. —— touch wood that it does happen. woods has equalled the pga tour record of 82 tournament wins. he did it by winning zozo championship injapan — his first event since having his fifth knee operation nine weeks ago. he won his first pga title 23 years ago this month. he has come back and look at the very first opportunity, he has one and in so doing, he has moved alongside sam sneed, one of the legendary records in the game of golf. an 82nd victory. he met sam as a five—year—old and sneed was quite impressed because that little five—year—old tiger woods was able to get the ball out of the water and make a bogey on the part three. my goodness me, and the 23 years of his professional career, tiger woods has just rewritten record book at the 23 yea rs of just rewritten record book at the 23 years of his professional career, tiger woods has just rewritten record book after record book. let's bring you up to date with some of the other sports stories today. just a day after winning the swiss masters, roger federer has withd

in label had many people are taking to the woods to hunt for mushrooms. my life as a d.j. means i spend. internationally always on the road this kind of tranquility is the exact opposite. it's a big adventure to roam through the woods learn about new mushrooms and then take them home to cook it's fun. in order to trade the urban jungle for the forest and mushroom hunting all that's needed is the pocket knife sturdy shoes and a basket and getting an early start is a good idea. if you go into the forest early you'll be rewarded with a great atmosphere it's often still foggy the birds are singing and of course being the 1st one there is key to hunting mushrooms nothing's more frustrating than just finding mushroom cuttings or no mushrooms at all. a few rainy days and a little sunshine brings the mushrooms shooting out of the ground many are edible but a few are highly poisonous. schmidt has a tip for beginners. as a general rule it's good to gather beliefs you can tell by looking underneath but they have little or spongy porous layer instead of gills gills would be little str

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on the east faÇade, new wood and aluminum clad wood windows are proposed.he project was presented before the review committee on november 7th, 2018. the proposal has been revised to address the recommendations provided by the a.r.c., which in summary, include minimization of the garage structure, to mimic the existing retaining wall, retention of the existing terrace setback pattern, retention or reconstruction of the existing historic concrete entry stairs and modification of the proposed deck guardrail to include vertical balusters. a copy of the meeting notes and stuff analysis is included in your packet. the project sponsor is also seeking a variance from the front setback requirements under section 132 of the planning code in addition to the letter of opposition you received this morning, the department has received one letter of support for the project from the neighbor who asserts the proposal maintains the historic integrity of the property. i have a copy of this letter for your records. given the unique topography of the subject block in the subjec

in the woods. when you have to do. it. and i next report a former stockbroker and successful businessman in the pharmaceutical industry gave it all up to take over his parents' winery in france that was 30 years ago. long ago lost interest in chemistry finances. now he believes in the cosmic palace of. harnessing the moon and the cosmos to make wine may sound like mumble jumble but the frenchman is now considered one of the pioneers of biodynamic wine. the word valley is called the garden of france it stretches across the center of the country and for centuries has been the site for the cultivation of some of france's best wines like the legendary white wines of the chateau de la rochelle one winery insiders call vinegar nikolaus only the wine pope his kool-aid to sell hong counts as one of the world's best white wines and nikolaus only as the father of biodynamic video culture. the pull of you know. biodynamic agriculture as the solution connects the location with the earth's natural cycle of life that's what's unique you

chimneysweep mattio vital juices small logs and wood will soak in west to light the fire people it's the thinner logs on top this is the low emission top down method. who there so that's the way to do it a perfectly stacked stove. in front of the manufacturer has testbench conditions to achieve certain values with optimized words and set up conditions but these vary from site to site. so in order to make it at all possible that the emissions correspond relatively closely to the manufacturer's values we cheerfully sweep's need to show our customers how to use their starves wrappers otherwise it's pointless to. even if owners like their fires by the book it's virtually impossible to match manufacturers a mission values in daily use woodstoves a much more pollution inclined despite the best efforts of chimney sweeps. you are going to try word below at the emissions source or the stove the cleaner the exhaust gases that i generate one day and the more i'm protecting the environment and my neighborhood of foreign made mine in mr one. according to the german environment agency wood stoves

