they're in town to play the rangers. oh, yeah? the rangers don't have a chance.ldn't be so sure about that. oh, yeah? why? well, nobody know-- pfft! you moved. what, ray? nobody knows what? [sneezes] nobody knows about, uh... patrick roy. the avalanche goalie? yeah, he's out. knee problems. i think the rangers got a pretty good shot. yeah, no kidding? uh, thanks, sal. thanks. ahh, feel like a baby's butt. w-what's your hurry, dad? i gotta see a guy about a thing. i thought we were gonna talk. here you go, buddy, and here... this is for my favorite son. [honks] [chuckles] [door closes] father and son, it's a sacred thing. what you two got is beautiful. now, don't move your head. this is very sharp, honey. so your father's just been using you? yep. i'm just a tip sheet to him. yeah, heh heh. what are you laughing at? ha. i thought dad liked you more. welcome home. all right, come on, ally, bedtime. daddy, will you tell me a story? yeah. yeah, here. jump on. ohh! once upon a time, there was a little boy who had a very mean father. robert, i'm glad you're here. i thi

the season ends with frustration once again for the texas rangers. stick around, tom has a last look at the changing >> here is a look at what we are working on tonight. atling the impact -- a look how the government shutdown is affecting marylanders, including throwing a wrench into football games and classes at the naval academy. plus, it is disgusting to them -- disgusting video. we are also with state police's new traffic law -- with state new traffic law -- with state police so, um, do you want to come up for a coffee? yeah. 'kay... uh... good. so... so, uh... you make yourself at home and i'll be... yeah. right back. sure. (gasp) oh, i th... i thought we were... (deep inhale) (coffee grinder whirring) ooh... with authentic, expertly crafted roasts and legendary brews, eight o'clock is the coffee for those who put coffee first. this is nice. day forecast -- summer warmth, 84 degrees, wednesday and thursday. we need a lot of rain here. it is getting very drive. it looks like a decent chance sunday night into monday morning. >> thanks for joining u

. >> for boston, as good as mike napoli was for the rangers a couple of postseasons ago he seems to have added a new dimension to his postseason game this time around.

had a good relationship with the national park service the rangers, the concession people. there was a complete about-face and took me by surprise. but to be threatened with arrest and then as we went back to our hotel as we were ordered to do we could not access even the boardwalk to go watch old faithful geyser go off. they said we don't have money to maintain the board walks. i said we have known have rangers riding around on four wheel towers keep us from taking photographs can't we go out and watch old faithful geyser go off. he said sir you step across that line you could be arrested fortress passing. on the signs it said entry punishable by law. >> it's a shocking thing. this is the story we're hearing all over america. i'm sorry it happened you. having been on the show, they may not be that nice the next time you show up. gordon great having you here. >> thank you very much. >> a high school senior and avid fisherman had knives in his tackle box. it was on school property. he got charged with a felony and face ad ten year prison sentence. we'll find out what happene

the rangers were on the board and it was enough for the rangers. they win last night 2-0. nrik lundqvist with his third straight shutout of the caps. quicks. >>> to the baseball diamond. cardinals looking to close out the dodgers and advance to the world series but l.a. was having none of that. the dodgers hit four home runs and used that power to beat the cards and force a game six on friday. >>> in the alcs, game four, red sox trying to take a 3-1 lead. tigers use a big five-run 2nd inning to take an early lead and it's a lead they would never rememberling squish. the tigers win game four. sorry to tell you, mike hydeck, your team is going to have to play another game. that will do it for your morning sports. i'm kristen berset. have a great thursday. >> you have angst over that, too. >>> the good news is the federal government is reopening this morning. >> yeah, but the deal congress reached puts off some tougher decisions into early next year. so we could be right back here again soon. more on that story coming up. monika? >> if you're planning to head here on 270 at fa

