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and add am tuss at the dean wood station how this is becoming a major issue for den wood. adam? >> reporter: that's right valuable land, that's an issue not just at dean wood, but other places as well. so the question is this, do you just leave things the way they are? or do you develop? >> beautiful morning. >> reporter: so few riders use metro dean wood station. >> good morning. >> reporter: that there is actually an increase sense of community. express newspaper man giving hugs to those he knows and compliments. but metro would like a bit more activity. only 1,200 week riders, third lowest in the system. quiet sometimes lends to crime. this is one of the few metro stations that has officer assigned 24 hours a day. way to bring up the ridership while possibly lowering crime is to develop the nearly 200 space parking lot here draws only about 70 cars a day. prime real estate for new housing and retail buildings. but that idea not sitting well with everyone. >> it's hard to find parking around here. >> reporter: parks at dean wood every day. >> every time they see a vacant anywh

. >> that fuel is waste wood from cinnamon farming. it o only releases the amount f carbon dioxide that the tree absorbed during its lifetime. power just used to come straight out of the socket. but now jetwing has to build up its own grid. >> 150 kilometres to the south is the center ofof the cinnamn production on the island. dinesha silva farms cinnamon as people have done here for generations. after removing an outer layer of bark, they pry off strips of inner bark -- the quills will later be packaged as cinnamon sticks. >> "we also pack the little bits in and then let the entire thing dry in the sun. cinnamon is an important >>cinnamon is an important sideline that the family relies on to get by. dinesha's husband also works as a cabinetmaker. her brother has an administrative job. until now, the wood left over from the cinnamon harvest was a waste byproduct. now the family can sell it to jetwing and earn extra cash. hiran cooray is visiting another supplier. he has sold the waste wood in the past. small bakeries for instance somet

it's another late night for crews at silver wood. we found crews hard at work near rodney and washington. in west oak lane. >> i'm on my home. stst till the same way. it's like busting at the seams. >> this break in west oak lane was caused by a contractor hitting the line. it's more work for crews. already doing everything they can to keep up with frozen pipes. >> it's been flowing down the street and around the corner. it hasn't made it my way. >> of course with water main breaks this can mean a bunch of problems for you. flooding in your house. there can be no water. they're hoping to have this restored in finished by sometime tonight. and once again now tonight plumbers are warning homeowners they could find more problems with their pipes now. because of this stall that we're dealing with this whole entire week. >> also as the weather warms up all the salt is going down the drain. a car wash is around the city. drivers are heading in for a suds rinse to avoid damage to the paint job. they work non-stop at this car wash. we also v

that is very light rain in our neck of the woods. nonetheless, the storm impacts have a light system through monday morning. light showers will be the heaviest in the north bay with totals anywhere from half an inch to an inch of rainfall. elsewhere the numbers will be much less. however, the showers are sticking around for the monday morning commute. we'll detail that and a stronger storm on the horizon of the accuweather forecat full forecast. >> drew, thanks. they will return to campus tomorrow three months after fire devastated the school. 22 newportables have been built on the school grounds, which were devastated by fire. students at nearby saint rose catholic school north of santa rosa will also return to class tomorrow. ceremonies are planned to thank first responders on both campuses. >> santa county is seeing progress weeks after a devastating storm shut down the 101 highway in montecito. cal trans tweeted this saying drivers should watch out for workers and trucks is this use extra caution because off ramps are closed. >>

woods has won 79 pga tour titles — 3 short of the sam snead's all—time record.est are the wet and windy weather that we've seen to start 2018 should be easing away. much quieter weather towards the weekend. this is how we ended the day on thursday in stevenage. clear spells, a bit of cloud and fairly heavy showers that have been moving west to east overnight. they will tend to ease from the south—east on friday. still pretty windy in south—western parts of the country. further north we have still got lingering rain and hill snow in many eastern parts of scotland. so snow accumulating here. not a bad start in northern ireland. chilly first thing, with frost and fog patches. a similar picture into the south—west scotland and northern england. in the england and wales there will be cloud with outbreaks of rain through the midlands and towards the south—east on friday it should be generally fine dry and fine. further spells of showery rain into the south—west of england and wales. further north, less windy and more sunshine into the midlands, north wales, northern e

