wood: i am not too familiar with tom. but i have heard that, that he had some kind of hunting lodge somewhere in the ozarks. i wasn't even sure where it was, see you know more about it than i do. >> i have a brother that lives in lake view heights and it is supposed to be in that town. >> larry, this will be the last question. one of the audience members was curious how you became interested in ozark history. mr. wood: i was an english major in springfield at smsu. like a lot of english majors, i kind of a spire to be a writer. i wanted to write the great american novel. i wrote over and over but i found myself having much more success with nonfiction and i , wrote a lot of magazine articles. i found that i could just kind of -- if the framework was already there i could tell he really good story. as far as coming up with great of ideas myself i had more troubles. i finally gave up the idea of writing the great american novel, started concentrating on nonfiction and i particularly started concentrating on the historical n

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attorneys for woods and von said to act expeditiously to remove and deny access to the photo. but they deny they stole them directly from the celebrities, saying we got them from different message boards around the internet. we did not hack them. >> the website that is sharing photographs without the consent of the individual also subjects itself to liability. >> reporter: hackers frequently target female celebrities. miley cyrus, emma watson and jennifer private images exposed on the internet. the 29-year-old who hacked lawrence was sentenced to prison. they said it's scary when the whole world judges you. i think people saw it for what it was, which was a sex crime, but the feeling, i haven't been able to get rid of it. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> knowing those sentiments are of tiger woods and lindsey vonn as well. tiger's had a rough year, back injuries, not playing all that well, relationship issues and now this. >>> coming up, the latest fitness obsession, sparkling water. >> so many people are drinking if as a substitution for soda. but could so much cash facia

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i know they are totally great woods.mes into our woodworking shop, where it gets cut down further into boards of varying thickness and width, which will be joined together to create loud speaker enclosures, amplifier enclosures, horns, all using meticulous, hand-done joinery that allows the wood to expand and contract in your home. it's like a living thing. this is a very difficult, time consuming, expensive process. we're the only company in the world that does this. nobody else makes loudspeakers using solid wood joinery construction, not today, not -- that i know -- ever. ♪ jonathan: at a certain point, the parts come from the wood shop, metalworking shop, powder coater. they come to our central facility, where we do the final assembly. most of our equipment is very big, and it's very big because it has to be. sound waves can't be miniaturized. it's physics. it's very old-school, not mass production. and the components that we use are simply of the highest grade possible. aerospace level stuff. the last phase is reall

maybe this poor piece of wood was part of the collateral damage. who knows? over the years, presidents come and presidents go, redecorating, repainting, and renovating to suit their individual tastes. then, in 1902, theodore roosevelt begins the first wholesale restoration of the mansion that he officially names "the white house." it's time to pick up the thread of this strange inheritance story. according to mike meister, in 1902, his great-uncle, joseph williamson jr., is a law student at georgetown university in d.c. one day, he strolls down pennsylvania avenue, spots the piece of wood in a junk pile, and thinks, "it's pretty neat." >> joseph jr. picked it up. >> like a yard sale? did they buy it? >> no, it was scrap. i mean, it was things that were gonna be eventually hauled off to landfills, burned, whatever. >> he brings it home to illinois from law school and gives it to his father as a memento. his dad inscribes his name and writes the date on the back. the piece is handed down in the family to mike's dad, wayne meister, in the 1930s. where was it kep

police say the boy has special needs and was left in the woods by his own mother.bc 10 went to her door to ask why. >> i want you to leave. >> reporter: a mother accused of abandoning her son in the woods had little to say about the criminal charge she faces when i knocked on her door. >> get off my premises. the cops are going to arrive. >> reporter: she's awaiting her day in court charged with child endangerment. the 39-year-old is lawyered up. you got a lawyer? >> yes, i do. >> reporter: declining to say who. police say whistler tried to get her 10-year-old son into a program at joint base mcgwire and when she found out he was not eligible, she took him to a wooded area and left him there with only his luggage. he was wandering in the woods near the visitor center this past thursday, telling police his mother left him behind and provided her name and phone number. neighbors are stunned. >> oh, i can't imagine someone leaving their child, especially someone disabled with needs. >> reporter: the boy's aide at the elementary school for two years says she knew her a

