well get to the sky ranger. once again what we thought was going to stay out of the towns and in the hills. but it's back down to the ground level. we're zooming in and parts of glen ellen seeing more flames. while we look from sky ranger we'll also tell you the death toll has risen unfortunately. 15 people right now have died. that could go up as the days go forward. president trump also approving disaster declarations because of the wildfire. again the sky ranger over glen ellen, about 15 miles away from vicky in the observing mont about 20 miles away from santa rosa prr. and certainly not in the clear, still zero% containment. >> a couple hundred people reported missing in the wildfires. but there was good news today. the sonoma county sheriffs department says they located about 50 of them. and they were just not able to get in touch with loved ones because of the poor communication and the cell phone towers down. but they are working on loeking the remainder- remaining 150 people still reported missing in so

they see them as illegal immigrants from bangladesh and they call them by golly the ranger. and now many people see them as terrorists extremists the government cheaper began to paint and that's because this crisis began in august when ranger insurgents attacked police. prompting this enormous enormous crackdown by the minute you so here and other people complaining that the international community is training or injuries victims when according to government ministry. what's coming from from my sources that condemning the most extreme. poppy thank you very much that was poppy macpherson there in yang gone myanmar thank you so much. just a quick reminder of our top story a prominent investigative journalist has been killed by a car bomb in malta a car want to go to report on corruption in the island nations. so you news for now thanks for watching. the slaughter rescue center in syria. the habitat is being destroyed but often turn up in towns and villages and then help has to come quick imagine seeing rescues facades. global three thousand next on d.w. . uganda august two tho

nbc bay area cry ranger live overhead. you can see some of the flames burn there in that thick vegetation and that steep grade there and that is where some of the firefighters were injured. we were talking about the steep grade, at least five firefighters injured, minor injuries at this point. they are going to be okay. we have been on the phone with folks in the boulder creek area. we want to know how they're feeling, what they're seeing at this point. this is a map of where the fire was burning. you can see the boulder creek area there, that is the biggest town near there and some folks in a diner and in a store and they say they have definitely started to smell the smell of smoke into the town. >> as you can imagine that is likely to happen as we look at sky ranger right now. you can see how thick the smoke is in the area and dark. right now as you're looking at your screen you're probably trying to figure out what are you looking at but this is below a lot of the vegetation. if you look right there to the right side of

the rangers board met this morning, after that pedro caixinha took training but then rangers released a statement saying that pedro was appointed in march but results had been disappointing and not commensurate with the level of investment, and that was key because he brought in 11 players and spent around £9 million, not a lot in the english premier league but a lot in the scottish premiership, so rangers will now have to write this off as an expensive mistake, but you could say they can ill afford to make many more. another top level club looking for a new manager. a week into the start of the england women‘s ashes series, it‘s looking like it could be a long old tour, as they slipped to their second straight defeat to australia, losing the second one day international at coff‘s harbour. they now trail australia by four points. henry moeran is with the team. a tough day at the office again for england during this women‘s ashes tour. the rain played a part, as ben croucher reports. the margin for errorfor croucher reports. the margin for error for england croucher reports. t

rangers are rattled, as moult helps motherwell to reach the league cup final, where celtic await. and one of the great european days for exeter, who beat big—spending montpellier in france. a harry kane double helped tottenham beat liverpool 4—1 in the premier league. tottenham's number ten dazzled in front of another former great number ten at wembley, but liverpool's defensive frailities once again contributing to their defeat. david ornstein reports. in the presence of one of the greatest players of all time, a meeting between two of the premier league's own entertainers. less impressive has been liverpool's defence, and when they pondered, harry kane pounced. and from scorer came soon turned provider. he timed his run and finished to perfection. attacking football of the highest order, diego maradona watching on — and no doubt approving. at the other end, spurs weren't quite so sharp. and mohammed salah took advantage to give liverpool and their managerfresh hope. hope that would fade when dele alli struck on the stroke of half—time, and it was that brittleness at the

