woods. thank you so much for joining us at 430. jess and gia are working on the 5:00 newscast next. we' backre the 47th president of the united states after being sworn in again. we have live team coverage from the nation's capital to the bay area on the festivities ahead this evening. among the issues mr. trump is wasting no time addressing is immigration. the new effort in the south bay to push

this is new video from our sky ranger in southern california. the fire is roaring closer and closer to more neighborhoods. once again, the race is on to get out of that fire's path. this is video from a family's backyard, an eerie orange glow just over that ridge line. way too close for comfort as the fire is now heading straight for their homes. we're packing up our belongings, our pets. we want to give our heartfelt thanks to all of the first responders who have been helping save our homes, save our lives. the firefighters came to our door and pretty much knocked so we knew it was time to leave. we had our stuff prepared. we saw the fire coming our way. it will certainly be another long and sleepless night for so many in southern california. let's get right to our meteorologist, rob mayeda. rob, the wind has really pushed this fire in directions where firefighters were hoping it wouldn't go. and it shows you just how dangerous conditions can be when the wind changes direction. we're not seeing those strong, damaging offshore santa ana winds, b

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this is lieutenant robert higgins. >> good evening, david, ranger matt sevry. >> hey, david, forest ranger the team that saved the moose. >> we had to work together, create a plan, use a little backwoods know-how. >> it's not every day that you get to rescue a moose from a frozen lake. >> to see it shake off and stand up and walk its way into the woods was just quite the sight to see. >> david: the moose probably in the woods having a beer somewhere, watching himself on the news. i'll see you tomorrow. good night. in real life, a southern california wildfire that's burning more than a thousand acres an hour. but there is some good news tonight. >> red flag warnings for southern california extended until friday morning. i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. i will track the winds and the humidity in that area and tell you about the warnings coming up. >> makes me feel really anxious because i don't know where my future is going to be held. >> all sports at sonoma state university are going away and so are some degrees and apartments. we are live tonight with an explanation why. >> plus my reacti

rangers are currently 15 points behind celtic.rs, west ham are saying hello to their new manager. after 20 months out of management, graham potter has returned to the dugout, signing a 2 and a half year deal at the london stadium. potter says he'sjoining a club with a big traditions and a big history — and says it feels a bit like christmas and that he's raring to go again in the premier league. joe lynskey has more. this is the opening he's waited nearly two years for.— nearly two years for. good morning- _ nearly two years for. good morning. at _ nearly two years for. good morning. at west - nearly two years for. good morning. at west ham - nearly two years for. good - morning. at west ham united, otter morning. at west ham united, potter has _ morning. at west ham united, potter has eemerged. - morning. at west ham united, potter has eemerged. the - potter has eemerged. the coaching journey started in sweden's fourth tier. where taking them to europe show the potential much at swansea city and played what he's doing. but he was

this is a live look from our sky ranger in los angeles.just received an update that the palisades fire has burned more than 22,660 acres. that is about 34mi■!s. asentioned, that mandatory evacuation zone has spread east to the 405 freeway that includes the town of brentwood, which is right next to pacific palisades. and we will continue to update you on all of the latest, including the eaton fire in altadena, where eight deaths are now confirmed. nearly 14,000 acres have burned. fortunately, containment has gone up to 15%. and if you just stick with us nbcbayarea.com our app, you can catch us on roku, amazon fire, google tv. you can see us anywhere on all of our streaming platforms. we will continue to update this tragedy in southern california even when we're not on air. and before we go, cynthia has one last look at the forecast and our team in l.a. their live stream is nonstop nbc four in l.a. they are doing an amazing coveragef the fires down there. no rain for the next seven days, not only for us here in the bay area, but down in sout

this is new video from our sky ranger in southern california. the fire is roaring closer and closer to more neighborhoods. once again, the race is on to get out of that fire's path. this is video from a family's backyard, an eerie orange glow just over that ridge line. way too close for comfort as the fire is now heading straight for their homes. we're packing up our belongings, our pets. we want to give our heartfelt thanks to all of the first responders who have been helping save our homes, save our lives. the firefighters came to our door and pretty much knocked so we knew it was time to leave. we had our stuff prepared. we saw the fire coming our way. it will certainly be another long and sleepless night for so many in southern california. let's get right to our meteorologist, rob mayeda. rob, the wind has really pushed this fire in directions where firefighters were hoping it wouldn't go. and it shows you just how dangerous conditions can be when the wind changes direction. we're not seeing those strong, damaging offshore santa ana winds, b

