xu: you have some wood that looks red or some wood that looks yellow, or even purple, like purple heart. it's purple. it's really rare for a wood species to be purple, actually, and people are like, "wow, we want to buy this." reporter: one company allows us to visit and take a look around. the family business has been operating in suriname for 20 years. for its director jimmy chen, time is money. each month, he ships ten tons of wood to europe alone. the business is a gold mine. but still, chen is restless. jimmy: if my business is having problems, i can't sleep. my brain starts rattling. the chinese mentality is to work hard. i once did double shifts for three years straight. reporter: chen's son is slated to take over the family business. the supply of wood seems endless, labor in suriname is cheap, and the government is generous. xu: no, they don't put any conditions, not for export at all. no, nothing. reporter: and it's easy getting chinese workers into the country. having employees with the same mentality as the bosses makes things easier. suriname's valuable resource appears to

a resurgent tiger woods winning the tour championship and even tiger woods himself was talking up americarospects coming into this, saying, look, a lot of these young players have never played against tiger woods at his best and now they can but they didn't, did they? in light of the four defeats that tiger woods suffered here at this year's prominent. he never seems to produce his best golf at the ryder cup and you wonder whether or not the big individuals, the big names, they are great playing on their own but do they translated into the team environment? that is something the european team has harnessed and certainly thomas bjorn has done that and we witnessed that. some say they struggled to get to grips with this golf course but it is the talents of the european team, the way that they played and yes, they were the underdogs but they will be delighted to be winning that ryder cup back once again. the sixth successive time they have won the ryder cup on home soil. lewis hamilton took a big step towards what would be a fifth world championship after winning the russian grand prix but t

the knife was in woods' right hand on the building side. bay area civil rights attorney john burris is representing mario's mother gwen and says this new angle supports the claim against the city. >> the fact that he had not stopped, had not been compliant with the officers, that's not a basis to kill him. and that's our position. >> reporter: the city of san francisco says the new video helps their case. in support of our motion to dismiss, we submitted video taken by a bystander who chose not to post the footage to the internet. this video doesn't change anything and further supports the police department's position that the shooting was lawful and justified. the judge dismissed federal civil rights claims but is allowing the state law claims of negligence and wrongful death to go forward. >> the officers' negligence, when they used deadly force care a reasonable s, thebestan officer at the time. >> reporter: andria borba, kpix 5. >>> this morning, san francisco's district attorney is seeking a restraining order against a protestor who ke

kincaid products are solid wood.ying them, they know that they're buying quality. they're buying bedroom. they're buying dining room. they could even buy cocktail tables or end tables. they're just beautifully made. it's basically heirloom furniture. it means you can pass it down to your kids and they can pass it down to their kids. that's how long it's gonna last. and so when people are buying that, they're really confident that they have something that's gonna look really good in their home. we just got a new kincaid dining room table in, and i had a customer who came in and purchased two weeks ago. she purchased a sofa and a love seat. she came back this last weekend. she saw the dining room table. she said, "this is exactly what i'm hunting for, for my house." she wants the dining room table with eight chairs. she likes the console. she likes the china cabinet. we had all that to show, and so now, rather than just saying, "let me show you a picture," we actually have the case goods on the floor, and we're able to

we spend more than fifteen days in the woods but as you think. they do everything on foot as they lack cars or motorbikes the government has cut off the technical and financial support it once provided the land rights of indigenous peoples and environmental protection aren't a political priority in brazil so should we documents the operations he and his men carry out using his cell phone. it's got a we have branded these guys one is a member of a neighboring tribe one's a fellow. we were tired of hearing the bands of the chain saw here in the area you're destroying our home mr. trees are our life our so we don't invade your territory it will still be. we tied them up because we don't trust them in the book it is they come prepared to say if we let them go they might have a weapon hidden way somewhere and. that's why we tied them up. as soon as we surged this entire area because we let them go. i just thought. setting a truck on fire is common practice here even the brazilian environment agency resorts to setting vehicles ablaze in the fight again

