so you need douglas fir yes along with other kinds of wood. right otherwise it all looks the same aspen would be fantastic for the cladding. over will get quite a bit out and it should be enough for the house at about 300 meters just tell us how much and what kinds of wood you need we'll set it aside i was reserve it for you 300 cubic meters that's 200 mill so 140 cubic metres to. a local buyer and no middleman susana and p.r. are pleased with the results. using the word sustainably is important but so is the way that the trees are logged. in the back they'll be felling some old oaks today. it's a job that requires a fair bit of skill and they're planning to fell this tree a cherry tree is in the way they debate which direction the oak should fall to minimize damage to surrounding trees. and its tight quarters if they're hoping to spare a nearby oak there was a booth but the beech tree will have to come down. the forester's try to do as little damage as possible when they're felling big trees in the windows and sure the young trees nearby coul

there, woods underwent emergency surgery. doctors inserting a medal rod in his right tibia to stabilize the shattered bones. screws and pins implanted into his foot and ankle. injuries which have forced the golf great to undergo a series of additional procedures. woods missing out on his beloved masters tournament this week. >> the return to glory! >> reporter: which he won in spectacular fashion in his last comeback in 2019. celebrating his fifth masters with that hug from his son. david, you can still see the path that tiger woods' suv carved through the vej lake behind me. now, i have been speaking with senior officials at the l.a. sheriff's department and they continue to insist that woods received no special treatment. they say it's doubtful that anyone driving that car in that accident would have been cited and they say that's primarily because there were no eyewitnesses, no traffic cameras out here and no police officers to document it. david? >> all right, matt gutman live in california. thank you, matt. >>> now to th

tiger woods sent that horrific crash. good morning, i'm sandra smith. >> john: john roberts in washington and finally answers to many surrounding the crash which led golf legend and the sheriff's department as describing as life-threatening injuries. tiger woods was driving 40 miles an hour over the speed limit when he crashed his suv and it is believed the accident he hit the accelerator instead of trying to hit the break, sandra. >> sandra: a devastating mistake and his recovery continues with this event and the masters tournament set to begin tomorrow in his historic home of augustine, georgia where the blooms are. >> john: as i do every april, jonathan hunt live in los angeles with the latest from the sheriff's department, hi, jonathan. >> john, sandra, from the moment we saw the pictures of tiger woods wrecked car back on february 23rd, it was pretty obvious he was traveling way too fast and today the sheriff officially confirmed speed as te primary cause of the accident. listen here. >> of the speed of the first are

the hope is that salvaging wood can revitalize the city. this used to be abandoned row homes. it's now a park. >> exactly right. it's a park. you can hear these birds. and residents comment on that. >> reporter: co-leader of the urban wooood projectct is ceara heheinz of ththe usda forest servicice. she wantss to helelp other c ci replicate what she calls an urban wood economy. >> zip codes like this and similar have high rates of unemployment, high rates of poverty, high rates of incarceration, underlying health issues. this project can ameliorate a lot of that by thinking about ways to employ people, give peopople opportrtunities, avoid waste, and plant trees in places that desperately need them. >> reporter: i don't think most people realize that. logs in a landfill are actually a bad thing. >> yeah. you think about a tree, it's sequestering or capturing carbon. so that's co2 has in the air. and d it storess it in thehe bo the tree. and soso when thatat tree is rd and it's decomposing it releases all of that co2 back into the atmosphere, contributing obviously to climate ch

