and such incredible range d there were positive things in the book aut the rangers that i was even, the shooting that you talk about in '56 were young african-american male were murdered and the rangers actually found the culprit but ended up the person was convicted but given a suspended sentence so they didn't serve anyime in jail but at least they went out and found one so it's -- i'm curious what kind of response that you're getting preliminarily with the book because i think that -- you're kind of going after a midst that existed over centuries as you talk about. a couple hundred years, 200th anniversary. so what kind of response are you getting in reference to your book because you're already taking on an enormous -- >> well, i think maybe the best ca, if we go back to 1956 when naacp and brown versus board of education decisions wanted to integrate texas schools,o they started in mansfield, texas between dall and fort worth. and the governor chivers decided to send the rangers to keep the peace ding integration effort but the governor really wanted for the rangers to block in

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a look at our storm ranger. you can see a couple showers pushing through santa cruz up through san francisco as well as half moon bay. we'll continue to see that in through about 10:00, 11:00 a.m. i'll take you through the timing of that. mike, how are the roads? >>> well, vianey, like you're showing, there's a reason for the wet roadways and the live camera shows you water on the lens that will mean water on your windshield. maybe looking at the map, you got those for christmas. that would be nice if they were installed. on the map the highlighting where the wetter, slicker roads is all over the bay. zooming into the south bay the on and off ramps of 280 has fremont express. foothill expressway blocked right now. you can get off at homestead and get over -- get off at 85 and over to homestead as your alternate. back to you, marcus. >>> thank you, mike. a live look at sfo this is where new rules are about to take effect for travelers. travelers from the uk will have to test negative for the virus before coming t

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. >>> first for you our storm ranger scanning the skies. live look outside right now. rain moved across the bay area overnight. meteorologist kari hall tracking all things to happen across the bay area. kari, i know coming in a few sprinkles. i couldn't tell if it was from the rain on the road or still coming down just a bit. >> yeah, we have light rain coming down in spots. tracking with storm ranger and telling us exactly where that rain is happening and it's mostly across marin county moving over towards southern sonoma and napa counties. that is where we are seeing some of the heavier rain right now. still in the area and you may still have it on your way into work this morning. a lot of the heavier rain has moved on through and will continue to move off towards the east as we go into the next several hours. sunshine for the rest of today and cool these next couple of days along with more sunshine into the weekend. we'll talk more about all of this and take a look back at some of our rainfall totals. mike, those roads may be slick for early morning commuters. >> ye

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let's get a look at our rain that's coming through as we get a look at storm ranger. that's our mobile doppler radar and the threat scan. we have it parked on san bruno mountain gives us the best view of north bay and down to the south bay and it's showing exactly where that rain is falling. let's get a closer look at the peninsula as we've seen the rain moving through south san francisco, down to hillsboro, san mateo and redwood city. as you get ready to head out the door, last a little while longer. we've seen heavier rain where we've seen the reds and the yellows and parts of the east bay as well as the south bay that is now starting to clear out. and also going to see the heaviest rain pushing on through and then for the next several hours we'll start to clear out. let's take a look at some of our rainfall totals. the highest one was, once again, on mt. tam reaching over an inch of rain and other areas like green valley just west of santa rosa had close to an inch of rain. else where about a half inch of rain and we've also seen the half inch rainfall totals in th

. >>> and sky ranger is clear now. meteorologist kari hall is tracking when another round of rain is set to arrive. "today in the bay" starts now. >>> thank you for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. first we have to talk about that incoming rain. meteorologist kari hall is tracking that. >> we are seeing showers still off the coast. this will be moving in later on tonight starting in the north bay and making it on through. as we start out this morning it is partly cloudy. we'll have a dry most of the day. the rain moves in and we're back to the dry weather. we'll talk more about that coming up. mike, how is it looking right now for the commute? >>> it's looking light and dry as well. monitoring 280 at farm hill. just off the roadway. a smooth drive on the right side. no delay at the toll plaza. we did have metering lights on yesterday. we'll track that again today. laura? >> thanks so much, mike. >> a live look in marin. the county out of icu beds. the news came down last night. plans are alre

our storm ranger is busy scanning the skies. rain moving to parts of the bay area. >> we want to show you the radar is working behind the scenes this morning. wet roads this morning as we get started with the day. when the rain comes down our storm ranger working hard for us, vianey. >> i have my own storm here, this toy replica. it does do all the fun things that our own storm ranger does. let's take a look at satellite radar from this perspective. we have some rain pushing through california, l.a. any plans to travel this afternoon check the road conditions first. we have some slick roads. the rain starting to quiet down a couple of showers pushing through the north bay. our afternoon highs comfortable in the 50s. 57 degrees in san jose. 58 in oakland. 56 in concord. by this afternoon, though, the showers will end. we're going to dry out and get a combination of sun and clouds. we'll stay quiet and rain moves in on wednesday. a check of the roads with mike. >>> gusty winds in some patches. we know that can be the case heading

