artillery was used heavily during the battle of belleau wood, fired deep into the woods, which forcedhe germans to scatter from their entrenched positions and allowed an opening which the 5th and 6th marines took advantage of. the marines launched an offensive, attack towards belleau wood. the americans are forced to go across hedges and heavy rows of whe wheat, which is now in full bloom in june. it will take another two weeks before the americans are able to penetrate to the south end of the woods and finally, on june 24th, a major thrust takes the marines through the woods, hand-to-hand fighting. on june 25th, the marines have penetrated deep into the woods, but the germans haven't fully retreated. finally, by that evening and into the next day, the 26th, the marines have full control of the woods. word is sent to fourth marine brigade commander general harbor and the marines now have been victorious. by the 26th, the marines have captured belleau wood and have prevented the germans from going any further in their offensive towards paris. the field pieces that we see here and the o

wood later in june.ut it just lasted on and on. it was one of the most brutal battles, remains one of the most brutal battles in the history of our country. >> one of the titles of one of the chapters in your book about belleau wood is "gas and exhaustion." can you talk about the use of poison gas in that battle? and on the world war i battlefield? >> yeah, proportionately americans suffered more casualties from gas than did any other country. a lot of that had to do with lack of preparation of understanding what poison gas could do. the germans had attacked americans with gas attacks a number of times in the spring. but in belleau wood there were a number of occasions where the germans would pull back their troops and simply saturate the woods with mustard gas, which is just a nightmarish concoction. it can burn you all over. get into your lungs, burn your skin. the woods became absolutely uninhabitable. a number of times, having to wear your gas mask day after day when you can barely breathe, barely se

i follow into the woods. the woods are dense.re is undergrowth everywhere, we arrive on a plateau near -- this is where the the talon is taking position. an american regimen takes up a position in front of us at the edge of the woods. we think we are being relieved. 10:00. we leave our bags in the officers handover their horses to the orderlies. we begin to understand we won't be relieved this time. probably going to attack. monday, june 3. 6:00. we must engage the enemy. the entire battalion comes out of the woods in the direction of nadia crapart. we walked dumbly, resigned. we advance $100 at the most and then the german machine guns address with bullets. we have massive casualties. soon all of my stretcher bearers are busy caring the wounded. midday, we are going to attack. about 100 american volunteers join us. the fifth company has an especially high number of wounded. they are startlingly hot. the sky is lit with gas shells. a group of americans are torn to pieces. later in the evening, an american company is broken up. th

the sixth goes into the woods, i follow. everywhere. we arrive on a plateau. this is where the battalion is taking position. an american regiment takes up position in front of us, at the edge of the woods, we think we're being relieved. 10:00 in the evening, we leave our bags, the officers hand over their horses to the orderlies, we begin to understand we won't be relieved this time. we're probably going to attack. monday june 3, 6:00, we must engage the enemy. the entire battalion comes out of the woods, we so exhausted that we walk dumbly, resigned. we advance 100 yards at the most and then the german machine guns hidden in the wheat fields spatter us with bullets. the enemy blitzes the edge of the woods. we have massive casualties. soon, all my stretcher bearers are busy carrying the wounded. midday, we're going to attack. about 100 american volunteers in shirt sleeves join us. the fifth company has an especially high number of wounded. the plateau in front of lucie is stiflingly hot. the track is blitzed with gas shells.

woods with mustard gas.hat is a nightmarish concoction. it can burn you all over. get into your lungs and under your skin. the woods became uninhabitable. you had to wear the gas mask day after day. that is so physically exhausting. >> what is the weather like? >> it is hard to tell at times. it was reasonably decent weather. there were periods with pouring down rain. that is a good thing if you are facing gas attacks. it is a fairly mild and peaceful period in terms of the weather. >> we have about 30 minutes left in this discussion. is the author of thunder and flames: americans in the crucible of combat, 1917-1918. we are talking about the first major american engagements of world war i. in this hour you are seeing a son sees and three -- seeing us on c-span three -- 3. >> ken is a veteran in louisiana. >> i was looking at the previous probe ram where they were discussing the american monument -- previous program where they were discussing the american monuments. where there attempts to destroy them? >> m