. >>> and also ahead, tiger woods was driving 87 miles per hour in a 45 zone, so why isn't he getting a ticket? sn't he gettin ticket? i'm still exploring what's next. and still going for my best. even though i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin, i'm reaching for that. eliquis. eliquis is proven to reduce stroke risk better than warfarin. plus has significantly less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis is fda-approved and has both. what's next? i'm on board. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stopping increases your risk of having a stroke. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. while taking eliquis, you may bruise more easily and it may take longer than usual for any bleeding to stop. seek immediate medical care for sudden signs of bleeding like unusual bruising. eliquis may increase your bleeding risk if you take certain medicines. tell your doctor about all plann

tiger woods is currently in florida recovering from a number of surgeries. >> all right. time for another look at the forecast on blustery wednesday night. this is the view from mount tam and let's check in with our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow with an update yet winds kind of kicking up around the bay area today that sea breeze blowing a little stronger keeping our temperatures. >> down somewhat. so we got a lot of sunshine away from the immediate coastline right out toward e beaches. the fog is already kind socked in there in spots and going to fill in for the night to looking outside right now. here's a beautiful shot from arispe cam. you can see some of those clouds there in the distance as you approach the coastline more than on the way overnight tonight into early tomorrow morning, expecting some of that fog begin to move on shore as we head through the night as well. so low pressure off the coastline. you've got another weak cold front diving in the pacific northwest, bringing them some rain, no rain for us. we're hoping to get something going with this syst

he said he needs permission from woods in order to release the information. in february, an suv woods was driving struck a median and rolled over outside los angeles. he underwent surgery for multiple leg injuries and is now recovering in florida. woods told deputies he did not know how the crash occurred. >>> "the washington post" reports president biden unveiled a $2.3 trillion plan to overhaul the nation's infrastructure. mr. biden outlined the plan yesterday at a carpenters union training center in pittsburgh. the proposal would rebuild thousands of miles of highways, repair aging bridges, improve public transit, and fund new electric vehicle charging stations. it would be funded largely by higher corporate taxes. the president called it a once in a generation investment in america, but it faces stiff opposition from republican lawmakers. >> so why just american jobs and investment since world war ii? it will create millions of jobs. >> it's called infrastructure. but inside the trojan horse is going to be more borrowed money and massive tax increases on

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and these are more cartoons from the art wood collection. these were done by ron covington. again, back in the, mostly in the '80s i think. and covington's got a distinctive style. a little bit related to the david livingstyle caricature but he took it in his own direction, and there's very light cross-hatching in here, with a lot of gray scale, and they're beautifully done. there's caricatures are a very strange thing. when you're trying to caricature somebody, you exaggerate features and then there are limits to the exaggerations. some caricatures are good of going right to the very edge of taking it away from something you would recognize as that individual. covington's stuff is kind of like that. this board is yeltsin. it is a wonderful extremely exaggerated, pushing the forms, and that's just wonderful, here's a bird, senator bird, west virginia, jerry brown, it's always fascinating when you also work with people, sometimes i'll talk to art students, and do workshops with caricatures, and it's amazing how you don't always have to be so rendered in detail. i mean a presi

sharpened my action -- how is that for a nice day in the woods? >> we were the generation, and all of the baby boom thing, all of us had big families. on a ranger station, there might be three families and 15 kids. >> the forest career was a family business. you and the kids were in on it. >> everybody lived on the compound. in the old days, four or five families lived on the compound. it was a unique experience. growing up in the forest service, it was really a family. work together, play together, partied together, do everything together. >> we had to make our own entertainment for our families. there was a lot of picnicking, all kinds of community things we did together. >> picnics are horrible things. i gained 12 pounds on one trip. ladies were coming and keeping up the tables with fried chicken and pie, and other goodies. they all looked across to see what i would eat. ♪ >> the wives were part of the forest service organization, really part of the functions of the forest service. unfortunately, they really could run the stations as well as

tiger woods was going more than 80 miles per hour in a 40-mile-an-hour zone, and a hard turn at that location, and no sign that he hit the brakes. >> it is speculated and believed that he tiger woods hit the accelerator instead of the brake pedal. but some are wondering why he was not checked for impairment given the history, but the police department said there was no need because he showed no signs. and some wondered if he was using his phones, but they say it would not have mattered, because of the excessive speed. >>> and look at, this poet amanda gorman making the headlines again. the l.a. native is the first poet ever to be on the cover of vogue magazine. they say that she is so much more than a literary star. she is a phenomenon in the making. gorman of course making history in january as the youngest poet to perform at a presidential inauguration, and certainly made her mark. >>> also trending, shaquille o'neal is many things. an nba hall of famer and sports analyst and sheriff's deputy, but he is a sell bray or the of love. >> i love this story. during a segment on tnt he ta