the 12 year old lured into the woods. >> do you remember leaving the park to go to the woods?e brutal act of betrayal, stabbed 19 times and left for de by friends she thought she could trust. >> who's ever heard of two 12 year old girls planning for six months to kill one of their best friends. >> the chilling twist shocking the world five years ago. >> who's slender man? >> he's this tall, faceless man who preys on children. >> now david muir's exclusive interview, the survivor speaking out for the first time about her scars and the strength she found to face her worst nightmare. "nightline," "the wicked", will be right back. >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. for one young girl an online horror story became a gruesome rial. surviving a brutal stab that stunned the world five years ago. it's a case david muir has followed from the very start. the victim now sitting down for an exclusive interview. ♪ >> reporter: do you feel like you're a survivor? >> yeah. i shouldn't be alive. i really shouldn't, after what happened. >> reporter: for the first time, peyton lightner

do you think you are going to be a wood whittler? maybe! wood by name, but wood by nature? i'm working on the woodland or at events making and demonstrating, it's lovely, it's a lovely thing to do. when you enjoy something as much as i enjoye doing what i do, i've never once wanted to go back to my previous life. what we want is people to learn the skill from the practitioner, so they really understand the practices, and can then adapt the final product to suit modern requirements, perhaps. but that knowledge, that critical knowledge that's part of our heritage is then transferred to the next generation and won't be lost at that point. i'm not selling this one, it's coming home with me. you know what, i never touched a clay pipe in my life before. i'll have to knock on rex‘s door! thats it for tonight. it has been thoroughly wet across england and wales and northern ireland. our picture shows where the heaviest of the rain has been in wales and into northern england. some wider echoes on the radar further north. north wales and into the pennines in parts of scotland with th

and particulate matter missed it by wood stoves in agriculture is compounded in cities by traffic. attic in that matter and nitrogen oxides accumulated hot spots on heavily trafficked roads in so-called street canyons or at railway stations and this is especially true in the winter months when temperature inversion traps polluted any of the ground. barbara hoffman is an environmental at the to me ologist who's evaluated studies on air pollution involving tens of thousands of participants. their findings are surprising. their out of hours it's not really tricky of course it's the drivers who are sitting in a cabin that are exposed to the highest levels foghorn is all there and when riding a bicycle even if you can only distance yourself from heavy traffic by a few meters or take a road parallel to the main road the exposure is already significantly lower beutler is going up. 65 cities in germany regularly exceed limits for nitrogen oxide emissions produced by diesel vehicles the values are particularly high in munich stuttgart and cologne. e.u. environment commissioner common avella

the maximum wood was always we go to the maximum danger. but doctor king was right elijah, when he said for the true believers, the darkness would be live enough. so how do we celebrate him today. how do we honor him is we get ready to resubmit his soul spirit back to god. now my trinkets are false praise or ceremony restoration, is things never meant anything to elijah. we honor him instead by holding onto his example of movement to god. by making a real in our own lives. it was an odd my opinion. un- seduced by flattery. un- dismayed by disaster. he confronted live with the courage of his convictions and then confronted death the courage of his faith. he taught us all and hope and how to smile, laugh, and how to cry. he taught us how to live. and with grace, and dignity, he is now taught us, how to die. so what shall we see of him long after that last pebble on his tossed to seal his grave. let us see that elijah was a shakespeare once said, a faux that hate. a friend that went out treachery. a victor that went out oppression. in the vict

if you want us to stop burning wood you have to come and help us. we're just here to evaluate the situation but we'll be back with activists from the canadian ngo adam a trying to develop alternatives to the traditional salt producing methods fatso martis ill and needs to burn 3 kilos of wood to get one kilo of salt and among great forests on the coast a disappearing. look at the brine in this basin has to cook for 24 hours to do that the wood has to be constantly replenished you can see how much would they lose but these are only dry branches the thick tree trunks they used to have no longer exist. but salt making it's not the only threat to the forest they're going to but it's all been eaten away it's terrible. cows are responsible nomadic cattle herders have set up camp here. in the dry season there is not enough for their animals to eat inland so they've come to the coast. and the herds came from over 50 kilometers away to reach the coast. that's how it works with pastoral farming. and then they graze on the mangroves. the animals love the leave

