he would never have seen belleau wood.ast 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. will yo the gold star mothers' pilgrimages, do you know when they came here to the cemetery? it was before the cemetery was dedicated? shane: yes, 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 fou

belleau woods is just on top. you see the chapel in the distance and the ridge is on top of belleau woods. mr. moizan: a bit more than 2000 soldiers buried in the cemetery. >> at the 11th hour on the 11th ,ay of the 11th month in 1918 the armistice to and the great war was signed. all this weekend on american history tv, we are featuring programming to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the end of world war i. watch this weekend on american history on c-span3. each week, american artifacts takes viewers

some small woods including the wood of cheppy. and finally making their way into varennes. mitchell: captain harry s. truman wrote home to his fiancee, telling her about the battle and that he was involved in his experience in war. in one of his more vibrant letters, it involves the first day attack on september 26, when his artillery was supporting the american attack on the hill. now i will read from one of the letters that truman wrote home. "75 millimeter ammunition was fired from 4 a.m. to 8 a.m. earlier in the day. after his unit reached the hill, his battery wade the german harassing fire for most of the rest of the day. the hill was nothing but a bog. mud, mud, mud. when his battery was ready to fire on the hill, they realized the guns when raise high enough to reach it. forced to improvise, the men placed the tail of one gun in a shell hole and fired several rounds at the extreme elevation in the general direction of germany. one of truman's men was sitting in the shell hole when a dud went right between his legs. if he hasn't had a charmed life, no one has." this

one of the most interesting things about belleau wood is that when the marines enter into belleau wood, the germans use all kinds of dirty tricks, veteran german troops they've been in belleau wood for a while in this environment for a while, so they do things like they will blow american bugle signals , they blow the petite -- the retreat, in the woods when you can't see shadows -- anything but shadows, screams, voices, retreat, move left or move right . they would employ false surrenders where they hold up the white flag and the germans throw themselves down and machine guns opened fire and germans did on multiple occasions as documented, put on american uniforms and infiltrate american lives. but, if you look at german records and i'm not just getting these from published accounts i'm getting them from german records and field reports that within a couple weeks the marines have done the same thing , including putting on german uniforms and getting behind german lines. it's an indication of that process of adaptation in the process of learning. >> we developed an idea that the french

it takes about three weeks to clear belleau wood. what happens is a newspaper report of what happened with the chicago tribune is in the field as they advance on the stick. he is shot through the eye, but before he goes, he writes his report. the censors -- it is forbidden to provide any unit designation of who is in the field. the censors believe lloyd williams is killed. he is shot through the eye, badly wounded. he is actually alive, but they believe he is dead. they go ahead and say let the report go through, which identifies the marine corps. all of a sudden the papers all read the marine corps helped save france, and paris. the army as well, but it creates a sensation. it goes viral. what happens is belleau wood, instead of just a local attack, takes on nation significance. the germans see the papers, and they rush their best units into belleau wood to try to crush the marine corps. over the course of three weeks, there is very heavy fighting and casualties, but ultimately the marine corps and the army prevail at belleau wood.

i spent my life in the woods, hunting and fishing. learning certain behavioural tactics to get by and that they are environmentally specific and i said to hayes, if you came up to new hampshire and went out in the woods with me, you wouldn't have a chance. a friend of mine sent me a catalogue that had in it a pistol and it shot a little ball of paint, about this big, round, and it was used by foresters to mark trees to be cut down and so forth and i had one of those eureka moments. two things come together. i called hayes up and i said, i have figured out how we are going to prove this argument, one way or another. so i ordered two of these guns and a bunch of the pellets and hayes came up to my house and we decided we would test these guns out, because as far as we had known, nobody had ever shot a person with them. hayes shot first and he missed. and i shot him right in the butt! and it hurt. so then what we did, we went out into 40 acres of woods. hayes went in one end and i went in the other and we hunted each other. within about