if rangers wa nts to terrific cup semifinal. if rangers wants to meet the winners in the final, they will have to overcome a motherwell side on sunday who are in the form and feel they have been written off going into the match. according to everybody else, they have already got it and old firm final, so we would like to prove that wrong. i have seen some tickets for sale, rangers in the final, so people have wrote us off already, we can deal with that. it is a 50-50, i don't think rangers are favourites, motherwell will be happy with a draw, it will be a tough game for rangers, something different, big physical side, well—organised, they get the ball forward, and that is something that rangers will have to deal with. it will be interesting to see how the players handle the pressures of being favourites. the last two games, they have certainly shown me they have got mental toughness, but they need to win finals, that is what i am expecting. former scotland midfielder graeme souness says the new manager of the national team sho

sydney long is live with storm ranger 10. you've driven through three counties. how are the conditions? >> reporter: i want to tell you we ended up here in monmouth to be with storm ranger to give our viewers a more in depth look at this severe weather. on our drive up from atlantic county, we had the intense pounding rain on the windshield as well as heavy, heavy winds and street flooding. >> it was pretty bad. >> gusty winds, wind driven surf and major downpours unleashed a beating on central and south jersey through the afternoon. soaker of a storm system and limited visibility on the way into ac where chris visiting from brazil and others had a wet stretch of boardwalk all to themselves. >> now i can do anything here but i try to enjoy. >> better like stay home and watch tv re. >> reporter: we encountered minor ponding due to storm drains clogged with fallen leaves and forcing gushing water out. >> it's crazy out there. it's like floods all over the streets. >> reporter: in bayville -- >> when you go slow it's nothing we haven't seen before. >> reporter: the

all right, nbc sky ranger up above. normally we'd like to see a beautiful sky at this point but look at all this smoke. this is so hard, it's going to go into the coming days as well. live pictures over ahead at nbc bay area sky ranger has given us advantage points of fires that are burning. we've seen through subdivisions as well, through a mobile home park it is tragic to see. you see the site up against some of these firefighters. >> a lot of people have been trying to get to safety. that's number one for a lot of people and first responders to get everyone out of the harm's way of this fire because it is moving quickly and jumping from one location to the other. we've seen it destroy homes as well as businesses. tom jensen he was in many places this morning. he was at the hospital this morning. >> in santa rosa. >> just beyond there a mobile home park caution fire. >> 160 units there. >> 160 units, majority destroyed by that fire. not too far from there there was another area, furniture store, tire store. >> like an

at least twelve people have drowned after a boat carrying ranger refugees from myanmar to bangladesh capsized ten of them were children this is a third such incident since people started fleeing violence in myanmar rakhine state in august more than sixty people have drowned when two boats capsized last month now myanmar's military has been accused of carrying out a chaucer these against the ranger in rakhine state a charge denied by the government. and met a young refugee who says he survived in a time by the army on the day he won rights watch says mass killings were carried out in a kind. despite the relief his family tries to provide eighteen year old or hindu refugee mohammad to hussen is still haunted for a while his mother and siblings try to give him a brief respite from the extreme heat and humidity but no matter how much medicine is given or the number of bandages applied his scars both physical and psychological will remain. in the if they took us out from our home and tied our hands behind our backs they pulled us along the roads and kicked us they pulled us through the vi

sky ranger also got this image in the past hour. unfortunately another home being dwoud by the flames, racing up the hillside outside of glen ellen. >> keep in mind it's zero% containment with all the fires. no one in the clear. all the homes and areas damaged, flames might be coming back in the surrounding areas. we have a team of reporters throughout the fire zones in the three local counties. let's begin with jessica aguirre in sonoma county. jessica. >> reporter: raj and janelle i'm in the paradise ridge winery, in sonoma county above fountaingrove in santa rosa louisiana area heavily damaged. you can see the winery is completely des mated. out of danger here now. but the focus is on that area in glen he will opinion i want to take you out to sky ranger, show you the live pictures of what's happening there. it's smoke forever wherever the eye can see. you can see a house on fire right now. this is an area the little tiny enclaf of glen ellen that yesterday was heavily damaged and not spared today. back with more fire, more flame

