but, woods was not interested. he has told us he is much behind the whole idea of legacy in the game and the legacy that is provided by the pga tour the american circuit, where he predominantly played, he equals the record for 82 victories there. he looks at the liv golf setup, which is played around three rounds and is all about razzmatazz, in his opinion, and does not feel that represents what tournament golf should be about. jane: the latest on tiger woods putting his money where his mouth is. perhaps i should take up golf. thank you for watching bbc world news america. you can find that story and all of the day's news on our website. join us again tomorrow. ♪ narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovlefoundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪

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but woods was not interested in taking the deal. what he has told us is that he's much behind the idea of legacy left behind in golf, and the legacy left behind in golf, and the legacy left behind in golf, and the legacy left behind the pga tour, the american circuit where he predominantly played his golf. he has the record for 82 victories there. he looks at the liv golf set up, which is played over three rounds, ratherthan up, which is played over three rounds, rather than for, rounds, ratherthanfor, doesn't have a cut — it's all about razzmatazz, in his opinion, and it doesn't feel that that represents what golf should be all about. in carter with tiger woods putting his money where his mouth is. maybe i should take up golf. i'm jane o'brien. thank you for watching world news america. you can find all the latest headlines on our website. join us tomorrow. good evening. we've had some much—needed rainfall in the past 2a hours, not for all, but across north wales, northern england, northern ireland and scotland. we've seen some

wood wood against gary sanchez, and sanchez wins it with an oppositd homer. 15 earned runs in his last seven and two-thirds pitched, as the twins win 9-0. san francisco is now six and a f back of that wild card spot. > >> big aaron judge fan sighting at the coliseum with the yankees yankees in town. judge looking comfortable back in california. in the 5th, judge sends one over one over the center field wall.s 49th of the year. best in the majors. could he be wearing orange and black next season there? this solo shot of gerrits only run. peralta gets mckinnon to strike out and the yankees win. > >> the raider rested the starters in their final preseasn game against the patriots. 1st quarter, here's back up quarterback stidham. 30-yard gain leads to a folsom on the opening drive. vegas marchs right back into the red zone on the next drive. white losed, and and the raiders win finishing with a perfect 4-0 record. > >> the 49ers failed to score a point in their preseason finale in houston, so just how concernd is kyle shanahan about the offense? >> the preseason is important, but it's also

so unpleasant the woods can't fire. but because the woods were on fire the confederates did not stop for rests along that march. they just kept marching which worked out for them while he was very tireing, but they marched through the night in very dense smoky woods, very unpleasant circumstances, but they got there with maybe 30 minutes to spare. also there was a controversy about the union cavalry the cavalry of the army of the potomac. the commander of the calvary of the army potomac was one of few officers that grant brought with him from the western theater to command to command something in the east this is general philip sheridan. sheridan has not commanded calvary in the western theater his commanded an infantry division. but there was a saying in the civil war whoever saw a dead calvaryman and there was a belief that calvary don't really fight. so grant wanted sheridan, you know, i want you to come in. i want you to make the cavalry fight like infantry. and sheridan he doesn't invent this idea. he just advances

nine months after tara ord disappeared, her bones were found in the woods outside town. as her family absorbed the devastating news, detectives combed the site searching for any clue that could lead them to tara's killer. here again, here's keith morrison. with, and knock at the door. >> in the end, bones and a few teeth were all they found. there was every reason to think tara was murdered, and then dumped in the woods. but murdered how? by whom? sharon's attorney called her as soon as she heard the news. >> she was obviously distraught, devastated, hysterical, crying. now what? find out the killers and make them pay for the crime. >> prosecutor dan feinberg got the autopsy results. they were not helpful. >> only half of the bones in her body were recovered. and some of the more important bones like the hyoid bone which would show whether or not there might been a choking or strangulation was not recovered. >> the medical examiner, though, found evidence that four of tara's ribs were fractured. >> a perimortem fracture, a fracture that occurred at the time of death. >>