it was a cagey second half but would rangers come to rue their failure to put the game to bed? well, they were almost made to pay shortly after, when allan mcgregor came to the rescue. they held on for their 12th win in a row and in the season to be jolly, steven gerrard mayjust be starting to think about ending the long wait for a league title. imran sidat, bbc news. celtic go to ibrox a week today, 16 points behind but with three games in hand. they made it five wins in a row earlier with a 3—0 victory at hamilton academical. leigh griffiths with one of the goals. aberdeen are third now after a 2—1 win over stjohnstone. dundee united drew 1—1 with motherwell whilst there were away wins for livingston and st mirren. aston villa actually faith because of the chelsea goal difference, no offence to aston villa fans, they arejust in fifth. next to rugby union and exeter chiefs have mantained their 100% start to their premiership defence, after grinding out another bonus point win at home to their west country rivals gloucester, winning 28—20. ben croucher reports. one last

so, let's take a look at storm ranger scan. up and running ever since christmas eve as we continue to track rain. right now things are quiet. today into the afternoon, we're talking upper 50s, low 60s. so, very nice. and then tonight the temperatures will, once again, drop down as the clouds begin to clear out which is going to make for a cold night into early morning. we're talking 30s and 20s probably yet again. as far as our next chance of rain again, a quick moving system and couple hundredths of an inch. not everyone is going to see rain tomorrow night. things will clear out really quickly into early saturday morning and saturday is going to be an overall dry day. spotty rain chances here and there. our next system moves in sunday night into monday and then it looks like we have another storm lining up for the middle of next week into the workweek. so, it's going to be a pretty active first week of 2021 when it comes to the rain. mike, how are the roads? >> the overnight rain leaves a lot of roadways slick. do be kafl. not

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. >>> a man tasered by a park ranger speaks out on camera. >>> a major storm barreling down on millions of us. >>> plus a look back at the heroes and some of those we lost during the pandemic. "early today" starts right now good morning i'm phillip mena. >> i'm paul gehrke thanks for joining us. >>> a republican congressman who wasset to take office next month has lost his battle with covid-19 according to his spokesman, the congressman-elect from louisiana has died on december 18th he announced in a tweet he had tested positive for the virus. in a facebook post his rep said he was placed in intensive care on the 22nd. john bel edwards expressed his condolences as well as josh edwards and nancy pelosi the louisiana governor has ordered the flags to be swosh half-staff he's survived by his wife and two young children. >>> so far more than 11 million doses have been delivered but ohm about 2 million people have gotten vaccinated. mr. biden is expecting to have 100 million vaccinated by the time of his first day in office. >>> senate majority leader mitch mcconnell shot down a democratic b

the rangers. boys i think it's a lot of. the canadian armed forces only have around $400.00 soldiers permanently stationed here in the north. so they couldn't do without the help of the arctic rangers and the local population. along with 2 arctic rangers and a reconnaissance patrol were being transferred to an outpost on a small uninhabited island. the pilots ask us if we get airsick we're told to be honest because lots of people start to feel queasy when the helicopter picks up speed. they fly low and fast. for more than an hour we travel over a rocky terrain as well as countless lakes. sometimes it feels like we could reach out and touch the ground. we have to disembark quickly the pilots need to return to base. this is to be our camp for the next few days a couple of tents on a small island in the middle of the arctic there are no trees or bushes for protection we are fully exposed to the wind and weather which often changes from one minute to the next. night has fallen on slightly higher ground the 1st guards have taken

your best is yet to come >>> right now at 11:00, storm ranger hard at work right now monitoring that incoming rain. meteorologist kari hall is tracking when the showers will hit the bay area. >> front line workers getting the first dose of the covid but one county says they are no longer able to provide icu beds. bob redell is here live. how many beds are we talking about? >> they received under 5,000 vaccines yesterday and this morning gave the first round of shots. the idea is today they will give out 200 shots to their workers in concord and other location in in walnut creek. here is what the pfizer vaccine looks like in that vial there. most of us never heard of covid-19 a year ago and now we have a vaccine developed within months. five doses per vial. the vials arrive at very cold temperatures and brought down to room temperature before injection and must be injected four to six hours after that. front line workers received their shots today and followed by rounds of applause by their colleagues. the first in line doctors, nurses, respiratory therapists who treat covid-19 patien