despite motherwell‘s fine form going into this, rangers were expected to go through to the final, and they did what had to be done. in the first half, it was pretty much all rangers, morelos with this chance on 20 minutes, taking advantage of a shaky motherwell defence. and then portugal defender bruno alves heading just over. it looked like a case of when and not if. the pressure continued in the second half, josh windass probably should have done better with this chance, but motherwell‘s confidence was growing, and then this. off the bar twice, and louis moult, the motherwell star man, giving them the lead. things got feisty after that, both managers were sent to the stand after clashing on the touchline. and as they settled into their seats, motherwell got to the final with this piece of magic. incredible vision and a clinical finish. rangers couldn't find a way back after that, it piles the pressure on their manager, pedro caixinha, but it is all about motherwell, through to the final, where they will meet the holders, celtic. lam iamto i am to light and for everyone involved at

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our sky rangers there. we'll show you in a moment. sky ranger near kenwood. a few miles away from the oakmont district. last night this was where we saw the flare ups. this is about five or six miles away from that spot. this seems to be an active spot these last 24 hours. the initial fire here was the nuns fire. that was among the concern that all these three fires could be connecting into one. that's probably not going to happen but that is a concern with the winds picking up tonight. >> let's turn things over to jeff. i was right there at the nuns fire. we were talking about the wind shifting and moving the fire back toward highway 12. >> that's the most dangerous thing is the wind shift. it's going to be extremely gusty as we head throughout tonight. we'll talk more about what people can do when they are close to those fires. if you're still not under an evacuation zone here in just a second. as we get a look now we have updated this to seven fires burning throughout the bay area. the two largest, the atlas fire at 42,349 acres and the tubbs fire at 28,00

namazie in london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up a mammal minister tells al-jazeera the ranger refugees may have planned the exodus to make it look like ethnic cleansing. final rallies ahead of an election which could turn austria to the right and given the world's youngest leader. also why sierra leone's government has banned people from being in groups. syrian forces backed by the u.s. are on the verge of driving up the group's self-proclaimed capital tribal leaders have been brokering a deal to allow local i still fighters to leave the city foreign fighters are not included in the evacuation the u.s. led coalition says it isn't involved in these negotiations but believes it will save lives around one hundred members of the armed groups have surrendered in iraq in the last twenty four hours i sill has also been driven from the town of dean south of there as a city where they are also on the pressure the syrians have managed to escape to makeshift refugee camps face shortages of food and medicine. reports from hatay on the border between syria and turkey. and civilians have be

but the toll of the exodus is rising around one hundred eighty rangers have drowned while trying to reach bangladesh on monday twelve more including six children drowned when an overcrowded boat capsized in the bay of bengal. dozens are still missing. when our homes were burned there was no place to live then we started walking towards the west there were no boats and we had to wait for more than ten days without food when we got the boat it took us along a different route we were near an island when the boat man ran aground and then a big wave hit our boat and it capsized. more than half a million range i have fled my own since co-ordinated range insurgent attacks more than seven weeks ago sparked a ferocious military response security forces have been accused of murdering civilians and right. the united nations has labeled it ethnic cleansing. let's bring in journalist poppy macpherson she joins us from yang gong in myanmar hi poppy myanmar claims it has ceased military operations in rakhine state yet running the refugees are continuing to fully what is going on in rakhine state.

. >> sky ranger is over geyserville right now. and our chopper zooming in on big buildings there threatened pl geyserville advisory evacuation. but north of the town in vinyard club there are mandatory evacuations right now because flames are fast approaching. this haze and smoke getting to a lot of people. let's check in with the chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. >> i think the haze and smoke will be a problem over the next three days. but the main headline i want to bring everybody is the fact that we are not done with the wind just yet process. we have a brand-new wind event through the week. right now still breezy after the winds this morning, 15 to 25-mile-per-hour in the fire zone. we have it anywhere from 6 to 10-mile-per-hour out of the north. seven active fires still the largest is the atlas fire near yountville, napa pushing to solano county at over 40,000 acres. in terms of the wind we get break tonight, 4 to 6 piper. tomorrow i think it looks good for not extremely gusty winds through the day on friday. it's saturday m

