finally on june 24, a major thrust takes the marines to the woods -- through the woods hand-to-hand fightingon june 25, the marines penetrate deep into the woods. the germans haven't fully retreated. finally on that evening, into the next day, the 26th, the marines have control of the woods. word us sent to the commander, and the marines now have been victorious. by the 26th, the marines have captured belleau wood and prevented the germans from going any further in their offensive toward paris. the field pieces we see here, and the other markers throughout the woods, were placed in honor of the marines. this was, again, their iconic battle it certainly, before world war ii, you know the marines fighting in the pacific. the battle of belleau wood stood as the main marine corps battle for heroism. this was basically designed as a park to honor the marines who fought in this area. standing behind me is one of the icons of the battle. you will see this structure in many photograph's -- photographs, paintings and depictions of this landmark battle for the marines. it was a private hunting preserv

it is not just bealleau woods.t theine corps fought farm. >> the gold star mother pilgrimages, do you know when they came here? it was before the cemetery was dedicated? shane: the goldstar pilgrimages, another great part of american history largely lost. , it doesn't get all of the play i think it deserves. the u.s. government gave the families of the fallen choices to bring their loved ones remains home. for those the chose to keep them overseas, they chose to come one'so visit their loved headstone and do some other things. they did some shopping trips and other things that were non-world war i and non-war related. that was over four different summers, 1930-1933. i don't know how many ultimately came to this site. 6933. just under women came over on 7000 the trip. interestingly enough men were , not eligible. they often called it goldstar mother pilgrimages. sometimes, widows as well. most of these guys never got a chance to marry. the superintendent at that point would have welcomed them and taken them around.

it's not just belleau wood. the marine corps fought there, at the farm, and that the first battle in june. >> do you know when they came here to the cemetery? it was before the cemetery was dedicated, right? the goldstar families. >> yes. the goldstar pilgrimage is a part of history that doesn't get all the play it deserves. the u.s. government gave the family of the fallen the choice to bring their loved ones home. for those who chose to leave them overseas, they were given the choice to come over in the early 1930s and visit their loved ones headstone. and visit the battlefields. they did some shopping and other things that were not war related. but that was over four different summers, 1930 to 1933. i don't know how many ultimately came to this site. but 6693, i think is the total number of women who came over on that trip. men were not eligible. they often call it the goldstar mother pilgrimage, because it was mothers, who lost their sons. sometimes widows, as well. most of these guys didn't have a chance to

wood: they were great.e did not really have a gpa, but we had an percent average, and mine was 96%, 97%. brian: what were your grades coming out of bullis? mr. wood: very similar. 96% average around there. brian: how did you get into williams and did you try other colleges along the way? mr. wood: i had been in contact with admissions officers at williams and at harvard and a number of other schools, but i narrowed it down to those two. harvard because of every reason anyone would apply to harvard. it is known as the best. it has the best name recognition phenomenal scholars, respected , everywhere. williams because from the research i had done, i heard about this thing called tutorial courses, two students and one professor, and that seemed like the idyllic intellectual to be a part of. compelling for all of the reasons you would assume harvard would be compelling. and williams was encouraging me to apply early. at given the situation bullis an effect i wanted to go to a great school, i thought i wanted to

he would never have seen belleau wood.t least not close up, because he didn't live long enough to get there. he was killed taking out one of the german machine guns on hill 142. again, it is not just belleau wood. for the marine corps, the marine corps fought through the farm. he didn't live too long in combat. the gold star mother's pilgrimage, do you know when they came here to the cemetery? it was before the cemetery was dedicated? shane: the goldstar pilgrimages, another great part of american history that's largely lost. it doesn't get all of the play i think it deserves. the u.s. government gave the families of the fallen the choices we talked about to bring their loved ones remains home. for those who chose not to bring them home, but keep them overseas, they were given a choice to come over in the 1930's to visit their loved ones headstones and visit the battlefield. they did some other things. they did some shopping trips and other things that were non-world war i and non-war related. that was over four different