it the rangers are really forcing you to dismiss a lot of ways well what's. the canadian armed forces only have around $400.00 soldiers permanently stationed here in the north. so they couldn't do without the help of the arctic rangers and the local population. along with 2 arctic rangers and a reconnaissance patrol were being transferred to an outpost on a small uninhabited island. the pilots ask us if we get airsick we're told to be honest because lots of people start to feel queasy when the helicopter picks up speed. they fly low and fast. for more than an hour we travel over a rocky terrain as well as countless lakes. sometimes it feels like we could reach out and touch the ground. we have to disembark quickly the pilots need to return to base. this is to be our camp for the next few days a couple of tents on a small island in the middle of the arctic there are no trees or bushes for protection we are fully exposed to the wind and weather which often changes from one minute to the next. night has fallen on slightly higher ground the 1st guards have taken

. >>> first, storm ranger this morning scanning the skies. we have a live look outside where it's clear for now, but meteorologist kari hall is tracking when another round of rain is set to arrive in the bay area. it's already wednesday morning. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. we'll get to that commute in just a bit. kari, how is it looking? can we expect the rain to come our way? >>> yes, it's going to be later on tonight but as we once again have storm ranger powered up and ready to go it will be tracking the rain as it moves from north to south. right now we are all dry. as we look at what's going on here we are seeing the storm system still well to the north of us. as that rain comes in it will be moving through, and we've also been tracking what's happening for the east coast with that big winter storm headed that way, that nor'easter. we'll talk more about all of this and what we're expecting coming up in the forecast. mike, how is it looking for the roads early this morning? >>> it's looki

it was a cagey second half but would rangers come to rue their failure to put the game to bed? well, they were almost made to pay shortly after, when allan mcgregor came to the rescue. they held on for their 12th win in a i’ow they held on for their 12th win in a row and in the season to be jolly, steven gerrard may just row and in the season to be jolly, steven gerrard mayjust be starting to think about ending the long wait for a league title. celtic go to ibrox a week today, 16 points behind but with three games in hand. they made it five wins in a row earlier with a 3—0 victory at hamilton academical. leigh griffiths with one of the goals. aberdeen are third now after a 2—1 win over stjohnstone. dundee united drew 1—1 with motherwell whilst there were away wins for livingston and st mirren. the former tottenham boss mauricio pochettino is the favourite to be named paris st germain‘s new manager, after the french champions sacked thomas tuchel on christmas eve. pochettino lost his job at spurs over a year ago. french footballjournalist sara menai's been telling me s

i'm tracking this on storm ranger. we'll talk about the time line of the rain and what else we can expect in the forecast coming up if a few minutes. >>> we'll see you then, thanks. it is nearly impossible to state a global pandemic connected us in tragedy while forcing us to stay apart. >> many people went into the streets for action, a record number of wildfires and climate change. in all the chaos we found ways to lift each other up and hope for a better tomorrow. >> joe rosato jr. on a year no one will ever forget. >> reporter: it's customary to ring in the new year with fireworks and cheers. >> happy new year. >> reporter: when 2020 rolled in, no one had any idea the real fireworks were to come. and a january that seems like another lifetime -- >> president trump -- >> reporter: headlines were dominated with president trump's impeachment hearings. the san francisco 49ers clawed their way into super bowl liv only to lose to the kansas city chiefs. we were thinking about the upcoming olympics, we were soaking in the

the rangers will ensure the gorillas away from the settlements back into the forest. if. the park needs the income that the tourist trade provides. but at the same time the rangers have to protect the gorillas from potentially dangerous contact with humans especially these days. our next cycle through does for me. it is one of the leading lady of the body does that throws us through this you think this has been a case one of us can lead the way this is that when we are 15 here there we have it if the president is that. although the number of mountain gorillas is increasing you know they are still considered an endangered species. there are 2 separate gorilla populations one here in the windy and the other in the barunga mountains about 80 kilometers away 3 shit is present genetic material within the mountain with the mountain gorillas one can easily make them sick and so if you to quote from them sneeze on them you can very easily spread could be 19 or any other repeater the disease to them fits like if they're just good to the good kill them for them and they're still fe