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it's known as wood street off 880, the scene of many fires recently. one of them, temporarily shutting down a freeway for hours. tonight, oakland's mayor is defending her city, as the governor is threatening to take away money because of oakland's field response to the homeless people. here's nbc bay area news's cheryl hurd . >> reporter: as a scathing letter from the governor's office goes to oakland city attorneys, the four-page letter, written out of concern that the city of oakland is aiming to avoid responsibility to find housing for people living in the dangerous encampment commonly known as wood district. >> we will abide by every agreement for that 4 done 7 million grant. >> reporter: but when mayor libby schaaf, reacting tonight to the letter, bluntly saying, the city is shirking the responsibility. >> we are working hard with caltrans to utilize the grant in exactly the way that we promised. that is to help house the people and wood street. >> reporter: fighting housing for the 200 or 300 people there is a crisis for oakland. >> the condition

i would go knock on some wood rigt now. back to you. > >> up next, a new purpose in lie found through retirement and an unlikely pairing. meet the >> here's a question for you. wt do you get when you combine a retired salesman and retired nur physicist. >> you get the fix it guys and z andrea borba tells us it is a well earned nickname. >> the first rule of the wood sp at stone wood creek retirement s clean up your sawdust. >> we're about a third of the way through this project. >> of the residents in pleasant, only two are known as the fix it it guys. 80-year-old rick laveck laveck and 95-year-old phil wire. when rick and his wife kathy moveed in after a 40 year career in nuclear physics he needed a hobby and fast. >> after twiddling my thumbs for a few weeks i thought i have have to do something i'm going . >> reporter: after building a dk and model wooden ship. he found himself in the wood shop seven days a week, seven days a day. >> it's a continuum of furniture furniture pieces. broken lamps, all kinds of crazy things

do you see wood shavings? any work at this wood, if you're so smart, look and see if there are any wood shavings. we saw it from the air. give you what you read. no way. my logs have been here for over 2 years. not that look at your satellite pictures from 2 years ago. come down me, tell him that i go on to the bay. i'm all right. calm down and is as so carrying out an inspection. and remember, you're a business window to behave like one thing for me, but as we're not having a punch up on the st. louis that we're inspecting your company healthcare. so please again, i'm fiscal as i saw that, but it isn't. those don't come on. i mean, to come down, why should i go long? let me come here down. why should i take responsibility for logs that aren't mine? cuz it's your little mill. you must know who comes and goes here. you know, let's start over as adam and here i know god little fella is. uh huh. it's my turn to speak. eric, we're going to inspect your company from your attitude. isn't doing you any favors? sounds

this is all about the homeless encampment known as wood street. more than 200 people live on this stretch of land along 880 under the macarthur maze. the encampment has also been cited to several fires over the pastfew months including this one that temporarily shut down the ma for hours. caltrans began clearing out this meless encampment last month but a judge temporarily blocked the cleanup saying they needed to come up with a housing plan for all those people currently living there. today, the governor's office said this, the skating four- page letter to the attorney over the site. the letter accuses oakland of, quote, seeking to assert its responsibility when it comes to providing housing for these people. it also says the state could pull the $4.7 million recently awarded to oakland to help find homes for those living at wood street. joining us now is oakland mayor libby schaaf. nice to have you on the program. let's talk about this letter. this is happening late this afternoon from the governor's office suggesting your city isn't doing enoug

but today, the unquestioned star is the wood bison. the focus of not just a rescue but a complete revival. >> so this is that first time mom. that's her first baby. that baby is only three weeks old. >> i lived here every day and stayed to prepare them for transport. >> reporter: he is a biologist with the alaska fish and game. he's been working on this program since its inception. 16 years ago, they built a sanctuary here where wood bison could successfully breed in cap activity. by 2015, the first herd of more than 100 bison were successfully released into the wild. 330 miles northwest of anchorage, using a c-130 plane. how do you transport a 2,000 pound grumpy wood bison? >> one step at a time. with a lot of patience and taking it very slowly. >> reporter: why is it so important now that wood bison are back? >> it's a grand opportunity for restoration of a missing piece of art. dribble landscape. >> reporter: since being reintroduced, wood bison have had their challenges, including two especially brutal winners. but the program cont