talking about the pursuit from the west woods. stewart is talking about getting more troops to follow-up the success. the confederate army is looking to grab that initiative in no man's land. take it and turn the tide of the campaign once again in their favor. throughout the late morning, early afternoon of the 17th, this is the situation on the northern end of the battlefield. you can see the confederate battle line is starting to coalesce. lee is gathering more troops on the northern end of his line. he is even bringing up soldiers that have been engaged in the morning's battle and bringing them once again to the north. trying to do whatever he possibly can to take this initiative back. you'll see the union army is also massing troops on the northern end of the battlefield, but the confederates are trying to do something new, trying to take the initiative back. here's what james longstreet had to say. again, in 1896, he said the enemy's non-aggression suggested an opportunity, another word that robert e. lee is always looking fo

she was walking along the sidewalk and the man dragged her into the woods. investigators say the man tried removing her pants but the woman screams, alerted neighbors and that scared the man off. police say he got into a car and left. the area neighbors tell us that they're nervous and they fell unsafe even doing the most basic things. people ride their bikes , people jog, walk their dogs are out with their children . it can't in the middle of the day so you can't be safe. but hopefully they catch him. i'll definitely be on the lookout. i know all my neighbors and people i speak with and walk my dog be watching also. >> fairfax county police say the suspect is between 20 and 30 years old with brown hair and a beard. they say he was last seen wearing a gray t-shirt with red writing on it, gray shorts and a red baseball cap. one other distinctiontive thing about this man's vehicle it was a hyundai or hundred die, itself first letter of the license plate was the letter v. >> four:32 is the time right now . fairfax county police are also asking your help finding

woods, two questions. on transportation, isn't it true that trucks from canada and mexico do not have to follow the same safety standards when they are traveling in this country that our trucks do? i could be on a highway with a mexican truck next to me, or a canadian truck, and they are not as safe as the trucks that our people drive. that is number one. with regard to the food that comes here, mexico can use ddt on their food they ship here, a certain amount, a very limited amount they are allowed to use. that in this country, our farmers are not allowed to use ddt with respect to insects and other harmful insects. are greatse questions, and i think those are issues the u.s. wants to address with this. you have to amend the that nafta was created 23 years ago, so a lot of the pesticides and rules and regulations were not -- were not modern at that point. they need to modernize the laws and address some of those issues. i do not know the specifics of the trucking. i have heard that close to the border, th

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woods will enter a diversion program later this year. prosecutors also agreed to drop the dui charge and wipe his record clean once the program is completed. such a deal is offered to many first time dui offenders in palm beach county. no alcohol was found in his system he says he was under the influence of a prescription pain killer and sleep aid when officers discovered him asleep at the wheel. >> you may notice oprah's products popping up on shelves on grocery stores. the refrigerated soups and side dishes are comfort foods with a twist. she snuck cauley flower into the mashed potatoes.

gt anderson's army goes north, to divisions will swing to the west woods and the third, rh anderson's division will help out in the sunken road. again, that may be seen as lee is simply masking where mcclellan is massing most of his troops but let me offer this to you. 6 o'clock in the morning, here is the disposition of lee's army on the antietam battlefield. roughly half of it is north of sharpsburg, only about 9% is in the center and you have about a quarter each on the southern end of the battlefield and a quarter left in reserve. here's the situation by 10:00 a.m. 90 -- nine out of every 10 infantrymen in robert e. lee's army -- is north of sharpsburg. 90%. to look at that and think that this is simply robert e. lee getting involved in a heavyweight boxing match with george mcclellan, that does not scream defensive to me. lee is looking to do something. if you put 90% of your army at one point, you are clearly trying to mass your troops for something big. and i should also note that when lee's army is defeated, even a couple of days before lee's army is defeated at the battle of

. >> that fuel is waste wood from cinnamon farming. it only releases the amount of 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 of the cinnamon 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 sometim

they asked me if i wanted the wood. i said sure.s all white pine. 200-year-old virgin forest would. it sounded really good. i decided to keep doing that. >> they spend their days detailing the wedding cutting, moving and shaping up. >> you might want to hold your ears. >> but he estimates having enough wood to less than x30 years. >> we get all that would out and there's a lot of what out there. probably almost as much wood as i will ever use. but you never seem to know if it -- >> but when 200-year-old would sounds like this. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> you have to have it. just ask celebrities like bob dylan, one of his many renowned clients. >> here play in that. >> the guitar stake about one month to make. when they finished the cost run $2000. more information can be found on kelly kelly guitars.com. you can stay with me on twitter. >> happy friday everyone. meteorologist dan is here. for the ninth weekend in a row we're talking about rain chances heading into the weekend. it certainly has been a soggy summer so far. saturday will be the what day