the building is a three-story over basement, wood framed structure constructed in 1907. the primary facade features un-entry vestibule. it's to the east of the vestibule. the second and third floors are three bay and they consist of double hung windows, linteils. apple. this is one of several m masonic organizations. they provide housing assistance and an opportunity to established ties to members in the i in the community. they began leasing in 1935. the hotel offered rooms at affordable rates for those employed in low-wage jobs in san francisco and provided a hope base in south park in south park's growing community for those working at sea or employed outside of the city. it was one of several residential hotel, serving the community during a time when housing communities were limited to the racial discrimination and housing cov covenants. the immigration act of 1965 and fair housing act of 1968 began to shift as immigrants greatly increased and became possibly to reside in segregated areas of the city. this is based on national origin and replace edthem with skills a

households like bano davies every day she makes traditional flat bread often she uses the lack of wood to fire her stove such domestic cooking fire as one of the biggest sources of pollution here. poor residents a poisoning the city's a and themselves. and i have trouble breathing. yeah he is. he or my eyes search. so that i often get headaches. sometimes i can hardly breathe and have to go to the hospital is a good. deed from space air pollution it is plain to see the haze hoppers not only above the city but stretches in a broad band across india pollution levels are highest between november and monch then hospital waiting rooms fill up with coughing patients and pollution kills an estimated 1800000 indians every year doctors at b.l.k. hospital center for a chest and respiratory diseases used a lung function test to check for early warning signs. not only be. known be there and be bitten say below. some more some more some more some more and dignity and say that's very good x. and. we see that you know but doctors can only treat the patient symptoms and try to relieve their pain in th

in label head many people are taking to the woods to hunt for mushrooms. my life as a d.j. means i spend. internationally and always on the road in this kind of tranquility is the exact opposite. it's caused the world 4th of it's a big adventure to roam through the woods learn about new mushrooms and then take them home to cook it's fine. i'm rebecca it is welcome to the program we bring you live coverage of the brics a vote in british parliament before the actual vote on the deal itself m.p.'s have been voting on a crucial amendment the amendment makes support for the brics a deal conditional on all the necessary u.k. legislation being passed and it could take several days or even weeks and would mean an extension to bret's that the on the cut beyond the current date of october 31st if the amendment passes the government has said it will defer its bricks it thought until tuesday let's go to the house of commons now to say where that m m a vote is heading. pictures now of the same inside the house of commons parliamentarians there are voting on an amendment that has been ta

nation-wood. >> i think stockton. the only that i wanted to make is maybe -- i know you cannot dedicate this report to dr. movelon, but maybe you could add in a footnote of her and her efforts in making -- >> there is a footnote where i added that. >> i just saw her name mentioned. maybe if that could be called out more because she was such an active person in promoting preservation in the ful full pho community. >> were any oral histories taken to support this nomination? >> i don't believe so. i mean erica may have additional information. but as a part of the soma context statement that was created, there are oral histories that were created. >> to maybe possibly include one or to, i think that would make this nomination even more powerful than it is. thank you. i'm sorry, there was a motion and was there a second? >> there was. >> so commissionerrerings, justf your resolution, you can call out and ask the ohp to further recognise the doctor. >> i would like to do that and include an oral history regarding this no t

do you remember leaving the park to go to the woods?> this is the most unbelievable story i've ever heard. who the heck is slender man? >> three 12-year-old girls had a sleepover. >> the suspects lured the victim into the woods, and all three of the girls are 12 years old. >> we had no idea that she believed slender man was real. >> what did you do next? >> stab, stab, sta stab, stab. >> reporter: was there any part of it where you thought i might not survive this? >> what were you trying to do with her when you stabbed her? >> kill her. i might as well just say it. we were trying to kill her. >> reporter: if she saw this interview, what would you want to say to her? >> ooh. >> announcer: tonight, the david muir exclusive. the two-hour "20/20" event begins now. >>> the whole time payton was screaming in agony. >> are you going to put me in prison and i'm going to rot and die? >> reporter: this is one of those stories that strikes at the heart of every parent. especially the parents who take that extra effort to be aware of what their ki

the east woods, where mansfield fell. i am trying to figure out where this is, the center of the east woods. turns out salman mcfarland, a surgeon, he bought a photograph, a copy of this photograph, sent it to john mead gould, and described where in 1888 he stepped off and found out where this was taken. this letter i got said i was looking where i was -- now i have a veteran of the battle telling me where it is. you go to the lane, jump over the fence, go 32 faces into the field, look to the right and see the west face of the east woods. this is outside. there is a big tree to the right. that is on the smoke town road. you can see the same thing. the dunker church. they are at the dunker church looking at the west woods because this guy carried his general off the field and fought there. even when he went to the church, he is taking pictures. i was disappointed because i want a picture in the east woods. he would have been the picture -- i found this. not labeled, didn't say what it is. i am thinking maybe that the road