at. —— tiger woods.ghout the year, knocking on the door of two majors. it is a nice buzz for our team, but you can see the emotion and in fighting back tea rs. the emotion and in fighting back tears. the arms in the air, the fifth in the air, it was important for him to win. —— fists. when you look at comparing past ryder cups to this one, what is special is tiger has ingrained himself in our team atmosphere and became such a bite —— such a big pa rt became such a bite —— such a big part of the team in 2016 as a vice captain, then in 2017 as a vice captain, then in 2017 as a vice captain in the presidents cup. it is special for captain in the presidents cup. it is specialfor him tojoin captain in the presidents cup. it is special for him to join these younger players as a teammate, but what is important to him right now, what is important to him right now, what is important to him right now, what is a shall of him is to be a pa rt what is a shall of him is to be a part of that team, part of that group. —

yeah apparently the social media company has locked james woods out of his twitter page for posting a mean back on july twentieth the according to twitter has the potential to be misleading in a way that could impact an election and just what was this offending tweet with the capability to warp our fragile little minds so close to the twenty eight hundred midterms that we would listen that anything james woods has to say well according to the associated press it was a hoax mean that said it came from democrats and encouraged men not to vote in the midterm elections and the post included mr wood's own commentary on the offending me in which he tweeted pretty scary that there is a distinct possibility this could be real not likely but in this day and age of absolute liberal insanity it is at least possible. yes the simple minded tweet my friends according to the purveyors of truth justice and the american way of twitter could bring down the very fabric of our democratic processes here in the united states you know i think it's time we show twitter facebook congress the democrats the rep

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obama adviser bernstein and wood ward. david gergen who served numerous presidents dating back to the nixon administration and our chief analyst, gloria borger. david gergen, i'm not sure where to begin on this. what stands out to you? >> i think we ought to talk about the credibility issue. we go way back and it's true on a number of his books there have been questions and people refuted and said i never said that and so forth, but the look at the series of books, he has enormous credibility coming out of these. every book he has written to the best of my recollection has been proven in his essence. there were details he may have gotten wrong or mistold to him. his credibility is extremely high stretching back to watergate. far be it from an operative, asked bill clinton what he thought. i think i can hear carl laughing. he went after clinton and exploded about the stuff in there. a lot of people thought in his book about george w was sympathetic. i think the whole thing is we should not be questioning his credibility. we

so, is this tiger woods comeback really one of the very best?been looking back at some of the more memorable sporting returns. against all the odds. the comeback requires a crisis to be overcome. none more terrifying than this scene at the no berg ring in 1976. it's a wonder that niki lauda escaped with his life. he had inhaled boiling toxic gases and here omitted being afraid and yet he climbed back behind the wheel missing only two races and following year became the world champion for the second time. monica seles came back from being stabbed on the court to wina back from being stabbed on the court to win a major only two years later. like brian close, who came back after suffering cancer for his first test match in nine years. against the might of the west indian bowlers he never wore a helmet. george foreman climbed back into the ring after the world wrote him off. he wa nted after the world wrote him off. he wanted to prove at the age of a0 it wasn't a death sentence and won the world have —— heavyweight title at the age of a5. back in 19

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woods finished last year ranked 656th in the world. he is now number 13. >>> a huge day for scrabble players. 300 new words have been approved by hasbro which makes the game. here are a few. qapik, a monetary unit in azerbaijan. one of a few playable words that start with q but don't need a u. bizjet, yowza and okay can just be ok and also ew. >>> a little girl made the crowd at a soccer match in los angeles stand up and take notice this weekend. here's jamie yuccas. ♪ o say can you see >> reporter: it was clear from the opening notes that 7-year-old malea emma tjandawidjaja was nailing it. ♪ o' er the ramparts we watched ♪ >> i think you sounded amazing. everyone is talking about you today. >> thank you. >> malea reacted like any 7-year-old when she won a contest to sing the national anthem. what you don't expect is for her to sound like this. ♪ the bombs bursting in air it's not really that easy. >> so it's work? >> yeah. >> reporter: already, malea who began singing when she was 1 -- ♪ >> reporter: -- has performed at carnegie hall.

