tiger woods is getting back to his old form. the form that helped him win 14 majors before he was derailed by injuries and issues. he's 36 now. and everyone, someone new could beat him. someone you've heard of, or in the case this week, someone you've never heard of. woods all smiles to begin the day at the abu dhabi championship. tied for the lead. tiger from the edge of the green, looks like it's from the edge of the earth. 40feet in for a birdie. woods would finish tied for third after a final round of 72. u.s. open champ roy mcelroy for 30 on 18. he finished in second place behind robert rock. who is he? ranked 117 in the world. shot 2 under 70 for 13 under and while playing with tiger. he'll jump up to in the top 60 of the world ranking. as for tiger, here's what he had to say. >> i was right there with a chance to win, and then didn't do it. you know, i was right there today. off to a beautiful start. misjudged the wind on the next two holes and two bad pitches back to back. i just felt i was a touch off. >> australian ope

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>> woods. >> woods? >> yeah. >> what's his first name?don't know. >> how long have you guys lived together? >> uh, probably eight months. >> eight months. and you think you're save going right back to the same cell you was in? >> yes. >> you don't think you'll fall again? >> no. >> so you think for whatever reason you fell this time for is over with and you won't fall no more? >> sure. >> you got to understand where i'm coming from? >> i do. >> we got to protect you. >> i fell. let's just leave it at that. >> so you don't want to talk about what happened then? >> no. just trying to get medical attention, man. >> i'm going to get you all fixed up. they've done some x-rays, right? all right. he reports that, you know, he had fallen in his cell, which is typical in prison. instead of these guys wanting to snitch on anybody, they'll say they fell or had a seizure or hitting his head playing basketball. but he's got substantial injuries. it looks like his jaw's possibly broken, his orbital's probably fractured. the staff thinks that something

if you have wood burning stoves and other kind of heat, do not use the wood burning.you head into thursday, next thursday maybe it'll drop down enough right now it looks like it could. and we could start to get some rain and snow in here and help things out a lot. in the meantime, we've got a computer model that tomorrow at noon has no clouds. and the only reason i show you this is to let you know that you know, obviously no green on this, even in tahoe or up in the northeast portion of the state. it is dry. not just bay area but basically northern california, southern california. we are definitely hurting for rainfall and this isn't going to get it tomorrow. because tomorrow is another beautiful day. just like today, 63 in brentwood, 63 in napa, 62 in vallejo. these daytime highs certainly above the average. certainly not unusual this week. we have some 70s this week. 65 in morgan hill, 64 in san jose. remember spare the air nights, in these valleys, we did the stories out there in redwood city on the peninsula, the smoke particulate because of the wind flow and the

bernadette woods is tracking it.irst. >> the moisture of these roads is turning these roads into ice. a long night is ahead ready to battle nasty roads in the city. >> it's like the back roads like this that are really bad. they haven't been paved. >> the state's first winter storm with the first round of ice and it could be worse. >> the biggest concern is that everything will refreeze and temperatures drop. >> the overnight hours when temperatures go below 20 is when there's patrols for the icy spots. >> several accidents were reported throughout saturday. >> there were crazy accidents, bad traffic. went around the corner and went in. >> transportation officials warn low speeds are crucial as the meltdown happens. even if the street looks clear, it's probably not. >> any moisture on the ground could freeze. >> here in the city, crews are responding to 311 calls. that's the number to call. you can dial 511 for both conditions. reporting live in baltimore. weijia jiang. >> bernadette woods? >> in some cases, we could

if you have wood burning stoves and other kind of heat, do not use the wood burning. thursday maybe it'll drop down enough right now it looks like it could. and we could start to get some rain and snow in here and help things out a lot. in the meantime, we've got a computer model that tomorrow at noon has no clouds. and the only reason i show you this is to let you know that you know, obviously no green on this, even in tahoe or up in the northeast portion of the state. it is dry. not just bay area but basically northern california, southern california. we are definitely hurting for rainfall and this isn't going to get it tomorrow. because tomorrow is another beautiful day. just like today, 63 in brentwood, 63 in napa, 62 in vallejo. these daytime highs certainly above the average. certainly not unusual this week. we have some 70s this week. 65 in morgan hill, 64 in san jose. remember spare the air nights, in these valleys, we did the stories out there in redwood city on the peninsula, the smoke particulate because of the wind flow and the way things happen down here,