the projecten tales the projectg building including wood cladding, wood -- [ please stand by ] prepared this short presentation. i am available for any questions and this concludes my presentation. >> thank you. commissioner, do you have a question? >> i have a question. do you want to wait until -- >> i can wait. >> does the sponsor want to come forward and do your presentation? >> yeah, sorry. >> good morning, commissioners. good afternoon. ryan paterson for the project sponsor. we're here because the contractors, i understand, did some removal beyond what was allowed by the permit. without the owner's authorization and we are here to restore the character to defining features of this property and a basic violation. and the architect were recently brought in for this purpose specifically and look forward to working with staff and the commission to achieve that. we'll see a few key photos showing the conditions that the property was in. i understand that work was related to dry rot that was discovered. so what i understand is that those garage doors were roted to the core and had to be

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and uses huge amounts of cooking wood in the process. the university is looking to change that with the help of a german engineer brett smit is working with the energy research center to replace wood with most the sin of the cats make from corn waste. the first new stuff is already in operation. it was a former fire wood stove and we adopted the two to break it already planning to adopt another store for pre-k. through precut and one by one will be replaced i think the university hopes to radically reduce its root consumption uganda has a huge problem with their first ration every year ninety thousand hectares of forest are lost in the country much of the wood is used to cook food for the university gets the materials for it's because it's from local farmers who grow corn also known as maize take their maize only the corpse we just throw in the good or we just even today approach. brings wind in these people came yeah kristie even got some money and they give they can pay their corpse. albert smith has translated the pharmacy collect the

according to the attorney representing woods' mother the footage shows woods moving away. >> our position always has been given what we have seen that at the time he was being shot he was not posing a threat to the officers. it was the officer who jumped in front of him and that he was actually trying to move away from the officer and i think the judge had it correct. >> now, the city has submitted the video and said it further supports the police department's position that the shooting was "lawful and justified." the civil trial is now scheduled for april. >>> a huge pot bust in a quiet south bay neighborhood has residents rattled. heavily armed deputies and armored cars rolled into morgan hill to raid an illegal pot growing operation. the raid started early this morning and lasted well into the night. the sheriff department says they arrested 12 people, confiscated thousands of pot plants, and seized 21 firearms. >>> a close call for a woman and her dog after her pickup truck ended up in the san leandro marina. rachel gray and her boyfriend were about to go fishing at the marina late th

are our red woods in trouble? >> save the red woods has wog roct redwood years. the past logging reduced the footprint, which means there is restoration work to do and we need to create a new generation of people who want to take care of our redwood forests. >> but to answer that question, are they still in grave danger? is something going on we need know about that's changing or is it just ongoing effort to preserve and protect? >> climate change is affecting everywhere, including our redwood forests. we are concerned about wildfires. so we're taking a very active approach to help make our redwood forests more healthy and we want to make sure they're ready when wildfires do burn through. >> which is obviously terrifying to people in your line of work when that happens. >>> this weekend's festival, what can people expect to do, what's going to happen? >> come down to ayesyerbyerbye a gardens and learn about the tallest forests. we invite people to celebrate, listen to music, have fun with their families. which river parks they can visit and how they can pitch in

. >> lynch and jennifer wood also knew each other on the streets. wood was lynch's drug dealer. she frequently sampled the product. >> well, i mean, like i can't sell a drug that i'm not cog myself. because people are going to be like why aren't you, you know, what's wrong with it? >> wood has pled not guilty and awaits trial on charges including theft and distribution of heroin. lynch says she is no longer a client because she's more motivated than ever to stay clean. her girlfriend is seven months pregnant and lynch wants to raise the baby with her. >> i'm excited to be a parent just because i have never been a parent, but our relationship is still super iffy. >> you guys got a lot of growing up to do, for real. >> i know. >> you guys got to change everything that you do for that baby. >> i have never wanted to be sober for anything because i have never had a kid, but i do know that now that i am going to be a parent, like i don't want to hurt -- i don't want to put that child through anything that it doesn't have to be. >>> coming up -- >> it is nerve-racking when i just sit