it was very difficult to evacuate the casualties from belleau wood. marines are fighting there for the most part at the beginning over the first two to three weeks as we know. of course marines like army they don't want to leave their dead behind but when you're in the woods filled with smoke, poison gas, attacks going back and forth, many troops were simply soldiers and marines were simply left in the woods and remained there for two to three weeks until the very end of june, when the woods were captured and then troops actually largely african-americans were brought in to try to find these dead marines and soldiers so identify them to bury them in temporary battlefield graves which mostly remained through 1919 to 1920 when they were, again, disinterred and moved to more permanent cemeteries such as the one at rahman. >> george in middletown, new york, veteran, go ahead. >> caller: hi. i'm george, and i was -- i'm a korean war veteran through the year 1952. i served as a combat motion picture photographer and i had two questions for you -- two commen

tiger woods. woods came second yesterday.final day with tiger, wearing red and back to his best — that he is not in the team. but he didn't win. brooks koepka held off all challengers to win by two shots — his second major title this season. brooks is in the team. so, will the captain pick him as a wild card? patrick geary reports. this is the tiger woods the world knew and laughed at. not a flashback but a comeback. second at the pga championship yesterday. once america's ryder cup ace now he will need a wild card. he is on a running last. what is important is how well tiger has played. second place at the pga. ithink tiger has played. second place at the pga. i think the word he used was trending. tiger is a story. he is playing very well and i am excited to see that all stop they used to build the team around him. tiger woods has featured in seven ryder cup. since playing in 2012, scandals, injuries and technical issues have meant he had gone out of the playing picture. you are a vice captain, you're not playing. two yea r

was no one in golf can get a crowd going like tiger woods. on the hunt for his fifteenth major title but without having won any in the past ten years. woods's back problems led to spinal fusion surgery that's almost ended his career now all that most people here wanted to see was golf's greatest draw complete the most improbable of comebacks. and win his first p.g.a. championship title since two thousand and seven. unfortunately for woods in his weight was brooks kept the overnight lead it was relentless on sunday posting a round of sixty six today to win by two shots despite woods his best finish in a major finale a decade other than me my team. everybody was rooting for tiger i mean as a shirt. you know he's probably be is a greatest player to ever play the game and to have the comeback that he's having is incredible being a part of that as a fan is cool and even when you're playing it it's still pretty mean and trying to push you to step up your game i mean you have to because you know he's right there if you fall. was woods had already co

to win by two shots despite woods's best finish in a major finale a decade other than me. my team. everybody was rooting for tiger i mean as they should. you know he's probably be the greatest player to ever play the game and. to have the comeback that he's having is incredible being a part of that as a fan is cool and even when you're playing it it's still pretty mean and trying to push you to step up your game i mean you have to because you know he's right there if you fall. woods had already come off the eighteenth green to a champions reception before kept his sealed victory was his will to win nearly but not quite seeing him over the greatest hurdle of his career at the beginning the year if you said yeah i would have a chance legit chance one loss to major championships. was what swing. i didn't have a swing at the time i mean and charted uncharted territory because there's no one's ever had a few spine hitting it like i'm hitting it subhead of trying to figure this out on my own and it's been really really hard fought hard and people think that kept come a king his own game

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that was -- this was tiger woods on the 18th.n another birdie putt he was tied sixth at the open and now he's finished second >> the rankings? >> the rankings. the rankings come out weekly what's interesting is at the moment is the fact that the us pga, the u.s. team for the ryder cup, the top eight has been formalized tiger woods not in it. brooks koepka leads it he lead it huge amount of momentum for the americans. we can hear from brooks koepka now because at the same time, he knew that tiger woods was breathing down his neck. he held out. >> so we knew what was going on. it's pretty obvious when tiger makes a birdie, i think everybody at the golf course cheers for him i'm sure everyone was rooting for him. the crowd was unbelievable with the amount of people that were out here is incredible >> one man we know how to say his name completely is tiger woods. 20 years or so he's been involved in golf roller coaster time over the course of the last decade. brooks koepka knew that he was being chased down by tiger woods. tiger wood