what was your grosse pointe woods growth last year? flat or, you know, up maybe 1 or 2%, so, clearly, when you have a flat tax, you have grosse pointe woods growth, what are you going to get every time we've seen big grosse pointe woods growth like that. it it leads to increased jobs. i can't see a reason not to do it. >> well, david, tell me, how does a tax hike lead to more employment? >> well, where-- well, if i might say, it's a realignment and you have the tax cuts that we're spent to the millionaires and billionaires, for ten years, into the bush years and into the too in obama and has not generated the jobs and in fact has led to 2 trillion dollars being on the side lines. where the jobs are coming and what we should be be doing is stimulating the middle class not imposing a tax on them. that's why the president is mil job, to more jobs for americans? >> well, it's not-- well, from a historical perspective, it's really, an expiration of the bush tax cuts to the clinton levels and we know, to the clinton levels, back in the '90's

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

so the living room has wood fors and a fancy wrought-iron bannister.itchen has granite counters, black wood cabinets and a tile backsplash. the dining room has w wainscotting. the great room has high ceiling, gleaming wood floors and french doors to the back deck. the back yard is landscaped with a covered patio and drapes that block the sun, which you needs in that part of the country, mississippi. >> the second-largest banking hub after new york city was charlotte, north carolina. >> i was surprised to find that out. what this area also claims to have is more scotch-irish ancestors than anywhere else in america. this house looks gorgeous. i love the flowering trees. the kitchen has wood floors and an island and a breakfast area, a nice bay window there, makes the kitchen. and the open arch entry and columns frame the formal dining room. the family room has glossy wood floors and transoms over the extra-tall windows, you'll see that in just a minute. and the windows look high, but when you look at the lefthand side, it needs crown moulding. the carpet

can you carry me to the edge of the woods?" he replied, "if i should attempt to lift you, we would both be killed. and indeed the balls were flying furiously around us. and i said, "crawl." [ laughter ] >> and so he agreed to let me cling to his back. and he crawled off the field. and this was my enemy! halfway to the woods i fell unconscious from the pain and the loss of blood. and what did my enemy do? he crawled off of the field. he refilled his canteen at plum run. he crawled back and he brought me to life again. and so we reached the woods, and he placed me under a tree on a rubber blanket and he left me his canteen of water and some biscuit. and i gave him my watch as a souvenir from a grateful friend and enemy. and so it was from this shaded vantage that i watched men in blue massing into columns by division, the pennsylvania reserve brigade under colonel mccanless poured in volley after volley as they crossed the field. although the balls rattled among the trees and rocks around me, i enjoyed that charge hugely. for it

>> wood: bargaining. >> logan: bargaining? >> wood: bargaining.t and asking for it not to be all of them, and maybe two, not three, not four, not... not all five. just... just let them... let a couple survive, please. >> logan: for major wood, it was nothing short of a miracle that all five men inside the vehicle survived. one of them was crippled for life. >> wood: god was looking after us that day. we were hoping for the best, but we were preparing ourselves for the worst. >> logan: there was another event in the brothers' deployment that took a heavier toll. two of their marines were killed by a u.s. drone that mistakenly targeted them in the midst of an intense firefight, the first incident of its kind since drone strikes began. it was gunnery sergeant vega's job to help the men get through it. at 33, he's like the elder statesman and big brother of this group. and even though he's one of four marines in his family, this was the first time he had been allowed to deploy with one of his brothers. >> hector vega: knowing that your brother's here,

and woods they covered with thick ice of intricate shapes. form over the bow the more of the shape of the waterfall changes swan soaring maybe even twice a day changes occur as years go by this year the shape of the blocks of frost in icicles are squad different the pattern is never repeated. not far away from the waterfall there is a peculiar kamath. the river flow here brings pieces of wood of fanciful shapes polished to perfection by the water and stones but here have a good head. this case it is for you. who are these pieces of wood to evoke or savor i mean to fancy you small this space might look like an elephant lifting its trunk and if you turn it differently you may see your hair and standing on one food if i keep turning it this way or another anyone can have his or her own idea of what it is. the oldest figures are placed on the cave. this display will not last for long however the high waters of spring will soon wash them away. the tourists the slowly pressing on woods stepping over obstacles and regularly checking the map it's qui

