wood] [chopping wood] [sawing wood] [sawing wood] [cracking wood] [tree falling] [sawing wood] [chopping wood] [cracking wood] [tree falling] ♪ [chopping wood] ♪ [chopping wood] ♪ ♪ [saw engine] yes, the saw was all they expected. the purr of the engine was music to the ears. the two-handle saw was forgotten. [saw engine] [sawing wood] ♪ by continuing to work from daybreak to dusk, they were able to deliver logs to the mill three times a day. ♪ [truck engine] ♪ and now, when father hunter turned in his slips, he received as much money for one day of work as he used to for three. it was a good feeling, good for all of them, and it showed in many ways. ♪ there was extra time and money for things they could never do before. ♪ and when there was finally enough money, hunter and sons did not forget an obligation long postponed. ♪ mother hunter, who had given so much, was at last to get what she wanted most. ♪ ♪ father and sons had never seen mother hunter happier, and because of it, they were all happier. ♪ ♪ it may seem foolish to polish and caress a machine of ru

why woods won't face charges. >>> the new cdc alert. the uk variant believed to be deadlier than earlier strains now dominant in the u.s new cases rising in half the country cdc teams in michigan the state seeing a 104% spike in two weeks. and new caution on astrazeneca's vaccine. >>> the lapd expert testifying derek chauvin used deadly force on george floyd. and the courtroom debate over body cam video. what can floyd be heard saying on it >>> president biden unveiling a plan to raise taxes on corporations to pay for his $2 trillion infrastructure plan. >>> and new reporting. how he plans to go it alone on gun control >>> the unintended fallout from the mlb moving the all-star game out of atlanta on local businesses >>> and why beloved animal expert jack hanna is stepping away from the spotlight >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening, everyone the curious case of the crash that nearly took the life of golf great tiger woods back in february is closed tonight with a simple explanation. he was driving

[chopping wood] ♪ [sawing wood] ♪ [hammering stake] [sawing wood] only when this first tree laid on the ground was their work that a boy could do. limbing the trees might not seem important, but it was a help to james' father and brother. another hand swinging an axe means more trees fell. but the boy was doing something that before, the elders had to do for themselves. ♪ [sawing wood] [cracking wood] ♪ when a tree is down and its branches cut away, the woodsman's job is only half done, for a felled tree is worth nothing so long as it lies deep in the forest. ♪ they could not bring their truck to the fallen trees, but with lady's help, the trees could be brought to a clearing near the road. ♪ ♪ then james was trusted with another job, that of measuring and marking the logs into six -foot lengths. that is the way wood is sold in this timber country. ♪ [sawing wood] as he marked them, his father and harry sawed them, the smell running from the saw cut filled the air. [sawing wood] ♪ [sawing wood] ♪ [brakes squealing] ♪ ♪ the load of logs was slowly taking shape, when t

do you need douglas for yes along with other kinds of wood. right otherwise it all looks the same aspen would be fantastic for the cladding long form will get quite a bit out it should be enough for the house you will get 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 meters is. a local buyer and no middleman susana and pierre are pleased with the results. using the wood 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 sell 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 things 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 and then again they will ensure

the wet dog means you've been in the woods today. luker henson brushes off complaints about the forest of the $5000.00 hectare woodland is turning a profit and a sustainable one. could think i'm here not to bits of wood i'm happy to invite critics to lubeck so they can see for themselves what we're doing everyone who's planted fast growing trees in recent years is now seeing how an ordinary forest fire can destroy many hectares of woodland over night finished of in it's a bit crazy that they're planning to replant and make the same mistake all over again. a forest needs time to mature even he said let's win because it doesn't fit the 2 are also critical of germany's federal forestry policies storm says the agriculture ministries plans are misguided especially because they call for removing woody to pretty and planting more single species coniferous forests. in the fertile. when it comes to serving the public interest forests aren't the same as agricultural land forests also play an important environmental role as to forest management