let's show you the pictures from sky ranger. cf1 o evacuations. signal hill east of fallon to could gohill terrace to saddle creekteres aen a abilene driveq north to duffel way. "áju because grassy in a hilly area. if you are required to evacuate they have set aup shelter where i am at the wave center at the ever glen park. folks they're asking to evacuate they are asked to head this s(!9ñ meanwhile keeping the shelter in place for those folks in dublin ranch and also the communities. heavy smoke in the area. they're trying to keep the traffic down so the firefighters can get around to do the work. live in dublin roz plater nbcñe bay area news. >>> thanks. >>> in other news a heroic effort by good samaritans may bay teenager stabbed on her way to school. she was walkingñtr on 29th stre on her which to class. just before nine this morning. officers say an adult male jumped out and began stabbing her. witnesses say a couple of staff members at the medical hill tracted the man so she could get away. >> those two were heroic in stepping in and not

let's take a look from sky ranger. this fire sim packeting parts of napa county and slas know county, it started sunday night located off of atlas peak road and lake barry he is is a. it is 3% contained. we saw the tubbs fire up close, that fire is only 10% contained. we saw flames, along the ridge line and definitely saw 5eu$at that can be a threat to downtown calistoga. those flames were only ten minutes away up highway 29 from downtown calistoga. so a very active situation, right now i'm looking at traffic slowing along highway 21, businesses such as subway, firefighters trying to contain all of these fires in the north bay. reporting live in napa county, sharon katsuda. >>> a lot of people coming in to spent firefighters. soldiers from the california national guard have arrived on the scene to help local police keep looters and other problems from happening. >> it's needed. the guardsmen coming up interest southern california. scott mcgrew continues our coverage. help pouring from from across the west. >> californi

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the all-new polaris ranger xp 1000. more rugged. more refined. more ranger. it has the same great taste it's always had. even the same sound. [sfx: buschhhhh] [sfx: eagle cries] wendy's new chicken tenders are perfectly crispy and tender. and with a new side of s'awesome sauce they're even better. so now the question is... to dip or not to dip? for a limited time, try the new chicken tenders with fries and a drink for just $5. >>> outside the infield care center at talladega superspeedway with kevin harvick who thankfully walked out under his own power. two incidents for you. are you okay and what did you see? >> i'm fine. the last one we slowed down. i got in the back of the 75, checked up and the 21 popped up on the racetrack and i couldn't get slowed down. just a bad weekend. sc had to start in the back, went to the back a couple other times and couldn't make anything happen. just couldn't. we were on defense the whole time and wrecked twice. not a good weekend. >> glad you're okay. kelli? >> the silver lining in the d

look, i loved being a tree top ranger and you're gonna love it too. you get to be outdoors and you learn all kinds of things. your dad's right. the tree top rangers made me the man i am today. what are you doing? i'm trying to convince him. i hate this. i look stupid. you know, maybe it's the hat. take it off. no, that's not it. hey, marisol, what the hell's going on with you? i wake up and your stuff's moved out of the house? what? are you trying to be funny? i left you, fool. now get outta here before you get me in trouble. you're already in trouble. whoa! yo, junior! hands off. don't mess with me, homes. homes? you heard me, ese. look, it's casper, the friendly chicano. what are you, brother, besides confused? this ain't about you. this is between me and my lady. oh, whoa, whoa, whoa, hey, hey, hey! this ain't the free clinic. all right, you just can't come in here and start fighting with your lady. guys, show slim shady to the door. where you gonna go? lupe's house? i'll find you. where you gonna go? didi's place? i'll find you. i love you! you ca

sky ranger also got this image in the past hour. unfortunately another home being dwoud by the flames, racing up

