all belleau wood. i think what people are surprised to understand here, the battle of belleau wood, we are here on the battlefield where primary u.s. marine corps took over three weeks of very bloody combat in june of 1918, but in fact they were relieved by u.s. army troops who continued the fight pre-at many of whom fell in the field to my left here. beautiful french countryside, as it was in 1918. you have a lot of stories here of u.s. marine corps, u.s. army. we had our navy medal of honor recipients just behind the camera here. so many stories to tell. we are just trying to find ways to make that connection. >> and then yes, we usually call it these monuments. about 200 acres, approximately, of the original battle site of -- original battle site of yes, hillod, and, 204, for the meter height. it's 240 meters high. it's actually the french-american monument the way it commemorates and maintains the american battle monument. the names of the villages are inscribed on the monument and also why it was

that is belleau wood. a small would wear american second division fought for three weeks, including the marines brigade that made a big part of the offensive here. was designed by an american artist. it was dedicated in 1955. that is a day of dedication. we see the trees looking similar to what it is nowadays. mr. yockelson: this is in the woods. the marines had captured this. mr. moizan: it is showing a marines in action. it was renamed wood of the marines brigade by a french general, the general for the sixth army. it was officially renamed wood of the marines brigrade. the chapel is already built. this is a chapel from a cemetery. we see the differences, what we had before, we see the headstones already marble made. , the same settings we could see today. mr. yockelson: it is sacred ground for the marines. they are the ones that established the battleground area and turned it into a memorial for the fifth and sixth marines who fought and died in june 1918. they still visit that area. mr. moizan: quite a

liza: we save money so we can afford the wood. but sadly, there are lot of families who don't manage. we're doing better than some. we can pay for firewood. the poor families can't. reporter: the men collect wood from high up in the forests of the caucasus mountains. they're still allowed to fell trees here. gogita chikjladze is 27. he comes here regularly. gogita eimates thaeach and ery house his area nsumes about two to three truckloads of wood every year. gogita eimates thaeach and gogita: if we cut down trees eranywhere else we could cause rock slides, which are dangerous for the residents. reporter: the forest might seem lush, but deforestation is rife across georgia. the number of trees being cut has to be limited to ensure long-term sustainability. currently over 12 times that number is being felled. the work of these two mechanics is helping to solve the problem. they're cutting solar panels. the mache dates ba to worldwar. they're part of the energy cooperative. the systems they produce here should help to reduce wood bui

>> woods. >> woods? what's his first name? >> i don't know? >> how long you live together?obably eight months. >> eight months. and you think you are safe going back to the same cell? >> yeah. >> you don't think you'll fall again? >> no. >> you think for whatever reason you fell for this time is over with and you won't fall more? >> should be. >> you understand where i'm coming from, we've got to protect you. >> i fell. leave it at that. >> you don't want to talk about what happened? >> no. trying to get medical attention. >> i'll get you all fixed up. they've done some x-rays, right? all right. he reported he had fallen in his cell. which is typical in prison. instead of snitching on anybody they say they fell or had a seizure. hit their head playing basketball. he's got substantial injuries. it looks like his jaw is broken or his orbital is fractured. staff think that something was done with a hot pot. there was a hot pot inside cell that was broke. e cell mate in cuffs. we'll ver antalk to him, see what he's got to say. >> the cell mate is dana woods serving 70 years for

lice sayt wood eventsly crawled out of t woods,ikely store yentased into the southbound lanes of georgia avenue where he was run over by notne but two cars. they did not .st according to police. both of them did not stop. police say the suspects saw at yo cay hawow. busy this road is even at night. there are still ectronic signs out here asking fore peopl with information to help police trace down drivers. but here's how police figured out what happened bef at wood was hit by tho cars. >> a review of surveillance video in the area by our deteives actually captured the assault and robbery on the video and that obviously led detectives to ultimately figuring out what happened. the victim was a local resident. he was known to frequent that a there was any prior association victim and he just happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> reporter: this is 21 year old kenneth kapakima's mug shot. police have arrested him andr 17 yea olds boy. thee third f suspect has not bet. charged ye police believe that one of those cars involved in the hit and run isight in color, light in color