if you had all the wood in the wood -- all the wood in the in theall the labor world and nobody was shelling at you, you could build something like this. isn't the case in a normal sector in the front lines. sandbags, corrugated tin, corrugated iron. experimented with chain-link fencing to keep the back. trench warfare, nobody really wanted to get into this. they'd seen what had happened in but whatese war, happens is, with the mass mobilizations of armies, the two armies clash at the battle of frontiers in 1914. they clash. they dig in. they start trying to outflank each other. stalemate.met with by the end of 1914, early 1915, have a solid line of trenches to the belgian coast where the war sits for about the next four years. the french army generally holds 80% of the line. the french army has about 80% of the line. really, on the western front, the war is really between the french and the germans going at it. the french lose between 1.2 and 1.3 million men of military age. that would be like us going to losing 11 million men, you know, out of our population. i think the united states' piv

wood, thank you very for being here. i wonder if you could start off by helping us understand a little bit about wha forensic dentistry in a circumstance like the this, what it actually does. what ddo? t' well, for us, doing forensic dentistry,an opportunity to take the records of a person who has died in one of these incidents, compare them to before-death re them up and hopefully identify them. it's a laborious processat times, but it's very effective, and it's been used in many, many mass disasters throughout the last 100 years. >> so searchers in the towns of paradise and elsewhere go through burnt homes and burnt

they ran into trouble in the woods. here, mile away from that's where the germans had some of their very strong lines. you see the remains of original trenches there. the americanoods troops, mainly the 35th division was supported by a brigade led by a lieutenant colonel, george s patton. what are we looking at here? >> the frontline from the operation. that's where he saw the pennsylvania memorial. now we are to enter into the -- a man who wasr wounded close by. that's where we are. on the hilltops that are dominating the plane, which is the plane we have right there. the american offensive was to start on a straight line. american soldiers had to make , capturing the towns and making their way north. now,s where we enter right to see some of the fortified line by the germans. and the offensive from the 35th was from the right to the small valley of the river, including the surrounding area. we are marching the same way as the american operation was jumping up the line and making our way north. >> where were the german

. >> reporter: it's tuesday morning at laguna woods senior living facility in california, and 20 seniors are taking the bus for an important errand. but they're not going to the grocery store or the bank. they're about to visit a marijuana dispensary the tinctures are used to ease this woman's pain from arthritis. >> i have been using cannabis my whole life. >> reporter: she's become an advocate for medical marijuana where the cannabis club has grown from a few seniors to more than 1,000 over the last decade. the popularity of marijuana among boomers and seniors appears to be growing like a weed one analyst study shows that 55 and up cannabis base nearly quadrupled to 18% in 2017 up from 5% a decade earlier. >> do you guys have a medical marijuana recommendation >> reporter: the spike has been driven by greater access for older americans to medical marijuana. to treat conditions ranging from aches and pains to anxiety businesses are tapping into the opportunity. >> i think that this store is focused on targeting the community. >> reporter: bud and bloom's owner was adamant about the mont

i spent my life in the woods hunting and fishing.l is more a function of learning certain behavioural tactics. and that they are environmentally specific. and i said to him, if you came up to new hampshire and went out in the woods with me, you wouldn't have a chance. a friend of mine sent me a catalogue that had a pistol, and it shot a little ball of paint about this big, and it was used by foresters to mark trees to be cut down and so forth. and i had one of those eureka moments. two things coming together. i called him up and i said, i figured out how we're going to prove this argument one way or another. so i ordered two of these guns and a bunch of the pallets and he came up to my house and we decided we would test these guns out, because as far as we had known, nobody had ever shot a person with them. he shot first and he missed. and i shot him right in the butt. and it hurt. so then, what we did, we went out into a0 acres of woods, and he went at one end and i went out the other and we hunted each other. within about 20 minute

