he's number two: for the first time in more than five years, tiger woods is bumped from the top of the p.g.a. rankings. and game on: we'll give you be early look at the new video game that is strictly hands-free. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with russ mitchell. >> mitchell: and good evening. two days after that worldwide terror threat, there's new information out tonight that is getting a lot of attention from law enforcement officials and air travelers. here's the latest. authorities believe one of the bombs discovered also traveled on passenger planes within the middle east. also, american officials say there may be more bombs out there, and the u.s. is sending six t.s.a. inspectors to yemen. homeland security correspondent bob orr has the latest. >> reporter: this is the al qaeda terrorist who officials believe handcrafted the deadly cargo bombs bound for two chicago synagogues. he is a master bomb builder for al qaeda in the arabian pennsylvania and the architect of the failed underwear bomb attack on christmas day. asiri, shown here with his face part

he says the beetle deposit their larvae in hard wood like ash wood.later they hatch, chew their way through the wood and pop out the holes. barbara experienced this firsthand as more and more bugs crawled out of her floor. >> every day we would get up in the morning and we would look and we would see another board with hole in it. sometimes you could see the bug peaking out so much out of the hole. they are black and they have like two things that stick up. one on the kitchen floor in the bare feet and notice all the bug there. >>reporter: the exterminator said the larvae must have been already inside the wood before her floor was installed 4 years ago. professor lewis says that's typically the case t.these beetle can only bore through the end of the raw wood he says so they can't get in once the floor is laid. >> someone will have a brand new hard wood floor put in. and problem will be there in several years. it probably came in with the lumber but once the floors are installed, and if you are not going to have this. >>reporter: barbara wanted the th

not many people go into the woods and take care of the logs. that's why our forest is in such bad shape. >> reporter: a residence committee decided to try restoring the forest. their plan puts the wasted timber to use and at the same time revives the local community. first, those taking part in the scheme haul lumber to the committee. then it's shipped to a factory where it's processeded into wood chips and other byproduct. participants receive $73 of store credit for each metric ton of lumber they bring in, about twice the wood's commercial value. the town and the npo make up the difference. participants can spend the credits at local stores taking part in the project. >> translator: we hope to share the benefits of the woods and revive the economy of the whole town. >> reporter: local stores that lost customers to big retailers have high hopes for this project. the committee members go into the shopping district, asking retailers to take part. >> translator: i think this is good for everyone. >> reporter: then on the first day -- trucks loade

that wood attracts this type of bug.fessor says if you have these bugs, you'll notice the saw dust in the holes before you see the bugs. they show up not only in floors but in furniture made of these woods. if you would more information how to deal with the bugs, we posted information at www.abc7.com. >>> up next, new comedy from the makers of the hang over but is it funny? don "know the species, know the stain." lanolin-free coat, i know it's an alpaca. walks in here, looks says "hey look, it's a llama!" cleaning the stain like he would a llama stain. time he's wasting. ♪ call 1-800-steemer >>> in theaters this weekend a new comedy, due date from the director of the hangover. that was a huge hit, but can lightning strike twice? here is don sanchez on the aisle. >> number one, don't ask me a single question. >> what is your favorite color. >> an unlikely parent. an up tight architect trying to gets home for the birth of his first child. after they get arrested at atlanta airport, freeways are the only way home and you kn

her floor was infested with this little-known wood-eating bug called the powder post beetle. >> woods basically made up of starch and sugar. >> uc berkeley's bernard louis is showing a sample of the critter. he wasn't surprised to hear of this case. he said the beetles deposit their larvae in hardwoods like ashwood. the larvae hatch p z.pop out of the holes. barbara experienced this firsthand. more bugs kraumed out of the floor. >> every day we get nupt morning and see another board with holes in it. sometimes, you can see the bugs just peeking out. >> they're back. tw things stick up. you can walk on the kitchen floor and notice bug there's. >> her exterminator says the larvae must have been inside of the wood before before the floor was installed. saying beetles can only bore through ends of raw wood, he says. >> somewhere there will be a brand new hardwood floor put in. and probably a result within several years. likely that probably came in with the lumber. but once these installed and they put the varnish and that, they're- -- you're not gofg the insects. >> she asked her contra

wood? yeah, wood framed building. why is wood the safest building to be in, 4 stories or less? it flexes, yeah, it's flexible. what's the danger here? chimney, yeah, fireplace. be aware of the fact that just because it's a wood building and the event caused some sort of compromise of the structure of the building and the building is still standing doesn't necessarily mean there's not a danger there. so what could you as nert's do to make that situation better or at least keep it the same so no one else gets hurt? keep it off, yeah. keep people away. perfect. take out some of that yellow tape that you have, that yellow caution tape, and string it around around keep people back. in this particular case, what could you do to make that situation better? turn off the gas. where would you turn the gas off at? at the street, okay. that's a good place to do it. but you always want to do it at the safest location. so if the street is the safest location, that's where you would do it at. this house here fell over. doesn't have something called a sheer wall. so it's just a platform or a p