the park service rangers want to be working. they want to be regularly admitting people to memorial and park and then guarding those people and the memorial and the park against the strike of activity. but because of the republican government shut down they cannot do that. plain and simple. you can't create something and then pretended you are outraged by the result. which is what i'm hearing from the other side of the aisle. director, i have a question. they seem to lot of park today. 2010 your total budget was $2 billion. in 2013, $2,400,million. since 2008 have you caught up on the capital backlog? >> no , sir, our maintenance backlog exceeds 11 billion. >> yes, sir particularly with the sequestration. we had to cut back significantly on the program and hours we currently have. permanent positions that run filled. >> 1,000 -- and the republicans are saying the sequestration which they created which has cut budget back to blow 2008 slefl politically motivated the things you're doing there. there's no politics involved here. our

the post was in the way. rangers 44 hockey here, richards find john moore in the net. 1-0 rangers. now, we go deep in capital territory again, richards again find callahan who sneaks it pat holtby and the rangers win 2-0. so the dominance of the rangers over the capitals continues. new york over d.c. >> thank very much, michael. we go back to our top story now. congress passed ideal to avoid default on this nation's debt. and get the government up and running again. it's only been a few hours since markets opened in asia, but it appears that investors there like the deal, key markets are up sharply in trading. craig leeson joins us live from hong kong, what are you seeing there, craig? >> reporter: well, that sigh of relief that everyone talks about was almost audible here in the asian markets. up straightaway 168 points, 1.3% higher. the index 38 points. the u.s. dollar against the japanese vinnie a three week high. australian dollar a four month high. those markets are moderating now, though. there is still the und

and number three, the puck ping- pong ball, and the rangers beat the islanders. number 2, jagr, he scores on the nifty breakaway, and the devils beat the lightning tonight on that beauty. >> what's number 1? >> the hold hunch book of notre dame play -- hunch back of notre dame play. the defense thought the guy was -- it's a direct snap to the kicker who throws a touchdown. that is sherwood high school in oregon with the old hunch back of notre dame play that they put in, obviously, for halloween. >> that's really something. >> yeah, it was very good. >> what happens to the family pumpkin? >> i want everybody's family pumpkin. what's my twitter handle? at kpix4. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, our next newscast is tomorr morning at 4-30. >>> david letterman is next. >> all right. have a great night. ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from the heart of broadway, broadcasting across the nation and around the world, it's the "late show" with david letterman. tonight... plus paul shaffer and the cbs orchestra. i'm alan kalter. and now, with the power of a straight eight e

school-- now that the shutdown is over, america's oldest park ranger is back to work. john blackstone shares the lessons she has for all of us. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> axelrod: good evening. i'm jim axelrod with a western edition of the broadcast. we have breaking news to report. two convicted murderers who walked out of the same prison in florida the last three weeks, freed with forged papers, are now back in custody. they were captured early this evening eastern time, reportedly without incident, just about 100 miles from the prison where they had been serving life sentence. here's mark strassmann. >> reporter: there was a reward in orlando for anyone who could point police to joseph jenkins and charles walker, the convicted killers whose escape embarrassed florida's corrections system. today, walker's mother, lillie danzy, pleaded with her son to turn himself in. >> wement you to surrender yourself to someone who you trust, who will bring you back in safely. we tonight want any harm to come to you. >> reporter: jenkins and walke

the rangers are outnumbered. the goal is to increase their ranks. >> rwanda is dealing with a population problem. it has more people than the country can afford. the country is rolling out a campaign energying men to be sterilised. >> a group of villages gather for an unlikely association. this is the vasectomy club - a gathering of men who have been sterilised and those they hope who will follow them, along with their lives who must agree. in this deeply conservative community as awkward. there are rumours of impetus and massu massualinity. the ministry of the health needs to challenge misconceptions about what vasectomy does to men. >> we need to explain that you will be strong. and it will help your family to grow and country to grow. when you try to explain to them, they understand it. >> it's not hard to see where there's a problem. the primary school has almost 2,000 students. it's so crowded here they teach in shifts. this is exactly why the government thinks the birth control program is critical. there's n