the world the salt mine is a prehistory left behind this rope made of linden bast splinters of pine wood and torches have also been found in many places inside the mine. all traces of early mining activity are astonishingly well preserved. would it not for the fact that salt has preservatives property has fines like this sac for carrying rock salt would have disintegrated long ago even this finely stitched fur cap survived down the ages. the ancient miners used pickaxes to hack out the sound but no one knows just why the excavated areas aha changed. so who were these mysterious minus who lived in prehistoric times the high valley in front of the mine also contains many traces of their existence the more than four hundred years the valley was a burial place. what archaeologists found here gave its name to an entire epoch of prehistory the house. at the start of the. some two thousand graves have been excavated here already and there could be many more. all the graves and how this is a rich grave probably that. the first graves were discovered around the middle of the eighteenth century by

his head elsewhere the woods condition only adds to the dangers of the road drugs i want of the main causes of accidents. four years ago faced with an increasing number of injured the pakistani government financed the construction of a tunnel through the mountains i thought that i. lied up all of that i think the dow is up now on thirty or forty five well bottom. five i would lives just a short distance away before tackling the mountain roads he stops to kiss his children goodbye. that i love but then there is a lot. of death with olivia to do with. the wood has three kids two boys and a go in this valley where religion is paramount the women are obliged to hide themselves from the glances of a man that would even forbids as his wife and his daughter for meeting the current if. it's a fight over having a job but i'm not so much at school was that cut out for. i don't know. what side of this. issue. is that for us that like that. beast piece there but there was a. this or that. question last that i. used to ship. after a two hour pause the brothers resumed their travels the hardest pa

the replacement of wood siding will be limited only to areas where it is deteriorated as well at select locations where window and door openings are being altered. staff's preliminary recommend daysing for approval with conditions. staff recommends three conditions of approval as part of the permit -- building permit approval process. the first condition of approval stipulates that shop drawings of the proposed new window sashes for the 20th street facade be provided to planning staff for review and approval. the second condition of approval is that cut sheets of proposed new light fixtures, replacement doors and hardware and sky lights be provided for staff and approval. the third condition of approval is the stipulation that the project sponsor set up a site visit with staff before any historic wood siding is removed from the side and rear elevations and then provide a physical sample of the proposed replacement wood siding to be used at approved areas. no public comments have been received since packets were submitted. this concludes my presentation unless there is any questions and

this large wood deck makes the rear yard unusable by open space for the lower unit and reduces natural light from entering the first floor that the rear. shown in this image, i'm not sure if you can see it very well, the project proposes to remove the existing wood deck at the rear and include landscape upgradings throughout rear yard for better use of the rear yard open space, directly accessible by the lower unit number one. also allowing more natural light into the first floor at the rear facade. with the removal of the existing wood deck from the second floor and the access from the existing second unit, the project proposes to cutback the rear most portion of the roof, the existing gable roof to provide a roof deck for access by the existing upper unit and we, as the project team, wanted to make sure that there was direct access of open space from that unit, not having thome go around. we wanted to provide that roof deck at the top. all of this work is not viz frbl the street and it is only approximately nine feet from cutting back from the existing roof facade. despited in this s

a business he makes handbags with an exotic wood veneer. he got the idea at a fashion show in milan when he saw shoes with high wooden heels he asked himself why not make handbags out of wood he started working on his idea to see how the wood could be bent without breaking. if i go walking mine and i remember telling my coworker i was going to make bags out of wood he told me i was crazy they be much too heavy and it wasn't possible a great moment was when my boss called me and asked me how i was able to bend the wood like that is installed i felt really proud because he had taught me and now he was asking me questions that's my. he has a template for every model at four to six hundred grams his bags are no heavier than conventional non wooden bags his innovative spirit is paid off he never would have had this success in the traditional business joiners a two a penny and southfield. he even learned to sew for his bags he mainly sells them online and at trade fairs. if you ask for more men but it was so performance i was convinced from the o