>> jimmy: evan rachel wood. is the star of "westworld," the show about rs identical to humans, and cause major chaos. or as it's also known, facebook. [ laughter and applause ] listen to this, a group of scientists in singapore built a a robot that can put together [ t that's when you know something's wrong, when it's easier to build a robot than an ikea dresser. [ laughter and applause ] and finally you guys, the stanley cup playoffs are officially under way. [ cheers and applause ] now, as we know, at the end of the season they give out the most valuable player award, but they also give out other awards sort of like the ones in high school year books, like most likely to succeed, class clown, stuff like that. so with that in mind, it's time for "tonight show" superlatives. here we go. ♪ ♪ tonight show superlatives ♪ >> jimmy: our first player from the pittsburgh penguins is jake guentzel. [ light laughter ] he was voted most likely to play both roles in the "beavis and butt-head spectacular on ice." [ laughter

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

police say at wood eventually crawled out of the woods, likely lanes of gia avenue where heound was run over by not one but two cars. they both did not st police say the suspects saw at wood get hit and just ran away. you can s how busy this road is even at night. there are also still electronic signs out here asking people with information to help police track down those drivers. but here's howolfid whapdefore d was hit by those cars. >>> surveillance video in the area by our detectives actually on the video and that obviously led detectives to ultimately o figuring what happened. the victim was a local residentr he was known to uent that area and it's not believed there was any prior skosh yeggs between the suspects and the j victim andust happened t be in the wrong place at the wrong time. >>> this is 21 year old kenneth kapakima's mug shot. police have arrested him and a 17 year oldboy. the third female suspect has not yet been charge t policeling us they believe one of those car i involn the hit appear run is aodight colorege durango. the second is either a 2011 dodge avenger or a

there was every reason to think tara was murdered, and then dumped in the woods. but murdered how?on's attorney called her as soon as she heard the news. >> she was obviously distraught, >> reporter: in the end, bones and a few teeth were all they found. there was every reason to think tara was murdered, and then dumped in the woods. but murdered how? by whom? sharon's attorney called her as soon as she heard the news. >> she was obviously distraught, devastated, hysterical, crying. now what? find out the killers and make them pay for the crime. >> reporter: prosecutor dan feinberg got the autopsy results. they were not helpful. >> only half of the bones in her body were recovered. and some of the more important bones like the hyoid bone which would show whether or not there might been a choking or strangulation was not recovered. >> reporter: the medical examiner, though, found evidence that four of tara's ribs were fractured. >> a perimortem fracture, a fracture that occurred at the time of death. >> so there's a big, big slam into her ribs somehow. >> the medical examiner clearl

af woods is scheduled to tee off around 1:20 thisernoon.he first round of golfers begins at 7:00 this morning. sheena, those are going to be the lucky guys because the heat is goin to be epic. >> of course, before weet to sheena, let's go to melissa with your first breaking news we've been following this morning. >> it is going to be a warm one. westbound 370, the ramp to southbound 270, live picture here now.or live rin just a minute showing you this closure here this morning. we are shut down because of that overturned actor-trailer. take a look there. you can see the purple showing you that closure. alternate here westbound 370, you can turnround at fields road and get back on to southbound 270. in northwest, a new problems. nbound canal after arizona avenue. one lane only getting by a downed tree there. on the beltway this has disappeared at college park, so no problem thernner loop after college park. that is now gone. with e inner loop at 450 the right lane, the only thing getting by the work zone. guys. >right, melissa. thank you. >>

[applause] >> i see that is the 100th anniversary of bella wood. is there any special -- i see that next month is the 100th anniversary of bella wood. is there any special recognition of that event? >> the marine corps is doing their thing. a lot of the family, these students are going over as a group. the marine care is -- the marine corps is planning a symposium. so, the marine corps is also putting out histories of the .attles this is an interesting thing and this is one of the points i would like to make. we are afraid that this will go by fast and we will lose. the mend be remembering -- what about them, what did ?his due to our nation we love to talk about the casualties, but what about the casualties? pershing new. pershing's fall we were not ready. once pershing was there, the offensive was going to begin the next year with the war. once pershing saw the plan was moving, his determination was i -- spin thespend line now and do that this year rather than next year. if you look at what they were asked to do, and if you have been there, you un