so the plant collection that was picked up during the woods expedition in the pacific found a permanent home finally any teen 50 on the block where we currently stand. it's always fun to think about how much money was expended a long time ago. the original greenhouse of the botanical garden cost 5000 dollars in 1850. and the gentleman named william was hired as the first superintendent of the botanic gardens to care for the plants and stewart the facility on site and would be preserved on to posterity. traditionally something i find fascinating is that the u.s. botanic garden was at that time placed in the legislative branch of government, so it became by the mid 18 fifties a permanent freestanding entity, agency of the legislative branch of government and it was overseeing and it remains overseen to this day by the joint committee on the library of congress. and on the one hand the seems like it did make a lot of sense. why would the joint committee on the library of congress essentially the, committee treated by congress to make sure the congressional library had the books versus thos

. >>> plus, a development in the tiger woods crash investigation and an update on his condition. >>> beauty pageant melee. the winner has her crown ripped off her head on the stage. what happened next? >>> and later, what we never knew about redheads. >>> good wednesday morning. i'm mona kosar abdi. >> i'm alex presha. kenneth is on assignment. we begin with breaking news in the scandal involving florida congressman matt gaetz. >> abc news learns gaetz requested a preemptive pardon from trump before trump left office. it comes as federal investigators look into sex trafficking allegations against gaetz. abc's elizabeth schulze is here with the latest. elizabeth, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, mona and alex. matt gaetz is one of trump avenue most vocal supporters. now we're learning he wanted a pardon from the former president but never got it. this morning breaking news in the scandal surrounding embattled congressman matt gaetz. sources are confirming a report in "the new york times" that gaetz asked former president trump for a blanket presidential pardon weeks before tru

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quarantine -- a years ago we didn't know if we would cav coach, depressed know if our family member wood catch it, if we would have a job on the other psyched what the world would look like. if our kids were going to be able to go to school. kids were going to catch covid? just so much going on and then we're all sitting at home with nowhere to go, and that was the only thing we were seeing on our television screens. and not only that no matter hour times you saw it you could not believe the degradation of how they were debating degrade this man and had his life snuffed out as we were watching. eave single person watched that video, no matter how many times and you knew the ultimate outcome, but you would talk to the television and say, hey, enough. okay. we get it. take your knee off the man's neck. stop depriving him of the right to breathe. the god-given right to breathe, and i do believe that it was because of all of those events coming together. the former president being, being in self-quarantine our vulnerability, our collective vulnerability at the time. and i think that was the

he's still the talk of the tournament, woods won't be at the nationals as he remains in early stages of recovery following the february rollover crash. we also learned that woods was driving nearly twice the speed limit in his suv going between 84 and 87 miles an hour in the 45-mile-an-hour zone. officials say they found no signs of impairment and no charges will be filed. the case was driving at a speed unsafe and inability to negative orate the turns. woods put out a statement expressing gratitude for the first responders and gave thanks for the support he's received. he added, quote, i'll continue to focus on my recovery and family. >>> we are learning more about what tipped the scale on major league baseball's boycott of georgia politics. kemp named stacey abrams a factor. it appears abrams strongly urged the league not to move from her home state. from the constitution, abrams did not speak to the commissioner but did speak with a senior league official prior to the venue change. in that conversation, she reiterated her position against boycotts. mlb officials have been having c

but -- >> we have reached out to tiger woods and his personnel. we need -- there's some privacy issues on releasing information on the investigation, so we're going to ask them if they waive the privacy. >> reporter: it remains unclear whether those privacy issues are medical ones protected under the law. the lapd telling nbc news, law enforcement always safeguards medical information and says celebrity status doesn't play a role in the decision. >> it looks like a very violent accident. >> reporter: woods was driving to a tv shoot when his suv struck a median and traveled 400 feet onto an embankment hitting a tree and rolling over several times. he broke his right leg in multiple places, surgeons inserting a rod into his tibia and screws and pins into his foot and ankle authorities believe the golfer chs tr was traveling at a greater than normal rate of speed, but the sheriff labeled it purely an accident. >> there was no evidence of impairment there was no effort to draw blood, for example, at the hospital >> reporter: a decision which brought i