then it was the hair. >> i hear a scream from the woods, and i tore off running to the woods.hen i got i understand the woods, her co-worker allison was there. and she said, oh my god, it's her. we found her. there is her hair. >> how awful for you. >> yeah. >> nique leili's sister amy and her friend alison felt sure the body beneath the leaves had to be nique's. >> it was terrible. i think everybody was a little bit shocked. so i just kind of went into crisis mode and i called 911. >> within minutes, police, ambulances and news cameras were converging on the patch of woods where the body was found. nique's mother, harriet garrett, says she heard the news when a cop told her she would have to stop leafletting the neighborhood. >> someone in the neighborhood had complained. and while he is talking to me, his radio goes off. it's the dispatch. body has been found. >> you hear it over the dispatch. >> yes, sir. yes, sir. >> do you actually go to that place in that little bit of woods? >> yes. well, i couldn't -- by the time i got there, they already had the crime scene tape up, a

in the short term woods is aiming for a shot at the u.s. masters in just over two months time he says he's got his health back but he'll need more than that to compete with the new world's best. you're watching the news coming to you live from london i'll have more news for you coming up in half an hour and a forward to seeing you then this web site of course for more news and information that's. a. touch. of. the for. the to. enter the conflict zone my guest this week here in kiev straightness he's a former presidents of georgia a former regional government in ukraine i'm hanging over him multiple allegations of criminal activity and he's mikhail saakashvili once the falling of the west for still having the rose revolution in georgia that has you know made too many enemies and run out of. the for. the for. my home. furnishings can be a lot more than just functional. playing with. combining. personalized moving spaces into centuries design. you're going to want to fishel asked a much more than one point two million venezuelans you have in c

do you think she is in the woods? >> yes, she is in the woods a lot walking her dog.eanine: i walk down the street, people hate me. do you ever deliver to hillary's house? >> i have. i remember one of them is gluten free, i don't know if it's bill or hillary. judge jeanine: do you think hillary eats crow now that she lost the election? >> we do have some ducks over there. judge jeanine: i'm at standard bookstore in chappaqua, new york and i'm interested in whether the clintons come around. >> they do. judge jeanine: when the clintons come in here what do they look at? >> president clinton reads everything. a lot of fiction and a lot of thrillers and he saves up on the non-fiction that's brand-new. judge jeanine: do you see her as much as you see him? >> we don't see her as often. but we get historical fiction books for her. judge jeanine: have you seen hillary in the woods? do you think that hillary should run again for president? what do you think? should oprah run for president? i spoke to some people in chappaqua. i'm still look for hillary so i'm off to the woods.

and that high wood pulp content makes the paper age rapidly. you know? the papers we see from the 1880s are in absolutely the worst condition we find in our collection as a whole. and the newseum's collection dates from the 1490s to present day. so the 1880s are the worst of it. they're the mark in time where the wood pulp content is high and they're as old as dirt and they're beginning to just crumble and yellow and they're brittle and, you know, they're sometimes really complicated, really hard to salvage. the papers here still have that nice high cotton rag content. they look good. they don't age in the same way. the acid content is lower. it's the acid in the wood pulp that makes them age so aggressively and that's what is the case with your newspaper today. it's very acidic and it has the capacity to age pretty rapidly. you let your papers hang around for a couple months and they're already yellowing and it's the same wig those later papers in the 1880s. six of the seven editions here in this exhibit are from the newseum's permanent collection. we w

it's not clear what could have caused the illnesses. >>> muir woods is changing how you can get intoting next week. you'll need to make a reservation to park or take a shuttle. here's how customers are responding to the new policy. >> two families, one from canada and one local patiently wait to take the muir woods shuttle bus to the national monument. >> probably about 20 minutes so the shuttle should get here soon. >>> starting january 16, any visitor to muir woods will either need to reserve a parking space or shuttle bus to get in. the ride to get the shuttle wasn't exactly easy to find. >> the gps address on the website stated sausalito, and we're in mills valley so the gps did not take the right address. >> found the parking okay, but sign that says it stops here, we did not see that sign until someone pointed it out. >>> as the minutes tick by they started wondering about the shuttle bus. >> we went on the website yesterday but we were not able to find the schedule today because the last schedule ended december 31st. >>> the families say they called today and talked to /raáerp

also being offered for anyone looking to replace a wood burning fireplace with a gas one.he only catch, the home must be in a qualifying area. i know it's not p.c. to say, but i miss my old wood burning fireplace. >> you have to do what you have to do these days. >> no fireplaces this weekend. and as we look ahead towards this weekend, after a major storm system this week we have in nice weather coming our way for saturday and sunday. as we start off wifc our micro climate forecast tonight. i want to look at the pacific, though, and remind all of you we have active weather out here right now with several chancesover rainfall ahead. you can get a preview of that at the 7 day forecast ahead. i'll have more in about 2 minutes on how much rainfall we'll be in for next week. there's no chance of rainfall this weekend. that's because high pressure is building across the pacific. it's acting like a shield and keeping the colder temperatures away. for tomorrow morning, the only issue is some areas ofeÑórk fog. the best possibility of that is the trivalley. potentially it'll make i