here's what tiger woods is about.his sponsors the people who play golf generally white, may be republican. he is not taking the risk of speaking truth to power. >> brian: you are projecting what you think tiger woods is thinking. i project this. he's known them for 15, 20 years, and likes him. that's probably a better idea. >> dana: i didn't have a chance to talk. he has a responsibility to himself and his business and so look, if i were his p.r. advisor and i anticipated that question, that's a great answer. you might get dinged on espn but if you want to focus, if you want to make make a comeback i, you need to not allow a distraction in politics. >> greg: politics in other arenas, politics kills everything. >> brian: i guess greg gets the last word. straight ahead, keeping a room cold is apparently now sexist. that story is next. ♪ let your perfect drive come together during the final days of the lincoln summer invitation event get 0% apr on select 2018 lincoln models plus one thousand dollars bonus cash. bundle an

tiger woods and his decade long white from. a thrilling finish at the u.s. p.g.a. tournament all that and more with andy very shortly. now with. thank you so much mary more percs kept his name maybe on the trophy but the final stages of the page eight championship were all about the player who finished second in tiger woods fell just short of winning his first major title in a decade but it was woods energizing the crowds in missouri and world wide poorest reports. thank god no one and golf can get a crowd going like tiger woods was on the hunt for his fifteenth major title but without having won any in the past ten years woods's back problems led to spinal fusion surgery that almost ended his career now all that most people here wanted to see was golf's greatest draw complete the most improbable of comebacks. and win his first p.g.a. championship title since two thousand and seven. unfortunately for woods in his weight was brooks kept the overnight lead it was relentless on sunday posting a round of sixty six times today to win by two shots despite woods's best fi

unfortunately for woods in his weight was brooks kept the overnight lead it was relentless on sunday posting a round of sixty six was to win by two shots despite woods's best finish in a major finale a decade other than me. my team. everybody was rooting for tiger i mean as a certain. you know he's probably been is a great aspired over by the game and. to have the comeback that he's having is incredible being a part of that as a fan is cool and even when you're playing it it's still pretty mean and trying to push you to step up your game i mean you have to because you know he's right there if you fall. was had already come off the eighteenth green to a champions reception before cap has sealed victory was his will to win nearly but not quite seeing him over the greatest hurdle of his career at the beginning the year. yeah i would have a chance legit chance one wants to major championships. was what swing. i did have a swing at the time i mean in charge of uncharted territory because there's no one's ever had a few spine hitting it like i'm here so i've had to try and figure this out

tiger woods is. look i think it's extremely difficult to do tiger woods at his prime was so dominant in the gulf. when it fourteen majors he won seven of eleven between ninety nine yards and two thousand and three and i think in the last eighteen majors we've had ten winners that have never previously won a major you know having said that the lots of books rory mcilroy and jordan speed they're all young up and coming exciting players winning majors has won three in the last fourteen months which is an unbelievable achievement having said that i think tiger woods is an extremely special player and i would take someone even more special to support the one for things he's done for world of golf and we've got eight months to wait now until the next major declan ahern a brand finance thank you so much for talking to us tiger doesn't just casual fans watching other great athletes wants to know what he's up to as well is rough found out just after he won the rogers cup in toronto on sunday notice the phone

tiger woods is finding out the hard way. >> laura: tiger woods is under fire for this exchanger theyted during a tournament yesterday. >> reporter: i think a lot of people, especially of color, feel threatened by trump's policies. he thrown himself into the sports debate, lebron james, the anthem. what do you think -- >> he's the president of united states, he has the respect of the office, and no matter who is in the office, you may like, dislike the personality or the politics, but we all must respect the office. >> laura: so controversial! the president with it is thanks to tiger today to not taking the media's bait. but that storm looks far from over for him. joining us now, jason whitlock, cohost of "speak for yourself on fox sports one. jason, what do we think here, what is happening? tiger woods, he's been friends with the president for some time, they play golf, but you might as well you put them up on a cross because he wouldn't trash the president yesterday. >> look, for a number of years, donald trump was popular with all sorts of celebrities, black, white, liberal, conser