. >>> but first a bizarre twist in the tiger woods crash investigation. >>> and up next, the shocking scene. young children dropped from the top of the border wall and abandoned. >>> back now with this video from detroit. a fire truck slamming into a van at a gas station sparking a fire. seven people were injured. the truck had just clipped another vehicle on the way to a call. >>> now to the disturbing scenes at the southern border. we're learning more about the children scene on video dropped over the border wall. here's abc's megan tevrizian. >> reporter: this morning, stunning images from the southern border showing the horror of human smuggling. an apparent smuggler on the mexican side drops a young girl off the border plunging 14 feet landing on her stomach. moments later a second and loy 3 and the sister of the other one from ecuador. the man seen running off with a second person back into mexico. authorities jumping in to help after seeing it unfold live on a surveillance camera and rushed the girls to a hospital and contacted their mother who is here in the u.s. >> they are h

bounce forward, with comcast business. >>> authorities now say tiger woods' february crash was caused by excessive speed and his inability to handle a curve. the l.a. county sheriff announcing woods was driving up to 87 miles per hour, that's nearly double the speed limit when he lost control of his vehicle but the sheriff says investigators did not get a parent for blood tests in the case as there was no evidence of impairment or intoxication. on twitter woods thanked the good samaritans who came to his aid and says he continues to focus on recovery. >>> as tiger recovers, golf fans will return to augusta, georgia, for today's masters tournament. coy wire is already there with this morning's "bleacher report." hey, coy? >> good morning to you, laura. very interesting energy here in augusta. the 2021 masters being played less than five months after last year's edition which was pushed back due to covid. a limited number of patrons will be allowed here on the ground each day. masks and social distancing still required, but with those fans will come a sense of normalcy and the players t

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and so i went into the little anti-room and and got rosemary wood on the phone and i know the number down there too. and and i said the president the senator irvin and senator baker would like to speak to the president. and she said well, hold on and i'll be back with you. well you got to remember that all during that time president. nixon had been saying the committee is out to get me is out to get me. well unknown to me. the president gets on the line and says senator irvin, this is this is richard nixon. it wasn't talking and said earlier he was talking to me and i and i blared out just unconsciously i said mr. president wants to get you. i mean on the phone, i'm sorry mr. president on the phone. so we we put the president on with senator ervin and senator baker and they they asked him they said they thought under the separation of powers that he should honor the subpoena and turn over not out of the head and talk about subpoena at that time that he should turn over the tapes voluntarily and of course, he said no and that's when the committee voted that they would have to savannah

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police say excess of speed was the cause of woods' accident. the treaty continues in japan despite the country's struggles in containing the spread of covert mind teen 3 days currently going through. sure it will and in a host city tokyo in july 23rd at the opening ceremony of the game the japanese government has declared a 3rd state of emergency for the country's capital which will run from april 25th until may 11th. and that's it for me. thanks and that's it for me money inside for this news hour barbara said it will be back in a moment in london with more of the day to stay with us here on out is there. and. jump into the story there is a lot going on in this and julian global community when i talk of all the misinformation i think we are more afraid than we are aware it be part of the debate don't ever take anybody's one word because there's always a difference when no topic is off the table we have been disconnected from our land we have been disconnected from who we are who would love to hear from you and you to be part of today's discuss

