this is called a barn because everything takes place here and the powerhouse is -- that's downstairsat's the heart and soul of the system and this is where the cable cars sleep or sleep at night so you can put a title there saying the barn. since 1873 and back in the day it was driven by a team and now it's electric but it has a good function as being called the barn. yeah. >> i am the superintendent of cable car vehicle maintenance. and we are on the first and a half floor of the cable car barn where you can see the cables are moving at nine and a half miles an hour and that's causing the little extra noise we're hearing now. we have 28 power cars and 12 california cars for a total of 40 revenue cars. then with have two in storage. there's four gear boxes. it's gears of the motor. they weigh close to 20 tons and they had to do a special system to get them out of here because when they put them in here, the barn was opened up. we did the whole barn that year so it's difficult for a first of time project, we changed it one at a time and now they are all brand-new. engineer's room have

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saperstein figured out, because he was smart about things like that, well, we're going to be doing barn storming touring in small white towns in the midwest, we better signal to them that we're bringing in black folks. that everything goes smoothly and they're not surprised. that's what he did. he bought a model t ford from a funeral parlor in the late '20s and set to go down to small midwest towns and play basketball. in the early years, abe wore a uniform under his suit, in case one of the players was injured or unable to play. abe was 5 foot 3. he may be-- i'm not sure about this, but i've heard he's probably the shortest guy in the basketball hall of fame. and he loved sports and he just wasn't afraid of anything. i mean, think about this. here we are, it's about to be the great depression. abe saperstein, a short jewish guy and these tall black guys from the south side band together to climb and stuff themselves in model t ford and go off to a small town in iowa to play some kind of factory team from one of the factories there or play a local college. and that required a kind of co

actually, they did play in a barn the globetrotters and they on the top level of the barn. and one of the players got knocked really hard and got one flop flying out of the barn and landed in in cow manure outside the barn and forever had nickname luscious lester after that. so i mean one of the interesting things about this is that when he founded this team basketball was not a big deal in the culture right. so explain to us who was playing basketball. what represented in the 19 2030s. well, it was really secondary to what people don't really quite understand. i think lot of people don't understand is that the college game in both you know in football was bigger than the pro game the sports were really not that big thing back then. college sports were football was big baseball super big. and basketball was this just, you know, tertiary kind of sport that some people played and some didn't and it became fairly popular on the east coast, both with black players and with jewish players. some of the best early basketball teams, professional teams in the u.s. were jewish teams

barn owls are actually not uncommon in san francisco.n owl is also the official bird of the city of berkeley. wow, what a sight. maybe it was just hanging out, you know, in need of shelter somehow. yeah. >> i will get a good rest and get re-energized. >> yeah, i hope so. i figured there would be a pun somewhere in there. no. >> well, i'll be. >> ha! that's what we've been waiting for. >> ooh. >> also, thanks for the sound effects. you're welcome. always getaway. what to expect as millions take to the skies and roads for thanksgiving, plus the cost of filling up your gas tank and what to know about the e. coli outbreak linked to carrots and a prominent pastor suffers an apparent medical emergency in

alan lowry's sons of stealing two of the barns, farms, hogs. hogs, yes. has alan lowry brought up sr tries to have alan lowry brought up on charges for these two hogs that he claims are there on the lowry farm. alan lowry is well-respected in the communities and he's like in his 60 years, maybe early seventies so that it doesn't go far. but in retaliation the sons of alan lowry, who've been hiding out in the woods and are in fact stealing people's hogs and other farm supplies, shoot and kill james barnes and, december 1864. also. in december 1864, the head of the confederate guard in lumberton, which is the county seat a man named james brantley harris, who is well known in the area for his harsh treatment and general meanness toward lumbee people shoots and kills of alan lowry's nephews, including one who was in his early teens and was not as far as anyone tell involved in any of this activity and brantley brantley harris was actually indicted for this but the county declined to arrest him as well. alan lowry's youngest son henry barry was in

barn owls aren't actually uncommon in san francisco.ficial bird of the city of berkeley. we certainly learned something we didn't know about the official bird. glad to know it's on the mend. >> an interesting creature, though. isn't it nice to watch? >> no, not sure why it was in that flower pot. >> never mind. >> yeah. thanks for joining us. we'll see you right back here what is bargain bliss? prices are too high, but grocery outlet has the name brands you love for way way less. that's bargain bliss. this thanksgiving budgets are stretched tight, so we are giving you a little extra help this season. $3.99 for a jennie-o 14 to 16 lb. turkey. when you spend $35. head to your neighborhood grocery outlet today because this offer is available only while supplies last. head tosam champion:rhood hi, and welcome to our november secret sales special. - i'm sam champion. - and i'm dani beckstrom. let's kickstart your holiday shopping. over the next half-hour, we're going to bring you some exclusive, limited time savings, on lots of popular gifts