storm ranger check. we are seeing the heavy rain moving through the south bay and we are seeing some of those heavy downpours making for a slick commute for san jose down to morgan hill and gilroy. we'll be tracking this as this last wave rolls on through. more on that coming up in the forecast in a few minutes. >>> great news the south bay alert has cleared from highway 17 and follow that up turns to 880 andic loos like it's filling in over in oakland. a smooth drive with taillights to the toll plaza. >>> 6:42 right now. getting ready to take the new covid-19 vaccine. let's start out with kris sanchez watching the approval process for moderna's vaccine. >> first, breaking news for you first. on that vaccine front some pfizer vaccines could be in jeopardy because of a problem during transportation. >> yeah. so, what we know right now is that there are about 3,000 pfizer vaccines that are now under quarantine back at pfizer headquarters. those vaccines destined for california and for alabama. the problem

is in a swamp for it's a natural habitat for animals that are rarely seen elsewhere in the region so rangers one soccer and colomba want to show the young people one of these creatures extremely rare. antelope tourists come from far and wide to see them this is the 1st time these local children have cited one. so you can see appreciate it he said i think it's a chess. game if you say so traditionally but it's easy to say so i think a story so that i'd be so interested in that day. generation i just get so. is that so lon can hardly tab south away from the antelope so there's no time to waste so it's getting dark and a few kilometers away the 1st flying foxes have already woken up and left the words . i'm so glad i get to see this. day and night also and the flying foxes take flight. 11 hours later the morning is breaking and the flying fox colony returns just before sunrise. the scientists from germany are here watching them they hope that their research will help people to realize how vital these mega bats are to the ecosystem many people fear flying foxes because they're suspected of trans

he would view a major of texas rangers as someone equal of his intelle intellect. if you sent someone of lower rank he would dismiss them. >> the ranger and local cop familiar to williams went to his house carrying a hidden tape recorder. >> did it work? >> worked great. >> williams let them in without a search warrant. the subject quickly got around at guns. williams said he had been forced to sell his weapons to raise money since he could no longer practice law. >> i've got lots of guns. >> i've been living. >> how do you think i've been living? >> selling guns. >> yeah, for two years. >> you don't have anymore? >> i got one gun i'm trying to sell. >> i don't have any guns except one gun and so he let them look around and they began finding gun parts. >> gun parts, some very specific gun parts that appeared to match the type of automatic weapon used in the mclelland killings, and at the same time the fbi discovered williams had done computer searches on hasse and mclelland before the murders. >> he specifically told them that he had not ever searched the two vict

the park remains open, but rangers are warning visitors to stay on marked trails and keep covid-19 social distancing. >>> and another pardon tonight, this one in a 2009 case that became known as the balloon boy hoax. they claimed their 6-year-old son was inside a gas-powered ufo-shaped balloon that took off from their colorado home. but all the while, the child was actually hiding in their attic. both parents were convicted and served jail time for what authorities called a publicity stunt. tonight, the colorado governor has commuted their sentences. >>> and cyrus concerns have caused the nba to postpone a game on just the second night of

laid down guidelines to the new flag, john paul jones was named commander of the newly built ship, ranger. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> so snug inside the harbor, the sales were set to rise, the french gave the first salute, our flag was recognized. >> john paul jones be hardy, his life that for the ranger went down in history. john paul jones the flag and his ship that never went down. ♪ ♪ >> but last, the permanent design of the american flag seemed set. but then, a new problem arose which the congress in 1777 had not foreseen. vermont and kentucky were added to the 13 states. the old flag no longer worked. after all a debate broke out of which should be done to keep the american flag up to date. within 15 years, there might be as many as 20 states and the banner itself would become a streamer that would go on and on. that last, under pressure to get on to more important business, the whole problem was postponed as the house voted that the flag of the united states should be 15 stripes with a union of 15 stars. and its earliest years, the stars and stripes rose up over a few merchant vesse

lead investigator from the texas rangers, he's wondering, do we have rodney reed's dna on file? and it turns out, they did have a sample of rodney reed's dna in the system. >> because he had been involved with a woman in 1995, in some sort of a relationship. >> and she alleged that rodney reed had sexually assaulted her in her apartment. i responded and conducted a crime scene investigation. >> she ultimately declines to pursue charges against reed. and that case is kind of dropped, but the police retain this biological evidence. >> texas ranger rocky wardlow, he requested that the serologist take the dna off a washcloth and various other items collected in october 1995 and compare it to the dna collected from off stacey stites' body. >> it was a match. they found that rodney reed's dna was identical to the dna from the evidence recovered from stacey stites' body. >> my name is sandra reed, and i am rodney reed's mother. richard hernandez, the sheriff and the city police came to the house, and i knew richard before he even became sheriff. and they were looking for rodney. rodney