--woods at 11...3rd on the par 5.... woods gets it to drop on the green... and how about this shot.. holes out for eagle... woods moves to 5 under...--but unfortunately, mother nature calls.. a weather delay.. tiger not as good after the break...-- but responds on 15... from the fringe... woods with his 5th birdie putt woods with his 5th birdie putt on the day.. but a bogey on 17 would cost him a bit... however, not a bad day... finished 5 under 67....--woods is 6 back from leader kyle stanley .. he is called baby steph... meet the steph curry lookalike... whose got his own moves on the court. tonight at 9 i didn't give you the authorization to be filmed i'm going to show you an intersection with so much going on. you really have to see it to believe it! so put down both your phones grab your scooter and hold on in the next edition of people behaving badly ♪ ♪ ♪ down where the summer and the late nights last forever ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i feel most times we're high and low ♪ ♪ high and low ♪ if i had my way, never let you go ♪ ♪ never let you go enhance your moments. san

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

frame construction and what you see in non-rated wood-framed construction built before 1940 are more avoids in the buildings more attic spaces more empty spaces the fire can occupy and spread faster this is why our housing stock is fragile and we have to doing everything we can to prevent fires from happening. >> non-rated wood frame construction is burns interest materials faster rapid fire extension and void spaces the building collapses quicker you allows the structural strength when it is built out of wood the wood adds fuel to the fire combusts and spreads so adjacent properties another big issue we have when the fires spread from one building to another building and the people are effected not only in the building it started by effected on to the right building to the right or left the buildings on the corners those are the most vulnerable you have going around the corner to another city block this is a big issue in san francisco. >> older buildings have hidden old electrical system in those buildings we'll get to that later go to the next slide. >> so there are a lot of vulner

right into the woods, shortly after takeoff. and we're also following the power outage at a major american airport. the blackout causing major flight and security delays. >>> there is breaking news involving the death of penn state student timothy piazza, who fell down the stairs at a frat party. the students who waited up to 12 hours before calling for help. the headline breaking late today. >>> and good evening from london tonight as we make our way back home from singapore. we begin with the breaking headline back home, involving president trump's longtime personal attorney and friend, michael cohen. tonight, losing his legal team, and abc news has learned cohen will now likely cooperate with federal investigators. it was some time ago, the fbi raided his home, office, and hotel room. agents showing up at his door, demanding he turn over his phones. confiscating records, documents, and ever since, the scrutiny has been growing. the president has acknowledged cohen arranged the hush money to stormy daniels. but said he did not

cody and joellen woods caught that bug about two years ago. and, man, they are sick.hey have four kids. they took the entire family to new zealand. that was a cool adventure. but it wasn't quite enough. six months ago, cody decided, well, let's travel more. so, since january, the entire woods family, cody, joellen, ethan, gavin, trevor, reese, have been touring the globe, visiting all different countries, having a blast and learning on the road. one of the places they landed in, bali. this entire video is all about their experience. it isn't all glamour. >> we got back into our car and we turned on our engine and we heard a pop. our battery blew. >> breakdowns on the way to the thera airport. that's a thorny day. how about the roses on the travel, like getting to meet koalas or wallabies. >> you have to take the bad with the good. the good is so wort it. >> i'm sure you have questions for this traveling family, the woods. they're joining us from spain. hello, everybody. guys, we understand you are on your way back to the united states. at some point this year, but tha