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the show goes on at bath's theatre royal. # into the woods to grandmother's house, # into the woods to grandmother's house...# a production axed by the old vic reportedly because some of the london theatre staff were upset by comments director terry gilliam had previously made about the metoo movement, race, and trans rights. i think theatres have got to be braver. i think the whole artistic community has to be brave. that's what art is about, it's pushing the limits. and when you start censoring, closing down, making a safe little world to go to the theatre is boring, folks. and it's death to a healthy civilisation. cinderella had planted a branch at the grave of her mother. into the woods feels like a good fit for the intensely imaginative former python. # why, then, am i left behind? # mother, is there something more that i should do?# gilliam and his fellow director are promising surprises in their production of stephen sondheim's classic musical, which subverts some of our best—known fairy tales. # silver and gold throw down on me.# so on one level, you get the stories of cinder

of the woods grazed out. especially because the woods had been cleared out, the soil, apparently wasn't that great, what you have is an area of maybe 30 to 40 square miles of thick it's mostly. very thick, very dense. artillery is useless in that terrain. advantages in number are almost useless. lee really wants to fight there if he can. fans they do fight a battle there. it's not the greatest place for grant to fight but grant is eager to fight lee any place he can't get to him. and so, they fight a battle here on the sixth and seventh, they say fit zero seventh, yes, fifth through 7th of may, 1864. it's the first battle between lee aunt grants. it is very intense at times. very unpleasant. a lot of it fought at close range because visibility is shortened through those trees. there is a lot of confusion again, because of the thickets and the terrain! grant is not able to make that free that too spotsylvania. he fights lee first. but grant almost wins it all right here in the wilderness. grant had fought, if

pressure is growing on the city of oakland to clean up the wood street homeless encampment coming up today's fires that broke out just days after a warning from governor newsom and the city of oakland is also launching a new tool for vegans. the online guide showcasing plant based options available across the city. and we're getting closer to the weekend. you're going to be surprised at how much cooler the numbers the temperatures are going to be. as we head t marie's at to sonoma county businesses. police say the first one happened monday night around seven o'clock at the altar beauty store in petaluma, and then about 30. minutes later, a similar robbery was reported at the ulta beauty store in santa rosa. officers say they spotted the suspect vehicle a range rover in pursuit it south back to petaluma, where the driver rammed of petaluma police vehicle. two officers had minor injuries. a canine officer chased five people who ran from the range rover suspects included a 16 year old and 15 year old. police say they recovered thousands of dollars of beauty products. new video now from

this village -- of 60 people. >> so they call it biomass, but it is -- wood. tonight, cars queued up outside of coal mines looking for fuel. it's beyond imagination, 167-year-old polish man told reuters. people were sleeping in their cars. "i remember communist times." france had so much energy that they were a net exporter of energy. 70% -- will go under, why? because -- happens across europe in every country. the question is why is it happening, and the answer is there is an energy shortage in europe. cheap energy is essential, the key to everything a normal society strive four: safety, sprouts -- safety, prosperity, the high life expectancy for its citizenry. energy costs in europe are expected to increase by hundreds of percents in coming months. germany's prices for electricity of the benchmark f for all of europe, which just exceeded a thousand euros for the first time in history. just a week ago, last monday, the cost was about 700 euros, a record. in other words, that price was approaching 50% rising in a single week. in france, it rose 25% in one day,

the state parole board is releasing 70-year-old frederick woods after being dend 17 times. governor some asked the board to reconsider the decn to reconsider the decision, but he cannot block his release bece woods was not convicted for murder. the 1976, woods teamed up with two brothers and kidnapped 26 children and theirt avenue chowchilla to try to get a $5 million ransom. the kids, e 5-14, and the driver were driveo a remote corey near livermore and buried alive. the victims were able to dig themselves out the next day. the three men were were arrested. one of them released in 2012. the other wasd the other was paroled by former governor jerry brown in 2015. ws brown in 2015. woods wasn't eligible to attend his hearing in person, but add a march parole hearing, he claimed he one of the ransom money to be accepted by his parents. > >> britney spears' ex-husband, jason alexander, was arraigned today after being booked into na county jail. alexander faces two two felony charges for a crime committed in 2015 when he allegy stole a $2000 bracelet from a wn bracelet from a wo