watch out europe — tiger woods is back in the us ryder cup team.ding women's champion is out of the us open. sloane stephens is beaten by anastacia soevastova and the blistering new york heat. hello and welcome to sportsday. thanks forjoining us. scotland's women have reached the world cup finals for the first time in their history after victory in their final qualifier in albania. the win alone wasn't enough — the scots were relying on results elsewhere to go their way to gain automatic qualification. patrick gearey was watching. could this be the team to make scottish sporting history? a question they could only answer in part. qualification for a first women's world cup would risk —— depend on important opponent. to that end it was a good start. can a little a former bbc world player of the year, 1—0. 5a regulates places separate the sides almost a gap almost... albania's goalkeeper making a brilliant and busy debut. switzerland were being held by poland. scotland recall —— probable. that moment belonged to this albanian player. 1—1 practise whe

team usa captainjim furyk has selected tiger woods, bryson dechambeau and phil mickelson as three of his four captain's picks for the ryder cup later this month. and denmark's football team could pick a side including futsal players against wales this weekend. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with tennis at the us open in new york, and six—time winner serena williams is through to the semi—finals after a straight—sets win over karolina pliskova. the 20—time grand slam winner was a 6—4, 6—7 winner and will now face number 19 seed anastasija sevastova after she knocked out defending champion sloane stephens, also in straight sets, 6—2, 6—3. the latvian number 19 seed, who is through to her first grand slam semi—final, broke stephens twice in the opening set, and completed the win injust under an hour and a half. it is always tough to play her, i think, because her ball is so heavy, she has a big spender the forehand, also backhand, and it comes at you so also backhand, and it comes at you so fast. also good serve and moving well, so it is tough to make points against

now, is this just wood or petrified wood? >> no, that's a bone. >> i found part of a leg bone. but surely, this is a whole dinosaur. >> it came off this hill somewhere. you know, one of these layers is gonna produce, you know, hopefully, some more of this skeleton. >> so, we found a spot worth looking into. >> maybe. oh, for sure. >> clayton knows there is dino gold somewhere in these hills, and he aims to find it. >> the highest selling fossil that i know about sold for a little over $8 million. that was one single dinosaur. >> that $8-million find, a 42-foot long t. rex nicknamed "sue," now stands in the main hall of chicago's field museum. >> it could buy a lot of cattle. >> it would help. [ chuckles ] >> fortunately, his reputation as a man who can find old bones leads an experienced fossil hunter named mark eatman to knock on clayton's door. >> clayton is a total modern-day mountain man or macgyver. i went to his ranch, where we started to look for fossils together. >> another chapter in this "strange inheritance" story is about to begin. >> you're always thinking, "right

justin rose fedcuphampion and tiger woods the tour championship winner for 2018. next stop the ryder cup. we'll see both of you guys there. what a day, andreminder if you issed any of today's action, get caught up on "golf central" on golf channel and then our team heads to paris for the ryder cup,eg coveragening friday and continuing through sunday on golf channel and nbc. coming up nexthe except on west coast, it's your local news and tonight, tom brady, another 40-something and the patriots take on the lions on sunday night football, for our entire crew, dan hicks saying so long from eas lake. tiger wins number 80, and justin rose is the fedex champion for 2018. so long, everyone. >>> right now at 6:00, the red skins offense gets back track in a decisive home win over the green bay packers >>> it's a done deal. the woman who has brett kavanaugh sexually assaulted her decades ago will share her story with the world thursday morning. >>> mold forces university of maryland students out of a dorm. so bad they'r getting sick. >>> hi, everybody. the first full day of

tiger woods back to rock star status.ur rock star, ve johnson, and yes i am being paid to say that, yes i am being paid to say that, is coming up next in sports. yes i am being paid to say that, is coming up next in sports. (music throughout) desk. >> that that breezes wisking around the beltway from the redskins pendulum. the ndency of situation to oscillate between one extreme and another. yes, the momentum is now with the redskins. as bad as last week's loss the colts was, that's how good this week's win over the packers is. once again energy collided with execution. hey, look who's there. wirds star john walsy. training camp starts this week. now, to the game. first quarterex al smith finds paul richardson. makes the catch. goes in for the score. first touchdown as a redskin fon richard they are up 7-0. later in the qrter first and goal for the skins. alyssa pree adrian peterson makes it look rushed for 120 yards, two e.uchdowns in the g the redskins are rolling. they kept it going. remember that energy ecution? secon