there was speculation he would be paired with tiger woods. >> wow! >> for the golf tournament. but tony romo is expected to be woods' amateur partner. the tournament kicks off on february 6th. and it's interesting, lot of

back in december, woods won his first tournament in nearly two years.st start of 2012 proved to be a tougher challenge. that would be interesting. yesterday, tiger did not put well. today he had the flat stick. 28 puts. that on the first hole there, taking the three under. tiger woods saying, quote, i'm getting my speed back. that's bad for the opposition, good for him. they are dropping him like it's hot. did have a bogie down the stretch. he finished at 5 under. rory mcllroy finishing at 5 under. tiger tees off at 2:45 in the morn physician ing if you want to check that out. when you get a break away, lay up or dunk? corey did not get that memo. he doesn't know what to do. it looks like our production assistant doesn't know what he's doing. >> oh, that is so wrong. omar is a pro. don't you [ man ] i love you guys. [ laughs ] i mean, just, you know, the whole heist thing. just putting jewels in teddy bears. this guy's wearing a wire the whole time. right? look at that! he's wearing a wire! [ laughs ] all right, let's do this. all right? before my wife

. >> not out of the woods but see the pathway, we still have 131.000000 americans out of work that is such a high number, another 8 million or so working part-time just because they can't find full-time work, so while we are happy with the month of december, we have got a long wray t to go. >> we had a pretty goodyear? >> yeah, we had a decent year, 1.6 million jobs added is a good year not just a snap back recovery year when we used to have recession ms. the past. >> the good old days. >> meantime economists are forecasting growth to two, two and a half percent which is moderate, is that enough to bring down the unemployment rate? >> i don't think so, most economist say if growth is only at that level we will only see 135, 150,000 jobs a month that is just about the same number of folks who are coming into the labor force, we need growth of three percent to really push these 200,000 plus jobs a month and we need a lot of those months in a row. >> how many jobs a month do we need, typically? >> well i think we need 200, to 250,000 a month. >> for. >> >> last year we were optimistic an

these pieces of wood to evoke or server admin to fancy. this space might look like an elephant lifting its trunk and if you turn it differently you me see your hair and standing on one food if i keep turning it this way or another anyone can have his or her own idea of what it is. the oldest figures are placed on the cave. this display will not last for long however the high water the spring will soon wash them away. the tourist the slowly pressing on woods stepping over obstacles and regularly checking them out it's quite easy to lose one's way in the cyan because the main road through you daryn constantly keeps branching into smaller tributaries that all look the same if there will be three tributaries left from the left hand side then we are turning right. to kick. scientists have discovered several engines sightsee in the east and cyan. according to archaeologists people first settled here during the bronze age which is shown by cave paintings that have survived to this day. these works of prehistoric artists well preserved and can sti

north bay, expecting poor air quality, as well as santa clara valley, and no wood-burping for -- wood-burning for all of us through monday evening. this area of low pressure kept everything pushing to the north, and we have had kind of a bit of a warm southerly air flow, and tomorrow we'll see temperatures come down a little bit. but overall, another nice one ahead. cloud cover moving in overnight with light rain getting to northern california, but not quite making it as far down as the bay area. in fact, tomorrow afternoon, we could have a possible chance of a sprinkle, but even the latest forecast model says just a light rain and sprinkles getting as far south as mendocino county. so a sunny day ahead as well. overnight lows in the 40s, with the exception of a few upper 30s. 39 no -- in morgan hill. and tomorrow, temperatures on the milder side. but we're not going to see the 70s we say today. 59 in san francisco. 60s for everybody. oakland, 63. upper 60s tomorrow in hollister. watsonville and salinas, and comfortable in santa cruz at 64 degrees. so, here's a look at youring youraccuweather