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stephen wooding was wearing what appeared to be a freddy both ran up. he knelt on his left wrist and we just held him to the ground. >> we are grateful they stepped in because it could have been worse. >> reporter: investigators say wooding has a history of harassment toward staff. a week and a half ago the college was granted a three- year restraining order to keep wooding off campus. what's more, this isn't his first attack at the college. >> an attack on i believe a staff member, and he was arrested and spent time in a state institution. >> she was really sweet. >> reporter: friends and familyh attack will have a lasting effe someone would feel the need to do that to such an innocent person. >> reporter: witnesses say wooding looked confused but never said a thing. he has been charged with attempted murder. >>> the venetian man who says monsanto's weedkiller causes deadly cancer will accept a reduced award. school grounds keeper dwayne johnson could have demanded a new trial after a judge slashed the jury's original 289 million- dollar reward to $78

tiffany: clara wood también iba cansada.fany: en la oscuridad de la noche, el ayudante no logró ver que adelante estaba una lancha con el motor averiado. eran los agentes antinarcóticos con la droga incautada. en medio de la oscuridad y desde el aire, el avión espía captó la presencia de una lancha con personas que se acercó a sus unidades por sorpresa. desde la distancia, los agentes pensaron que los narcotraficantes habían regresado para recuperar la droga que habían abandonado. al ver que la lancha súbitamente cambió de rumbo para impactar directamente con los agentes, los helicópteros se prepararon para atacar. en un instante, la traquilidad de la noche de luna llena fue alterada por gritos y balas. hilda: me dispararon bastantes disparos del helicópteros cuando me recordé que ya me habían baleado a mí también. presentador: al volver, los policías arremeten contra la lancha de pasajeros. hilda: seguían disparando. presentador: los helicópteros abandonan el lguar, dejando atrás sangre y desesperación. tiffany: ¿y los heri

but it was a mixed day for the tournament host tiger woods.a, tiger woods had an up—and down start to the tournament which is behing played in the bahamas for the fourth time. the world number 13 opened up with a i—over—par round of 73 which included a triple—bogey at the par 3 12th. the winner of this tournament last year was rickie fowler, and he's one shot better off that woods. fowler began the defence of his title with a level par round of 72. but thejoint—leaders are patrick cantlay, and this man, patrick reed. they both carded 7—under—par 65s and they're three shots clear of the field. on day 2 of the men's hockey world cup in india, there were wins for both new zealand and argentina. 0lympic champions argentina edged out spain 4—3, and in the later game, stephenjenness scored the winner as the black sticks beat france 2—i. on friday, australia begin the defence of their title against ireland. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello th

our staff has been really deep in the woods. and trying to dig everything up to find out what was happening and how to address it because this is not only a homeless issue. it's a housing issue. it's a mental health issue or health issues, period, and transportation issue. so there are many facets that we have to look at this. and many times living in the situation, the foundation of someone's home is not concrete. it's wheels. we should look at it that way. want to thank everyone for stepping fore wo-- forward and working together. i appreciate it. i have a couple of different things. i'm happy to introduce for the department of environment of energy efficiency refrigerator grant. the department of environment will expand the current maintenance in food and beverage sector pilot project, also known as keep it tuned. this will help small business owners and managers to better maintain the refrigerator systems. and my last item is in memoriam to robert henry laws jr. died september 27, 2018, with his wife and sons at his bedside.

he trains the dogs in the woods around to. beat monterrey they're famous for their truffles the funky grows as deep as thirty centimeters underground. and i. look at i.m.p.'s right because he got a treat as a reward he would write the first basic training course takes three weeks. it's out there it's a kind of this is the third dog i've given to master monkey arrow for training he doesn't use any cruel methods such as withholding food from the dogs. understand he uses. gentle methods to make them into genuine truffle sniffing champions. they've been able to become pilani puffin the training sessions can last into the evening fees for a crash course run to four hundred euros but the investment can return many times that amount a kilo of the white albatross full dose the several thousand euros big specimens are extremely rare the harvest or sniffing season runs from late september to late december. the white album truffle is characterized by an intensive aroma that evokes romantic encounters and that's why it's so valuable to th