i could say much about bella wood, suffice to say, one of the interesting things about bella wood in early june and through the month of june 1918, brutal, brutal battle. absolute slugfest. it's remarkable for the fact that the marines who fought in bella wood almost entirely did so outside command control. bella wood was a specific environment. it was a woodland environment, saturated with poison gas, high explosive, you could not see your comrades, you could not communicate with your officers, with -- often with company, certainly not with battalion regime regiment, as the case may be. you had to make your own decisions. the marines take terrible casualties in bella wood. but they demonstrate a number of things. one of them is fanatical aggressiveness. that really shocks the germans. sure, a lot of the toyful hunman stuff is publicity, but if you look at the german records, you do see the germans are shocked. the german accounts say, these guys kept coming, no matter what we would do. we would throw grenades at them right in the middle of a group. it would kill several of them. the

>> sean: no, i've never golfed with tiger woods. i wouldn't dare go out on a golf course with tiger woods. are you kidding? >> laura: you played tennis with federer. >> sean: no, but i did line k judge -- dike vick and ruben. >> laura: were you a ball boy for the jimmy connor match? >> sean: how did you know? you can see it in the video. >> laura: you had this blue-collar background but if you go to all the wimbledons the training videos, you see hannity with the short white shorts. it's embarrassing. >> sean: i didn't have anyit money most of my life. >> laura: oh, god.d. will we play this game? who was more poor? >> sean: you've been missing a week. people want to hear from you. >> laura: i have a question. how many bathrooms did you havee at your house growing up? >> sean: one. three older sisters. >> laura: i did, too. >> sean: it's called hell on earth. >> laura: i have three older brothers, six people, one bathroom. we can't debate this. all right, hannity. thanks so much. good evening, i'm laura ingraham, this is "the ingraha

kellermann misquoted tiger woods there. kellerman saying tiger woods is being quote, slick.accused espn of firing conservative analysts while only reprimanding liberal reporters. espn in the past claimed conservatives violate ad company policy prohibiting the discussion of politics. now disney owns espn. gone through espn over there. several rounds of layoffs, lower rating. revenue problems. it lost about 13 million subscribers over the six years up to 2017. disney's stock today, closing in the green. let's bring in executive editor, the author of race pimping kevin jackson. what do you think of all in? >> max kellerman needs to be gone. i called him mad max. i thought maxine waters was mad max. funny to let max kellerman is keeper of all things black people can get say and get away with. what a insult for a guy with bad boxing analyst, to think he could throw punches. liz: why do you say he is racist? >> if phil mickelson had said it. liz: he may have had the same reaction. >> what if tiger woods extolled the virtues and said same thing about barack obama. that comment i de

this was the tiger woods the world in new and cast out, not a flashback but a comeback.ond at the pj chep in ship yesterday. get once america's ryder cup ace, now he will need a wildcard to be involved, but he is ona need a wildcard to be involved, but he is on a running flush. what is important is how well he has played. sixth place at the open championship, a second place at the pga. i think the word he used was trending. i realise he is a story, i is that i realise he playing well andi is that i realise he playing well and i look forward to that. he is featured in seven ryder cup's. since playing in 2012, scandals, injuries and technical issues have meant he has gone out of clean picture. no, you are a vice captain, you are not playing! two years ago he was on the sidelines as part of the support staff. that was the plan for this year might instead he could be on the tin, despite it all. it has been really ha rd. the tin, despite it all. it has been really hard. it is a lot harder than people think. i am just really pleased at what i have done so far and now, to be pa

woods is one of furyk‘s five vice captains, so will travel no matter what but fitness permitting he isake part. england have named an unchanged 13 man squad for the third test against india starting on saturday at trent bridge. it means there's no place for ben stokes — whose court case for affray at bristol crown court continues. his replacement chris woakes should retain his place in the starting eleven after a maiden test century at lord's. seamerjamie porter is also named with moeen ali to contend with adil rashid for the spinners berth. day one of the european paralympic swimming championships have finished in dublin — with success in the pool for scot quinn and louis fidds. kate grey was watching. the british team have certainly impressed on the first night of these championships, winning six medals including gold for scotland in the sb 1a medals including gold for scotland in the sb 14100 metres breaststroke. he successfully defended his title in what was a thrilling race that saw him baulk victory in the final stages. his team—mate sneaking in for the silver. for me, these guys