today's matter-of-fact report didn't shine light on any other possible contributing factors, and woods himself still on the mend from serious injuries gave the okay for its release after officials first held the report back out of privacy concerns, something the sheriff said today is a legal requirement. miguel almaguer is in los angeles and has late details. >> reporter: it was excessive speed that nearly killed tiger woods. investigators say the golfing great was traveling between 84 to 87 miles per hour, nearly double the speed limit in this residential area, when he lost control. at 75 miles per hour woods struck a tree, sending his suv airborne he never hit the brakes >> it is speculated and believed that tiger woods inadvertently hit the accelerator instead of the brake pedal. >> reporter: though woods told investigators he doesn't remember the crash, they did recover the suv's black box like this one, retrieving seven seconds of critical data, including speed, steering, acceleration and braking. what they don't know, was woods distracted >> wouldn't it seem to be logical to chec

in the wet dog means you've been in the woods today. luker henson brushes off complaints about the forest of the $5000.00 hectare woodland is turning a profit and a sustainable one. could you guys in here know who bits of wood i'm happy to invite critics to lubeck so they can see for themselves what we're doing everyone who's planted fast growing trees in recent years is now seeing how an ordinary forest fire can destroy many hectares of woodland overnight finished it in it's a bit crazy that they're planning to replant and make the same mistake all over again like a forest needs time to mature side even she said let's win because it doesn't fit the 2 are also critical of germany's federal forestry policies storm says the agriculture ministry has plans are misguided especially because they call for removing woody to pretty and planting more single species coniferous forests. referred to. when it comes to serving the public interest forests aren't the same as agricultural land forests also play an important environmental role as do fores

the decaying wood is also important for nuclear. be this going all or in an ordinary year it doesn't matter much because the soil has enough water in it. but in years where there's a serious drought this dead wood breaks down and becomes humus and the water is released. so that helps the little saplings survive the drought the soil may be dry but the what degree is still moist is that in the 4th. storm believes that diverse forests where nature takes its course are more resistant to climate change . but others disagree they believe that fast growing khana firestorm or c o 2 and make more money. forestry management that prioritizes fast growth and quick yields is standard across much of europe the massif central region in south central france is no exception but here too there are people who are bucking the trend. demagogue went his wife susanna pound have founded a forestry collective and that encompasses 400 hectares of woodland today there relocating young saplings and replanting them. this is a dish to invite in in the in a fores

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

the cause of the crash that injured tying kber wood. >> just call him the love shaq "early today" starts right now. >> i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm phillip mena. >>> the cdc says one in four adults in the united states is now fully vaccinated and nearly 110 million people have received at least one dose. still, cases and hospitalizations are on the rise nbc's tom costello kicks off our coverage. >> reporter: the cdc says it has teams on the ground in michigan where covid cases have exploded. suddenly up 104% over the last two weeks. with those in their 30s and 40s now filling icus like raphael gonzales's 24-year-old brother on a ventilator. >> we don't know why he's not getting better he's fighting for his life. >> the cdc encouraging affected communities to act fast. >> in areas of substantial or high transmission cdc guidance suggests refraining from youth sports not outside and can't be conducted 6 feet apart. >> reporter: critical since the u.k. variant is now the dominant strain in the u.s. are more dangerous and more easily transmittable. >> two weeks ago they went up from i believe w

the decaying wood is also important for new growth. this can all are in an ordinary year it doesn't matter much because the soil has enough water in it. but in years where there's a serious drought this dead wood breaks down and becomes humorous and the water is released. so that helps the little saplings survive the drought the soil may be dry but the wood debris is still moist as that in the 4th. storm believes that diverse forests where nature takes its course are more resistant to climate change . but others disagree they believe that fast growing khana firestorm or c o 2 and make more money. forestry management that prioritizes fast growth and quick yields is standard across much of europe the massif central region in south central france is no exception but here too there are people who are bucking the trend. here dema go into his wife susan a pound have founded a forestry collective and that encompasses 400 hectares of woodland today there relocating young saplings and replanting them. this is a dish to invite in in the in a for