last year, has put the maple wood police chief, robert and one of his captains in hot water.own calling for the chief's resignation. 4 teens were arrested during a celebration in 2016. officers were accused by the teens of excessive force. out of town, they marched out of town. some of the teens were residen residents. tuesday night there was an emergency here, after the video was made public. maple wood township committee suspended the chief 2 makes $175,000 a year for 60 days, and they demanded his resignation, they don't have the power to fire him. captain jos joshua thomas was suspended for 30 days. we have former nypd detective sergeant joe. >> thank you, joe on chasing news. >> thank you. >> you have seen the video, joe, you heard the report from rohan. couple things occur to me, any time i see videos like this, first, right away there is always a cry about racism. two, does lack context, for getting the end of it, pushing the kids over and back behind the town line, like it is an international border, is it possible they were unrule ?e. >unruly? >> sure, to say there w

in 15 minutes cedric's division is cleared from the west woods and loses 42% of its soldiers. an entire division of the union army nearly wrecked. and this attack by lee, which by the way is the only point on the antietam battlefield where the confederates are going to have more troops at the tip of the spear than the union army would, this is going to force the union army, the union high command, more pacificsly edwin summoner, back into the defensive. so now the initiative is not in george mcclellan's hands but resting in no-man's lands. talking about the pursuit, stuart is talking about getting more troops to follow up the success. the confederate army is looking to grab that initiative in no man man's land, and take it and turn it in their favor. this is the situation on the end of the battlefield. you can see the confederate battle line is starting to coalesce. he's even bring up soldiers that had been engaged in the morning's battle and once again bringing them to the north, trying to do whatever he possibly can to take this initiative back. you'll see the union army is

woods and vonn dated for two years. her phone was hacked and naked photos of both of them were recently stolen and posted online. a spokesperson for vonn calls the hack a despicable invasion of privacy. photos of other stars including miley cyrus were also stolen and posted on the website. woods and other victims are threatening to sue the site. the website operator is denying they stole the photos directly from woods and vonn and says he won't remove the photos. >>> the stock market opens today off its best day since spring. the dow surged nearly 200 points amid new hopes of tax reform and opens just a shade under 21,900 after its best single day performance since april. the nasdaq and s&p 500 posted gains yesterday as well. >>> and a landmark hotel once owned by the president is up for sale. new york city's famed plaza hotel is on the market according to "the wall street journal." it could sell for more than $550 million. now, donald trump owned that building from 1988 until 1995. among those rumored to be interested

a woman survived after spending a month stranded in the woods in alabama a month. she ran into the woods weeks ago, trying to escape two men, ended up getting lost and couldn't find her way out. the 25-year-old survived dr eating wild berries and mushrooms. someone eventually spotted her driving down the road and called 911. she lost 50 pounds but otherwise is doing okay. remarkable. >>> 4:17. time to check back in with chuck bell who has already been busy in the weather center this morning. what have you got? >> very busy, tracking fog in the area and trying to figure out a bit of a rain chance as we finish out the week and rain threat into the weekend. shannon and i are flipping coins to decide how much rain threat we put on saturday. on the whole, most of saturday's rain chances in the very early parts of the day. speaking of early mornings, yes, indeed, lots of fog for your early start on wednesday morning. mile and a half visibility at dulles airport, under a mile across howard county, two mails in gaithersburg. little better visibility at national airport, 7

adrianna: we are learning more about the state of tiger woods on the night of his arrest. his toxicology report was released from the memorial day blessed and it showed he had pain, anxiety, and sleep medications in his system as well as thc, the active ingredient in e -- iving national help students at the university of maryland are getting ready for a high tech test of skill. next week they face off against 28 other universities across the world in a spacex hyperloop pod competition. they are trying to help shape the future of transportation. >> a bunch of teens, a bunch of engineers trying to revolutionize transportation. >> excitement has been growing since elon musk got the government's thumbs-up to attempt -- to create an underground transportation system to get you from new york to d.c. in 29 minutes. the university of maryland created nemesis, a scaled-down version of the pod that could potentially be what we use one day. >> this mode of transportation and he opened it up to universities and engineers from all over the world. >> team umd loop in college park will c