it's going to be all wood siding. condition number five -- may i -- president miguel: you may be called up. >> i'll give up one minute in rebuttal. president miguel: not at this point. >> ok. i'll finish in rebuttal then. thank you, mr. chair. president miguel: speakers in favor of the d.r.? >> good evening, commissioners. i'm going to try to answer as many of your questions -- president miguel: you're the project sponsor, right? >> yes. president miguel: what i want first are speakers in favor of the discretionary review. >> are you speaking for the d.r. requester? >> the power point is not coming up. >> it will come up. you just need to start. >> my name is lenny hanson -- >> could you speak into this microphone? >> my name is lenny hanson. i live and own 632634 hayes and i lived in that building and owned it since 2000. i have some very major concerns. one is that the deck, which is on the side which we're not seeing, number one, does not respect the footprint of the house. number two -- ok, sorry. >> can someone r

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

the woods the tourists decide to stop by lake and catch some fish or something. in winter time fishing habits in the rapid mountain rivers concentrates in these lakes as they are rich in oxygen and food. among the fish one can find here a grayling's perch and salmon. well magnificent well there's quite a catch here good though you're flapping a boat full are supper will be a real feast. i think a lie today has been wondering these areas for ten years and every year these expeditions encounter an unexplained natural phenomenon each winter nicholai observes this extraordinary unfrozen patch of water on the lake he remains on frozen even injuring severe cold snaps. this water tastes great and. according to one theory there's a strong thermal spring on the bottom of the lake he warns the water which in turn becomes saturated with oxygen thanks to the absence of an icy cover. i'm going to deal with was like usually people make ice holes on lakes to let the fish breathe but here the fish feel rather comfortable this natural phenomenon is good both for the fish and bird

we have an update on the natalie wood case. figure out what's going on here. detectives say they're on the verge of finally closing things out but could be possible new information that could change everything. who are they talk to? we're going to try to found out for you. you are watching "early start." ♪ [ male announcer ] no one just hands you the title, most advanced technology in its class. it needs to be earned. earned with smartbeam head lamps. earned with vented temperature control seats. earned with an 8.4-inch touch screen. and if you're driving one, you know what it means to earn something. ♪ i can go back and do gardening with comfort. [ male announcer ] osteo bi-flex with 5-loxin advanced. shows improvement in joint comfort within 7 days. osteo bi-flex. the #1 doctor and pharmacist recommended brand. >>> welcome back. good morn, nashville. 54 degrees right now. it's not going to get much warmer. it's going to rainy, storms and 57 a little later in the day for you. >> i tell you, what though, you know this, nashvill

. >> reporter: do you feel like we're out of the woods finally? >> i wouldn't say we're out of the woods but i don't think we're going backwards or sitting still anymore. d'arcy sells buicks and swreem see trucks. he also has a hyundai and volkswagen dealership what are you seeing? >> people are more confident making a big purchase so they're not as afraid to buy a big ticket like this. >> reporter: that's given d'arcy the confidence to break ground on a third dealership. does that mean more jobs? >> yes. we're going to add about another 45 jobs when we make that transition. >> reporter: overall, the economy grew at its fastest rate in a year and a half. but much of that growth was fueled by businesses restocking inventories. this number is not as strong as it looks then? >> it's not as strong as it looks and still below what people had hoped so the reality is that the economy is still struggling. >> reporter: economist diane swank at chicago's mesirow financial says the biggest head wind is still the gridlock in washington. >> it never had to be

and tiger woods, here he comes again! back on top! right after this break. >>> maryland in the mid of the gauntlet portion of their schedule. duke wins virginia tech today. some important games as they try to gauge themselves in against an acc conference that quite frankly and is wide open. taking a look at this, the two generals, mark and seth on your right. this is shawn moseley sharing the sugar to alex, one of easiest 2 he'll ever get! three minutes to go, air green off the curl to the cup. it's a 5-point game all of a sudden. but terrell must have scoliosis, because he has been carrying maryland on his back! 30 points today, maryland survived 73-69. >>> georgetown on the road at pitt. it's a snake nest there. or snake patch, something like that. he has the flush. pitt up 15. they were 1-7 at home coming into this game. georgetown everyone makes a run, henry sims put your thing down and reverse it. that cut it to 6. but breakdowns like exhibit a, right here, pitt getting the victory over georgetown, 72-60. >>> great game at syracu