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

that's the key difference between wood and concrete. concrete is getting a lot of bad press nowadays a key ingredient is cement and according to the un's intergovernmental panel on climate change the cement industry accounted for 3 times more c o 2 emissions than commercial. every haitian in 2019. another u.n. report says construction and building usage of a source of 38 percent of global c o 2 emissions. concrete is the default construction material at least for large scale projects and entire new concrete courses going up in the district of. only one building currently under construction will be mostly made of wood only its foundations and staircases will be made of concrete architect robbie has been working with wood for well over a decade. definitely pioneers and such we've also suffered we had to overcome many obstacles met with a lot of resistance from the north or a g.'s we had to assemble a team of experts and of course convince our clients property owners to begin with it was anything but easy i thought. biden 48 in berlin is a

reveals woods was traveling almost twice the speed limit. he never touched the brakes, but floored the gas pedal. the pressure on the accelerator measuring 99%. >> it is speculated that tiger >> it is speculated and believed that tiger woods inadvertently hit the accelerator instead of the brake pedal. >> reporter: the data recorder also shows woods may have tried to correct his steering during the crash. the car hit a sign, jumped the median, went airborne and slammed into a tree at 70 miles per hour. >> there was per hour. >> there was no evidence of any impairment. there was no odor of alcohol. there were no open containers in the vehicle and there were flow narcotics in the vehicle. >> reporter: investigators did not request hospital toxicology reports or woods' phone records to see if he may have been distracted. today at the masters, his close friend rory mcilroy said he recently visited woods. >> reporter: do you think he'sns going to be in a hospital bed for six months, but he was doing better than that. >> reporter: and this afterno

why woods won't face charges. >>> the new cdc alert. the uk variant believed to be deadlier than earlier strains now dominant in the u.s new cases rising in half the country cdc teams in michigan the state seeing a 104% spike in two weeks. and new caution on astrazeneca's vaccine.

that the key difference between wood and concrete. concrete is getting a lot of bad press nowadays a key ingredient is cement according to the un's intergovernmental panel on climate change the cement industry accounted for 3 times more c o 2 emissions than commercial. every haitian in 2019. another u.n. report says construction and building usage of a source of 38 percent of global c o 2 emissions. concrete is the default construction material at least for large scale projects and entire new concrete courses going up in the district of berlin. only one building currently under construction will be mostly made of wood only its foundations and staircases will be made of concrete architect or robbie has been working with wood for well over a decade. definitely definitely pioneers and such we've also suffered we had to overcome many obstacles met with a lot of resistance from the author. we had to assemble a team of experts and of course convince our clients property owners to begin with it was anything but easy. but in 48 in berlin is a

and what led up to tiger woods nearly losing his life. the los angeles sheriff says wood was driving nearly double the speed limit rudabeh shahbazi has that story. >> the primary causal factor for this traffic collision was driving at a speed unsafe for the road conditions and the inability to negotiate the curve of the roadway estimated speed that the first area of impact were 84 to 87 miles per hour in the final estimated speed when the vehicle struck the tree was 75 miles per hour. >> los angeles county sheriff alex the end a wave of updating the public on the now closed investigation into the february crash that left tiger woods with significant injuries. but we said woods was traveling nearly twice the speed limit when the vehicle struck a median and then went airborne crashing into a tree woods was not cited part of it was because of >> the circumstances that he he injured throughout the collision and the fact that in order to issue a citation. it usually you have to have something to indicate an independent witness or an observatio

>> sorprendido con las imágenes de tiger woods con ese accidente a más de 80 millas por hora realmente salvó la vida porque pudo haber muerto menos mal que está bien pero mucho cuidado al conducir hay que seguir las señales que claramente hay en las autopistas de velocidad. vemos el aeropuerto internacional de san francisco se ve atrás el monte hambre uno en un día que inició con vientos que siguen soplando desde las costas y que no deja temperatura fresca para nosotros. la buena noticia es que las temperaturas irán subiendo el panorama se mantendrá estable para los próximos días. saludos a palo alto temperaturas por allá en 59 parcialmente nublado alguno nublado cerca de la costa pero se mantendrá generalmente secó la región saludos amigos en san josé temperatura 50 9° también con alguno nublado ligeros y se espera que en horas de la noche a temperatura de 250 y seguirá soplando el viento de 15 a 20 millas por hora en las zonas altas hace que gran parte de las temperaturas cálidas se mantienen especialmente al interior todavía santa cruz temperaturas en los 70 este

[♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> el exceso de velocidad hizo volcar la camioneta de tiger woods en un accidente que pudo perder la vida autoridades dicen que no hay trato preferencial pero muchos lo ponen en duda >> se acabó el misterio tras 7 semanas de silencio se confirmó hoy que tigers woods manejaba casi al doble de la velocidad permitida cuando perdió el control de su vehículo >> su velocidad era de 87 millas por hora al momento del impacto el alguacil de los ángeles dijo que no habrá castigo para woods y no había síntomas de intoxicación >> se le dio trato preferencial a tigers woods >> en ningún momento sus heridas eran serias y queríamos salvarle la vida >> en la calle muchos no están de acuerdo con la investigación >> si eres latino y pobre hagárrate porque vas a la cárcel >> si fuera alguien de mi nivel se lo hubiesen llevado para adelante >> el alguacil carlos auxilió a woods >> no me dio (...) de alcohol ni miré botellas >> tiger que se recupera de las heridas que podrían poner punto final a su carrera dijo (información en pantalla) >> esta no es la primera vez q

the decaying wood is also important for new growth. as can all of in an ordinary year it doesn't matter much because the soil has enough water in it. but in years where there's a serious drought this dead wood breaks down and becomes humus and the water is released. so that helps the little saplings survive the drought the soil may be dry but the wood debris is still moist is that in the 4th. storm believes that diverse forests where nature takes its course are more resistant to climate change . but others disagree they believe that fast growing con a fire storm or c o 2 and make more money. forestry management prioritizes fast growth and quick yields is standard across much of europe the central region in south central france is no exception but here too there are people who are bucking the trend. appear dema go into his wife suzanne a pound have founded a forestry collective and that encompasses 400 hectares of woodland today there relocating young saplings and replanting them. this is a dish to invite in in the in a forest certain s

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tiger woods, of course, still recovering from those broken bones in his right leg. appreciate it, thanks. well tomorrow, president biden is set to announce executive actions to address gun violence. now they're expected to include tighter regulations, including a federal background check requirement for buyers of so called quote ghost guns. now those are untraceable weapons, often made from parts that are purchased online. california's among the states have passed laws requiring serial numbers on those guns. president biden is also expected to name gun control advocate david chipman to head the 80 f that agency. not had a confirmed director. since 2015. we'll bury a weather temperatures cooled off a bit today. as expected, we had some low clouds and fog this morning as you can see, just with the sun glaring in my face more sunshine across a good portion of the bay area this afternoon, we will be a warming up those temperatures by just a little bit as we head towards your thursday and beyond taking a look at the maps right now, as you can see the satellite, the low c

you can see behind me these guys are loading up, and getting ready to start land navigation in the woods here on fort benning. they'll spend the night out there trying to find as many army markers as possible through about 28 miles of forest. jon, these guys have been put to the test all weekend long. earlier today we saw ranger teams show off their marksmen skills and between four station where is they used a pistol, rifle and shot oregon to shoot gun moving target bus you know jon it is not all about shooting these guys are putting their training to work in situations that mimic real life combat scenarios we saw that today as rangers teams responded to a downed chopper in the woods. they had a dummy that simulated

that the key difference between wood and concrete. concrete is getting a lot of bad press nowadays a key ingredient is cement and according to the un's intergovernmental panel on climate change the cement industry accounted for 3 times more c o 2 emissions than commercial. every haitian in 2019. another u.n. report says construction and building usage of a source of 38 percent of global c o 2 emissions. concrete is the default construction material at least for large scale projects and entire new concrete courses going up in the district of berlin. only one building currently under construction will be mostly made of wood only its foundations and staircases will be made of concrete architect robbie has been working with wood for well over a decade. definitely definitely pioneers and such we've also suffered we had to overcome many obstacles met with a lot of resistance from your therapies we had to assemble a team of experts and of course convince our clients property owners to begin with it was anything but easy i thought. biden 48 i

ros: the sheriff didn't say why tiger woods was speeding. let's hear more from peter in los angeles. >> that's the question. the speed limit on that stretch of road is 45 miles per hour. he was traveling at up to 87. the investigators have been looking at the data order on his vehicle -- data recorder on his vehicle, and that's how they know the speed. they also know from information they have gathered that it suggests, at the point of the collision, that tiger woods had put his foot on the accelerator, and it was slammed down, as opposed to putting his foot on the brake. there was some speculation that he might not have been familiar with driving that kind of car. it answers a few questions, but it does leave a few questions hanging, especially that one -- why was he driving a speeds that officials now say were simply excessive for the conditions? but the circumstances surrounding are a little vague. they revealed at this news conference that tiger woods himself has said that he cannot remember those few moments. he cannot remember exactly