woods teeing off for the first time at this course. the last time he played in this tournament was5 201 held in northern virginia. woods says he feels good after wednesday's pro-am round admitting after fusion backhe surgery, 's doing things he hasn't done in 10 years. what's nothe changed, t excitement from the fseeing woods back on the urse. >> reporter: with his ties to this charity and being a two-timehampion of this event, i asked woods what this means ti him ret to his tournament after missing the last two years. >> it's great to be back and frustrating not to compete and play and be part of this event. what we've created here over the years has been special. we were the first ones to d it. that was one of the standards throughout the tour, free admission to military servicemen and women andnt their depende retirees. it became a standard on the pga tour. we did a few things i'm very proud of. >> reporter:tiger's father earl woods served in t u.s. army and how important the military is to tiger. a couple more familiar faces, a cou

and boy, is tiger woods, has he changed a lot. 14 years ago, this is woods, finished 17.o, jason day. >> i texted him, i sent him a picture of him at this event, and he had like mc hammer pants. i'm saying look at these pants! it was like the old school ckmost of the time, he does. >> tiger woods goes off at 10:47, rounds start at early as 5:00 a.m., but a golf major, some of the die-hards they call in sick, sit back, and watch it all day. that's fine, what are you going to do. >> what what were wrong with those pants? they were fine, they were call. >> hammer pants. >> little too high, little too -- >> a little too poofy. >> i remember when that was cool, man! before that, bell bottoms. i'll stop. >> whoa! tomorrow morning at 4-30. michelle griego and kenny choi will have all the news you need.. to start your day. good night. >>> the late show is next. our next newscast is tomorrow morning at 4:30. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs ♪ ♪

tiger woods, 78. but there are four tied at the top. and 1 under par.oulter, russell henley and scott piercy. from all of us with fox golf, until tomorrow what kind of a day willck? we'll find out together. five-year average, sitting at essentially 70 feet right now. so that's recovered over the years. as we have done projects to restore natural areas and reduce storm water pollution. >> we all love tahoe. many of us flock up there every winter andd we wish you all the best. thank you for your insight. we appreciate it. >>> we want to take a moment to thank all of yous on ktvu fox 2. we were on ktvu plus for the first 40 of the broadcast, but a lot of you enjoyed the golf. >> the golf, how about open. and now weto throw you over and find out how our weather is. golfing weekend for some? >> that's encouraging, the reports. not that the lake is losing clarity, it's all mother nature, it's just what happens, and i'm glad he did a nice job because so often we alarm ourself windshield these things, and -- ourselves with these things, and lake tahoe does go i

even today mitten vald has clients from around the globe who ordered wood to make violins some of the maple wood is over five hundred years old and by mobius for if i got this tree about four weeks ago. you could enter through this one of the four most beautiful trees i've ever received the top like if you're listening to the crew about this much of the last hundred years. we've had time to develop these characters so to speak if you connect to someone with two people. the judges testing further interviews for best violin. fifty powerful brilliant some all with a very interesting time the oldest was one i would estimate it's like new cars have to be broken in my violin needs to be played. so you need to imagine what this new instrument they were assessing is going to sound like in a few years young. building violins requires absolute precision instruments are then covered in up to thirty layers of varnish but their quality also depends on whether the violin maker is having a good day. is not good every day is different i love football and after byron munich lost the german cup finals

woods takes to the hills in new york state ahead of the us open. hello and welcome to the programme, where the clock is ticking, with the world cup officially kicking off in russia on thursday. the teams are continuing to arrive in their bid for football's greatest prize, and those touching down on tuesday included the holders, germany, who left from a wet and rainy frankfurt before arriving in moscow, where they will begin their defence against mexico on sunday. austin halewood reports. with less than 48 hours to go, it is almost time. russia is ready, and now so almost time. russia is ready, and now so other teams, because the champions are on russian soil. germany flew into moscow ahead of their first match on sunday, the task ahead of them to become the first team for 56 years to retain the trophy. england are another side hoping they can rewrite the history books, but for different reasons. gareth southgate‘s team arriving in russia desperate for a first knockout win since 2006. but, while germany are the team to beat, brazil are the ones to w