well, speaking of, we want to give you this live look this morning at our storm ranger, our sky rangerrdon me, over los angeles, over the palisades. as the fire continues to grow, new evacuation orders ordered for encino and brentwood, and evacuation warnings for places like malibu and calabasas. flames are creeping closer to homes in those iconic neighborhoods, as well as the 405 and 101 freeways. more than 23,000 acres burned in that fire about 36mi■!s. it is only 11% contained. the firefight is nonstop, but the fire is unrelenting. by the way, we are awaiting a press conference at 8 a.m. to update on where that palisades fire fight stands this morning. meanwhile, the death toll has risen to at least 16. just 11 of those deaths are from the eaton fire alone. it continues to burn just north of pasadena. it wiped out entire neighborhoods in altadena. some good news. the containment is up. it is at 27% this morning. it has burned more than 14,000 acres. and this is actually a live look for you this morning. again, 14,000 acres destroyed and 40,000 structures are still threatened thanks

forest service ranger's memorable moment with nature. >> reporter: this was a snowmobile ride that u.srest service ranger nick myers will never forget. >> saving lives. >> reporter: that's a goose staying warm tucked under his arm 10,000 feet up on mount shasta. >> this poor goose was probably not going to make it up there. >> reporter: so how did we get here? myers and fellow ranger eric falconer were on a routine patrol when something caught their eyes. >> anything that's dark-colored pops really well. and we saw this thing that looked like a rock or something on the snow. it caught our attention and snowmobiled over to it, and it was a goose. it was completely crusted in ice, had a big ice lens over its head and couldn't fly. its wings were sort of battered, and it was in rough shape. >> reporter: their instincts kicked in, and their instincts told them to rescue the goose. >> i put it under my arm like a football and started the snowmobile and started off down the hill. and its whole demeanor really relaxed, and it was kind of at that moment where i really felt just that connection

environmental conservation police and state forest rangers went to the scene.. >> there's no training manual for getting moose out of the ice. but, so, i met, and we came up with a game plan. >> reporter: the game plan did not involve the shivering moose waiting in the freezing cold water for an air sled to arrive. >> we donned our cold weather gear and he started cutting the channel with the chainsaw. >> reporter: they came prepared for the worst case scenario, ending up in the icy water with the moose. >> we had cold water suits on and dry suits on with flotation. and means to get ourselves out if that happened. >> reporter: cutting that channel you see was the easy part. the harder part was persuading the moose to use it. >> we were able to get around behind the hole that the moose had fallen through, and we tried poking it with a couple of different things, but it didn't seem afraid of them. so finally, we pushed the jet sleds up close to it. for whatever reason it was scared of those. once we got behind it, we were able to direct it to the path and swam ou

sky ranger overhead as one of those homes collapsed. our crew on the ground says four homes are destroyed and two others threatened. crews remain in attack mode, battling multiple fires across los angeles county. the largest is the palisades fire. no containment. this is a live look right now from sky ranger mandeville canyon area. estimated 1000 structures destroyed by this fire. but that number could climb in the daylight. thank you. to the eaton fire near altadena. it's burned more than 10,000 acres. and just a short time ago, we learned that nearly a thousand homes are gone here as well in this fire. zero containment. and then there's the sunset fire, which broke out this evening in the hollywood hills. we just told you about that one. 50 acres burned. but the good news is crews have made some good progress on it. now, it was pure chaos as people raced to evacuate from that hollywood hills fire earlier today. this is an iconic area. cars bumper to bumper. as you can see as embers swirled in the air. some people actually tried escapi