even though >>> here's year live look east of santa rosa from our sky ranger chopper. as you zoom in, you can see such a long range of fire. you heard from the governor earlier, even though fires getting the upper hand, the emergency is far from over. you can see that there. there are new evacuation orders. the wind very dry conditions making this a volatile situation this weekend. more than 10,000 firefighters are now in the north bay the combined death toll stands at 38 but that is expected to rise. >> we have been choked by the smoke even 100 miles away from the fires. but a little bit of improvement out of the fire zone. >> it's been a mix bag. we had the stronger offshore winds that took a lot of the smoke and sent it offshore. as the winds back off tonight, we may begin to see a little of that smoke creeping back into the bay area. that's the view right now in san francisco. the satellite views, you can see the smoke bloom, sonoma and napa not much of a break but areas south of san francisco seeing conditions improving slightly. one of the models we look at, show

and aid organizations are appealing for four hundred thirty four million dollars to save the lives of ranger muslims fleeing violence in myanmar as they struggle to deal with the surge in new arrivals and and a dash. of courting tuckey's convicted forty two soldiers in a major trial linked to the failed coup in two thousand and sixteen forty seven people including many military officers were accused of trying to assassinate president. most of those convicted were given a life sentences on the night of the coup two policemen were killed in the hotel where one was staying a president says it was bombed minutes after he left. huge numbers of people have been arrested over the failed coup many are accused of being members of the good inist movement which the government says orchestrated the attempted overthrow well in fifty thousand people are in jail awaiting court proceedings on charges linked to the coup four hundred eighty one senior servicemen and civilians are on trial in ankara they face charges of murder treason and attempted murder in istanbul thirty journalists a newspaper executives a

lyanne melendez joins us with more on his testimony. >> reporter: in court the park ranger was asked, do you bear any responsibility for what happened on pier 14, and that question went unanswered. but we did learn two things from his testimony, number one, that gun was fully loaded with one bullet in the chamber, ready to fire. and number two, the gun had no safety. a backpack with fully loaded hand gn was placed on the floor behind the driver's seat, what was testified in court. when he came back from having dinner with three children and fiance, back window was smashed out and bag stolen. prosecutors say the gun was used four days later in the shooting death of kate steinle. he said that night his badge, credentials, and second gun clip were also taken. federal park ranger who works for bureau of land management told jury he felt comfortable leaving the gun in the suv parked in embarcadero district. car was locked, area well lit and suv had tinted windows. >> there's no question that he acted negligently and triggered course of events that led to the death of kate steinle. >> evide

a government minister in myanmar suggests ranger refugees fleeing to bangladesh are doing so on purpose to make it look like ethnic cleansing. and what goes around comes around why these concrete buildings and just what people want. to begin in syria where u.s. bank forces and the government are reporting advances against syrian state t.v. says government troops and allies have retaken the town of maya deen one of the remaining pockets of i saw territory in. in syria and you can see it here on our map shaded in the black area with dean right in the middle of that mini region the u.s. bank forces say they've begun the final battle to defeat the group in iraq or it's formally self proclaimed capital there pretty much up in the north of the country and the n.t.i. still coalition's victories pushed eisel to the regions well off to the west now a convoy is set to leave on saturday under an arrangement brokered by local officials let's get more information on that for you from our correspondent barbara who's in antakya on the turkey syria border this convoy what's the latest intelligence we h

in mound that's one of the areas worst affected in the crackdown by the mia mom military against the ranger florence louis has more from young gong. there are a couple of ways to look at this one is that this is simply a practical solution the rice crops are ripe for harvesting and if they were left to just stand in the fields they would go to waste so the myanmar government has put in place a plan to harvest the crops bringing in combine harvesters and laborers to do the work and agricultural ministry spokesman has told us that the local government is in charge of the harvest and the eventual fail and the proceeds of the sale will go to the local government although there are no details on how they plan to use it but the other issue is this raises ethical questions as the asia director of human rights watch puts it you really can't call a crop ownerless when you've used a campaign of arson and violence to drive the owners from their land and this is what the myanmar military has been accused of doing and the other issue pertains to future use is this harbors perhaps the first step of the m