to shape the opening the wood mustn't be split. but this tells you if the material is good. the flute once served as a signal horn and means of communication between shepherds on the mountain pastures in two thousand and five unesco included the instrument in its list of masterpieces of the oral heritage of humanity. from the cellar up into the living room we still haven't got the finished article. the half dr carved it in my workshop the fujairah still has to be decorated i usually work with lace patterns that's also a tradition. it was with her and there. they are the same patterns you also find on slovakian wooden cups going to scream see. it's important for the surface of the flute to be really smooth. here. the size of the slovak in shepherd's flute varies the fujairah can be up to one meter seventy long the instrument produces a natural scale depending on the force with which it is blown the sound changes and is altered with the hand at the lower end of the instrument. ha. off into nature in full traditional costume the high

wood is over five hundred years old and obvious for if i got this tree about four weeks ago. so the one of the four most beautiful trees i've ever received got complicated it's no wonder they grew about this much in the last hundred years. but at the time to develop its character so to speak can connect to some only two people. the judges testing further interviews for best violin. powerful brilliant was on the in the summer with a very interesting time because the oldest was when i was dreaming it's like new cars out there were broken in my violin needs to be played so you need to imagine what this new instrument that we're assessing is going to sound like in a few years. building violins requires absolute precision instruments are then covered in up to thirty layers of varnish but their quality also depends on whether the violin maker is having a good day. is not good every day is different i love football and after byron munich lost the german cup finals what was to say that wasn't the ideal date for building up ireland. this year the top prize is awarded to violin number

. >> ♪ >> carrie understood wood got a from her hubby. after winning.s a huge night for carrie underwood. she solidified her record win. she has 1 cmt awards. >> carrie underwood. >> this was carrie's second award show appearance since the accident that left her with nearly 50 stitches in her face. >> thank you guys the fans. >> it was blake shelton who took home the big prize of the night. >> blake shelton. i'll name the dog. >> i have been doing this for 18 years. >> blake, who also performed, arrived solo, leaving everybody asking, where's gwen? >> well, "e.t." learned gwen had to miss the show because she's knee deep in rehearsals for his las vegas residency. still, she tweeted blake support and they spent the weekend together with her boys. >> and fellow "voice" coach kelly clarkson hit the stage, adding a gospel touch to a rock classic. ♪ american woman kelly showed off her slimdown in a body-hugging short black dress. the singer reportedly lost 40 pounds. >> i'm rocking out tonight. then i was kind of like, i guess i'm singing to a lady friend, s

a fence called roses woods. southern fringe. they held a thin line at a horrific human cost. course are subject this morning. that grisly drive that led from spots and was the spots in pennsylvania to economy creek. i think it's safe to say that a battle tested battle hardened veteran like john west haley, who had seen chancellorsville, who had seen gettysburg was completely unprepared for what awaited between the rep. dent: and james rivers that summer of 1864. the remarkable candor and sardonic wit of his voluminous diary permits us as historians lb it in a limited way -- some of the portland campaign. fiery not only makes clear the superhuman physical and emotional endurance this campaign demanded us as soldiers. eloquentlystifies some of those lesser appreciated realities of the war's final year. too often faced by the numbing judgment of hindsight. too often, and this goes back to the very first essay we read together, worrying about the civil war. often we treat that final year as it is just falling action. the jamesly cross river, only to capture atlanta and to stock u

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mean there's a lot of wooded area lots of parks around here.ook to see if you have been affected by a tick bite and this is turead into lymese. >> kind of thete hallmark characstic a lot of people know about with lyme disease i the expanding bulls eye rash. it doesn't always take the shape of a bulls eye but i does expand out usually from the site people are going to show that7% rash that's good indication. fatigue, headache, um, swollen lymph, n and muscle aches. >> right. how do you avoid this other than don't go into the woods which, you know, again a lot of parks fferent areas.his area adiot of how do you avoid this? >> yeah, we want people to sll go outside a enjoy themselves. the important thing is that you're covering up exposed skin so that ticks are staying outside of your body and your clothingor as long as possible possible. apply repellent to your clothing >> not just putting it on your h hands --ave to put it on cour clothes, too.us w i ientot w>>e wan nt it on the clothes because tt's the most likely place they're going to get on