woods was not interested in taking the deal. kasia: you are watching outside source from the bbc. our main story -- the speaker of the u.s. house of representatives, nancy pelosi, has arriveon an official visit to taiwan to a furious response from china. let's turn to afghanistan where president biden says justice has been delivered with the killing of one of the world's most wantederrorists in a u.s. drone strike. al qaeda leader, ayman al-zawahiri, helped mastermind this september 11 attacks. mr. biden announced his death. pres. biden: on saturday, at my direction, the united states successfully concluded an airstrike in kabul, afghanistan, that killed the leader of al qaeda, ayman al-zawahiri. al-zawahiri was bin laden's leader. he was with him the whole time. he was his deputy at the time of the attack on 9/11. he was deeply involved in the planning of 9/11. one of those responsible for the attacks that murdered 2970 americans on americail. kasia: the cia operated air force drone carried out a so-called precision strike as al-zawahiri stood on the balcony of this house. our se

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he why woods? the military in man, mar, take any notice when it's ignored, calls on other issues, the treatment of pro democracy protests and may and mas elected leaders. for instance. well, because they have economic relations, they have a military relation to have strategic relations. they are not living in in limbo. i, i, i hope that everybody see that the current situation is untenable. you cannot keep half a 1000000 use in incomplete limbo. these use would be increasingly bitter. and rightfully so. i also know that many will lead this. did pledge 5 years ago to not rest until there is justice and have return for the rain guess we need to remind them of that pledges. what we are doing now in the world is cumulative, and restart refugee crisis, which is a time bomb creating. it cannot continue like this. we need curable solutions. we yes, you're going to terrance where class on the we need more funding to be able to provide poor, poor community de, up today. but 1st and foremost, we now need thi

avoid responsibility to find housing for people living in the dangerous encampment commonly known as wood street. >> we will abide by every agreement for that $4.7 million grant. >> reporter: oakland mayor libby schaaf reacting to the letter that bluntly says the city is shirking its responsibility. >> we are working hard with cal trans to utilize that grant in exactly the way that we promised and that is to help house the people at wood street. >> reporter: finding housing for the 200 or 300 people there is a crisis for oakland. >> the conditions at road street are untenable, they have reached a level of risk and danger that is not in the public's interests. >> reporter: there have been several fires there, including this one that temporarily shut down the macarthur maze for hours. cal trans moved in to begin cleaning up the site last month, but a judge temporarily blocked the cleanup saying cal trans needed to come up with a housing plan for all of those currently living in the camp. now the governor's office says that's not cal tran's job, it's the city's responsibility. all of this ma

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and by the way, tiger woods is involved. and so yeah, i think that would be pretty cool. so i think it's a great opportunity for for pj's her players to show a different side of themselves. ah prime time on monday nights, woods mcelroy are part of the north american base pga tool, which is facing a big challenge to its traditional dominance. ah, the saudi arabia, back live golf series. have find up a number of high profile plays. it offers plays more price money and fans a variety of new formats. the pga tour has suspended any of its members who joined the breakaway competition. woods has given his backing to the pga tour and its enough a commitment from its leading place to appear and at least 20 events during the season. to now have our top players rally around this organization and commit to a portfolio of tournaments like never before. i think our fans are partners, our players are gonna love it. and i promise you there's more to come. there's more to come from live golf as well. well, number 2 cameras, smith of australia is expected to sign up for the wible series an

do you see wood shavings? any work of this wood? if you're so smart, look and see if there are any wood shavings that we saw from the air you attribute no way my logs have been here for over 2 years. not that look at your satellite pictures from 2 years ago. calm down me, tell him that i want to the bay. i'm all right. calm down and as, as we're carrying out an inspection scans. and remember, if you're a businessman to behave like one only, but as we're not having a punch up on the st. louis that we're inspecting your company healthcare. so please as a gala and physical address on that, but it is it, though? so on? come on, i mean, calm down, why should i, how long? let me come here, dan, why should i take responsibility for logs that are mon? cuz it's your little mill. you must know who comes and goes here. i use no, let's start over. massage and here. i know god little fella. this is. uh huh. it's my turn to speak. eric, we're going to inspect your company that form your attitude. isn't doing you any favors, salus, like that, that