the knife was in wood's right hand on the building's side. bay area civil rights attorney is representing mario's mother, gwen. >> had had not stopped and not been compliant with the officers is not basis to kill him. >> reporter: the new video helps their case in support of our motion to submit. we took video that chose not to post the footage to the internet. this video does not change anything is further supports the police department's shooting, that it was lawful ju rights claims but is a lawing the state laws claims of negligence and wrongful death to go forward. >> negligence, using deadly force against mario woods. lowered their standard of care. >> reporter: back to you. >>> in other news, san francisco's district attorney is seeking a restraining order against a protester who keeps showing up at his home. take a look. >> coward. >> do your. [beep] >> hey -- >> hey, don't throw that at me. >> >> hit me with it? >> in this video you can see the da flinging a piece of watermelon at demonstrators tossed on to his stairs. there are also

now, according to the attorney representing woods' mother, the footage shows woods moving away. >> our position always has been given what we have seen that at the time he was being shot, he was not p officer. it was the officer who jumped in front of him and that he was actually trying to move away from the officer. i think the judge had it correct. >> the city submitted the video and says it further supports the police department's position that the shooting was, quote, lawful and justified. a civil trial is scheduled for april. >> a central valley man is in jail accuse of attacking a man outside of levi stadium. it happened after the 49ers took on the arizona cardinals sunday. santa clara police arrested this man david aguilera gonzalez last night at his madera home. it started when another man kicked the bottle in the parking lot and it landed near gonzalez. investigators say that's when gonzalez walked over, punched the man in the face and the head and drove away. that victim in critical condition tonight. >>> stock market took a big hit points. stocks were in the red at the closi

that makes the housing crisis worse. >> reporter: so why use wood? for starters, it's cheaper. >> the options would be steel framing, steel framing is about 40% more than wood framing. >> reporter: and if they had to pay more? >> several of these projects wouldn't be built right now. >> reporter: so the only way you can get financing is to go with wood. >> that's correct. >> reporter: the downside of using wood is that it comes with that window when an arsonist could send it all up in smoke. >> probably three to six months. >> that long? >> yes. >> reporter: and that window of vulnerability along with the ongoing fires now has builders paying a new cost, this time for security. >> we have motion detecters, dogs, barbed wires. 24/7 monitoring. >> these projects don't pencil. even the guy who makes the deli sandwiches. if he can't make moneselling a turkey sandwich, he's not going to sell a turkey sandwich. >> reporter: the security cameras are up. this is the new liability. it is interesting to note that they are trying to get changes made so that the

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. >>> a newly unveiled video of the 2015 shooting of mario woods. want to warn you, some of you may find what you're about to see and hear disturbing. >> drop the knife, bru. ceary, man. killed himikud >> a federal judge cleared the way for a civil lawsuit filed by woods' mother to move forward. the video casts doubt on officer statements that woods was moving quickly towards them while carrying a knife. officers shot woods 21 times. >> at the time he was being shot or was shot, he did not make any threatening gestures towards the police. he deny lunge at any of them. in fact, he was walking away. and the question is walking away, is that a death warrant? >> in a statement the city attorney's office says, this video doesn't change anything and further supports the police department's position that the shooting was lawful and justified. >> the north bay spent the last week reflecting back on hits one-year firestorm anniversary. it's been both painful and optimistic. at the museum of sonoma county, looking back, it's taking a different form likely to

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officers shot woods 21 times. the judge set an april trial date for the lawsuit. >> at the time he was being shot or was shot he had not made any threatening gestures toward the police. he wasn't walking toward them with the knife out. he didn't lung at any of them. at best he was walking away. the question is, walking away, is that a death warrant? >> the san francisco city attorney's office issued a statement today saying, quote, this video doesn't change anything and further supports the police department's position that the shooting was lawful and justified. >>> after nearly a year, a water quality advisory is now lifted for the fountain grove santa rosa. the city issued the advisory last november after residents were allowed back in the area and complained about the water's unusual taste and odor. water samples show dangerous chemicals like benzine, caused by melted pipes. >>> inmates often help battle wildfires. now when they are free, many will be able to get firefighting jobs. governor brown one in five c.