i mean i just meant tiger woods is my hero i was named after him. so the shaking. event is of extended their winning run and it's really said he. ended his goal drought against belong on wednesday he scored his first league goal since may in the first half of this game in turin. italian champions then went to nil up five minutes later when christiane of an elder set up plays maternity. rinaldo tested below on years keeper went down in the box but wasn't awarded the penalty the two no result was enough to get even to six wins from six and three points clear at the top. now quite an unusual set of results in spain both barcelona and real madrid lost in the league or went three nil down to severe while the bottom club in the league again yes came from behind to stun champions barcelona two nil it's just the second loss illegal for barcelona boss at leicester valid better day who took over just over a year ago chelsea is through to the fourth round of the english league cup at liverpool's expense a stunning late winner from it and has it handed chelsea a two one win in

team we're not looking to just be tiger woods. this will be mockeries fifth ryder cup but there are five bookies on the european team including the man sat next to him laughing in these pitches spain's world number eight john rum it's a lot of emotions running running through me right now but obviously it's an incredible sense of accomplishment just to be here even though i'm still a young young adult i feel i'm still twenty three i feel like a little kid again so it's it's a great feeling remember ways from you know he's got a long standing history his country would have been you know from the european side there's no doubt that we wouldn't be in the situation we're in today for boston for safety and to spend his players keep carrying that and we don't need coming behind him and you know he he's now seeing himself at that next person in line to carry that on it's not all about rondo he's joined in the rookie ranks by alex norman. terrell hatton and tommy fleetwood europe will need them all to rise to the occasion if they're to ma

nobody has ever handled pressure like tiger woods. nobody has won like tiger woods. it's been broad and fervent. >> it'sg a l road for the 14 time major winner. a year ago he was rankeds 1193rd after battling a o series injuries, scandals and arrest. yet his celebrity status remained sky high. thousands gathered around woods to watch history made. >> i didn't think tiger woods would come back or he would win again. once the year started progressing and i saw he was overit, it was inevitable that he was going to win. w >>ds impact on golf extends far beyond fairways and greens to soaring tv ratings and merchandise flying off the shelves. tiger related gear is already starting to sell out. next , tiger takes the world stage at the ryder cup being held thi year just outside paris, france. the big question is cig build on that already massive up side momentum. forbu "nightlness report," i'm dominic chu. >>> and finally tonight, "fortune" is outith its list of most powerful women in business and there's a new womas in the topt for the first time since 2015. leading the pa

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please welcome tiger woods. cheering 0ne please welcome tiger woods.tranger to the astonishing but this is perhaps his most remarkable feat yet. as he walked down the last with a two shot lead and thousands of expectant fans, his long wait for a victory was finally over. he is not known for displays of emotion but this was something special also his first win since 2013, and just months ago it would have seemed utterly inconceivable. last day he was ranked outside the world top 1000, his struggles with form and fitness compounded by problems off the course, pleading guilty to reckless driving. to go from that to this was something he admitted had left him close to tea rs. admitted had left him close to tears. just to be able to compete and play again this year that's a hell a comeback. as i said, some of the people very close to me have seen what i've gone through all stop they know how hard it was just to get back to playing golf again. now his comeback faces a new test. the timing of this could not be more tantalising because tiger woods is now headi

so, is this tiger woods comeback really one of the very best?ng back at some of the more memorable sporting returns against all the odds. the comeback requires a setback, a crisis to be overcome. none can be more terrifying that this scene at —— when nicky loder is escaped this crash with his life. he climbed back behind the wheel, he missed only two races and the following year became the world champion for the second time. monica bellucci earned from being stabbed on court to win the australian open —— monica returned from being stabbed. some of the fastest and most hostile borders cricket has ever seen, the west indies. it was his first test match in nine years and he never w0 re match in nine years and he never wore a helmet. come back often defy expectation by george foreman who climbed into a ring when the world had written him off. he won the heavyweight title aged 45, 20 years after he lost it to muhammad ali. perhaps tiger woods's isn't the most matic. —— most dramatic. ben was nearly killed in a car crash, his injuries were so severe b