rangers keep careful count. since christmas, they've been turning away visitors at peak hours. >>> we have a dog sighting. jeff and his partner are going to be giving us the fantastic forecast. what's going on, jeff? >> we're just hanging out, lucy is to ready for 2021. ready to ring in that new year. we're going to talk more about that weather forecast. we'll say hello to lucy a little bit more, and get you squared away on our rain chances in just a few minutes. >>> his flight is cancelled. we called his bank to re-book. i'll explain why when nbc bay area responds, next. . >>> nbc bay area responds to a man whose flight turned out to be a mess. >> oscar was set to fly to australia to see his son. a few weeks out, he discovered his airline cancelled the flight, but he did not get a refund. he contacted us, and we contacted the bank. he had used bank reward points to book his trip. they took care of him the next day. they said, i can confirm we were able to get a more favorable outcome. $2,152 in his favor when a

about the case and the ranger said, oh, my god that sounds like the stites case. >> they did have a sample of rodney reed's dna in the system is. >> it was a match. they found that rodney reed's dna is identical to the dna evidence recovered from stacy's body. so, they basically get rodney in to the police station on a drug related charge. but it all seems pretty much kind of a ruse, in order to ask him about stacy. >> i would to push it off to the side, you know i'm one of the investigators on the stacy stites murder, i want to know from you, if you know the girl, if you do, when did you meet her, do you know who she is? >> i don't know a stacy stites. >> i heard the stuff on the news, and stuff like that, never knew that person. >> never dated her? >> no, i haven't. >> it was only after they matched the dna to somebody that they dropped jimmy as a suspect. >> rodney reed was charged with sexual sougassault, kidnapping murder of stacy stites, it became a death penalty case. >> the case is about to draw big attention to the small town. >> you have high profile names coming to his de

. >>> a busy week for sky ranger. this morning light rain falling in parts of the bay area and that's just the start as we kick off the new year with a wet pattern. here's a live look for you at the wet roads and the bay bridge this morning. you can see right there. cierra as and the bay bridge. 93% of normal this time of year this is in lake tahoe area. vianey arana is tracking all of this for us. i would maemg thimagine this ise when it's really exciting for forecasters because you get to see everything happening. >> we were a little late when it came to the rain and snow in 2020. we should have been seeing this type of weather november, late october. we'll take it. weekend to early next week. take a look at what moves in. so friday night into saturday morning, we get another quick moving storm and that's going to bring a couple more inches to the sierra. if you notice in the time bar to the right-hand corner, taking this time line all the way through next tuesday, which is when an additional storm moves in on wedne

the rangers are. boys it's a lot of situational awareness of what's. the canadian armed forces only have around $400.00 soldiers permanently stationed here in the north. so they couldn't do without the help of the arctic rangers and the local population. along with 2 arctic rangers and a reconnaissance patrol were being transferred to an outpost on a small uninhabited island. and. the pilots ask us if we get airsick we're told to be honest because lots of people start to feel queasy when the helicopter picks up speed. they fly low and fast. for more than an hour we travel over a rocky terrain as well as countless lakes. and. sometimes it feels like we could reach out and touch the ground. we have to disembark quickly the pilots need to return to base. this is to be our camp for the next few days a couple of tents on a small island in the middle of the arctic there are no trees or bushes for protection we are fully exposed to the wind and weather which often changes from one minute to the next. night has fallen on slightly higher ground the 1st guards h

of course we've got our very own mobile doppler ranger up in scranton. tonight cool and cloudy, not worried about the rain. for tomorrow that second storm that moves in right now the time line is looking like late afternoon late evening storm system. so the first half of your sunday is going to be dry if you have to run any sort of errands. by monday lingering rain, and yes, we're talking about more sierra snow, which of course we've seen the white out conditions so i'll help you with the timing of that and when you can expect to be back to work coming up in a few minutes. >> be sure to download our free nbc bay area app. you'll be able to access our doppler radar. >> the fight against covid-19 cases continue to climb as we wait to see if we'll see another surge because of holiday gatherings and travel. >> today the state added more than 30,000 new cases. the positivity rate stands at 12.1%. that's a slight improvement over yerld's 12.4%. the surge continues to hit the south bay hard. today santa clara county reported a record number of new cases, more t