i could say much about bellu wood. the most interesting things about bellu wood in early june, brutal, brutal battle. absolute slugfest. the marines who fought in bellu wood almost entirely did so outside of command control. it was a woodland environment saturated with poison gas, high explosive. you could not see your comrades. you could not communicate with your officers. with -- often with company. certainly not with battalion regiment division. as the case may be. you had to make your own decisions. the marines take terrible cash walts in bella wood. but they demonstrate a number of things. one of them is fanatical aggressiveness. and that really shocked the germans. sure, a lot of the teunul hundun stuff. i've read a lot of stuff not intended for publication. they write and they say these guys just kept coming no matter what we would do. we would throw grenades right in the middle of a group. they would kill several of them. they just keep coming. they would form into gangs as the germans called it. they'd say her

a year of close but not quite there for tiger woods.to say the -- close to winning. tiger woods would have to catch and pass five players, including brooks koepka who had the lead. he was up to the challenge. putting for birdie on number 9. tied with thomas. brooks koepka found his rhythm. dead center on 15. that broke him out of a tie with scott. tiger woods ended with a birdie at 18. good enough for second place finish. happy to see tiger back in the hunt but brooks koepka never opened the door. birdied 16 and parred out at 17 and 18. brooks koepka wins by two strokes and by winning the u.s. open and the pga in the same year pcomes the first player since tiger woods in 2000 -- becomes the first player since tiger woods in 2000 to accomplish that. the a's with their sights on winning the american league west. today in anaheim. tied 3-3 in the 4th inning. he does something about that. a single up the middle. scores a run. a's on the way to a four run inning. this two run drive. earlier in the game he picked up his 1,000th career hit. 18

woods and mickelson have had an increasingly frosty relationship during there are prime.aring microphones, though, so the audience can hear what they say to each other on the course. that is taking place on thanks giving weekend as well. hundreds of thousands of teenagers in england,

england'sjustin rose is 6 shots off the lead with tiger woods a shot further back. warriors beat castleford tigers to close the gap on superleague leaders st helens. an early liam marshall try set wigan on their way to a 20—0 half time lead, but castleford rallied in the second half, scoring four tries of their own including this one from paul mcshane. but it wasn't enough as wigan held on to win 24—22. and do you want to see andy murray on a roller coaster? of course you do.

what do you see when you see wood like this? >> i see money. >> reporter: they will have plenty of work. the city of baltimore plans to tear down 4,000 vacant homes like these in four years. >> one thing we have been involved with is the reclaiming of land and working to help to revitalize communities. >> reporter: the wood ends up in another nonprofit where the team transforms it. >> this wood came out of a baltimore row house. >> it doesn't look like much when it is an abandoned row house. there is an immense amount of beauty and value embedded in these pieces of wood. >> reporter: that value recognized by retailers like room and board who buy the wood for use in high end furniture, the final step in the process that turns around the lives of many of those working on it. like others on his crew, damon spent time in prison making him tough to employ. now he works a job that can help put his daughter through college. >> it makes me proud of myself from where i have been to where i am at now. >> reporter: a project reclaiming nei

not surprisingly, his proposal is to work with trees to create either wood passages or wood passage steps at various locations on the island. for the wood passage steps, he says he could work with quite possibly with the douglas birds that was salvage from demolition on the island or wok with eucalyptus branches. thank you kate. she's pulling up the images. letes see it. let's see it. there should be an image. [please stand by] it is beautiful and green and the passageways are something that do deserve to be expressed and pointed out to the new

tiger woods put together a round of 64, capping it with a birdie at the last. able to birdie the penultimate hole, and asa to birdie the penultimate hole, and as a result, that was the moment that the prospect of a 15th tiger woods major victory slipped from his grasp. nevertheless, he got a birdie at the last, frenzied scenes, and he finished in second place, two shots behind. there is no doubt that the current contemporary superstar as far as golf is concerned is a chap by the name of brooks koepka. now to the footballing news that manchester city have got their premier league title defence off to a winning start with a 2—0 victory at arsenal on sunday, in what was a miserable start for gunners‘ new boss unai emery. city are regarded as strong favourites to be the first team to win back—to—back premier league titles for the first time since 2009, and won in north london thanks to goals from raheem sterling and bernardo silva. neither team was at full strength, but pep guardiola's side looked pretty comfortable throughout, although arsenal have a few questions