for the fans here, tiger woods is undoubtedly the star attraction.truggled in the ryder cup, but there is a sense that this week just ryder cup, but there is a sense that this weekjust might be a different story. europe are the underdogs here, although they have lost on home soilfor 25 years, here, although they have lost on home soil for 25 years, and with their talisman back in the team, they are ready for this unique test. it's different, you know, walking to the first tee at augusta, at saint andrews, walking to the first to set at the ryder cup is that different that it at the ryder cup is that different thatitis at the ryder cup is that different that it is very hard to explain. it is hard to explain to someone that hasn't had to hit that tee shot before. the players now have two more days to find during their form. europe may have home advantage, but they will know the challenge is as daunting as ever. this afternoon saw the celebrity ryder cup taking place with people like former us secretary of state condoleezza rice and former footballer lu

now tiger woods has won the p.g.a. tour championship his first title in five is the victory of the slate in atlanta is the eightieth p.g.a. title of his career woods won the championship by two strokes and speaking after the when he said he couldn't believe it. you know but it was. such a grind out there i've loved every bit of it and the fighting the grind the tough conditions and. i just have to suck it up and. there we don't know. where the wind marks a remarkable return to the top for tiger his last tournament victory was an twenty thirteen but woods said he might never return to competitive golf after undergoing the fourth round of surgery on his back last year less than a year ago he was ranked outside the well top one thousand golf is but after making his comeback in december it seems the tiger rules again let's talk to robert little he's got his black sports online that's a sports website he joins us via skype from los angeles robert i mean this when marks an amazing comeback for tiger his first win in five yea

since then, woods has struggled with a variety of injuries. he's undergone at least four surgeries on his back. sfeen months ago had he an operation to fuse two vertebrae in his lower back. his comeback was also slowed by scandal. woods was arrested in may of 2017 after being found asleep of the wheel of his car. toxicology tests showed he had five drugs in hipainkis,nd pairp medications. on sunday, woods admitted that he got emotional as he waited to putt on the final green. he later told an interviewer, quote, i can't believe i pulled this off. >> just to be able to compete and play again this year, that's a hell of of a comeback. >> reporter: meg oliver, cbs news, new york. >>> coming up on the morning news, back in texas, cody wilson, a 3d printed gun advocate faces sexual assault charges. >>> and caught on video, a school bus driver lets kids take the wheel. this is the "cbs morning news." bs morning news." in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than seven and maintained it. oh!

general assembly meeting and tiger woods's won the p.g.a. tour championship his first title in five years the victory at east lake in atlanta is the atheist p.g.a. title of his career woods won the championship by two strokes it's wyler one east the next here and now to zero so stay with us. and world of illegal trade what you have here is not just archaeological objects you're talking about a political dimension where the spoils of war smuggled in so says and private collectors the bang for selling artifact is where finances the beheadings of muslims in the middle east don't sound don't god that's one quick solution. trafficking. out in the deep blue. sea in the oceans wild inhabitants can be a magical experience. these are a wide ranging intelligent socially complex predators you can't forget when you see an orca breach right in front of. the. head that sounds just absolutely. it's like they're breathing. but these majestic creatures along with other marine life are being hunted to supply an unprecedented demand for entertainment in china

like they want to eat wood so we want to make biofuel so we want to eat wood the way termites do. they also swarm, coordinate themselves autonomously, to move as a group but there is hoe no mastermind controlling it so we would also like to build robots that can do that. or even understand how that works to build algorithmic ways of thinking through software. that's not a scientific word. and then the other thing is that ecologists and people who do agriculture are also looking at termites because of their influence in the landscape. they have a huge influence. and that comes later in the book. i'm just going to read a little bit more about where the book starts from and then get a little more into the details. so when we took all the termite we had about 8,000 termites. we took them back to the lab and froze all the, sorted and cleaned them, stuck them in tubes and froze them on dry ice to be consensus sequenced for their genes and that night we sat on the border between natural history and an unnatural future. we weren't alone. all over the world scientists are trying to find bi

tiger woods' first pga title in five years. public scandal and his knee and back problems? >> absolutely. four surgeries on his back, four surgeries on his knee, he has his back fused together, part of his spine and one of the more recent surgeries. he couldn't walk. he wondered if -- to get around he had to crawl for a while. he wondered if he'd ever, not only not play golf again, rosemary, but be able to walk normally. that was last year, just a year ago. and, of course, the dui picture, i think many people remember that, tiger sinking to perhaps his lowest low with the dui, the dashboard camera which was memorial day weekend of 2017. so late may of 2017 just, what, 16 months ago. and to think of where he was then and people were just talking about could he get his life back together. and here he is winning the tour championship after having a terrific summer where he contended in the british open and then he contended in the pga championship and was a real factor in both of those. maybe could have won either one. didn't win,