(voice fading away) 1.2 million people go to muir woods every year. for more on the system i'm joined by -- mia monroe. i've been to muir woods many times i've done with so many have and that is drive around and around looking for parking spot. this is what the system is about. >> exactly. we are trying to make it an ideal visitor experience. where trying to relieve the congestion and parking rows and we are very excited, today's first day went well. >> you know about how many people applied for the parking spot where the shuttle service today? >> the shuttle runs only on weekends right now in today was a quiet day but still we had up to 800 people visiting, many with reservations. >> how far in advance are you able to make the reservations for either the parking spot or the shuttle service? >> 90 days in advance and we hold a small number for five days ahead of time and also you have to visit muir woods, go online or down the 800 number and see if maybe there is a spot that day. >> you are able to do this by going online because i know in that area c

leonard wood has a strong connection to this area and that fort leonard wood is a major army installation in missouri, and a number of american servicemen and women have gone through basic training at fort leonard wood. gain anvisitors appreciation for the role firearms have played in american history. we hope they enjoy themselves. we hope they get to see historic guns they might not have seen. we hope they enjoy the hollywood guns we display, guns used in movies and have been a big part of our culture. also education and enjoyment and entertainment along with that. just four months after shots were fired on fort sumter in april of 1861, the second major battle of the civil war was far right here, just 10 miles from springfield, missouri. right now hear more about the battle. august 10, 1861. the first civil war battle west of the mississippi was far right after bull run in virginia. a lot of people don't realize the civil war takes place west of the mississippi. the missouri is very is to medal in the civil war. we are located right in the middle. we had transportation core doors with t

woods opened up with a level par round of 72. he's 7 shots behind the leader tony finau.hoot the first ever 59 on the european tour before having to settle for a io—under—par 62 in the ist round of the dubai desert classic. he's still top of the leaderboard — one shot clear of england's anthony hall and david horsey. spain's defending champion sergio garcia and northern ireland's rory mcilroy, continuing to make his comeback, are also in contention. rob heath reports. just as the skyscrapers appear, rory mcilroy seems determined to call his way back to the top of the world. he is currently ranked 11th after an injury plagued season but steadily, his rebuilding his game. he finished tied third in abu dhabi. even in the shade, the outcome was invariably right. he heads into round two tied third. it is nice to be excited to go into play and excited to be in a tournament. i feel really enthusiastic and i am really happy in with where my head is at the moment. in contrast, sergei garcia had a 2017 not worth remembering. —— to remember. he started solidly. five shots off the pa

all told, woods now faces up to 50 years behind lewis, abc7 news. jonathan: this started as a car fire. when it was out, firefighters found a woman's body inside. tonight abc7 is speaking to the family of the murder victim. >>> jonathan, as the winter storm makes its way up the east coast, airlines are canceling thousands of flights the next few days. i'm sam sweeney at reagan national. a live report on what you need to know. alison: ahead at 5:00, a reminder of the danger that comes with the cold. a race to save a dog found froze on the the ground. that and more when larry joins me for "abc7 news at 5:00". you might take something for your heart... or joints. but do you take something for your brain. with an ingredient originally und in jellyfish, plement in drug stores nationwide. prevagen. the name to remember. announcer: this is a stormwatch7 winter weather alert. bill: welcome back, everyone. we continue to track the weather working on in the show. check this out. bring up national harbor.