. >> pieces of wood, nails. >> that's an antipersonnel device. that's used to maim or kill. >> for almost two decades, he skillfully evaded identification and capture. >> we had literally hundreds and hundreds of suspects. >> he dropped out of sight for six years. >> people thought he was dead. >> he was obsessed about leaving fingerprint evidence. >> nobody has seen anybody like theodore kaczynski. >> the hunt for the unabomber. next. >>> a simple sketch was almost all investigators had to go on. the facial features were distinct, but the head was cloaked by a hood. and the eyes obscured by aviator sunglasses. for more than 17 years, he operated without restraint. in all that time, no one knew who he was or how exactly he chose his targets. even his victims remained in the dark until he struck. >> i had never heard of the unabomber before i was injured. i had learned about the existence of the unabomber two days after i came home from the hospital. >> february 20th, 1987. an unseasonably warm and sunny day in salt lake city. police and emergency

justice wood: life lessons. people think of justice blackmun, as we talk about in earlier panels, bench panels and marking up the memos and writing, writing, writing. i am a really fast writer and an amazing typist, and this was many years ago, so it was an typewriter, and the cost of an error was too high. you had to be good. but it was a very spontaneous thing. he would just walk through our office, where all four of us sat, myself and my three co-clerks, and he would suddenly say, "what do you think about that opinion," he used initials "brwveryone," circulated," etc. and you had to be on your toes that second, and you had no way of knowing which one would cross his mind, and he would do the same thing, by the way, if you saw him for breakfast. i was living in a dumpy basement apartment on capitol hill the year i worked at the court, and i usually showed up on the dot, when breakfast began, with my hair dripping wet, because i was lucky to actually manage to get out of the shower and get over there, but you h

she would get herself out of the woods. man on bicycle, riding down that road by chance found her. it was a story that shook the country. how could two 12-year-olds do this to their own friend? we would learn the girls would blame it on slenderman. a fictional character they followed online. they said they did it for him. in the hospital, payton mother's listening as nurses counted the 19 stab wounds. you bring her in here? >> yes. >> reporter: and the surgeon who told me at the time, had one of those knife wounds been a millimeter deeper, it would have hit a major artery. he said she would not be here. tonight, for the first time, payton leutner is talking about what happened to her in the woods. and being left to die. about trust in the years since. about the scissors she still sleeps with under the pillow. morgan was her best friend. she was also the one who did the stabbing. >> what were you trying to do with her when you stabbed her? >> kill her. i might as well just say it. we were trying to kill her. >> if she saw th

. >> wealth and disparities, justice for mario woods. she said we meet with supervisors, many of you in this chambers, as well as sfpd, and i have to say that the chief himself is more critical of the department than hillard and hines. you have the duty to oversee this process. i want to show these data -- these are in your packet. this is the data that sfpd itself produces, and this is where you can say that there's no improvement -- see that there's no improvement in racial disparity and use of force. this is up to the most recent quarter. if you look to the long black line there, that's black people. the little line, that's white people, and you see the arrests and the use of rforce. we want to demand -- it's been more than two years on use of force -- on reporting of this issue, and we want to demand to look at this. we want to insist on per capita reporting by race such as you see in the packet. thank you. >> president yee: thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon. magic altman with the justice committee of the d.s.a. so first of

whom did wood use as his models?is plumber and the plumber's wife, his sister and his dentist, or his own parents? the answer after the break. fun fact: 1 in 4 of us millennials have debt we might die with. and most of that debt is actually from credit cards. it's just not right. but with sofi, you can get your credit cards right - by consolidating your credit card debt into one monthly payment. you can get your interest rate right - by locking in a fixed low rate today. and you can get your money right. with sofi. check your rate in 2 minutes or less. get a no-fee personal loan up to $100k. >> so, whom did painter grant wood recruit as the models for his iconic painting, "american gothic"? it's b. wood chose his sister and his dentist to be the farmer and daughter depicted in the painting. >> retirees don and phyllis camp are busy packing for their move from upstate new york to denver, colorado, when they decide to get rid of two paintings don inherited from his mother decades ago. >> they were not our favorite. >>