the two dozen elite rangers are outnumbered. the goal is to grow their ranks. building a force to break up the networks, stripping thailand's forest and slaughtering its inattenti endangered species. >> the chinese government sacked a top official. the mayor and deputy party chief. he's being investigated over discipline violations. the communist party says it's carrying out a nationwide crackdown on corruption. >> still to come - all the sport, including... >> i'm in dubai where the south american champions argentina kick you have their under 17 world cup campaign. i'll tell you who the next big star could be. . >>> welcome back. millions of syrians sought refuge abroad, and around 5,000 have been allowed to resettle in germany. nick spicer went to meet some at a refugee center. >> reporter: after months of fear and war in waiting it's back to school for the syrian children in a country where they can at last feel safe. this child from aleppo learns to say he's 44 years old. whatever they did before, it's back to the basics for the adults as well. this family

and number three, the puck ping- pong ball, and the rangers beat the islanders.agr, he scores on the nifty breakaway, and the devils beat the lightning tonight on that beauty. >> what's number 1? >> the hold hunch book of notre dame play -- hunch back of notre dame play. the defense thought the guy was -- it's a direct snap to the kicker who throws a touchdown. that is sherwood high school in oregon with the old hunch back of notre dame play that they put in, obviously, for halloween. >> that's really something. >> yeah, it was very good. >> what happens to the family pumpkin? >> i want everybody's family ,,, ♪ ♪ looks like you started to make something. ♪ oh, a green! ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] cheerios.

the loss ends the season for the rangers. >> here's how the immediate playoff picture looks for majorball. tampa bay travels to cleveland. the winner of that gets the winner of the next hour. and cincinnati at pittsburgh. and the winner will take on st. louis in the next round. and the postseason excitement was on display in the steel city on monday. thousands of fans were rallying for the pittsburgh pirates playoffs. >>> well, the season is over for alex rodriguez, but the yankee star is beginning his fight to stay on the field next year. an arbitrator held a grievance hearing over rodriguez's 211-game ban. rodriguez was suspended for allegedly violating baseball's drug policy. he was allowed to play while his suspension was under appeal. >>> and a battle of unbeaten teams in "monday night football." the saints taking on the dolphins in new orleans. drew brees throws for more than 400 yards and four touchdowns as the saints roll to 38-17, a win right there. and a 4-0 record. >>> when we return now, motorcycle attack caught on tape. a gang of motorcyclists converge on an suv forcing t

. >> the texas rangers collapse now complete. ter holding a lead in the wild car race they drop 13-16 to start september. now tampa won the game that decides who gets the second spot. the rays eliminate texas in game 163 today. evan longoria right center field and it is gone. two-run shot. 3-0 tampa. on to the third. one out. ian kinsler with an r.b.i. single. the rays lead cut to 3-1. rangers alex rios at the plate. good contact, drills one off the wall in left center field. elvis andrus comes around the score. texas gets no more runs, the rangers come up short. rays win it. david price goes the distance. tampa will face the indians in cleveland in the one game series wild card on wednesday. > stick around >> it's 11:30, do you know what your senators and congress are doing? >> the senate has voted once again to reject a resolution by house republicans that would fund the government but delay the implementation of the affordable care act. during shutdown federal employees are expected to report to work but face delay pay. health

cruz the last hope for the rangers. david price gets him to groundout to short. mplete game for the rays ace as tampa bay wins 5-2. tampa bay will face the indians who have won 10 straight in the a.l. wildcard tomorrow. >> in our postseason picture tonight, the national league gets us started with the reds taking on the pirates. pittsburgh's hosting their first playoff game in 20 years. wednesday, it's the american league's turn as the rays travel to cleveland to take on the indians. that's a look at our morning sports. morgan, back to you. >> thanks so much. at the end of our first hour, here's what we're following this morning. we're eight hours into a partial government shutdown. congress will get back to work later this morning after missing a midnight deadline to pass a spending bill to keep the government up and running. now, despite the shutdown, the health care exchanges across the country are open for business today. the exchanges allow individuals and small businesses to shop for different health insurance plan as part of the affordable care act, also kn