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

at 75 miles per hour woods struck a tree sending his suv airborne, the accident leaving woods with life-threatening injuries including multiple open fractures to his right leg and ankle. >> it is speculated and believed that tiger woods inadvertently hit the accelerator instead of the brake pedal. >> reporter: the sheriff's department says as woods' suv headed downhill on hawthorn boulevard it reached speeds approaching 87 miles per hour. within seconds, the vehicle traveled over the center median crossing two lanes of traffic, hit a tree, went airborne, and pirouetted to a stop landing on its side about 71 feet from the curb. evidence from the vehicle's data recorder shows no attempt to brake. still unknown, whether woods might have been distracted. >> captain, wouldn't it seem to be logical to check to see if tiger woods was perhaps distracted, using his cell phone or texting before the accident? >> well, i mean, it's not going to change anything. the cause of the collision was the speed and the inability to maintain the roadway, and so all it would have been is an associated factor, which wouldn

club in the wet dog means you've been in the woods today. lucar henson brushes off complaints about the forest of the $5000.00 hectare woodland is turning a profit and a sustainable one. could see god and you know he gets a cold i'm happy to invite critics to lubeck so they can see for themselves what we're doing to everyone who's planted fast growing trees in recent years is now seeing how an ordinary forest fire can destroy many hectares of woodland over night finished of in it's a bit crazy that they're planning to replant and make the same mistake all over again. a forest needs time to mature even he said let's win because it doesn't have the 2 are also critical of germany's federal forestry policies storm says the agriculture ministries plans are misguided especially because they call for removing woody debris and planting more single species coniferous forests voto the fish. when it comes to serving the public interest forests aren't the same as agricultural land forests also play an important environmental role as do forest management

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

authorities say they did not zaman, tiger woods phone. but given the speed, even if woods had been distracted, it would only have bean an associate id factor, not the primary cause on they said there was no evidence of impairment from drugs or alcohol. there was no order of alcohol. there were no open containers in the vehicle, and there are no narcotics or any evidence of medication in the vehicle or on his person. woods told officials he could not remember the moments leading up to the february 20. the crash in southern california when he struck a raised median cross through to oncoming lanes and hit a tree. the golfing legend was seriously hurt and is now recovering from multiple surgeries to repair his leg injuries would release a statement wednesday, thanking first responders and supporters and saying quote i will continue to focus on my recovery and family and thank everyone for the overwhelming support and encouragement i've received through this very difficult time, officials say the body camera footage from the first officer on t

woods was arrested along with spencer and charged as an accomplice. prosecutors argued that woods lured the officers in to be gunned down. spencer claims woods played no role in the shooting. >> your brother did not pull the trigger? >> he didn't have any gun on him, he didn't shoot anybody. what did you arrest him for? he ran like anybody else would. he ran for his life. and they charged him with the actual murders. >> did he have a sense the system would work for him? >> he thought the system would work because he didn't do anything wrong. he had no reason to believe he could be convicted of it, that he could be executed. >> the judge, do you remember what he said? >> yeah. and they sentenced him to death. >> reporter: in america, death seems to be on display. the killings of black americans pierce the country's consciousness. questions of race, policing, and criminal justice again taking center stage. tonight, there's a critical question about the state exercising its ultimate power, taking a life, the death penalty. >> the death penalty in this co

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

they say woods was going nearly twice the speed limit. reporter haley winslow joins us now live from los angeles with the latest on the investigation. hayley julie, the sheriff says two factors caused this crash speed going 87 mph in a 45 mile per hour zone and then failure to negotiate the curve of this roadway. you know, tiger. is this supposed to be at the masters right now and now knowing how fast he was going, it's really a miracle. he even survived, often called king of the course. tiger woods is now lucky to be alive, according to his suv is black box l. a county sheriff's deputies now know the golf legend was going between 84 87 mph nearly double the speed limit when he hit the curb and median and about 75 mph when he hit the tree. with no evidence of breaking. it is speculated and believe that tiger woods inadvertently hit the accelerator instead of the brake pedal, causing that 99% rating on the accelerator pedal. the rollover accident happened on february 23rd just after seven a.m. on the curvy downhill stretch of hawthorne bou