so let's take a look right now at storm ranger and our other radars combined together.nd you can see some rainfall well off to the north. also some snow here through the sierra. and this storm system is all pushing away. we're not concerned about any kind of additional rainfall tonight on that current storm ranger scan. we are right now dry. so as we take you across the bay area tonight, you got any kind of plans across the bay area? it is jacket weather, as you well know right now. 55 degrees down to some low 50s here starting at 9:00 tonight. may get into some spotty drizzle this evening as we watch for some areas of fog that could form right across the bay. 56. and you'll see here at 11:00 49 where w we would watching out for maybe some drizzle. again, no heavy rainfall expected in the forecast 53 across the inland valleys. and we're down to a cold 49 already right here at 9:00. so as we head into your saturday forecast, what we are going to be tracking here is this area of high pressure. it's continuing to move that storm track off to the north and also producing so

sky ranger overhead. the station is closed due to that police activity. you see crews on the scene.ins are currently not stopping there. we're still working to learn more about the investigation that is continuing. ac busses are stopping to pick people up since those trains are not moving right now. we'll continue to investigate and bring you updates as soon as we get them. also, for the latest 24/7, visit nbcbayarea.com. now to a live look in san francisco, where we're following breaking news on the police department. sfpd has reached milestone goals on reform and is officially leaving state oversight. you may recall the department has been implementing federal reforms since 2016. after several scandals. they had a list of 272 recommendations to meet. today, california attorney general rob bonta says the department has met mos of its goals over 260, with plans to phase in the rest over time. bonta says sfpd has seen a significant decline in the use of force against all racial groups. the report also acknowledges disparities still exist, but use of force against black people saw the

nothing showing up on the storm ranger mobile doppler radar. and notice where the showers are now during the day tomorrow, mendocino county might see a few light showers at times, but mainly more of these high clouds moving over the bay area. kind of like we saw today. that is going to continue as we wrap up the weekend. some morning temperatures in the 40s tomorrow morning, hazy skies, a little bit of fog early, then a mix of high clouds and sunshine moving forward for the afternoon. low 60s around san jose, upper 50s from san francisco over to oakland. so we talked about the fact that high pressure is building. in. one thing we have to watch as we get into tuesday is low pressure dropping into southeastern california. strong santa ana wind likely in southern california, where it's been very dry around the bay area. two i think late monday into tuesday we may see wind advisories hoisted for these gusty offshore winds. it will be there from tuesday evening. tuesday night, some of the hilltops around the over 40mph. so dry and breezyeds there in

among the perks that you get, you get access to our radar from storm ranger. just scan the qr code right there on the screen. it'll get you started. half moon bay is wrapping up its second day of events, remembering the horrific shooting rampage that took place on local farms two years ago. seven farm workers lost their lives on january 23rd, 2023. nbc bay area's robert honda joins us live, from where a candlelight vigil is scheduled to begin in about an hour from now. and, robert, such a painful time for so many in that city. yeah, it really is throughout the whole community and the mood is very somber. you can probably see behind me organizers and volunteers for the community group, alas, are setting up for a candlelight vigil scheduled to start around 6 p.m. now, the people helping the farm workers say there is more fear this year than before because of the threat of deportations contributed in many ways. the room was crowded with groups supporting farm workers on the second anniversary of the half moon bay shooting rampage that left seven workers dead. sup

the app provides many things, including access to our storm ranger radar. well, over the past several months, san francisco has been cracking down on open air drug markets that have taken root on several street corners in the city's south of market and tenderloin neighborhoods. and there's been some progress. but the supervisor who represents soma is fed up wiwith what's happenig on one particular street. nbc bay area's sergio quintana has more on the bold plan. he wants the city to take a look at to address the problems on sixth street in the south of market district. on any given day, you can see some of san francisco's issues with drug use, drug dealing and mental health all out in the open. this is in supervisor matt dorsey's district. he's pressing city departments to take swift action here, just on the sixth street corridor. if we were to effect 100 arrests per night with an eye toward making those life saving, medically appropriate interventions, gettingeople into detox drug treatment. dorsey has sent a formal letter of inquiry to all city department