. >> reporter: police immediately zeroed in on 24-year-old fred woods. he was the son of the man who owned the rock quarry, and two of fred woods' friends, james and richard schoenfeld. jill klinge is an assistant district attorney in alameda county. >> fred woods had keys to that quarry. >> reporter: investigators executed a warrant to search fred woods' father's estate, and they found a treasure trove of evidence there, now shared with "48 hours." >> you actually have a document labeled "plan," and it sets out the way they were going to commit the kidnapping. >> reporter: they also recovered a draft note, but the kidnappers were never able to deliver their demand. >> because of the number of calls that were coming in worldwide, the phone lines were jammed. they couldn't get through, so they took a nap. and by the time they woke up, they saw on the news that the kids had been found. >> oliver: you can watch david begnaud's full story tonight at 10:00 on "48 hours." simone biles once again dominating the mat. ahead, what the superstar gymnast did today t

no you know we pulled out of wood over there but to. play or a little low. levy so story would push through the coverage nobody would let me stay when it can cost you a little at least if you w.d. without jello you'd be on a super ton of those to do cause did it would. you do it be a good meal or throw i put up a bit of those stories with that but really got so out of elec i thought because he had to go to the local relic or to store. according to the missing persons institute the remains of nearly 900 men who fled bosnian serb forces instead he needs to have been found in these quotes. below. me. or nearly starved compost not seek political one a bunch. that's really forget is not really where you would in a. order to. jump on your thoughts on national symphony of course you thought you. cannot impose this and if told you will go up the world i hope yup on. the going along. by you away your for the uplift of the old i thought those older will reach it anyway i want to be on the length of time really on the road to what i was last on the mobile poultry talk

tiger woods says he's recovering well from more surgery.wo months ago and will play in this week's zozo championship, the first ever pga tour event in japan. got to where it was affecting even pots. you can see towards the end of the year i wasn't getting down on my putts well. having it done was... u nfortu nately i putts well. having it done was... unfortunately i have been down this road before with knee rehabs and protocols. the whole idea was to be ready for this event and be ready for the euro and possibly australia. i hadn't done and as i said, it has been nice to squat down for my three andi been nice to squat down for my three and i am starting to move it. he again. well, ahead of the zozo championship, tiger woods competed alongside rory mcilroy, jason day and hideki matsuyama in the japan skins where players compete on holes for between $10,000 and $100,000. jason day pocketed the prize after winning the decisive final hole, to finish above tiger woods, who came tied second. baseball's world series starts on tuesday. it's a first

if them so this is obviously this is not necessarily be only wood that can be used and other woods are also popular but i think there's actually a very strong aspect of tradition in the end we use that money to make the guitar because it's what the customer wants to kill q so. with these young ebony trees the company wants to insure its own future of course but it also hopes to give at least something back to the forest after all that's been taken from that. getting around and make a speech if there's often i would want to work if one can take me literally always there is the one in tanzania has been growing but crawling out like and if no one to want to watch me and people just because of the nightmare that it very well with the help of the wild bank mystique even when the from no by developing i was one of it but it was operating only a little. there was a time when it could take up to 2 hours for you to get from his home to work in the morning although he lives within the city limits so. he was dependent on the dollars mini buses that are the most common means of transport here. the

duffy if it's wood against soil could create problems. the removal of that wall raises significant demolition and float stability issues. and yes, these are issues that we have raised in other forums because of the concern about this uphill reservoir, the impact on neighboring properties. and what we were told by planning at the board of supervisors was that, "due to the on-site slope, the project is subject to heightened review by d.b.i.'s structural advisory committee." yet now we are hearing from mr. sanchez that planning didn't guarantee us that we're going to go to structural advisory committee. secondly, a geotechnical report would be required before a building permit was issued, yet we haven't seen any further geotechnical reports, so these are some real concerns about what has been analyzed for this project, and that's why we're asking for the permit to be revoked. however, if the board is not minded to revoke the permit, we're ask that it be referred to d.b.i. structural advisory committee, and if they make a determination regard