can they pull off a wood before hitting the road? plenty of sunshine once the fog retreated towards the coast. the fog will make its way ba great party carly you must of blown your budget. not exactly. you have great wine name brand snacks tons of meat, and where did you get this imported cheese? hello? grocery outlet bargain market. oh, more bubbles? more bubbles for less benjamins our amazing 20% off wine sael is going on now until april 13th at your neighborhood grocery outlet >>> a journalist in the news this evening. for the second time in two months one of our colleagues was a victim of a crime while reporting a story. the reporter and his security guard were pepper sprayed in an attempt robbery or could happen this afternoon by still like in the golden gate park in san francisco. the guard managed to chase the suspects down at one of the robbers was hit by their own getaway car. in the end, they dropped the camera before speeding off. the suspect's left the scene and a chevy ss with nevada license plates. thankfully, we are so

this is the 3rd time woods has been involved in a vehicle investigation. the most notorious example when he ran his suv over a fire hydrant and hit a tree in 2000, 9 in 20 17. police in florida found him asleep behind the wheel of a car and he was arrested on a dui charge. but this time he was not given a sobriety or blood test due to his injuries and the nature of his injuries. it would not be appropriate to do any type of field sobriety test documents show that woods told deputies he didn't know how the crash occurred. and did not remember driving at the time of the wreck was was recovering from a 5th back surgery. i know there's a lot of experts or who claimed or a drug recognition. people said, oh. >> they should have done drawn done this or done that and without the signs of impairment. we don't get to the point where we can actually offer a search warrant. and that is not preferential treatment. what's tweeted his gratitude to the good samaritans. firefighters, paramedics and deputies who came to the scene and said, quote, i will continue to focus on

they lead and breed between the fark in the wood so removing the bark destroys their breeding ground in such good. many other forestry outfits treat the felled trees with past decides to kill the larvae in this forest dead trees that were once infested our term is a blend of the those trees that you see over there would be cut down by most any other forestry operation in germany we leave them standing because they still provide shade and when they do fall on their own they supply what's called course woody debris even when it's fairly dry this here is like a sponge for them so when it gets really hot and sunny this debris helps keep things cool cool. that's why forests are basically nature's refrigerators. this woody debris is very important a lot of it especially during hot and dry spells to both windows of kept the decaying wood it is also important for nuclear. this can all are in an ordinary year it doesn't matter much because the soil has enough water in it. but in years where there's a serious drought this dead wood breaks down and becomes humus and the water is released. so th

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every wood, every piece of wood that is visible is actually a da sandwiched together, two pieces. the backdrop is a large illustration. >> where diddone she get the ido make these models and had it been done before? >> models like this had not beev done before. her background was a socialite. she grew up in a wealthy family. and herer dad owned a company tt became part of international harvester. she was born in 1878. she wanted to go to medical ocie schoolty but harvard medical to artsol did not admit women until 1945, so that was out of the oh question.cis' shehe went to social meetings ah tea parties and decorative artsa and these sorts of things. francis' mother was quite rsmith talented and very skilled as a seamstress and silversmith and jewelry maker, and she raised bees. so young francis, from the time tha she was a toddler and able to hold a knee in her fingers was a learning how to sew, knit and crochet, and she had an interest in miniatures, and they were a thing back in foo thet day, and 1913 she create a miniature of the entire orchestra, and the display was around ei

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i always admired the look of it because the wood is aged so beautifully and it turned out that this wood came from an old barn that was on her property in new hampshire on the rocks where she lived at the time. and so she had her carpenter. saw off whatever. it is a 12th of an inch of the thickness just the aged surface. and then you have to pick out the pieces where the nut holes are small enough to be plausible glue your boards together into planks and then build. the diorama so every every wood every piece of wood that's in it's visible is actually a sandwich together two pieces. and the backdrop is a is a photograph. it's bigger than a five by seven. i guess. i don't really large illustration. where did she get the idea to make these models and had it been done before? models like this had not been done before her background was as a socialite. she grew up in a very wealthy family. her dad owned an agricultural machinery company that became a part of international harvester. and she was born in 1878. so it was a different era. and there weren't a lot of career paths for women at the