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woods finds the bottom of the cup for another birdie to go 5-under woods finished the day shooting ainished the day shooting a 4-under 66 in his return to firestone country firestone his return to firestone country club...after a four-year absence from playing this event. it's tiger's lowest opening round at a pga tour event in three years... which makes sense cosidering he's won here 8 times. ian poulter is the current ian poulter times. ian poulter is the current leader at -8... but tiger is our lexus ultimate highlight also in the world in golf... e-s-p-n is reporting a one-on-one showdown between tiger woods and phil mickelson will take place in november. mickelson and woods will reportedly play in a winner-take-all tournament scheduled for thanksgiving weekend for 10-million weekend for 10-million dollars. the event will supposedly take place at shadow creek golf course in las vegas. both woods and mickelson are on forbes' list of the highest-paid athletes in the world for 2018. woods ranks 16th while mickelson sits at number 22. after (catherine)(catherine) (catherine) next at

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>> recent research actually suggests that neither wood nor wood cutting blirds are more ly to harborus bacteria lyle salmonella. >> reporter: don't use the same board for bread, fruit andha veggies you use for raw meat and poeltery. >> you can scrub them down in the sinm or pop t in the dishwasher. >> reporter: wood boards need a bit more attention. don't soak them in water or they can warp. protect the wood with a food grade mineral oil and rub i bees wax based cream to reduce absorption of liquids.if our wood board smells of the foods you've cut on, eliminate odor by rubbing wit lem and salt and then rinse and pat dry. wash every cutting board with a tablespoon bleach to one gallon of water. give and rinse dry thoroughly. store upright to facilitate air flow and you're done. you know how beaten up your cutting board c look after awhile. when it gets scarred looking, that's when it's time to go and buy yourself another one. >> thank you, susan. >> great tips. >> wash >>> we're keeping an eye on chances for storms tonight. >> tou m says they'lle in a little later this evening and the

>> no, i was talking to myself in the woods.( laughter ) -- seriously, i was my only feedback. so -- i was my only opinion out there. >> trevor: now i'm picturing you as a disney princess who siption to the animals and they stick their heads out and go, hoo, hoo, hoo, hoo, hoo! and the animals were, like, that's pretty good! >> i think i definitely had snow white moments like that, yeah. >> trevor: looking at your career now, you're on the up. having beyonce and eminem singing your hooks and songs you've written, to have so much success, do you now struggle with the balance between going back to a place like l.a. or do you go, like, no, i'm an oregon person and i live in the woods forever? >> i live with my fiancÉ in nappa valley on an amazing ranch. >> trevor: do you have animals? >> yeah, we have sheep. >> trevor: the same ones from the woods? >> there are lots of wild animals. >> trevor: thought you brought them. yo, you guys were with me from the beginning, we're taking you with me. then you guys are all in the card and, lik

there is something different with tiger woods's come back this time around. we check in with the final major of the year next. -- coming up in sports john gruden back on the sidelines for the raiders. and there is something different with tiger wood's come back this time around. we check when the -- we check in with the final major of the year next. 25. the ceremony on the field includes some of his teammates... his three former managers... and several giants hall of famers. bonds... who played f >>> right now the giants are honoring barry bonds by retiring his number 25. the ceremony includes some of his teammates, his three former managers and several hall of fame is. barry bonds still holds the major league record for home runs in a career and in a single season. >> i am trying to remember who history former managers were. >> definitely dusty baker. it is fun. this just kind of makes it official. to golf now, tiger was have been on the come back trail. this season it has been different, even leading at one point at the british open. today he is climbing up

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there was every reason to think tara was murdered, and then dumped in the woods. but murdered how?om? 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 clearly found that there was evidence of a violent struggle. there was evidence of blunt force trauma and that would contribute to her death. >> reporter: detectives scoured the woods, looking for anything that might tell them something. they found a belly button rin