the rangers board met this morning, after that pedro caixinha took training but then rangers released a statement saying that pedro wa5 then rangers released a statement saying that pedro was disappointed in march but results had been disappointing and not commensurate with the level of investment, and that was key because he brought in 11 players and spent around £9 million, not a lot in the english premier league but a lot in the scottish premiership, so rangers will now have to write this off as an expensive mistake, but you could 5ay an expensive mistake, but you could say they can ill afford to make many more. andy woodward, the whistle—blower whose revelations about his experiences as a young footballer led to multiple accusations of historic child sex abuse in football at the end of last year, has told the bbc he felt devastated by the way in which he said he was described by the fa chief executive greg clarke. clarke was speaking earlier this week to a parliamentary committee and said one of the victims, which woodward believes to be him, "cried like a baby". i was devastat

in aid organizations are appealing for four hundred thirty four million dollars to save the lives of ranger muslims fleeing violence in northern man mark as they struggle to deal with the surging new arrivals in neighboring bangladesh more than eight hundred thousand ranger refugees are now sheltering there half a million of them have arrived in just the last five weeks. and a quarter in turkey has convicted forty two soldiers in a major trial link to the failed coup attempt in two thousand and sixteen forty seven people including many military officers were accused of trying to assassinate president razor type one most of those convicted were given life sentences witnesses next i'll have more news after that. yeah came a day when dining but i haven't. discussed them. then go to miss them but as. early. as the the. whole. family was. hardly known in full beat out i mean they beat me. if it meant this for money in the end and people who love this job but that a little bit of fame in the enough to allow a he was. down most animals i mean what they've done with them so far the been that it is

rangers mood within three points of celtic and aberdeen. —— rangers. for the of the premier league, pyjamas back. if you miss it, we can show you a war of words between two managers, with liverpool play manchester united. argentina responded to the claim from the manchester city boss that he say should be known as the haze fan team. such is the reliance that they have on the strachan. —— harry kane. —— on the player. have on the strachan. —— harry kane. -- on the player. i think the situation doesn't affect... didn't affect me. but the reality was very disrespectful for many people, many people. and it is difficult to understand because he was part of the big success in barcelona, when it was an asset is best. —— when it was lionel messi at his best. and i would never call it a lionel messi team. could sergio aguero be back in just two weeks after breaking a rib? he was injured in a car crash in amsterdam and is back in full training with a match against stoke tomorrow. although pep guardiola saysis tomorrow. although pep guardiola says

that's what park ranger testified in court today. when he came back from having dinner with his three children and fiance, the back seat window was smashed out and the bag stolen. prosecutors have said the gun was used four days later in the shooting death of kate steinle. he is seen here standing between twoe co-workers, that night his badge, his credit he ises and a second gun clip were taken. he told the jury he felt comfortable leaving the gun in the suv. parked in san francisco's embarcadero district. he said the car was locked, the area was well lit and the suv had tinted windows. >> i think it is dangerous and irresponsible to leave a loaded gun that has no external safety in that condition. >> the park ranger acknowledged the manual suggests keeping the handgun unloaded for the user's safety and the safety of all the others. he had driven up with his children in the suv. in court, it was reveal that several pieces of clothing were also missing from the suv. the alleged shooter had found gun on pier 14 wrapped in a piece of cl

officials say that wild elephants attacked and new camp where ranger refugees was sleeping killing a woman and her three children in southern bangladesh as the number of people arriving in the country rises camps are becoming more and more overcrowded and that makes it easy for families to get separated and for children to get last june met one refugee at kuta pollen camp in cox's bizarre he started a lost and found service to help reunite them. number two hundred. four come almost sane the time had come to try and make a difference. one day the morning i was going to work i saw one lady who was sitting in front of the gate and crying when i asked what happened she said my baby's been missing since last night and i can't find him after opening the office that day i was thinking about it and i was feeling very bad i was thinking how can i help her that was in late august just as the massive exodus of rwanda refugees fleeing violence in me and more was beginning since then more than five hundred thousand people have arrived in bangladesh. come all himself or him to refugee who's lived