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welcome back time for sports news is far greater thank you so much tiger woods has won his first golf tournaments in five years at something that even doubted would ever happen again the two shot when that the season ending tour championship proving that not only is the forty two year old back but so too is tiger mania all that of us reports. only tiger woods can create scenes like this on a golf course he required a security escort just to make it to the final green and that lanta as he closed in on his first tour title in five years less than a year ago he was ranked outside the world's top one thousand as he recovered from spinal fusion surgery. now he was tapping into when the season ending to a championship the eightieth title of his p.g.a. tour career and a victory that caps one of sport's most unlikely comebacks certainly up there with . all the major temperatures from one player's world of championships. but this is under. different circumstances you know. explain throughout the year that i just don't know whether you know when this whatever happened again or. i could somehow

yeah apparently the social media company has locked james woods out of his twitter page for posting a mean back on july twentieth that according to twitter saying that like that looks like it's from democrats telling members stay home is somehow going to influence the midterms coming i mean that's ridiculous but then you know to look at this story what i don't understand is that he's being you know he's given this this slam via twitter saying it is the tweet that could influence an election well despite what we may think james woods as an american citizen we do have free speech in this country in me has every right first of all he doesn't say this is true don't go vote and even if he did if someone especially a democrat is that. kind of death to sit there and go well i saw this tweet that thought i should stay home i mean at some point who is allowed to have an impact on this election because twitter says american citizens aren't allowed to twitter facebook everybody else says you know well if you're from another country if you don't fit into this one little particular place you know

now the when monks are remarkable return to the top for tiger woods he's lost on them and victory was an opus two thousand and thirteen but woods said he might never return to competitive golf off the undergoing the fourth round of surgery on his back last year less than a year ago he was ranked outside the world top one thousand gulf but off the making is come back in december it seems the tyco voice again. over the tallest the editor of the website black sports online he explains why it's such a significant when you know when you have such a long time which we need victories getting that first one is the one that's most important it's the one where you got to get over the hump and he says so many injuries so much drama i just a lot of stuff surrounding him and he's been close a few times i think now that he's got no with the hope you may see more of the old tiger that we've all been waiting for war the last couple years the reason a lot of people say it was more like old tiger was he dominated from the start and that was a big thing about old tiger woods is that he would start a tou

and spoil find out who's likely to be paid when tiger woods at the ryder cup and he's here with that story. and i get a little small now here's andy thank you so much house on in just a couple of hours european football's governing body wafer will decide which country will host the euro championships in twenty twenty four germany and turkey are the two nations in the running germany well they're the favorites to win thursday's for the country stage the world cup in two thousand and six but this would be the first time it's hosted the european championships as a unified nation they were held in west germany in one nine hundred eighty eight our campaign plan was united but football and we believe that the power of football is a method and therefore we want to show the word want to show europe that we all can and can celebrate together a fantastic football fest no matter which country you're coming from well turkey's yet so host a major football tournament a year wife evaluation reports said it was impressed by the country's ambition to bring people together thanks to its location betwe

in syria now tropical wood is being locked on a massive scale chinese businesses are reaping the profits. and on the indonesian island of lombok people hit hard by an earthquake are trying to reclaim their lives. it's the world's most seismically active area extending from new zealand to japan to alaska and chile the ring of fire along its forty thousand kilometers are at least four hundred fifty active folk a nose. and ninety percent of earthquakes take place along the ring of fire. in recent weeks japan and indonesia have been hit particularly hard a major quake in august had it's at the center in indonesia's island of lombok the devastating shocks claimed hundreds of lives and caused enormous damage. morning from god that's how local residents describe the catastrophe on lombok. five severe earthquakes hundreds of aftershocks. and new tremors almost every. the day. you teach eagle has lived on the indonesian islands for a year and a half the german national works at a diving school on the island of. near lombok once a party destination and diving paradise today it's a ghost island. we