yesterday, woods' lawyer said woods is now a changed man, who poses no danger to the community. two of his victims supported his release, saying he's done his time. but others opposed t. one woman who was just 9 years old when they kidnapped her said he is still evil. is she wants him to spend the rest of his life in prison. >> reporter: it was an extraordinary crime. >> reporter: in 1976, they were called the children of chow chilla. 26 kidnapped with their driver. buried in a moving van in a quarry for 16 hours. their three capturers remanded a ransom of $5 million. >> they want money, they can't get it from us, we because we don't have any. >> reporter: the hours after the children dug themselves out to safety, while their kidnappers slept. >> they are in good shape. >> in physical good shape. the psychological damage, long lasting. >> 17 years old, i sleep with a night light. i'm scared of the dark. >> they could never feel what they put us through. >> richard schoenfeld, james schoenfeld and woods pleaded guilty and were given life without parole. in part, thanks to gavin n

the show goes on at bath's theatre royal. # into the woods to grandmother's house, # into the woods to grandmother's house...# a production axed by the old vic reportedly because some of the london theatre staff were upset by comments director terry gilliam had previously made about the metoo movement, race, and trans rights. i think theatres have got to be braver. i think the whole artistic community has to be brave. that's what art is about, it's pushing the limits. and when you start censoring, closing down, making a safe little world to go to the theatre is boring, folks. and it's death to a healthy civilisation. cinderella had planted a branch at the grave of her mother. into the woods feels like a good fit for the intensely imaginative former python. # why, then, am i left behind? # mother, is there something more that i should do?# gilliam and his fellow director are promising surprises in their production of stephen sondheim's classic musical, which subverts some of our best—known fairy tales. # silver and gold throw down on me.# so on one level, you get the stories of cinder

it's the new idea being backed by tiger woods. the latest play in a big contest. it could decide who controls the games future. ah. hundreds of thousands of ringo marking 5 years since they arrived to what's become the world's largest refugee camp in bangladesh. they fled myanmar because of a military crack down a wide spread atrocities out as here, as tanya childs rate reports now from cox's bazaar for refugees. life here is challenging, overcrowded and fragile shelter surrounded by barbara fences band from farmer litigation work and travel. refugees said they are frequently harassed by police and camp authorities. violence trafficking, child marriages, and drug related crimes are increasing inside the camp. as there are, cotton fled to bangladesh in 2017. she has 3 children. 2 of them were born in the camp. she was worried about their future. we had enough, we want to go back home to me and mar soon so that our children can get some education and have a normal life on their safe. it has done more than enough, and it's time for the un and global community to deal

one of the largest homeless encampments along wood street on caltrans property has been the site for countless fires and now a federal judge will rule on friday whether the transportation company can resume clearing the property. it's been better. >> greater cooperation between the county alameda county, caltrans and the city of open to make sure that safety is provided not just for the traffic above on the highway, but also for the residents or the people. there which street the judge put a temporary restraining order on the property last month, putting a pause on any cleanup. >> ahead of this upcoming ruling, the city was to identify a location to house the approximately 200 people living at the site after it was granted 4.7 million dollars for rehousing activities at wood street. the site since become the center of a dispute between the city and state after open said it didn't have the capacity to house all of the people at the encampment has, you know, been a challenging >> thing to do and not only at wood street, but also throughout the city of oakland. gallo says the city has b

the show goes on at bath's theatre royal. # into the woods to grandmother's house # into the woods to grandmother's house.# a production axed by the old vic reportedly because some of the london theatre staff were upset by comments director terry gilliam had previously made about the metoo movement, race, and trans rights. i think theatres have got to be braver. i think the whole artistic community has to be brave. that's what art is about, is pushing the limits. and when you start censoring, closing down, making a safe little world to go to the theatre is boring, folks. and its death to a healthy civilisation. cinderella had planted a branch at the grave of her mother. into the woods feels like a good fit for the intensely imaginative former python. # why, then, am i left behind # mother, is there something more i should do?# _ gilliam and his fellow director are promising surprises in their production of stephen sondheim's classic musical, which subverts some of our best—known fairy tales. # silver and gold throw down on me# _ on one level, you get the stories of cinderella, jack