armed group against a mere man military outpost the ranger have reported rape torture arson and murder the un has described the crisis as textbook ethnic cleansing the mere mass government refuses to condemn the army one hour from florence lou it has any angle . now there are ten points of agreement covered under the memorandum of understanding signed between myanmar and bangladesh and tuesday and repatriation of refugees is one of them bangladesh is struggling to cope with the influx of refugees now unfortunately there's very little detail in the memorandum of understanding about how this repack creation is going to be undertaken but officials have said they want it to start as soon as possible now myung office shows however have said even before this memorandum of understanding was signed that any repatriation or verification process will likely be in accordance with the principles of a wood pattern agreement signed between myanmar and bangladesh in one thousand nine hundred ninety three now under that agreement there were one of three things that. could prove if they wanted to retur

army ranger vet he joins me from atlanta all right lane what do you make of this from corker feud well first of all i don't know how anyone could say that corker is a friend of donald trump an ally is not corker is i guess to say people would say mitch mcconnell is that ally or paul ryan's ally i mean i'm a i'm a true donald trump ally for the first day and i'm telling you mitch mcconnell paul ryan corker people like him are not allies of donald trump they're the establishment they're the swamp and they're the problem and it's just a gross exaggeration to act as if donald trump is going to get us to world war three it was the inaction of of bill clinton and of george w. bush and of obama who did nothing to deal with this madman in north korea just all the prior administrations did nothing about it and we come to this point trump is trying to negotiate with the guy and the only way to negotiate with a madman is to be very strong and let him know for once the united states is not going to give it so i think he's doing a great job robin trump said he doesn't want to negotiate with them. y

better than most of the ranger only want to live in peace. but many of the refugees are willing to grasp at whatever options are possible. to get here some are taking advantage of the desperate situation offering a little help to secure the gratitude to these vulnerable people. these men say they travel halfway across the country to offer support to their persecuted brethren. their members of half has not islam a very influential islamist organization in bangladesh going to. their radical muslims who promote the strict segregation of women and the death penalty for anyone found guilty of blasphemy this man is a religious teacher for the group he organized the trip bringing thirty five men with him to what they. are going to have to go to the pay be patient just wait a minute. this morning he's giving out cough medicine to the hungry refugees. the doctors asked what about you what's your problem there are good kids going to we haven't eaten we're hungry he's got a call yes. with the yeah i would give him one spoonful three times a day and i th

i go to those ranger games. you do a lot of bad damage to our ranger team. [laughter] boy, oh, boy. you do damage. but that's the way you want to do it. it's called winning, right? called winning. i know the capitals will be looking for payback tomorrow night. so, we will let you get back to practice. i just again want to congratulate this incredible franchise on its so many victories. you embody the vat -- values of dedication, discipline and hard work. to every young american watching today, we encourage you to always strive to be your best, to do your best, and to give your all. we wish all the best of luck this season. you're going to have a great season. coach is telling me your team is going to be better than ever. so let's go, pens. thank you all. god bless you and god bless the united states of america. [cheers and applause] fantastic. thank you very much. congratulations. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] the speaker

lyanne melendez joins us with more on his testimony. >> reporter: in court the park ranger was asked, do you bear any responsibility for what happened on pier 14, and that question went unanswered. but we did learn two things from his testimony, number one, that gun was fully loaded with one bullet in the chamber, ready to fire. and number two, the gun had no safety. a backpack with fully loaded hand gn was placed on the floor behind the driver's seat, what was testified in court. when he came back from having dinner with three children and fiance, back window was smashed out and bag stolen. prosecutors say the gun was used four days later in the shooting death of kate steinle. he said that night his badge, credentials, and second gun clip were also taken. federal park ranger who works for bureau of land management told jury he felt comfortable leaving the gun in the suv parked in embarcadero district. car was locked, area well lit and suv had tinted windows. >> there's no question that he acted negligently and triggered course of events that led to the death of kate steinle. >> evide