he was tied with woods today despite two double bogies.ould later say, i'm getting my speed back. good news for him. not good for the competition. he said he is 5 under. 2 shots shots off the lead. 7500 of you voted. it's a girls game. seneca valley. we'll have highlights tonight at 11:00. >> we have a quick programming note for you before we go. this sunday we'll air a special expanded edition of face the nation. then at 11:30, you can catch this week in defense news. the mclaughlin group will not be on sunday morning, but you will be able to catch it saturday night at 7:30. all of that right here on wusa9. so programming changes, but you'll be able to see your favorite shows, just at a different time. >> all right. >> that's it for us. >> cbs evening news is next. anita will see you at 7:00 and we hope you have a fantastic weekend. bye now.

it would take out the window and restore the wood siding. it was in front. restore the wood siding on the front. >> they illegally took that off. >> that was 50 or 60 years ago. >> i will see with the other commissioners have to say and we may have a motion in the future. thank you. commissioner moore: the set of drawings in front of us is absolutely not sufficient to discuss the merits or the lack of merits of this project. the drawings are postage stamp size as, four floors on an 11 by 17 drying. lots of things have been indicated that what is exactly existing and the starting point for us is not shown on this point. what was proposed is not shown either because we do not have the latest set of drawings. if i heard that correctly. somebody is welcome to correct me on that issue. as long as i do not have a properly sized set of drawings of the existing condition and its potential deficiencies and the drawing that shows me of what was intended, not in words but in drawing form, i will not be able to comment or take sides one where the other. there is a defin

meteorologist bernadette woods is updating the chilly conditions and tracking those flurries. but first up is sky eye chopper 13. and captain mike perry, with more on the problems on the road. >> reporter: we're still in the sparks area. you can see, traffic pretty much at a standstill. this is pretty much the story all the way around the metro area. we were just over on the east side of baltimore county. and pretty much the roads gridlocked there. if the house that you live on, or the road that you were traveling has a hill on it, there's likely a problem with slick roadways. so expect county roads and state roads to be out here salting. but as you can see, they're having difficulty salting the roadway because of all the heavy traffic. so until these cars get off the road. it's going to be difficult for them to get onto the road's surface. but slight conditions are going to be encountered throughout the evening. back to you on tv hill. >> thank you, captain mike perry, in sky eye chopper 13. let's go to bern sweet -- bernadette woods. >> reporter: well, the scattered showers

. >> uk correspondent peter wooding. >> reporter: like many families in the uk, mr. and mrs. clarke were feeling the bite of the recession sweeping across the country. sean was a long-distance truck driver and rarely home. he took a major pay cut to work for the council. they faced bankruptcy. >> we couldn't afford to pay the bills. they accumulated like credit cards. we took quite the dip in the money. we got ourselves into quite an amount of debt. >> sean's wife mandi suffers from me. they were forced to down size their home and sell many of their possessions to survive and feed their young children. >> that was difficult. we sold the kids toys, anything that could make us money, we sold it so we could eat. >> their youngest child started being bullied. mandi started home schooling and became too ill. >> now they are back at school. i could do the school with my husband's help. >> current euro crisis means these challenges are effecting challenges right to cross europe. the european christian political movement along with christian concern recently hosted a conference in lo

it is a lot, and it is primarily due to weather conditions and peed wood -- and people wood burning. >> it acts as a lid and keeps the smoke close to the ground. air quality officials say what we need is rain, but mostly a good gust of wind to clear the stagnant air. >>> will we get it? our meteorologist is here filling in for leigh glaser tonight .'s. >> unfortunately not. in fact, the air was pretty stagnant today. but that is what allowed temperatures to come up so high. we broke a few records in three bay area locations. 67 is your high today and breaking a record of 66 set in 1997. got up to 7° in moffett field and breaking another record in 1994 and 72° in gilroy and breaking a record set in 1980. let's go outside and show you what is going on right now. this is from the sutro tower looking toward the north. you can see the coastal clouds moving in. as we pan to the right, we can see the downtown san francisco area with the bridge. with the stagnant air we are seeing the cool air in the valleys, and that's what is making the fog develop as well. so we will take you to the tempe