michael wood, adam kinzinger. really appreciate your time tonight. >> you bet. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> well, a fierce trump supporter in the u.s. senate is now downplaying the urgency of the coronavirus vaccine and he's skeptical that all americans need to get it. i'm calling out senator ron johnson's dangerous rhetoric when we come back. stay with us. allergies don't have to be scary. spraying flonase daily stops your body from overreacting to allergens all season long. psst! psst! all good finding new routes to reach your customers and new ways for them to reach you is what business is all about it's what the united states postal service has always been about so as your business changes, we're changing with it with e-commerce that runs at the speed of now next day and two-day shipping nationwide same day shipping across town returns right from the doorstep and deliveries seven days a week it's a whole new world out there let's not keep it waiting experience clean in a whole new way. now roomba vacuums ex

wood for his courage in speaking up. north texas republican district, good for him to have the courage to say i was for you, until that. donie, grateful for your reporting and your time today and hope to see you all monday, have a great weekend, stay safe. ana cabrera picks up our coverage right now. ♪ >>> happy friday, thanks for being with me, i'm ana cabrera in new york, we begin with new shocking revelations in the investigation into congressman matt gaetz. you see, it's not every day accused criminals write out a physical list of their alleged crimes. but in this case that appears to be exactly what a friend may have done. the daily beast obtained a damning letter alleged to be from gaetz associate joel greenberg, detailing how he and gaetz paid for sex with multiple women, including a girl who was just 17 at the time. now cnn hasn't seen the letter, and we cannot verify the daily

caller: first of all, great news about the wood. i wanted to comment on the supreme court expansion. i am god smacked by the democrat -- i am gobsmacked by the democrats' position. this whole thing was put into motion by harry reid, and his reduction in passing nominations for appellate court. that is really where we are now. the whole thing is so clearly in the democrats' favor, i really do not know who they are trying to pull this over on. at the same time, they are talking about reducing the -- getting rid of the filibuster, which is another measurement to moderate congress. they are clearly talking out of both sides of their mouth, and this is really something meant to favor them, so i really do not know who they are fooling with all of this. i think biden's fairly shrewd, talking to his "bipartisan committee," but he will really move forward with this measure regardless, because it is clearly in his majority party's interest. i consider myself a fairly moderate person. i am actually a republican who voted for biden for some hop

it's a little pretty pocket book from 1787, and it includes here a little wood cut drawing of children playing baseball with three posts. the word "baseball" is printed there and there's a little poem suggesting a boy runs home with joy. the lexicon showing up. the word baseball, the word home, first produced in 1744 in britain. it's not until it comes to the united states in 1787 that the word first shows up in print in america. as a parallel item to that, we've got a diary, original page from student diary from 1786, john ray smith, who is attending the college of new jersey. that later becomes princeton university. on march 22nd he writes, fine day, played baseball. i'm beaten because can't catch or hit. he's not a great player. the following year the college faculty will ban baseball as being unbecoming of a gentleman. this is the earliest written reference we have to baseball. so already the game is on college campuses. already played by boys much older than children. these are probably older teenagers playing this game. a couple of other things to note in the early going of the g

the giants finally put the wood on the baseball. autumn of the inning, brandon crawford doubles into the gap with two outs, bringing home two runs. 9000 fans go wild. cueto was one out away from his first complete game in five years with the time run-up. jake mcgee struck out. sam hilliard on three pitches to end the game. the giants beat the rockies 3-1. >> the fans wanted to see johnny finish that game. i wanted to see johnny finish that game. everyone in the dugout wanted to see johnny finish that game. >> they are trying to figure out a way the a's can be the astros. how about olson go deep? a three run blast in the eighth. olson with his first home run of the year. oakland wins 6-2 for the second game of the year and first over houston in six games. history last night for joe musgrove in the pod race. he threw a no hander against the rangers, the first no-no in the 53 year history of the san diego franchise. they were the only team in baseball without a no-hitter. musgrove, who grew up in the san diego area, struck out 10. did