so they couldn't do without the help of the arctic rangers and the local population. along with 2 arctic rangers and a reconnaissance patrol were being transferred to an outpost on a small uninhabited island. the pilots ask us if we get airsick we're told to be honest because lots of people start to feel queasy when the helicopter picks up speed. they fly low and fast. for more than an hour we travel over a rocky terrain as well as countless lakes. sometimes it feels like we could reach out and touch the ground. we have to disembark quickly the pilots need to return to base. this is to be our camp for the next few days a couple of tents on a small island in the middle of the arctic there are no trees or bushes for protection we are fully exposed to the wind and weather which often changes from one minute to the next. night has fallen on slightly higher ground the 1st guards have taken up positions using infrared devices and powerful binoculars they search for hot spots on the icy waters. these can even be detected from great distances away. that is where you see a sub

let's bring yowl into storm ranger, our mobile doppler radar, the only one in the bay area. it's got to scan closer to the ground to get a better and more accurate view what's happening. you can see some rain over the north bay, east bay, south bay, and peninsula. it's moving off toward the south and east, so this moderate rain over santa rosa will continue through napa as we head just after midnight down to the south. we have that heavier rain over alamo and danville. and as i told you it's now curre currently over livermore and passing over tracy. and we heard from our weather watcher in south fremont 0.33, so it is beginning to add up. san jose a bit of a dry pocket, but you definitely have had some wet weather tonight. and morgan hill you can see activity is more moderate in nature. so as we bring you over to the peninsula, also some areas of moderate rainfall right now, and that's also going to be tracking off towards the south i think into sunniville just after midnight. and you'll see as we roll through tomorrow morning this system begins to break up, but we'll have t

the ranger insists that their community had nothing to do with this attack. many of me and mars activists and journalists. believed that the rape and murder of the buddhist woman never happened. that it was a story made up to start the conflict and. hundreds of thousands were forced into i.d.p. camps or to flee the country most of them to refugee camps in neighboring bangladesh. some of them that's going to fight the police all the sportswear had by them listening. at the time we're. at the. honduras south thousands of. people. following the attacks myanmar's armed forces led so-called clearance operations in iraq and state. by 2018 thousands of ranger muslims were killed and more than 700000 had fled to bangladesh. the situation for survivors is desperate. now i am 22 years from my feet here the current. horrible if i want to. but i came. because i don't have i don't think that. i want to see. peace having equal rights. i want this is slightly. what has happened in iraq hein what has happened to the roof. has been. really been dropped. the weight of a govern

rangers, though, won four—nil away at ross county. three of the goals came in the second half, this was james tavernier‘s 16th of the season. // there was also a milestone forjermaine defoe. there was also a milestone forjermaine defoe. he'd come on as a substitute to make his 800th appearance for club or country, and scored in the last minute. 38 years old there. it's been a disappointing race for britain's george russell after he sat in for lewis hamilton in the sakhur grand prix. russell was driving hamilton's mercedes, after the world champion tested positive for covid 19 last week. russell took an early lead on the first lap before the race came to an early end for max verstappen‘s red bull and the ferrari of charles le clerc. but a puncture on the 79th lap effectively ended russell's hopes of a podium place. also of pit mix up as well. that left sergio perez of racing point relatively unchallenged to win his first formula one race. esta ban ocon's renault was second, with perez‘ team—mate lance stroll, third. lets take a

. >> with storm ranger, the area's only mobile doppler. >> the other radars are too high delaying when they spot the rain, but storm ranger is lower detecting rain, fog and smoke. >> you can see the difference, because storm ranger shows more detail thails than the national weather service. >> getting you weather right down to your street. did you know that geico's whole 15 minutes thing... that came from me. really. my first idea was "in one quarter of an hour, your savings will tower... over you. figuratively speaking." but that's not catchy, is it? that's not going to swim about in your brain. so i thought, what about... 15 minutes. 15 percent. serendipity. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. because covid is still a danger, we grandchildren promise not to let our guard down. let's meet up on video instead. i rather you not hug me today so you can hug me tomorrow. don't let your guard down with covid-19. hazlo por amor. >>> welcome back. something good for you this morning. you know that dr. anthony fauci is always facing the tough question, and these came from t

describes as a world heritage site in danger 8 anti-poaching rangers for a park as big as the island of jamaica the mission appears impossible the jungle is dense disorienting and dangerous the rangers fear both the armed poachers and the attacks from the wild cats they are meant to protect making the animal they move swiftly and quietly towards a fire they can spell burning by a water spots. sergeant juve points to what is left of a camp they arrived too late yet again they are one step behind. it's hard to catch them finding coaches in both walking kilometers up to kilometers in silence to try to catch them by surprise. with the men cannot do 10 in jell-o. hoops a drone can from the air he may get a better view of where the poachers are but the immensity of the task he is rangers are faced with his huge preserving $450.00 species of animals and $16000.00 types of plants and precious trees the threat is not just poaching but industry human encroachment inside the park are small scale gold mining ventures destroying piano most habitat on the outskirts of the gold mining is of industr