in the history of sports quite possibly only babe ruth and tiger woods carried an entire sport solely on their shoulders. fellow golfers will tell you because of woods their paychecks have tripled because of the interest he brought to the sport...tv ratings off the chart when he was in contention.of course the majority of people point toward his off the course troubles for his decline....which became public thanksgiving 2009....the womanizing...trouvbles with alchohol and alledgly substance abuse..turned him from an admired legend to a young man whos public image was just a lie... if we can smile for a momemnt...my favorite criticisms from the media....concerned all the woman he repordtly was involved with.....writers and broadcasters who can't get a date were telling him how to live his life.if this is it....hey 14 major titles...second oinly to jack nicklauses 18....the one and only reason golf now has their own network...and the single reasonpeople of all colors around the world found golf for a time intersting....thats a legendarycareer......he was groomed by his dad to care about

this is great wood shop. we build furniture. we d carvi cngs.le. we can build anything rr or anything. we do a lot of work for people in leisure world repairing their furniturend those kinds of things. >> that's fantastic.d you guys are at work every day down her >> right. >> he's being shy. let's shosome of the work. so this is some of the stuff that you guys have made, right. >> right. ths is stuff t come off the computer controlled routeer over h simple things like -- that's actually my own cremation urn. >> let's talk about this. llthis is ay beautiful. >> yeah, it. it's nice piece of furniturely . >> right. you've got your wife's name on the o side and you guys will >> together. together forever. >> i think that's really beautiful. >> you know. we can do other thing this particular one here i don't know if you can see it. >> yup. we gott. >> was done by one of the carvers first and so we took drawing of this carving put tt intohe computer and we can now do it here quicker than he can hado hand cabbing. t do you love about wood working? can

roy wood, jr.eports from the front lines. >> two words that will scare you -- illegal immigrants. >> we have gang members, predators, rapists, killers. >> illegal immigrants are burglars, are thieves there to harm your security and steal your prosperity. >> trump has been cracking down on illegal innovators with a voluntary program called 287g, inviting local police to cooperation with immigration and customs enforcement, better known on the streets as i.c.e. to investigate i went to salem p.a. to met with 287g 0g fred acon rough. he has a lot of shit on his desk. >> it helps put people in jail or if i decide to report ships them out of here. >> the program gives police departments access to the i.c.e. database, basically putting i.c.e. on speed dial when they want to deport undocumented criminals. >> so it saves me sometimes hours of police time waiting for i.c.e. to get back to us. >> god forbid it's late at night, you have to text i.c.e. you have to be, like, hey, girl, what you doin' i.c.e. bab

and the bear was tranquilized before being taken to a wooded area north of the city.mon to see bears in the area this time of the year. (pam) that wraps up kron 4 news at 8.(ken) grant lodes and vicki liviakis are here with kron 4 news at 9. ((grant))thank you pam and ken...thank you pam and ken... next at nine...it was a nailbiter of a game that went into overtime.... and it is a big win for the warriors as they take game one of the nba finals.... tonight we are live on both side of the bay with hilites, and fan reaction.... plus...the wind is to blame for a tree that branch that snapped and fell on a woman... details on her condition tonight... ((grant)) plus...high winds and cooler condtions are hitting the bay area...what we can expect as we say hello to the weekend....((vicki))keep it here...kron 4 news at nine starts right after the break. so, aunt katy, did you do anything for your birthday? i stopped paying too much at verizon and switched to sprint's unlimited 55+ nice! anything else? well...woohoo...best... birthday...ever!! not much. just happy i'm saving m

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woods had been involved in drug supply for about six months, before the murder.that cassidy was probably employed to come down and i think take over the drug scene. as well as damning forensic evidence, the team painstakingly trawled video footage. it links cassidy to his killer. here they are walking towards the shop. quite friendly and chatty. it appears so, however we believe that even at that stage this is now six or seven hours before the murder will stop david woods has started his planning. that something was going to happen. this is not a chance thing, this is the victim and this is his killer. woods and baines would be sentenced for the murder of matthew cassidy next week. the latest shocking illustration of how county lines have read. manchester, birmingham and of course london have areas where joining a gang can be seen as a tempting choice. we have discovered that police now think they could be dealing with more than 1000 county line operations, that is a fourfold increase in just four years. london urban street gangs are still by far the largest grou