and it is marty bas and bernadette woods over in the whether center. bernadette woods? >> hello out there. the rain has moved in and it is in place. a bit of a break southeast of 95 right now. you can see that's the dividing line. north and west that's where we are seeing it. the brighter colors, that's where it is heavier. it will pick up. this is why, i'm going to open this up and change it to the national composite. look at the rain that's coming our way. there is one part here, this front here and this is all moving in our direction. with for more on how long it will last we'll go to marty. >> the rain is only going to last until about tomorrow morning but the lows will last longer than that. we'll see winds starting to come around the western perimeter. we'll see gusts and 35 to 40 miles an hour, the steady breeze and at times, this will usher in some cooler air, i didn't say colder but some cooler air into the atlantic. that will define the weekend forecast. now back to you. >>> back to the drawing board for the mta that will hold on on bids for several train line

they recommend removal of decayed wood. this is equivalent to preserving a condemned building by removing the defective portions of the foundation. it will not make the tree safe. removing the wood will open the tree to further decay. it is contrary to industry standards. to comply with recommendation to removal would be contrary to recommendation one. the hazardous condition is likely to result in serious property damage, loss of life, or fire. thank you. >> have you been maintaining this tree over the years or did you just get involved? >> they hired me to evaluate this because i have qualifications like being a certified risk assessor with certified graph equipment. >> what comments which you make about the way it has been pruned in the past? >> has been pruned primarily by pg&e for power lines. the upper part of the tree has been made severely unbalanced because of the utility lines. prior to my involvement years ago, they had some lems remove towards their house. -- limbs removed towards their house. they did do some l

the person or persons responsible apparently fired from a concealed position in the woods; targeting vehicles as they rounded a sharp curve and prepared to drive over the bridge. george me seeny's wife became a target. >> all of a sudden she heard this explosion as she characterized it and there was no place to stop so she crossed a bridge, noticed a couple of other cars that had stopped there and right away saw that their win toes had been shattered. >> reporter: the bee be also had shattered her window leaving a large hole where it struck. natalie mesine was one of the other ones. >> one was injured in the leg and the other one was injured when the glass, the windshield, got in her eye. >> reporter: city watershed rangers have stepped up patrols in the area and they discovered two teenaged boys leaving the woods, but the teens searched the area and a search of if area did not turn up any gun. >> first time something like this has happened and it won't be the last. but any time you can first of all publicize it and then do something with the parents, you know, it's hard to pass judg

is they tricked that fox, and the bear and got them to the woods. it is a long, long summer and i don't have a contract, i said, maybe i'll try to write something, never written a picture book before. i sat at the word processor, i'll write my grandfather books. all 16 pages. it is usually 6 to 7 pages long. i sent it to my editor anne swarts. she was at thow publishing books. at the time she was at dial. she was right out of college and a reader. she wrote my manuscripts. she said it has possibility. there is a story in there but way too much going on. you have 3 kids, a grandmother, a grandfather, you got a bear, a snake, a wolf, and fox. a dog, cat, and a neighbor, way too much going on. if you'd like to rewrite it and shorten it some what and i'd be glad to look at it again. but that is not my grandfather's story. i can't do that. i thought i don't have a contract. i said i'll get rid of my brother and sister. [laughter]. and i'll keep myself. and i'll get rid of the wolf, bear, and snake and keep the fox because i like his voice. i dare say a l

now to tiger woods.crash outside his florida home. since that moment, everything changed for the golfer, and the way the wolf views him. here's nbc's mark potter. >> reporter: in the year since his plunge into international scandal, tiger woods' life went from bad to worse as he was ripped apart publicly. but now, he says, he's turned a corner, and feels much more balanced. >> amazing, you know, how much better i feel internally each and every day. how thankful i am to have the connection that i have with my kids, and people who mean the most to me. >> he's almost been freed or unshackled by a lot of this stuff. it's ironic such a terrible thing would lead him to feeling this good about himself. >> reporter: until a year ago woods was on top of the world, a billionaire golfing great, flush with endorsements and championships. but then came a 911 call at 2:25 a.m. in wind mere, florida. >> what happened? what's wrong? >> i have a neighbor, he hit the tree. >> reporter: at first, it seemed a routine car cr