the truck of the year was a ford ranger and the utility vehicle use the new v w i. the buzz bus cost about $60000.00. so don't rush out to buy that. but what we're focusing on today is really electric vehicles. and that's the section of the show we're in. we're in the american car section. that's a ford f 150 truck. that one's not electric, but they do make an electric version. these are old versions of the chevy silverado . the americans loved their truck, but their gas guzzlers. and so this is where the engine compartment would normally be. now it's a storage space because the batteries on the bottom. and then over here is the ford excellent ox. there is a mandate. the president biden put in, in order to require it by 2030 to $2.00 thirds of us vehicles would be electric and, and 46 percent of light trucks like these in europe that mandates even stricter by 2035, all vehicles would have to be non carbon monoxide produce and you can see our test track over here. we've just been a couple of days here. as you can see, i'm gonna go shading around. people yesterday was

rangers are at home to stjohnstone 0—0, while aberdeen host hearts, also 0—0 at the moment.ding the final of the spanish super cup between real madrid and barcelona in saudi arabia. back in la liga, atletico madrid can move top if they beat osasuna. it's 0-0. a couple of notable games in serie a too. inter will move above atalanta into second with a win at venezia — it's currently 0—1. darmian with the only goal. napoli can stretch their lead at the top if they beat verona later on. the australian open is under way — but the first day has been affected by downpours and bad weather for the outside courts. no issues for aryna sabalenka on rod laver arena though — the two—time defending champion beat sloane stephens 6—3, he 6—2, to make the second round. the 26—year—old is aiming to become just the seventh player to claim a third straight australian open women's singles title, and the first since martina hingis in 1999. in the men's draw, second seed alexander zverev cruised through his opening round tie with french wildcard lucas pouille. the 27—year—old, who reached the semi—

18 points at the top of the league rangers are at home to stjohnstone, while aberdeen host hearts.ralia in the opening one—day match in sydney. ash gardner punished them with the ball and the bat. gardner took 3 wickets as england were bowled out for 203, and then scored an unbeaten 42 to lead australia to victory with more than 11 overs to spare. it's a relentless schedule to this multi—format series — the second one—day match takes place in melbourne tomorrow. there are a few things that we could definitely work on. 0bviously, australia worked in very well and we dropped in a few important moments for forward, there are a few places that we can work on and really focus on in the next game. as a whole, we can take a fair amount of confidence into the game. we are one game into a really long series but we are to— zero down and we have got to— zero down and we have got to start for the next game and imagine that it is 0—0 and come back and that is beauty of the game. —— obviously, we are too— down. india's injured fast bowlerjasprit bumrah will miss the five—match t20 international

this is lieutenant robert higgins. >> good evening, ranger receiv se se sevry. >> david: the team thatan. >> it's not every day that you get to rescue a moose from a frozen lake. >> to see it stand up and walk its way into the woods was just quite the sight to see. >> david: the moose probably in the woods having a beer somewhere, watching himself on the news. i'll see you tomorrow. good night. starts right now. >> today we're here to send a clear message. we are ready. we are prepared. we are not going to let fear or threats control us. >> bay area leaders fighting back as the trump administration ramps up immigration enforcement and threatens any official who stands in the way of ice agents, and that has california reaffirming its status as a sanctuary state, ensuring immigrants here that they are safe. >> and we're following breaking news in southern california. a new, fast spreading wildfire in los angeles is forcing thousands from their homes as the region deals with yet another round of dangerous, windy weather. good afternoon. i'm kristen sze. >> and i'm larry beil. thanks for j

a lasting peace and end to the arms race, widing ranger trade, cooperation in combatting hunger, disease, and environmental problems. and progress in ensuring human rights and resolving other humanitarian issues. may the coming year of 1988 become an important milestone as we move down that road. in concluding, this new year address to the people of the united states of america, i wish peace, happiness, and joy to every american family. a happy new year to all of you. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. and today, we continue to take you to congress and other public policy events in washington, d.c. and around the country. c-span, powered by cable. ♪ ♪ >> ahead of the presidential inauguration on january 20th, american history tv on c-span2 presents a four-week series. historic inaugural speeches. each weekend, listen to inaugural speeches from roosevelt through barack obama. on saturday, hear inaugural speeches by president john kennedy in 1961. >> ask not what your country can do for you, ask w