since becoming president the rangers went to the play-offs three straight times, world series twice and posted a winning record in five straight seasons. 6 six-year-old nolan ryan says he's open to coming back with another team. >> the grambling state football program is a hot mess. they had three coaching changes. on tuesday the players walked out of a meeting. in the past two days the players didn't bother to show up to practice. the frustration stems from the fact that they have lost 7 straight games and doug williams was fired two weeks into the season. they play on saturday if they decide to show up. >> talk to you later. >> when the government shutdown started, we took you to a diner popular with nasa workers. tonight we go back to find out what some are saying now that they are back to work. that's next. preparing for the big one - while millions of people practice earthquake drills, an investigation finds hundreds of big buildings might crumble if the earth starts to shake in california. conversation z z cz conversation >>> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm john siegenthal

park. >> i woke up to the two rangers picking me up. dumping me out of my sleeping bag. kicking me in the head. he whistled to his partner and they picked me up in the chair and took a few steps over and threw me out. >> a spokesperson said any allegations can be refer to an onlies bud man. >>> the city of berkeley wants to bring awareness to sexual assault. the awareness day is tomorrow. the event was prompted by an increase in reported rapes and the state audit. the free public event is from 12:30 to 3 at trinity united methodist church on bancroft and dana street. >>> a traveling display meant to call attention to suicide is making it's way to bay area. today it was in sacramento. 1100 backpacks were layout. representing the college suicides. it is meant to shed light to issue and promote discussion. we want the greater amount public to know. council centers need funding and college and universities need to prioritize funding to support the health of their student body. the kept will be at santa rosa junior college on friday. >>> the

another epic lapse for the rangers. rays move on to face the indians tomorrow night.ill be right back. >> congress has failed to pass a budget. >> you are waking up to a government shutdown. how we got here and what happens next. >> the new health-care marketplaces are now open. where you can go to sign up. rules ofare some new the road for your morning commute today. >> it will feel more like summer then fall. your weather and traffic on the 1's. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> you're watching wbal-tv 11. live, local, late-breaking. this is 11 news today at 6:00 a.m. >> good tuesday morning. i'm mindy basara. >> i'm stan stovall. thank you for joining us this morning. >> 6:01. time for traffic and weather together on the 1's. >> we are on our way to the 80's. it will feel more like june 1. let's take a look at the current conditions. it is still cool enough to take a light jacket with you. 57 at the airport. we are shooting for a high in the low 80's. 78 in ocean city. forec

. >>> in sports now it was game 163 of the regular season for the tampa bay rays and the texas rangers meeting in arlington to determine who advances to the american league wildcard game. the rays get out to a 3-0 lead on evan longoria's home run in the third. he pitches a complete game to give the rays a 5-2 victory. the loss ends the season for the rangers. >>> and here's how immediate playoff picture looks for major league baseball. tampa bay travels to cleveland. tomorrow night. the winner of that game gets boston in the next round. tonight's the national league wildcard game. pittsburgh hosting cincinnati. and the winner will take on stoous in the next round. >>> and the postseason excitement was on display in the steel city monday. pirates fans value eye willing in a downtown pittsburgh square, the first playoff appearance in 21 seasons. it's been more than 126 days since the last postseason game in pittsburgh. >>> well, the season is over for alex rodriguez, but the yankee star is beginning his fight to stay on the field next year. an arbitrator held a grievance hearing over rod

as the rays take on the rangers for the playoff spot and details next. my name is jonathan betz. dallas, texas, and i'm] ♪ japan has one of the worst debt burdens in the developed world to put the economy back on track the prime minister has an increase in the national sales tax from 5-8% and we report from tokyo the decision could prove politically risky. >> reporter: the tax increase is about the big picture but here in the small shops that the effects will be felt the most. >> translator: when the consumption tax goes up all living costs go up including children's education fees and i cannot be happy about that although i know the tax hike is inevitable. >> reporter: and necessary according to some if the government is to reduce its huge debt which is among the worst in the world. >> translator: in order to maintain confidence in the country and pass social security to the next generation i decided to raise the sales tax rate of the central and local government from 5-8% on april 1, 2014. >> reporter: but it's a gamble for the prime minister who introduced policies aimed at re