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inflow following one of the promises kites in the wood on the german coast. of british nationals cases such can be. to highlight the latest fashion trends every year break labels show their collections for the summer and winter seasons but for some design else that's not enough that's why there are those so-called cruise collections that take place in between the main fashion weeks when they are presented in very special that news like this and fronts. geale would chose a palatial venue to present its twenty nine hundred cruise collection the stables and grounds of the shuttle to sean to use outside paris the atmosphere was much more relaxed than it shows during fashion week in the city. they tend to be kind of more spectacular in their choice of locations and i wonder if that is because you have to kind of fight for attention at this time of year always a pleasure to attend and kind of exciting and i know i mean i don't think is a different clients about. this and that was good because the people that come to the showed us to run in another shore as not so b

thank you. >> thank you, miss woods. ace, followed by oscar james and michael freeman. >> well, thank you. let me just start off by saying, my name is ace, i'm not going to go through the songs, but it's directed to the warriors, to the city and county and to the next governor, and to the republicans, what's his name, chump? trump. i was here when the warriors came, asking for this then. that's why i'm here, documenting. i told mission bay and all those projects back down there, see, i'm a historian, i go to the origin of the situation. you all know what i'm getting ready to say, right? i ask you all to at least consider putting jim jefferson down there at the mission bay, warriors, before you all came there was katellasis. i've been here through the history of the redevelopment, and we're going to talk about that later because i'm very disappointed, not at you all, but at your executive staff. but let me tell you to the warriors, and all those others with buildings leaning with left, my name is ace, and i'm on the case.

he is mixing three different woods to create this object. , a material heat would be familiar with. he is using walnut for the turned elements and doing something interesting. he is taking this walnut and chemically treating it to make it darker and richer and appear like ebony wood. and then, he is taking and indigenous wanted, yellow pine for the shelves and panels. formal objects for their qualities, but we love them when they tell histories of people. not only is this the earliest southern object we have, it has an unbroken family history to the 17th century to a woman named mary percy who lived in york county. her object descended from to her daughter, and from mother and daughter through the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries. in the early 20th century it found a home with its first male iner, who was not using it one of the finest rooms, but on the back porch of his house in south virginia where he was using it to store hams, tools and chicken feed. it was recognized by some of the early antiques dealers who are traveling the south trying to recover these objects from obscurity. i

based a government of national accord agreed to compensate victims on both sides the people of the wood to start returning home in february but they were stopped by armored groups of. since then they've been stuck in the desert twenty five miles from their destination the new. deal is designed to get them back on the move and back to their homes what of his state those homes are now in. misrata the united nations is calling for calm in mali after dozens of people were injured during band anti-government protests opposition figures accuse security forces of firing live ammunition attendance traces the government rejects the claims many are calling for transparency in next month's presidential poll where president abraham. is seeking reelection. still to come here on al-jazeera sport the u.s. open champion produces the best ever performance at the french open will be right. getting to the heart of the matter if. calls you today says let's have talks would you accept. what do you think. like a lot of people think the peace. for south korea story on talk to al jazeera. hello again that's be

tiger woods was numr one in the world when he launched this tournament in 2007. and it will move to detroit next year, only addg toeasons to enjoy woods and other names on the course for the pro-am. >> tiger woods is making his return to the tournament he brought here to d.c. this year, the first time woods will be playing in the quicken loans at the ppc potomac. he is excited to get back and supportis foundation which honors the military. >> it's great to be back. it's been frustrating not be able to compete and play and be a part of this event. i thie what w created over the yearsas beenspecial. >> reporter: also hitting the links, redskins ryan kerrigan and head coach, jay gruden, both admitting they won't be trading in cleats and clipboards for golf cbs any time soon. >> you don't realize how bad you are until you play here. ee reporter: how about ryan? >> i've a couple of times and he's not good. >> reporter: i asked the coach how your golf was and he said it was not good, stick to football. how would you rankla your comparatively. >> compared to? >> reporte