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His car hit another vehicle and Woods' Land Rover rolled over.
Police say Woods was not injured.
A breathalyzer test given showed that no signs of alcohol, but he refused a blood test.
Police say they believe that Woods had taken some type of medication or drug before the accident.
Live from NPR News, I'm Dale Willman.
The Wall Street Journal reports that 10 American military personnel were wounded when an Iranian missile hit a shared base in Saudi Arabia.
Two of them are in serious condition.
NPR has independently confirmed that the attack did take place.
President Trump is ordering the Department of Homeland Security and Office of Management and Budget to pay TSA agents.
As NPR's Danielle Kurtzleben reports, the order comes as Congress again failed to end the DHS shutdown.
House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffrey says the better way forward in the budget showdown is to have the House vote on the funding measure passed by the Senate Thursday night.
That compromise bill would restore funding for much of DHS, including FEMA, the Coast Guard and TSA.
Democrats have been holding up the funding because they want ICE agents to stop wearing face masks, wear the same identification other police agencies use, and to stop conducting raids around schools and other sensitive places.
Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth has intervened to stop the promotions of six military officers.
NPR's Quill Lawrence reports that they were black or female and on track to become one-star generals.
Wall Street finished its fourth straight losing week on Friday, with all major indices finishing down.
It's the market's longest losing streak in almost four years.
The Nasdaq was hurt the most, losing 2.15 percent on the day.