they beat the texas rangers 5-2 to secure the final world cup league. came down to the extra tiebreaker beating 1-0 in the third inning in the seventh inning, the rangers pulled a lucky break. 4-2 up and two men on base. this hit to centerfield was ruled catch clearly when it wasn't. >> afghanistan has been in the spotlight recently. their footballers won the first ever tournament last month. now their cricketers are qualifying for the world cup. this time they're attempting to reach the 50 over world cup due to be held in australia and new zealand in 2015. the team had to beat kenya in two qualifiers this week. the first coming up on wednesday. >> we're just working. we will stick to our basics and do what we did in the last 12 months. we was want to wash out this sen as well. >> it's the host that will be celebrating most. he event seen around 6,000 athletes compete across 13 sports. they managed to claim 36 goals and six more than closest rivals iran. >> islamic solidarity games is about winning. but it's about unity and a look at of the leaders from

at the world war ii memorial as if the shutdown is somehow the fault of the ranger. as you will see it was all too much for another bystander to take. >> i'm sorry. i work for the park service as someone who works at this site. i'm sorry -- >> people have traveled with their family. how do you look at them and deny them access? i don't get that. >> it's difficult. >> it should be difficult. >> it is difficult. i'm sorry, sir. >> park service should be ashamed of themselves. >> i'm not ashamed. >> you should be. >> this woman is doing her job just like me. i'm a 30-year federal veteran. i'm out of work. >> the reason you are is mr. reid -- >> no. it's because the government won't do its job and pass a budget. >> we are told the man who confronted the congressman and came to the defense of the park ranger is jim o'keefe, a veteran peace corps administrator now on furlough. >>> and millions are feeling the impact of the shutdown. very close to home and across this country including some for whom this standoff feels like a matter of life and death for them. nbc's tom cost

the first day after summer. >> well, let me show you. come on. >> reporter: ranger betty is the world's oldest park ranger. based at the world war ii park in richmond, california, and out of work for the past 16 days. we first caught up with ranger betty as she struggled with the shutdown. >> time for me is precious. my whole identity has become under that hat. >> reporter: but it's not just the hat. ranger betty, whose great-grandmother was born into slavery, lives to teach about the greatest mobilization of workers in u.s. history. women nicknamed rosie the riveters along with workers from the segregated south all coming together to build ships, sometimes launching one a day. >> this park gives us a chance and a way to go back and revisit that era that we moved through too fast to learn from. >> reporter: like lessons in working together that betty says could have come in handy in washington. >> have you ever in your 92 years seen anything like this? >> no. >> reporter: for more than two weeks, no one was allowed into the park, including surviving rosies here for a reunion last weekend. >> reporter: even

had a good relationship with the national park service, the rangers, the concessionares.t a complete about-face. it really took me by surprise. to be threatened with arrest, then as we went back to our hotel, as we were ordered to do, we could not access even the boardwalks to go watch old faithful geyser go off. >> they wouldn't let you walk on the sidewalks or the boardwalks? >> that's true. they said, well, we don't have money to maintain the boardwalks. i confronted one ranger. i says, we have money to have rangers riding around on four-wheelers to keep us from taking photographs. you know, can't we go out and watch old faithful geyser go off? he said, sir, you step across that line you could be arrested for trespassing. on the signs, it said, you know, entry punishable by law. >> gordon, it's just a shocking thing you've been through. this is the story we're hearing all over america. i'm sorry it happened to you. i hope it doesn't happen again. now having been on the show, they may not be that nice to you next time you show up either. i thank you anyway for coming. i