the rangers will ensure the gorillas away from the settlements back into the forest. if the park needs the income that the tourist trade provides. but at the same time, the rangers have to protect the gorillas from potentially dangerous contact with humans, especially these days our next cycle through does for me it is one of the early of what he does that shows us to this effect. this has been a case one of us to move there by this so that when we are 15 here that we have left, that the president is safe. although the number of mountain gorillas is increasing, you know, they are still considered an endangered species. there are 2 separate gorilla populations, one here in but windy and the other in the mountains, about 80 kilometers away. flea shit, over 90 percent genetic material with the mountain to the mountain gorillas. time can easily make them sick. and so if you're too cool for then sneeze on them, you can very easily spread, could be 19 or any other species, any disease to them fits like easier for us to go to the doctor than for them. and there's so few in n

describes as a world heritage site in danger 8 anti-poaching rangers for a part as big as the island of jamaica the mission appears impossible the jungle is dense disorienting and dangerous the rangers fear both the armed poachers and the attacks from the wild cats they are meant to protect making the animals they move swiftly and quietly towards a fire they can spell burning by water spots sergeant juve points to what is left of a camp they arrived too late yet again they are one step behind. it's hard to catch them. both walking. in silence to try to catch them by surprise. with the men cannot do 10 jell-o. hoops a drone can from the air he may get a better view of where the poachers are but the immensity of the task he has rangers are faced with his huge preserving $450.00 species of animals and $16000.00 types of plants and precious trees the threat is not just poaching but industry human encroachment inside the park are small scale gold mining ventures destroying d'anna most habitat on the outskirts of the gold mining is of industrial scale and upstream international donors are

rangers, though, won four—nil away at ross county. three of the goals came in the second half, this was james tavernier‘s 16th of the season. there was also a milestone forjermaine defoe. he'd come on as a substitute to make his 800th appearance for club or country, and scored in the last minute. lets take a quick look at the other sports stories making the headlines this evening. sam kerr scored a hattrick as chelsea set a new record of 12 successive wsl home victories. they beat west ham infront of 700 fans — the first to return to the wsl. it's all to play for in the final of the uk snooker championship. a break of 128 from world number one judd trump squared the match at four frames all, against australia's neil robertson. there's live coverage of the evening session on bbc two — first to ten wins. welsh driver elfyn evans missed out in his bid to become the first british world rally champion for 19 years, he finished 26th at rally monza after crashing in the snow yesterday. his toyota team—mate sebastien ogier won the rac

that's bad news for park ranger course must to mitt romney and also for gladys's organization. because they need the cooperation of the local community. not only for you big government like when you did president out, but i just started work one day when i saw some tourists, if there was a white person with them, we hadn't seen one for a long time. the gorillas live really close by. so i know right away if something was wrong, like people trying to sneak into their habitat on the supporting him, then you go on with the thinking photos quote. i said, yeah, i know he's still in the us and he's been in the us. so sometimes you go to that live, what does that sound? ok, then the kind of government idea that the rangers will ensure the gorillas away from the settlements back into the forest. if the park needs the income that the tourist trade provides. but at the same time, the rangers have to protect the gorillas from potentially dangerous contact with humans, especially these days our next cycle through does for me it is feeding any of it really does that pose us to this effect th

ok, they're not going to come in for the day of the rangers. will ensure the guerrillas away from the settlements back into the forest to the park needs the income that the tourist trade provides. but at the same time, the rangers have to protect the gorillas from potentially dangerous contact with humans. especially these days of our next life or through those for me it is one of the leading aid, but it does close us to this effect and it indicates one of us can lead the way this is so that when we are 15, you hear that if the president is that although the number of mountain gorillas is increasing, they are still considered an endangered species. there are 2 separate gorilla populations. one here in the windy and the other in the verandah mountains, about 80 kilometers away, finish it over 90 percent genetic material with the mud in the mountain gorillas, and can easily make them sick. and so if you to quote from them, sneeze on them, you can very easily spread, could be $911.00 repeatedly disease to them, fits like india for us to go to the