liberty briar woods.if that kid ever got that paper off his face. 550 today we did a feature and what does a guy do when you do a feature on him? takes the screen. doesn't like one side. comes back the other way and takes it all the way to the house. nicely done. and of course the crowd is all pumped up. liberty trying to get back in it. we also interviewed scott rowan out there and he is coming up big. doing an interview with channel 9. you have yourself a big game. great defensive struggle tonight. still 7-0. eagles rallying late. check this out. between two defenders. fly robin fly. up, up through the sky. nicely done. but, down the stretch the pass incomplete. and briar woods holding on. see it there. they win it 7-0. >> it was going to be a tough game. plug fest the first time we played and for these guys to fight and scratch and come out with a victory, it is a testament to their pride and their beliefs in the system. >> good job, coach. now we head up to the sky. loudoun valley at osborne. picked o

it is a combination of hollywood and bally wood heart movie.is an independent film and it is films with the rights to it and are going to distribute in the us. >> as you see these stories changing, do people get edgier or more open about things or talk about things they didn't talk about eight years ago? >> in this film i think there is a cross pollination between east and west. it is an art independent movie. issues of sensuality and sexuality are coming out into the open. this film is about cinema and about someone traveling into the desert looking for himself but finding a world through meeting people in the desert but also showing films in the desert. it is somewhat mystical and magical. >> remind them what countries participate under the south asia umbrella. >> there are a bunch of countries. the primary one being india they have the biggest film industry in the world. and then pakistan, tibet. and then people of south asia descent living in england, us, australia. . >> >>: the bally wood thing sounds like fun. i think of a south asia vers

second best tiger woods says he's not surprised to lose his number one ranking to the westward. while iron man quarterback brett farve needed eight stitches after this hit a week after breaking his foot to play next sunday. painting the woods russia's professional football champions aim to spread the biggest splash of color across the country. will start with golf and tiger woods says he's not surprised to lose the world number one ranking to the westward after a disappointing year on the course the american was playing rio she cowered in a nine hole tournament at the you know about country club ahead of the h.s.b.c. championship in shanghai tigers two hundred eighty one week reign at the top was ended by westwood on monday and even though the thirty seven year old englishman is injured at the moment he was able to oust woods after german martin kaymer missed his chance at the weekend but the new world number two refused to hide the reality of the situation. or is it whatever it is yeah that was. it it was. that it was off. that's how i got out there for. that shit load of. shit

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yard work. 1:30 this afternoon, a tree trimmer working in the yard when his rope got caught in the wood chipper, he couldn't stop it from being pulled in and he was killed. we are learning more about gary scott holland. we hope to get that story for you. we are having problems. >> five people are in custody after pepper spray robbys. police say the suspects would spray the pepper into the faces of people not paying attention. this weekend two men and three juveniles were taken into custody. >>> it was a gorgeous day today and tomorrow will be nice too. little cooler. to start the morning temperatures on the mild side, into the 50s. afternoon, plenty of sunshine. by 3:00 temperatures in the 60s and 70s. this cooling trend will continue through the week. clear skies over the bay area and well out over the pacific. warm, dry air dominating the forecast and sending our storms to the north. it's blocking the storms from getting through. later this week they will break through, especially to the north of us. more on that in a second. plenty of sunshine, 60s and 70s. 73 santa rosa. 71 vulayo.

or you can do what eldrick woods does and text your response to 622639.e'll read the best responses later. >>> the next 30 minutes will be your cram session for thursday, november 18. a lot going on again today including harry reid calling for a vote on don't ask, don't tell coming up here after thanksgiving. >>> plus this -- women groping each other on television. it's not nearly as exciting as it sounds, but we'll show you anyway. first, let's get to the news at 5:30 a.m. here in washington, d.c. >>> a new nbc news/"wall street journal" poll shows americans wanted changed and voted for change in the election but doubt they'll get it in the end. only 32% think the country is headed in the right direction after the midterms, 58% thinking we're on the wrong track. despite taking a shellacking in the midterms, president obama's job approval ticked up to 47%, an amazing number all things considered. the same percentage disapproving of his job as president the. when asked to give their feelings about there year's election, 61% of respondents said they have a

a jury has convicted a man who lurked in the woods, preying on women alone distracted by their day dreams. >> the results of the verdict may be guilty, but i have a lifetime sentence of a lost limb, missing from our family tree. it's painful. i live with it every day. >> susan levy gasped as the jury foreman read theer of dikt. ingmar guandique at first said nothing, but then he threw down his headphones and shook his head no. for prosecutors who convinced a jury to convict him with no dna, no fingerprints, no fibers, it was a huge verdict. >> today's verdict does send a message that it's never too late for a murder to be held accountable for his crime. it's never too late for justice to be served. >> reporter: defense attorneys insisted the whole case was fiction and tried to steer jurors' suspicions towards anyone but guandique. but after 11 days of testimony and three and a half days of deliberation, the jury turned aside the rumors and speculation that had so distracted investigators and the media early in 2001. guandique is already doing time for attacking two other women in rock cre