when you stop and think, rosemary woods his secretary never knew about the tapes. henry kissinger never knew about the cases. >> i called bradley at home at 9:00 on a saturday night and said nixon taped himself. what should we do? and ben said i wouldn't bust one on it, and it's kind of a b-plus story. okay, the boss says b-plus. i won't work on it. i took sunday off, and monday they called butterfield, and i remember ben came by and knocked on my desk and said, okay, it's better than a b-plus. >> from that point on, of course, it's a fight for the tapes because they answer the questions. am i telling the truth? is the president telling the truth? and what else happened? the prosecutors immediately subpoena the tapes. the senate subpoenas them, so nixon is early advised to destroy the tapes. today is the day you're going to get motivated... get stronger... get closer. start listening today to the world's largest selection of audiobooks on audible. and now, get more. for just $14.95 a month, you'll get a credit a month good for any audiobook, plus two audible origin

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for the fire, every day, he had to make sure the wood box was filled and ready to go, so he had these farm chores he was expected to do . >> it's also the place where he took the oath of office . >> i would love to because it's so unique, so they received word , that the president had passed away out in california, in san francisco. a telegraph was sent to bridgewater vermont, and the person who got the telegraph up to planning with the bus up to plymouth there was a knock on the door and the coolidge's were visiting. vice president coolidge's father, john, were visiting and so it was early in the morning on august 3 1923. they got a knock on the door and the father answered the door and said what is going on and he was informed that he had passed away. his father went up and woke up calvin and said the news to him and then they went downstairs and his father administered the oath of office to him. john coolidge was a notary public, so he felt that under the circumstances, this was something that he could just take care of so that our country would not be without a president, so that

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phil mickelson and tiger woods off the team?n the best thing for the team. as you know this is also a political situation when you are making these choices. i think politics over to common sense. they just don't travel well, do they? 25 yea rs just don't travel well, do they? 25 years since they won back—to—back tournaments, when they won at the belfry in 93. the last time they we re belfry in 93. the last time they were there. do you think there's a bit too much arrogance when they going into these very different european courses? i am not going to say arrogance as much as indifference. ijust say arrogance as much as indifference. i just don't think it's as important to them as it is to the europeans. when you are playing than $10 million a week before and you have gone to a pretty long season, you really want to take a break. when you get to like the golf national this week, you can tell some of our players are pretty tired. i understand rose and back in in the same event, the differences they care. our players don't care. it'

whenjo wood went england were 28 forfour and only whenjo wood went england were 28 for four and onlystokes made their innings look respectable. the deficit in the runs needed england's heaviest defeat in one—day cricket, result but no one saw coming and found in more familiarfashion. the saw coming and found in more familiar fashion. the series saw coming and found in more familiarfashion. the series in saw coming and found in more familiar fashion. the series in the monsoon season ending with the covers on, for england when the rain clears they will have to paper over the cracks. it really was one hell of a heating. mel farrell is alongside me. fitting that it all ends in the rain because that it all ends in the rain because that has been the dominating feature of this series. by strange result to end a series during which england we re end a series during which england were feeling pretty good until today. what will they have learned from today question mark well england made a few changes before this match because of the rain. batters in particularjust had had no time out there, m

and it's made out of really, really strong wood, but with the river being behind us and years past wen the river get to within 20 feet behind our house which means i'm looking at two acres of grass right now and trees and wet larlands. i'm not sure what the storm surge brings tomorrow as the storm passes us but it would not surprise me to see it at the height that it was in tropical storm debbie back in i believe 2012. >> all right, mayor. we'll keep in closeest wishes w. let's bring bill back in here. we have landfall now? >> mexico beach. that's where the official landfall appears to have been. 155 miles per hour winds. increased it. going up two more it's a cat 5. the picture tons screen from panama city beach. look at the radar to the left, the top middle in the bright red colors and why the visibility is so bad. it's pouring as hard as it can. you can see the person with the hand on the glass. i don't know if they're trying to save it from blowing in on them or not. >> give us historical perspective of a category 5 looks like. you were in florence. florence was a -- >> by the tim