the real tiger woods. the look-alike reached out his hand to get a high five, and nope, not today. he wore a red shirt, black baseball cap, and pants. just like the famous golfer. the impersonator took pictures with fans who came to watch the real woods play in the final round of the dell technologies championship. >> i can't believe he got snubbed. it would have been great to see a photo of the two together. >> oh, man. he was locked in. he was focused. do you think that all the fans who were taking pictures with the impersonator knew they weren't really getting a picture with tiger woods? >> i hope so. >> that would be a bummer if you got home and started to look at it, like wait a second. >> like unhollywood when you take pictures of the celebrities down there, spider-man or batman. >> it's not the real one? >> it's not? i always thought it was the real spider-man. >> let's take a look at what's going on outside. hi, everybody. yeah, mother nature trying to fool us again. a little bit this morning. a li

. >>> and after five years, tiger woods can sell brcelebrate a wie pga tour. i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. what a moment. did you watch? i know you are a golf fan. >> i didn't watch. >> 1,876 days since the last win. it is 4:00 a.m. in the east. this is "early start." we start with the senate judiciary committee for the supreme court nominee darvibret kavanaugh delayed for inn appropriate sexual -- inappropriate sexual behavior. the new yorker magazine reported on sunday a woman who attended yale with kavanaugh says she remembers him exposing him receive to her at a party. although corroboration of her story is thin. >> a spokesperson for senate judiciary committee chairman chuck grassley grassley says he will look into the claims. president trump's aides discussed the latest allegation against kavanaugh with the president on sunday, but dropping the nomination is not currently under consideration. we have jessica schneider with more from washington. >> reporter: the white house is denying another allegation against kavanaugh of inappropriate behav

tiger woods has won his first gulf title in five years claiming the p.g.a. tour championship in atlanta forty two year old has been plagued by back injuries and scandal over his personal life but on sunday the magic was back and so is a new round of tiger mania mahommedan but d.c. before its. was the comeback tiger woods feared would never come with a smooth drive down the middle skip into the bunker and the put for par of what woods is once again on top of it was was just a grind out there i loved every bit of it and fighting the grind the tough conditions and. just have to suck it up and shut the mother to no after spiralling five year drought woods reasserted his dominance claiming his first p.g.a. tour win since two thousand and thirteen was beating a thirty man field that included eighteen of the world's best golfers all of. it was he entered the final round with a three stroke lead a position he's been in twenty three times before and won every time i was i was pretty emotional one when rory was was top an hour she was finishing out i looked around and

and for the american captain, woods' win is the perfect warm—up.rs. i think even the arms in the air, the fist in the air, it was important to him to win. so for now, this team event is about one man — the latest chapter in one of sport's greatest comebacks. andy swiss, bbc news, paris. last night, more than 10 million viewers watched the final episode of bodyguard on bbc one, making it the most watched drama of the year and the most—watched bbc drama in a decade. it's a sunday night success for traditional television, as it faces challenging competition from streaming services netflix and amazon prime. 0ur media editor amol rajan has this report, but if you haven't seen the finale of bodyguard, you should maybe look away. i'm cooperating! don't shoot! last night's episode of political drama bodyguard was one of the tv stories of the year. peaking at over 11 million viewers and a 50% audience share, the show also pulled in 1.3 million viewers between 16—34, those who have been fleeing traditional tv. negotiations are under way for a second series,

tiger woods is back.atch these extraordinary crowds in atlanta rush to see him win his first golf tournament in five years. more university leavers are getting onto our best paid graduate schemes, but businesses are still struggling to attract students from diverse backgrounds. the bodyguard, one of the most watched dramas of the decade, comes to a high—octane end. what do you think? did it live up to expectations? good morning from trafalgar square in london. a beautiful day with a beautiful sunrise, but the chilly start, foremost, showers with a chilly start in the north—west. more in15 chilly start in the north—west. more in 15 minutes. it's monday the 24th of september. our top story: after five and a half hours of discussions behind closed doors, labour officials have hammered out a brexit motion to be discussed at the party conference in liverpool. it states that, if there isn't a general election, labour should support all options including, campaigning for another referendum. our political corresp