as a farmer in eastern rwanda and uses a lot of wood. for the past few years agro forestry experts like a lot and dolly have been teaching farmers and other people here about the importance of protecting the forest and how to plant trees. has been prepared to plant the seed like i've already put a bit of fertilizer in it once the seedlings in place i'll pack some good fertile soil around just enough so that the rainwater won't accumulate on myspace dot. you know is known as the land of a thousand hills in the center of the capital kigali is situated on one of them. but many of the others are covered in forests or what's left of them deforestation has been a major problem in rwanda. the country's population has been growing rapidly for decades it's quadrupled since one nine hundred sixty. is an invaluable resource for heating cooking and construction through countless trees a failed across the country to meet the demand. a few years ago the government realised that major changes were needed and introduced the ambitious goal of restoring t

next week he calls himself marine one obviously a very strong supporter of james woods he calls this a moment of human clarity we interrupt our regularly scheduled program for something nice that was quite cool to find it's like a moment of togetherness in the u.s. an unlikely source there twitter not always the source of people coming together thank you very much and cleaver. all right let's get you updated now on some of the other stories making news around the world thousands of central american migrants were back on the move saturday special mexico city subway trains with members of a caravan headed to the u.s. border to the north of the city to continue their journey u.s. president donald trump has sent the military to the border to prevent the migrants from entering. turkish president wretch of tayyip erdogan says his country has shared recordings were latest of the death of journalist jamal khashoggi with saudi arabia and other countries she was killed last month after he entered the saudi consulate in istanbul riyadh admits he was murdered in what it called a rogue operation.

. >> the movie is we're going to take some women into the woods and then poof, they're going to be hunted down. >> then decades later, something truly frightening. it it was happening for real. a strange vanishing in the forest. >> immediately we knew something was wrong. >> then another. >> your heart just broke. >> sheryl, then meredith. two women missing and two desperate efforts to find her. >> she he could be alive and we can't let up. >> could this old movie be the key? are there scenes reenacted? >> there are a lot of similarities. >> a fantasy turned chilling reality. >> if someone has her, she's afraid. >> who could be behind this, and how would this real-life story end? >> she was a blue belt in judo. if anybody could survive or fight, it was meredith. >> our national forests are places of refuge for folks that want to get away from the city and have a sense of peace, commune with nature. but you have to be aware of your surroundings all the time because you just never know. >> the splendor of national parks and lands are poems waiting to be written by each new visit aror. from

woods was 15 feet away.irdied the hole to square the much and now mickelson 1- up, but woods chips in for off the green for birdie and the match is square again. so they played extra homes into the dark and finally on the 22nd hole a 93-year-old par 3 mickelson is rolls in the birdie putt to win the match, take home $9 million and a championship belt. >> would you like to open that. this is a fine italian leather belt and look at that belt buckle. >> is it big enough for my waist? no. you thought you were going to win. >> you didn't have to do that to yourself. >> they made an entire size. not cool, guys. >> is this the perfect way for this day to end? >> it really is. >> i think a lot of people thought that tiger was going to win. just to clarify, phil mickelson takes home the $9 million and all the side bets that went on during the match goes to charity. >> that's good to hear. >> good thing. >> not everybody is taking all the money. it's going to some good causes as well. >> thanks. >>> up next nasa's new

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god bless james woods.t suicide, he almost took his life at one point and set up all the people who he spoke to who almost did what he had done, most of them said that they were so glad that they didn't succeed. >> right. >> martha: tell us about your mom. >> my mother committed suicide. she had gone through a second marriage that was not good, and she had lost everything in life. she lost her home, what little money she had. she came to a rough time in her life and, my little sister, who was very close to her, they had a meal and friends had rallied, and somebody said here is a place where you can live, and somebody said, i've got a used car you are welcome to have. there is a feeling of optimism about being able to come out of this, and the next day, she committed suicide. it's a reminder that, if you talk about it, and if people are going through a rough patch like that or if they are abusing alcohol and drugs and intense, abrupt relationships where they are erratic and particularly aggressive, there are