who just gives away wood? the snapshot app from progressive rewards you for driving safe and driving less. there's an app? -[ chuckles ] beth. -save money with progressive. [ tires screech ] well, that came out of nowhere. >> they cut out everything that showed their narrative was a piece of horse manure. it shows you how dishonest. these are smear merchants and why nobody trusts corporate media. they are a disaster in what they are doing. they knew what they were doing was a lie. >> bill: florida governor ron desantis ripping into cbs news over the "60 minutes" story. they said he gave an award for a vaccine contract to publix after the grocery chain donated $100,000 to a political action committee that sports him. katie pavlich fox news contributor. good morning to you. got a few things here i want to go over. where do you think the story is right now? let's begin there. >> right now "60 minutes" looks pretty bad and we'll see in the coming days if they continue to claim they cut down the governor's comments

wetter weather and at times wintry weather over the high ground that's making its way further north woods and east with some heavy downpours flow flurries there into whole qaida further south it's fine to settle a soccer 17 celsius 17 celsius to 4 so beijing time she's here at around 24 degrees plenty of dry weather hazy sunshine temperatures not going up a touch as we go on through monday quality always an issue here of course 20 celsius that the soul as well will see highs of around 22 when tokyo by monday warm sunshine coming through some pleasant weather by this stage but we pushed further south where it is not quite as pleasant we have super typhoon making its way towards the philippines in place to say that it does not look likely to make landfall as we go on through the next couple of days winds of around 240 kilometers per hour could get up there up to 50 over the next 24 hours or so it's moving pretty quickly and it looks a lot it's just not just way further north woods as we go on through the next day or so so will let me get close to that eastern side of the philippines should

i was shown chopping wood. jumping over fences and in one broadway play i was even depicted tap dance, which i think is rather ironic. my disability polio was not a huge secret. i had just run for vice president in 1920 when i could come down with polio in august of 1921 and my slow recovery was covered by all the major newspapers of the day. i was a public figure. i think a lot of people didn't realize the extent of my disability and when i decided to run for president, i wanted to be a president who happened to have a disability and not a disabled president and so disabilities in those days made people uncomfortable. they were people felt pity for the disabled or in some would sometimes even scorn and so i did not want people to pity me. and so i went to considerable links not to show my disability. i wouldn't be allowed to i wouldn't allow myself to be photographed in wheelchair and when i spoke and i had to walk to a lectin i had special ramps built so i could walk assisted to those. i want to point out tha

north woods is about as corrupt and shady a plan as you can possibly think of. this is something that i can't believe our joints chiefs of staff came up with. just to give you an idea of what north woods is, a list of different ways we could justify an invasion to take out castro with the u.s. military. the objections were as broad as having the cia kill cuban refugees and pretend it was the cuban government. developing a fake terror campaign in miami and washington, d.c. and blame it on the cuban government. as somebody whose father was living in and miami and i wasn't conceived i'm happy they didn't put this plan into action. they were talking about blowing up buildings in miami and blaming it on the cubans. and a remember the main incident to blow up the main explodes in 1898 and havana harbor. it probably was an accident. we blamed it on spain, it started the spanish american war. the joint chiefs of staff are like look, we can blame it on the cuban government that would justify an invasion. and sinking a boat load of cuban recipes, and bhaming is on the cue

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la pregunta que muchas personas se continÚan haciendo es por quÉ tiger woods no recibiÓ una infracciÓn de trÁnsito, si iba a alta velocidad durante el accidente. el sheriff del condado de los Ángeles, alex villanueva, dijo que esto se debe a que no habÍa un oficial aquÍ que pudiera comprobar que iba a alta velocidad, y tampoco, como pueden ver en esta Área, no existen cÁmaras de seguridad que comprueben estos. por otra parte, el sheriff insiste que ningÚn momento se le dio un trato preferencial a tiger woods durante el accidente o durante la investigaciÓn es el informe que tengo. satcha: importante destacar que tiger woods se estÁ recuperando en florida, y dicen, quienes se lo han visitado en su hogar, que estÁ de buen Ánimo, ojalÁ que asÍ siga. te agradecemos por informarnos en vivo en california. tambiÉn tenemos nuevos detalles del de lo que acaban de discutir el presidente de mÉxico, andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador, y la vicepresidenta, kamala harris, a travÉs de una llamada telefÓnica. el mandatario mexicano explica en su cuenta de hütter que hablaron sobre el comba