. >>> straight ahead, president trump bees new attacks against bob wood ward's inside look at the trump administration. >>> kaepernick unveiled a new nike ad, the video is next. >>> cloudy and hazy. what going on with the skies, what you can expect for this afternoon temperaturewise and when our heat up will be arriving. according to the wall street journal -- theranos will formally dissolve.. and pay back its creditors. the company once claimed to have invented groundbreaking blood-testing technology. then say knows will dissolve and pay back credit fors. the company claimed to have invented ground breaking blood testing technology, then came allegations the device was unreliable. elizabeth holmes is facing fraud charges, accused of defrauding dares and patients anstors ouof llof dollars. >>> a ruling by federal appeals court could affect efforts the control homelessness. the 9th sixty court of appeals determined that governments can not make it a crime to sleep on public streets or sidewalks when no homeless shelters are available, based on a case in boy see but could affect other cit

a tiger woods look alike dressed just like the real tiger woods was there greeting fans. in woods' red shirt. at one point, he reached out to the real tiger woods as he passed by, but the real tiger kept on walking. the look alike, who's from st. petersburg, florida, has been playing golf since he was 4 and says he's always been a tiger woods fan. >>> and it was a dream come true for two florida high school students during a beyonce and n. the names of the two students were read out loud by concert r were each awarded $100,000 in scholarship money. the local boys and girls club nominated them. garay says she wants to be a police officer. >> this is the best thing that has ever happened to me in my life. >> burgos says he wants to go to m.i.t. to study electrical engineering. the scholarships were paid for by the beyonce and jay-z fou foundation and dj khalid. >>> well, coming up on "cbs this morning," we'll talk to a top sleep expert about the push in i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." to look at me now, you don't see psoriasis. you see clear skin. you

the marines were the first to experience this new kind of warfare at bella wood. -- at belleau wood. it was something we had no means of experiencing. if you look at the personal account, if you look at the mem wires and the diaries, you can begin to understand how, for men and women who were over there in europe, how they attempted to process this experience. this new experience. we have a mythology of world war i and what it was all about, that has been pervasive and that we are still struggling to deal with today. next slide please. this mythology is based on a very simple idea. it is the idea that, in 1914, and again in 1917, millions of young men as well as women entered the service, with naove and bold ideas that war was going to be a great adventure. a great testing ground. that it was going to be a grand parade. that they were going to be in berlin by christmas. or in paris by christmas, as the case may be. and that the war was going to be over. and that the experience of mass slaughter on the western front and the trenches on the western front crushed them. broke them. disil

so humans first used only would spend wood and coal then would coal and oil. the term energy transformation sounds like some kind of natural evolutionary process and in reality such a development would be a radical step that there's never been anything like it. or lose in the one possible approach could be to make environmental protection more profitable seem. to me. to me it's a strategy how the us america has been following for twenty years. in one thousand nine hundred five he founded forest finance a company that develops and distributes sustainable forest products which. one afterall often that my experience over the past forty years has shown that you can either save forests nor the world through charity projects alone you need to introduce a different economic system. it's not about different financing it's about a new collective approach to economic activity that doesn't destroy the bases of our wealth and namely nature and humankind the forest has done a lot for humankind over the millennia but people just take it for granted and don't pay anything fo

over time the wood from these trees is sold creating profit for the investor. it's a long term investment with no quick returns. and it's not really thought once as it's very hard for us in modern society which is geared towards a quick profit so argue that it's entirely normal to wait twenty thirty years a generation for your returns and it's very difficult but it's unavoidable. i hope that increasing numbers of people come to realize that the goal can be to make a ten percent profit another three months. we want to generate sustainable value for future generations we have to do something. in the mean in that some of these trees will never be cut down. it's forced finance commitments to sustainable forestry. over time this approach is creating protected forests natural habitats for plants and animals. how do you as an answer to the challenges of climate change lies in converting the value of nature into economic investment products. could this approach be applied to the use of fossil fuels. the small french town of big gun in brittany has achieved a one hundre