. >>> a potential suicide drama involving actor james woods played out on twitter. >> woods reached out to a user claiming to be a veteran who posted a message saying he planned to take his life. woods was among the many people reaching out keeping the conversation going. as he tried to reach out to police, he also told him of his own battles with depression. at one point the user's account was shut down, but woods says police in florida found the man and is getting him some help. >> good use of social media there. >> yeah, absolutely. >>> when we come back, michael b. jordan issues a challenge to a real boxer. >>> and could the countdown clock finally be ticking on colton underwoods' virginity? "the skinny" is next. >> inquiring minds. y" is next. >> inquiring minds. countdown clock finally be ticking on colton underwoods's virginity? ♪ skinny ♪ skinny ♪ just give me the skinny >>> it is time for "the skinny" and we're going to start with michael b. jordan challenging an actual professional boxer to a fight. >> jordan is starring in "creed ii," which opens today, and he reportedly told

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i live in the woods. cooking, cleaning, dancing. always dancing.else have a tool out there toucht throw out there. >> sometimes what i'll do is close my eyes for a few minutes until i'm okay and no one will know. >> you're in suit. >> sometimes the best thing for me to do is have a good friend. a couple of good friends. i just talk to them. >> the major thing you can do help people is support them. yeah. i think that's all i got. thank you for coming and congratulations for being here. >> after sweating it out here sean is now ready to leave all his issues behind and to escape into his persona. >> when i become boons i'm instantly like royalty. it changes the way you feel and it changes your stature and, you know, he's very authoritative but playfully dismissive. hello. how are you doing? would you like to be a part of the crew? i'll give you a hug. how's that? thank you. excuse me. hello. how are you? >> fantastic. >> thank you. >> the last time i talked to that guy he was in a cabin, a hermit by himself and now he just left me for a woman. >> hel

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. >> some are using wood palettes to raise their tents off the ground. >> they may be making us move wednesday. and they may not let us stay here no more. >> it's like a sign, go back home. >> she plans to drive to tennessee to live with they are family. she said she is doing her best to keep it positive for her kids. >> we are trying keep them occupied and make it more of an adventure for them. >> and back out here live, more donations of blankets, tents, anything to keep the folks warm out here are coming in as we speak. i did speak toly cal fire, who say, mud and erosion is a concern because of the rain. also, simple tasks like fence repairs are more challenging with all of the rain coming down. so i'm told tomorrow will be a busy day, with crews trying to get as much as done possible. kate larson, abc 7>>at tu, rai could complicate the recovery effort. crews are going lou the -- crew going through debris to look for remains. >> we have over 500 search and rescue volunteers from all of california and that is unprecedented. >> here are the latest numbers for you, we want to share y

the old wood possesses an almost magical attraction. divulging over the crossing eloquently tells of the skills of the builders the octagonal kubler was built by the very finest craftsmen and their devotion to the church was so great that even major nations the wooden walls were not painted only the structure of the bolting were done in a red ochre pattern that drew on regional tradition. to twelve joiners and then master builder eleven and were justifiably proud of their work and left their initials at discrete points on the role team. in the early nineteenth century the church underwent further change an extension to the east and was converted into a sacristy the choir window of the altar was no longer needed the painting was placed to cover it since then no more changes have been made to the church it has neither she didn't know. electric lines. the simplicity of the church interior suggests how closely the congregation identified with it a decorative canopy once used at a wedding now serves as an altar call the embroidered inscripti

and here's abraham lincoln hanging on to mario woods' foot. this eagle, i found it here at the golden gate bridge. and it was a commemerative or a good conduct medal given by abraham lincoln. i found it at the golden gate bridge. i mention the penny that i gave away. we're the invaders. we invade this country. and i have -- i won't have enough time to speak, but i want a statue of robin williams and olympic torch down by the yacht harbor and one over here. i got torobin williams' strength man. i stood there when i ran alongside the olympic torch. i will let it go at that. >> clerk: thank you, sir. your time is concluded. next speaker, please. >> i want to thank everybody for helping out with the election. it seems like a good outcome. there are districts and states where people are denying the right of the people to have their preferences counted. how bad has the republican party become? but first, i want to mention -- i'm auto docy, tenderloin neighborhood activist. we remember paul quick there. even after he went corporate and sold out and s