ref la lit her on fire last month in a wooded area near gorman road. he's being held with no bound at the howard county detention center. >>> state police have rescued 6 dogs from what they say was a dogfighting ring. a 7th dog was found dead in a garbage bag. roosevelt leftwich joins us with more on this disturbing story, acting on anonymous tip city police went to a house they found several dogs tied up in cages in a house full of blood stained walls. investigators say there was evidence that the third floor room was used as a dogfighting pit. the dogs were kept in fit he conditions grossly underfed. the marks on some of the dogs faces showed they were used in fighting. >> there were lots of signs in the house there had been a lot of dogfighting blood stains on the wall just the condition of the building in general. it's probably not the first time this has happened there. >> reporter: no one has been charged in in this although they have a person of interest. all the surviving dogs are relatively young. if they are healthy they might be don'ted one

only blocks from tiger woods' orlando home.nd in a daze, woods called the accident a private matter between him and his wife elin and refused to answer questions. but soon enough that private matter became very public. shattering his carefully-constructed persona. a seemingly never-ended stream of mistresses came forward, some even leaking voice mail messages. >> hey, it's tiger. can you please take your name off the phone? my wife went through my phone and may be calling you. >> reporter: in december, woods announced he would take a hiatus from the game. in p broke ties with him costing him upwards of $30 million. >> i was unfaithful. i had affairs. i cheated. >> reporter: not until february 19th woods broke his silence. the return in april at the masters. >> yes. >> reporter: while he finished a strong fourth, the rest of the season was a struggle. >> oh, come on! >> reporter: finishing 68th in tour earnings. >> tiger pulled out. >> reporter: not winning a single tournament for the first time in his career. >> most important

details follow with bernadette woods in the first warning weather seg. now-- segment >>> the nfl is taking a closer look at the raven's game from sunday. mccomplain is -- mclain is accused of spitting in crowder's face. he said he may have accidentally spit on him. >> it's not in my character to spit on anyone. we had words throughout the entire game. you can see that on film also. and with the situation, they can stay on it. i have a game to play thursday night. and the team won't have long to prepare for the next game. they play the falcons on thursday. >>> and the good news this noon. and according to the people at wall letpop.com. this is one of the safest neighborhoods in the country. and neighbors say it's got at least in part to be thanks to the efforts of the local neighborhood watch program. >>> so much going on in the area. a lot of new restaurants. >> and new developments grandchild. >> still to come -- still to come at noon, the president reveals hard decisions. >>> and no trespassing, a man gets rough with reporters in oregon. and we'll take

. >>> she was grabbed from behind and raped in the woods. police say it has happened in the neighborhood before. now they want to know if the same man is responsible for a string of rapes in aspen hill. lindsey mastis brings us the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: do you know this man? police say he raped a 52-year- old woman overnight saturday. and they are looking to question him. it happened at this intersection. police say she just crossed hewitt, going north on georgia avenue when a man approached her and dragged her into the woods. >> grabbed from behind, taken into a wooded area and raped. >> reporter: montgomery county police say the man's description is similar to two other attackers. >> he is described as an hispanic male, 5'5" tall, short dark hair, a medium build. >> reporter: last month a 30- year-old woman was sexually assaulted in the woods across the street from the aspen hills shopping center. police say they got this picture of the suspect from a surveillance camera. and in june, police say a 26- year-old woman was

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hope that what we do is carried forward, the recommendations, including a mandatory program for our wood frame buildings which are identified and we all agree are the biggest risks. the mandatory program is, i believe -- maybe you could talk to us about what the status of our mandatory program is because i know we have been working on it with the mayor's office. but that is one of the things that has been identified as the next step in the successful mitigation program. >> john malamut from the city attorney's office. i had a conversation with the mayor's office this morning and a program for mandatory retrofit for the wood frame soft story build some things still under consideration. it is considered as sort of in the draft stages right now but something they are still very interested in. >> is there a potential for the building department and experts in the field that we have on our code advisory group to start reviewing that process to make recommendations to the legislative body or the mayor's office, or do we have to wait for them to act? >> uh, if there is a legislative proposal fr

bring out the natural beauty of your wood with old english.itted he used a false name to join an online group critical of the program. >>> the pg&e rep in charge of the smart meter program has admitted he used a false name to join an online group critical of the program. they reported that william devalow said he secretly monitored forums critical of pg&e. he tried to join another group concerned about the electromagnetic communication. they noticed the email came from devro's pg&e address. >>> dealing with people in your neighborhood isn't always easy, especially those who are up to no good. but wait until you meet a woman named mj. she is a one-woman crusade to clear up the streets. she has gotten beaten omri peteedly. but she says she won't stop. as allen martin tells us that's why they call her the angel of pill hill. >> you're a nasty meddling bitch. >> keep on walking and talking. >> mj isabel is used to it. >> i know the streets. >> out my face. >> some people in her neighborhood really don't like her. >> correctly to be scared. >> beca