ranger, cappa, alfie and coffee. here is cbs news canine correspondent, chip reid. >> on capitol hill today, these retired working dogs were awarded the american humane canine medal of courage. the nation's highest honor for military dogs. for heroic service in afghanistan and iraq. >> it is about time that we recognize these incredible war dogs. >> ranger sniffed out bombs for the u.s. marines. cappa did the same for the navy. alfie works for the tsa. reunited today with his marine handler, will herin. >> remember me? >> after four long years apart. >> i think alfie is as true a friend as you could have. >> coffee did three tours in afghanistan. with army are gent james bennett. she led the way again and again alerting him and his fellow marines to roadside bombs. >> she has never lost a soldier, ever. she saved a lot of lives. >> yes, sir. >> including perhaps yours? >> i know mine. >> do you consider her a hero? >> i consider her an angel. >> this one, brought me home. his wife lindsay couldn't agree more. >> she

communication is no problem as the ranger language is closely related to bengali. so you sit down there. you go to the front. door. of. this last boat trip brings them a big step. closer to their final destination. you. might have been going to get herself better is not going to. finally a chance to relax in safety. the right age is. the one to buy the issue that this is the first time we've had a war since we left our village and we've been on the road constantly since then you know huge in the hills to sleep. we could never rest much but if. we just wanted to stay alive. five days are now over and we can finally have a break and. knew that i'd never heard an older are going to find. out that i had under that it would be good to keep going keep going you know we're doing a good job you'll find food and water over there so. as soon as they arrive the family comes upon all the other refugees right. right. right then and aid worker hands them a sack of rice it'll be their first meal in five days. i'm going to let you feed given rice newborn now the rest will still ge

i'm a park ranger at the site. and my significant tie to the story is the fact that my mother minnijean brown is one of the little rock nine. the name coined by the media to describe the first nine black students to

ranger sniffed out bombs for the u.s. marines. capa did the same for the navy, alfie after two tours in afghanistan now works for the t.s.a. he was reunited today with his marine handler, will herron. >> remember me? >> reporter: after four long years apart. >> i think alfie is as true a friend as you could possibly have. >> reporter: coffee did three tours in afghanistan with army sergeant james bennett. she led the way again and again, alerting him and his fellow marines to roadway bombs. >> she's never lost a soldier, ever. >> reporter: she's saved a lot of lives. >> yes, sir. >> reporter: including perhaps yours. >> i know mine. >> reporter: do you consider her a hero? >> i consider her an angel. this one, she brought me home. >> reporter: his wife, lindsay, couldn't agree more. >> she is the reason i have my husband. >> we have 17 years of marriage right now, and we wouldn't considerv that. >> yeah, no. >> without her. >> we wouldn't have the three kids we have without her. >> reporter: lindsay bennett says coffee now has a n

they are leading rangers to -- 2-0. final. they are leading rangers to —— 2—0. rangers are considered signing the englishman in the summer, and were left to rue that decision, when his again. 2—0 to motherwell. just a few seconds to go in that match. the winners will play as celtic in the final. motherwell have not reached a final for a decade. norwich have beaten their local rivals ipswich. this was their fourth consecutive away victory in the league. ipswich are now down to 11th place. it was a huge win for exeter in rugby union's european champion ‘s cup. they beta montpellier. it was described as one of the best european result in the club's history. asda are in action in france. they are facing lara shall. —— ulster. two britons finished in the top ten. bradley smith was in tenth place. there are just two races left of this moto gbc. that's all for now, we'll have plenty more for you at around 5:30pm. joining me now via webcam is labour's shadow housing ministerjohn healey. thank you forjoining us this afternoon, i presume that you welcome this anno

. >> you brought up the guns from the land management ranger. the ranger on the stand this week. any clear explanations of how that happened? how the gun got taken from him? >> it took a while, but yes. that narrative has become somewhat more clear. this ranger is based on the far southern california border with mexico, a place called el centro. he traveled on june 27th, some over 600 miles to san francisco with his family and his personal vehicle, but on his way to an official assignment in montana. and he stopped in san francisco sometime late in the evening around 9:30 p.m. for dinner. >> and backpack in his car that was broken into? >> this was his back-up weapon and it wasn't a backpack in his car that was broken into. one of the interesting things he said on the stand is this is common practice for him. he usually had that backpack with him for the protection of his family. >> so why does it matter where the gun came from in this case? >> i think generally, when you're looking at a murder case or really any homicide, the origin of weapon is of interest. and especially with