taken from bella wood. a place renamed by a grateful ally. the wood of brigade of marines.e was a less celebrated warrior. a nearsighted farmer from jackson county, missouri, who cheated and lied to get into the field artillery because he could not stand the thought of his friends and neighbors going to war and he not being there to support them. he would go on to become one of the greatest presidents in our history. so there they are. captain abrams summerville, my great-grandfather. sergeant alvin york, private, my wife's grandfather. robinson, william johnson. private martin. sergeant dan daly, and captain harry s truman. they are the testament to the ordinary citizens who performed extraordinary deeds in defense of this republic, from lexington to afghanistan. all told, more than 41 million american men and women have served during times of war and almost 700,000 have given the last full measure. and if you ask any of them why they did it, they would tell you it was the right thing to do. this day is for them. it is for those who have served in all the lonely outposts i

woods posting it's on.e, i bet you think this is the easiest $9 million you will ever make. you didn't have twitter before this match was announced. you had no twitter account. >> i had no twitter. >> and all of a sudden you were on twitter talking smack about tiger woods. like, you want a piece of this. >> it's not meant to be in your face. it's meant to be self-deprecating and funny. >> does it feel that way. >> doesn't always come across that way. >> reporter: as competitive they are, they have a deep respect for each other. >> i mean this sincerely. when tiger came along and brought the game into the stratosphere and we started on this meteoric rise and we had increased ratings and increased rses and off-course opportunities, nobody benefited more than i did. >> what would you say are phil's greatest strengths in the game? >> in the game? one, his creativity, the short game that he's played over the years is probably the best that's ever lived. >> i love how you forced him to say nice things about me. >

that means you shouldn't burn wood indoors or outdoors.l for anyone in the bay to use their fireplaces, wood stoves, pellet stoves and outdoor fire pits. you also want to minimize any outdoor activity. and more school closures to announce. the sonoma value unified school district just announced that all of its schools are closed because of this smoke, sonoma valley unified school district. jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> because of the "spare the air" alert they are recommending using mass transit so 50 trains on time for bart, all on time. ace number 5, 4 minutes late. eastbound 80at highway 12 a traffic alert in effect with a lane closed. >>> want to show you how bad. our "salesforce tower" camera, smoky skies, a lot of smoke in the atmosphere and that dot is the sun. a "spare the air" alert, unhealthy air quality for us in the bay area. hazy sunshine today through the weekend. >> thank you for watching kpix 5 fuse this morning. the kpix 5 news this morning. your next local update is 7:26. "cbs this morning" is coming up next. >>> good morning

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for more on this we turn to roy wood, jr., another episode of c.p.s for the culture. in honor of this week's veterans day, tonight we discuss the contributions of the black soldier. the only armed black people that everybody is comfortable with. since america's birth, african-americans have proudly served this country, even in bondage. george washington's personal servant during the war was a slave named william lee. the two spent so much time together, william was even able to photo bomb a painting of washington. lee and washington's bond inspired many of the interracial action films we see today -- such as "48 hours," "men in black," and "knight rider." you know that car was black, had a spoiler. many african-americans made the ultimate sacrifice, even if by accident, as when the first shots in the revolutionary war killed crispus attics. crispus is my favorite character for reenactment because his part is so short and get to go home early. oh! i died for these white people! those were his actual last words. in the civil war, black soldiers fought

woods>"so you think you can make birdie on the first hole."on>"i know i'm goona make birdie on the first hole."double it (crowd says ooohhh!)" "did you see how i baited him like that? (crowd and tiger laugh)" coming up on kron4 sports at 10, sharks at the tank hosting the oilers. highlights ahead. until then, more news after the break. 4 your health tonight... a warning to all americans from the centers for disease control. romaine lettuce, and that means any kind of it, is not safe to eat right now.. (vicki) at least 32 people in eleven states have been infected with e-coli -- linked to romaine lettuce. and at least 13 of those infected have been hospitalized.... one person has even developed a potentially life-threatening form of kidney failure. right now the c-d-c does not know what specific brand is associated with the outbreak... which is why they're urging anyone who has romaine lettuce in their home to just throw it out even if you've already eaten some and didn't get sick. restaurants and stores are being urged not to