between 70800 million dollars in an interview, norman says that the offer was made to woods before he was brought on to be ceo of liv golf. what's has been critical of the new golf tour and players who defected from the pga in recent weeks saying, quote, i think what they've done is that they've turned their back on what has allowed them to get into this position and a quote. >> still ahead, house speaker nancy pelosi landed in taiwan for a visit to the south governing island amid tensions between the u.s. and china. we'll explain the controversy behind her visit. >> an update now on president biden's covid recovery. he has tested positive for the 3rd time in what appears to be a case of rebound covid after getting treated with the president first tested positive some 11 days ago. he ended his isolation last wednesday and then tested positive again on saturday. and again yesterday, the white house physician says it is current symptoms include the return of a quote, loose cough. his temperature, though, blood pressure and oxygen levels. those remain normal. president biden will continu

wood became a lawyer. teaching in this area and working in this area, which we call our section 106 area, the regulatory area. so when it came to the military, how did section 106 fifth in? >> let me explain. of course, the army military, federal agency, current section 106 requires that all federal agencies take into account the effect of their project on a historic property, and for the advisory council on historic preservation, a reasonable opportunity to commit. they have to comply. let's look at the black officers club for example. that club at fort leonard wood was built around 1942. it's actually interesting stone work built by prisoners of war who were there during the war, italian and german prisoners of war. after the war, the building was used for a variety of things, but by 2011, they did not really have a use for. they thought it might be used for one purpose, but no one was really interested. it began to deteriorate a little bit, that there was a problem there because it was owned by the mili

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gordon wood is the although way university professor. recipient of the pulitzer prize. to the american-ization of benjamin franklin, transforming the field. the book that we will be talking about tonight's power and liberty, constitutionalism and the american revolution. it's so wonderful that he is joined here in person by another towering american historian and great friend of the constitution, edward larsen, professor larsen holds the heel and hazel darling chair in law and is the professor of history, also a recipient of the pulitzer prize in history and author of superb books from the return of george washington, to most recently, franklin and washington, a founding partnership between discussed not too long ago, it was such a great discussion. we are joined remotely, i'm so glad to see you, the monitors are working, you look great, i hope you can see us as well as we can see you but it's so great to welcome here to the constitution center, lucas e. morel, the john k board mint professor of politics in washington lee, author of lincoln's sacred effort, and most rec

tiger woods is a household name, undisputed legend, with 15 championships, and 82 pga tour wins. he's dominated the sport and generated excitement like few other modern athletes. >> this scene. >> reporter: but wood's career took a horrifying turn last february after a single car crash nearly ended his life. after the accident which seriously ended his right leg. woods admitted his career on the course would never be the same. >> i can play certain events here and there but a full-time level, no. that will never happen again. >> how he's trying to revolution the sport again off the course using his influence to protect the legacy of the pga tour against the controversial saudi back liv golf, who offered big bucks to got champions to jump ship from the pga. woods himself was offered $700 million to join liv >> i think what they've done, is they turned their back on what has allowed them to get to this position. >> the 46-year-old turned down the money, instead advocating for his peers in the pga tour's future. >> he has taken on the role of spokesman. he never did that before. >>

. > >> coming up in sports about combination for the giants in minnesota as alex woods has his worst outing of the year. and also preseason is over and week number one for the 49ers is 17 s away. is trey lance ready to take over loaded with our world famous pastrami, sauteed mushrooms, roasted red peppers, and smothered with melty american cheese. the new pastrami cheese steak. try steak or chicken, too. now at togo's >> alex wood has been strugglin, been struggling, and colorado gave up seven earned runs and you might could chalk it up to pitching in coors field but less but less that he gets rocked again. it is marble night at target field in minneapolis and he could've used some other superpowers but he was shaky frm the start but the first inning here against carlos correa and he senses when out of the ballpark in a hurry, makes it 20 it 2-0 the twins early in minnesota never looked back. the the giants are down 6-0 in the third and would versus gary sanchez, and sanchez went the battle with an opposite field home run and would gives up eight home runs, 15 earned in his last seve