the big story tonight, people, the rays will be taking on the rangers in a tiebreaker in arlington, so we decided to bring in our mlb columnist rob parker. on august 20th, al jazeera america introduced a new voice in journalism. >> good evening everyone, welcome to al jazeera. >> usa today says: >> ...writes the columbia journalism review. and the daily beast says: >> quality journalists once again on the air is a beautiful thing to behold. >> al jazeera america, there's more to it. >>> if you want to learn more about prep being for the apocalypse. how's that working out for you? >> it's great. we just released it. >> we developed the app. pit has a checklist and a tracker to see how far along you are. it actually has a fun report card that mirrors the doom's day prepers so you can score yourself and see where you are right now and begin prep egging and see how you progress. >> i been looking here. aps. prerps died apps. look at this, this is nice. doom's day preppers. husband and wife wearing a gas mask. these nice. >> don't look at that one. this one says: >> i think it is far cultur

she's the oldest full-time park ranger. she's at the homefront ear national park in richmond. e spoke to her by phone this morning. she says she's ready to go back to work. >> i'm a park ranger. it's rather a unique position, and i missed it. >> park rangers like betty are beginning to work starting today at other national parks here in california, including alcatrazg and also yosemite. >> she's one of my new heroes. still going strong. looking good, too. >>> well, in other news, investors already built in the return to normal plan right into their plan. >> scott mcgrew checking the latest numbers. >> good morning. yes, the dow industrials did start the morning towards the negative. now, some of that is just selling on the news, right? i mean, the dow is up 200 points yesterday. some of it also is ibm. ibm is pulling the dow lower as it reported somewhat disappointing results. a lot of excitement, though, around the nasdaq with petmart. nintendo announced it would bring ehulu to its handheld ga machine. it's the tv service. parents can at the time seth it so it only shows tv f

the rangers have long gone, but in the past few minutes, you see park police have showed up. we saw this officer sitting about 20 yards away from the wall. he got on the radio and just arrived. so far they are not stopping anyone from coming through. it was a group of vietnam veteran who is moved the barricades saying they were not going to let a shut down stop them from honoring fallen comrades. that's the latest from the vietnam memorial. news 4. >> thank you, mark. millions of managers may have to find a new way to feed their babies if the shut down drags on. the a federally funded wic program may run out of money. states say they only have enough money to keep the program through the end of october. about nine million women and children could be affected if the program runs out of money. stay with us throughout the government shut down and we are working to bring you every development until the shut down ends. our web team will keep you up to speed on nbcwashington.com. no sign of winter in our area. let's check in with tom for the latest. >> feeling like summer here. we

news 4 caught the congressman telling the ranger it was her fault the world war ii memorial was closed that veterans wanted to visit. it happened on wednesday. >> celebrity chefs are all the rage. if you want to look at the roots of washington's food scene, one name comes up, robert from marcels to muscle bar, he spent years staging a food scene that is d.c. >> reporter: he is an american, born in germany who lived in belgium and trained in the netherlands. that journey provides the distinctive taste of his restaurant marcels, muscle bar. he knows that food is a scene. >> it's a broadway show. t curtains come up and you put on the show. >> he know that is food can be part of urban renewal. he opened this back at 11th and k. his buddy just opened acadiana a block away. both venturing into a neighborhood that wasn't known for fine dining. >> it was known for one thing only, if you were circling for ladies. >> reporter: now they are in the midst of a boom town as buildings rise from the ashes of the old convention center and other chefs are moving in. >> fabio opened up across the street.

the visitor center. then helped another ranger at the day. that means something to you. >> absolutely. >> she tells visitors how thousands of american men and women became part of an unprecedented mobile of labor. to ensure the stars and stripes was the flag of victory. >> it's funny when i look at the flag, there are feelings that block words. because the symbolism has meant so many things to me in history. >> with two weeks of national term oil ended and the flag raised once more over her park, soskin reminds us no matter our disagreements, the same flag flies overall of us. cbs news, richmond, california. >> just one phrase sent on a cell phone helped save a man's life. how a text message made all the difference. >> running to show them you can get through obstacles. >> she's not your average marathon runner. how this bay area mom is proving her fighting spirit. >> good evening, everybody. it is going to pan out to be cooler tomorrow than what it was today. a chance of rain returns to the forecast we'll pinpoint that as the news continues.