woods said it was a mistake. a record button hit accidentally while she took a phone call. >> she described that she pushed the wrong button. instead of pushing stop, she had pushed record. she also had to keep her foot on the pedal. >> mrs. woods used the machine to show how it happened. >> when i asked her to demonstrate, she pushed the button, kept her foot on and she supposedly reached back about six feet to get the telephone. her foot came off the pedal just with the mere movement. there was no way it was believable. >> the white house contention that the talk between the president and haldeman was accidently erased would give more ammunition to the president's critics. >> to hear something that was so obviously untrue changed a lot of the american public's view of the whole situation. >> rosemary woods would stand by her story. bob woodward would later write the 18 1/2 minute gap became a symbol for nixon's entire watergate problem. the truth had been deleted. the truth was missing. at ally, we created a sa

is the name, tiger woods familiar? >>> golf up top.ying the weekend rounds of a pga event? is the name tiger woods familiar? rang a bell with this gallery. third round, torrey pines, san diego. woods drew a crowd. the flat stick was working. his round started with a back 9. made the turn one under for the round. look at this. a near hole out. woods shot a 2 under 70. his lowest round of the week. 3 under total. top of the leader board, let's track alex noren. par 3, 16th. right up near the jar. set him up for birdie. he's never won on the pga tour, shot a 3 under 69 to take a one-shot lead ahead of the field. 11 under total. >>> to tennis. simona was in the way of caroline wozniacki. her fianci. one of the match's best points. look at wozniak hustle. 7-6. to the second set. lucky bounce off the net. wozniacki could not deliver. came down to the decisive third set. wozniacki, unforced error and we're done here. number one in the world. won her first grand slam title. she came from behind in the third set and won it. >>> roger federer fa

we went to the woods where a parking policy goes into effect.ll hear from wayne in about 25 minutes. >>> president trump is pushing back against critics who are calling him a racist. and now two republicans say the president did not make vulgar remarks in the meeting last week. arlette saenz is live with the latest. >> reporter: president trump spent martin luther king weekend at his mar-a-lago resort in florida. but the president didn't escape the growing controversy over the derogatory comments he allegedly head in the oval office meeting on immigration. a clash is erupting over what president trump did or didn't say. the only democrat to attend says the president used an offensive phrase to describe african countries. >> this speaks to america and its view to immigration, a message to the world, and a message i think that is inconsistent with the values of this country. >> reporter: the president is firing back on twitter. senator dickey durbin, totally misrepresented what was said. two republicans initially said they didn't recall the presid

that fuel is waste wood from cinnamon farming.t only releases the amount of carbon dioxide that the tree absorbed during its lifetime power used to come straight out of the socket but now jet wing has to build up its own grid. one hundred fifty kilometers to the south is the center of the island cinnamon production. denature silver farm cinnamon as people have done here for generations after removing an outer layer of bark they pry off strips of inner bark the quills will later be packaged as cinnamon sticks. we also pack in all the little bit. and then we let the entire thing dry in the sun . room. for. cinnamon is an important sideline that the family relies on to get by donations husband also works as a cabinet maker her brother has an administrative job. until now the wood left over from the cinnamon harvest was waste by product. now the family can sell it to jet wing and earn extra cash here run cooler is visiting another supplier who's been selling waste wood for a while small bakeries for instance sometimes use it as fuel b

it really wasn't just a narrative of what it's like to live out in the woods.it's obviously a more complicated book than that. there's walden the experience which was just two years, but walden the book was a much bigger project. it actually went through seven different drafts. so in the interim thoreau took up a new methodology. he took up a new way of observing the world, and a lot of that is reflected in the final draft of walden. it takes a little intellectual exercise to pick apart those threads and figure out what it is he's actually up to when he's out here. in fact the deal thoreau had made with his publisher for a week, which was the book he came to walden to write was that if it didn't sell thoreau would pay for the publication. and so he ended up being responsible for the publication. but walden sold better than that. it only went through one edition during thoreau's lifetime, but it did sell much better than a week. one of the things thoreau is careful to point out in the text of walden is that he doesn't really mean for anybody to imitate his exper

wood the shape of terrain wish of course data like that is also useful for conservation it's. the laser data shows the structure of the forest. but there's even more behind the technology. to help measure biodiversity in a particular area the scientists combine the laser data with another reading taken from the air with what's called a spectrometer. since the plane isn't pressurized the scientists have to wear oxygen masks while taking the scan. the device measures light reflected back from the forest at different wavelengths that creates a spectral fingerprint of the vegetation. when the data is then projected onto a plaster model of the mountain range it opens whole new perspectives for research . you can see this ranges very characteristic it's completely covered with forest with the blue areas stand out those are coniferous trees the green areas are deciduous trees. schneider's approach and methods were recently published in the renowned scientific journal nature. as ish but if it's actually it's really the first time that a method like this is been used to measure extensi