here's a closer look at storm ranger. we'll catch a break from the rain in the evening and then another round of showers moving in for sunday morning. >> so we have some nice news to share about the "today" toy drive. all month long we are teaming up with our parent company comcast to help spread holiday cheer. in denver, 125 young women got a huge surprise when they walked into this gymnasium to discover they'd all be going home with a new toy for the holidays. they are all part of girls inc. of metro denver. it inspires girls to be smart, strong and bold. our thanks to 9 news for helping capture the event and our parent company comcast for making this happen. comcast is also providing free access to the internet for these girls. so if you are interested in learning how to help girls inc. and similar organizations head to today.com/toydrive. >> that is so great, dylan. you can see their smiles underneath their masks. >> absolutely. you can see it through their eyes. >> that's what the holidays are all about. >>> just ahe

the rangers boss spoke about him with great admiration and emotion today. he was a special man, a caring man, a loving man, more than just a manager. he did an incrediblejob for me in terms of where i was at from an age and also as a player. gerard was at the forefront of that in terms of shaping me into a better player, into a better person, a better leader. i have an awful lot to thank the man for and i'm finding it really hard to come to terms with it right now. to rugby now and there are more developments in the dementia crisis affecting the sport with ex—clermont auvergne playerjamie cudmore adding his voice to the issue. after a number of concussions he decided to take legal action against the french club. cudmore says he's been speaking to the group of english players preparing to launch a class action against the sports governing bodies. laura scott has this report. asa as a naturally combat of player, jamie cudmore never ducked a challenge. but with that physicality camea number of challenge. but with that physicality came a number of head injuri

we meet the park rangers in zimbabwe who are using drones to protect animals from poachers. ok let's kick off in the u.k. where the prime minister boris johnson in the last hour or so has tightened coronavirus restrictions off a new strain of the virus emerged in london and the southeast of england the world health organization has been alerted to this mutated strain early research however suggests it's up to 70 percent more transmissible but there is no evidence that it is resistant to vaccines mr johnston said he was forced to take action. given the early evidence we have on this new variant of the virus the potential risk it poses it is with a very heavy heart i must tell you we cannot continue with christmas as planned in england those living in tearful areas should not mix with anyone outside their own household at christmas though support bubbles will remain in place for those a particular risk of loneliness or isolation. challenges our correspondent in london this hour so rory christmas has gone from 5 days to one day. well if it even exists at all i mean. in the week

they have three games in hand on rangers. a goalless draw for st johnstone and hamilton. ross county leading hibernian by one heavens and currently goalless between motherwell and kilmarnock and you can follow them on the sport website. let's take a quick look at some other sport making the news today. sports fans will once again be banned from attending matches as more areas of england are to be placed under tougher coronavirus restrictions. the area of liverpool will be moved into tier 3 at midnight, meaning there will be no premier league grounds which are allowed fans in. harlequins' premiership game against worcester due to take place on new year's day has been cancelled, due to a number of quins players self—isolating. one player was found to have the virus in the latest testing, while a further six players have been ruled out following contact tracing. difficult to say. the wet weather has put paid to the new year's day race meeting at cheltenham which has been abandoned. organisers say the track is waterlogged and unraceable. the seven—race card was due to fea

describes as a world heritage site in danger 8 anti-poaching rangers for a part as big as the island of jamaica the mission appears impossible the jungle is dense disorienting and dangerous the rangers fear both the armed poachers and the attacks from the wild cats they are meant to protect making the animals they move swiftly and quietly towards a fire they can spell burning by water spots sergeant juve points to what is left of a camp they arrived too late yet again they are one step behind. it's hard to catch them. both walking. in silence to try to catch them by surprise. with the men cannot do 10 in jello hoops a drone can from the air he may get a better view of where the poachers are but the immensity of the task he is rangers are faced with his huge preserving $450.00 species of animals and $16000.00 types of plants and precious trees the threat is not just poaching but industry human encroachment inside the park are small scale gold mining ventures destroying d'anna most habitat on the outskirts of the gold mining is of industrial scale and upstream international donors are

describes as a world heritage site in danger 8 rangers for a park as big as the island of jamaica the mission appears impossible the jungle is dense disorienting and dangerous the rangers fear both the armed poachers and the attacks from the wild cats they are meant to protect making the animals they move swiftly and quietly towards a fire they can smell burning by a water spots. sergeant juve points to what is left of a camp they arrived too late yet again they are one step behind. it's hard to catch them finding coaches in both walking kilometers up to kilometers in silence to try to catch them by surprise. with the men cannot do 10 in jell-o. hoops a drone can from the air he may get a better view of where the poachers are but the immensity of the task he is rangers are faced with his huge preserving $450.00 species of animals and $16000.00 types of plants and precious trees the threat is not just poaching but industry human encroachment inside the park are small scale gold mining ventures destroying d'anna most habitat on the outskirts of the gold mining is of industrial scale and