and that was enough for the rangers. they win 2-0. his third straight shutout dating back to game six in last season's playoffs. they just have their number. >> the local teams -- >> not doing so well. >> no. "clearly inappropriate" virginia's newspapers on revelations that... ken cuccinelli's office secretly helped an out-of-state... energy company that ripped off virginia landowners... but gave a hundred thousand to his campaign. a federal judge called it "shocking." the inspector general launched an investigation. and now cuccinelli has been questioned by... the fbi about the star scientific scandal. investigations, gifts, scandals ken cuccinelli's not for us. nextgen climate action committee sponsored this ad. you'd make it about speed and efficiency; giving people the freedom to spend their time how they choose. chances are, you'd make business travel a lot like us. acela. take off. no! you don't even get football. [ male announcer ] when you've got 100% fiber optic fios, you get it. america's fastest, most reliable internet. it's

the rays and the rangers. the tie-breaker playing game. play in this. 3-3, a walk.dvance to play cleveland friday night. hockey fans, here we go. the caps are in chicago. they are looking for a quick start to the season after dropping nine of the first 11 last year. they finished with a flourish last year and made the playoffs. in his second year, adam oates is looking for a well disciplined, high-scoring team. >> there is a lot of uncertainty. we are familiar with how things will be running around here and how we need to execute. that gives us a lot more comfort going into the end of the season. >> from hockey to tomfoolery. take a look at lake travis high school marching band. look, tuba players. it is a domino effect. keep marching, keep playing. friday night lights. one goes down, to goes down, three goes down, 4, 5, 6. stay on your feet. >> and the band plays on. still favored by more than two touchdowns in tallahassee. >> they were high school kids. they were not players. come on. >> do they teach that advantage? >> they don't, for good reason. coming up, and

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the rangers were just trying to get the puck out of their end. they would -- they were shorthanded. just slapped the puck. can you believe that? he cannot. the worst goal in nhl history. a four-game homestand against the kings at home. will be worked into the lineup. they just got him from the devils. >> tha >> a storm system off the coast of north carolina is developing. clouds and chilly temperatures, and gusting winds and rains starting tomorrow and probably lasting into the weekend. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- february, 2013. a landmark transportation bill is up foconsideration. even though it's backed by republican governor mcdonnell... kecuccinelli joins tea party republicans to block thelan. but terry mcauliffe believes it's time to break through the gridlock in richmond. mcauliffe presses democrats to support the bill. and the bill passes. terry mcauliffe. putting virginia first. "i'm terry mcauliffe, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad." >>> welcome to "world news." tonight outbreak. salmonella strikes hundreds of people in

cnn's chris lawrence has the story. >> reporter: is this any way to treat a park ranger? d of themselves. >> i'm not ashamed. >> you should be. >> reporter: that's a republican from texas, beraiding the ran r ranger, keeping veterans out of the world war 2:00 memorial. >> how do you looking look at then and deny. >> it's difficult. >> it should be difficult. >> it is difficult. i'm sorry, sir. >> reporter: congress gave the military a special exemption to get paid. fema called back furloughed workers because of the a tropical storm, but across the country, others in uniform have to work and can't get paid until the government reopens. >> we don't know how long it's going to last. >> reporter: that ranger kept searching for a hiker lost in a national part in idaho, doing his job, with no guarantee of the next check. >> i think that's messed up. i don't think the congress should get paid. >> reporter: they do, but the u.s. capitol police, the cops who put themselves in front of an out-of-control car thursday, all they get is an attaboy. >> i know all of us want to extend tha

we got this from one of the rangers for the nationals parks.e had to turn around letting them know there is plenty of open space to explore that is not federal land. noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a suspect caught hiding in las vegas is expected to be brought back to face charges. u.s. marshals arrested him over the weekend and booked him. he is accused of shooting a 22- year-old in august. surveillance video captured the attack which happened n in a park -- in a parking lot in san jose. >>> investigators are trying to determine if fireworks sparked the fire on yerba buena island. so far there is no evidence fireworks were the cause although there are reports fireworks were heard in the area before the fire started. the fire burned through 4 acres. >>> mosquitos fogging is planned this weekend in contra costa county. they will spray along the water front on wednesday night between 6:40 p.m. and 11:00 p.m. the area is boarded here. >>> temperatures trending down after a warm period. warm over the weekend. hot in some places. today mid-8

the rangers provide the eyes and ears of the u.s. park police. they enhance the visitor experience by sharing the history of the war, keeping the grounds and the restrooms clean, maintaining the landscape and fountains and overseeing special events. all but a dozens of these 300 employees have been furloughed. even though the u.s. park police commissioned officers have been excepted from the furlough, given the limited staff resources, prudent and practical steps were taken to secure the property of these national icons. we know that the visits to our world war ii veterans, to the memorials, are pilgrimages and many of them will make them only once. throughout the shutdown, we have worked diligently to try to ensure that no honor flight group, veteran or their family, has been turned away from visiting the veterans memorials. likewise, those also engaging in first amendment activities are welcome to visit the war memorials. congress has charged the national park service with the preservation and protection of the park's natural, historic and cult

tonight the rangers and race played in game 163 for the right to make it to the american league wildgame. the winner of tonight's match-up will face cleveland on wednesday night. the top of the third. longoria and the rays up 1-0. longoria takes one deep. this ball is not coming back. that is a two-run shot. rays take a 3-0 lead. later on in the top of the sixth. the rays offense strikes again. this time it's david ripping one into right. he played three games for the nationals this year before being traded. longoria score on the rbi double. rays win, 5-2. they will play cleveland on wednesday. the winner of that game will face boston on friday. >>> the caps b s getting ready the stanley cup champion chicago blackhawks. ovechkin practicing with his teammates after returning from greece last night. he had the honor to be the first russian to carry the olympic torch. it's the moment ovechkin will never forget. >> when you get the torch you just feel unbelievable. you know? like the whole world is watching you. everybody is excited. and everybody the like screaming and, you know, you ju

tampa bay ends the rangers season winning 5-2. s the wild card game with the indians wednesday night. tonight, the pirates host the reds in the n.l. wild card and first pitch 8:07 eastern on tbs. >>> you know how they say better later than never? the lineup section of bleacher report.com a picture of celtics forward brandon bass. why? at 28 years old, he is finally learning how to swim! bass teaming up with the boys and girls club of boston to help kids conquer their fears of swimming. bass is doing it to help himself as well because he says he doesn't even know how to float. >>> wide receiver torrey smith had a huge game last sunday for the baltimore ravens. he followed up a big announcement on instagram. it reads, we are prego! look at his eyes! i've seen those eyes before when i looked in the mirror. >> those are eyes of joy and happiness! >> dismayed, bewilderment and fear! it's terror, make no mistake! but that's great. that is really funny. >> he captioned the picture. i can't believe she convinced me to do this! >> thank you

they say that is because the beach is closed because of the shut down, there are no rangers on patrol. the contest is a big fundraiser for programs in san francisco, san mateo and alameda county public schools. >> that is too bad. >> yeah. >> 6:47 is the time, time to check in with tori campbell for a look what is coming up, hi. >> good morning, in minutes a new twist to the government shut down, what is happening at the grand canyon national park that has got a lot of people steaming mad. >>> now with this drawn out bart labor dispute we are now learning bart jobs are hard to come by, why someone has a better chance of getting into harvard than working as an agent, train operator or janitor for bart. >>> and there is a harsh war of words right now between the football coaches of stanford and washington. why one is calling the other unprofessional. those stories and more coming up. now back to you. >> thank you. >>> time now 6:47. bay area schools taking part in today's international walk and roll to school day. more than 12,000 students and 76 public schools are expected to take part

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