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_ where both candidates were sort of barn storming through these final days of campaigning yesterdayr a kind of wild — of georgia offer her a kind of wild card _ of georgia offer her a kind of wild card. you know, if the race — wild card. you know, if the race is— wild card. you know, if the race is tied everywhere, it is particularly tight here in georgia. viewers will remember the infamous phone call in early— the infamous phone call in early 2021 werk the infamous phone call in early 2021werk mr trump phoned the secretary of state here asking _ the secretary of state here asking him to help him find those — asking him to help him find those missing 11,000 votes that he needed to close the gap with joe biden who won here in georgia _ joe biden who won here in georgia in 2020.11,000 votes is not — georgia in 2020.11,000 votes is not far— georgia in 2020.11,000 votes is not far off, what? a pretty poor— is not far off, what? a pretty poor saturday turn out in a provincial _ poor saturday turn out in a provincial football league on a saturday in england. that is how — saturday in engl

barn, a union struck the barn and burned it to the ground. of course, on accident, but it claiming the lives of dozens, if not of wounded confederate soldiers there outside of sharpsburg. aiken was taken back to shepherdstown. he was ultimately cared for in the antler hotel, which is the historic shepherdstown museum today. that's the building you see on the right hand side of photograph. and you can see the spire as of modern day mcmorran hall, the town hall there that was just the street from the town hall today. and again, i encourage you, if you get a chance to go to shepherdstown, go and check out the historic shepherdstown museum in the that they tell of the town's entire history. but nonetheless, that's where david aiken cared for he was not one of those confederate soldiers to get out of town because he was so wounded. so eventually, once federal patrols came into town, he was paroled and left in town to cared for. and one of the local civilians, a young lady by the name of ella harper, who was primarily tasked with caring for aiken.

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so we have no time to lose while those horses are still in the barn. i am going to abbreviate the remarks as we've been joined by a number of colleagues. i want to give senator holly a chance to comment but let me say for the benefit of the others in his room, i know our witnesses are familiar with our legislation. the principles of this framework include licensing, establishing a licensing regime and transparency requirements for companies engaged in high risk a.i. development. it's about oversight and creating an oversight body that has expertise with a.i. and works with other agencies to administer and enforce the law. watermarking rules around watermarking and disclosure when a.i. is being used. enforcement ensuring companies can be held liable when their products preach privacy, violate civil rights and cause other harm. the last of these points, enforcement. for me, as a former law enforcer, i served as attorney general and federal prosecutor to u.s. attorney. for most of my career. i think to senator holly as well to a former attorney general an

this brings me to my final point, the horses have not left the barn. misconceptions that it is too late to do anything, it can be dizzying to watch the fast-paced releases of ai voice and image deep fakes but the growing role of biassed ai systems making decisions about our lives, but there are still so many more uses of ai technology that have not yet seen the light of day. next come the realistic video deep fakes, live audio deep fakes that can interact with millions of people at once. personalized election disinformation calls. large scale automated sextortion schemes targeting children. those are few of the ones we see on the horizon. we need to move quickly with binding and enforceable ai. it is possible. if you take action now on the promising action on the promising framework and bills already before you, you can rein in the clydesdales and the centaurs waiting behind the barn door. thank you. >> thank you very much, mr. harris. miss mitchell. >> chairman blumenthal, ranking member holly, members of the subcommittee, thank you for the opportunit

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professor barnes, thank you for being with us. >> great to be with you.nks for having me this morning. and thank you for your civics lesson for all of your viewers this morning. >> we're all learning a lot of this together. when the president starts to appoint people, i'm trying to get away from the word loyalists, but when a president appoints people who do not have the back ground and the experience and qualifications to lead agencies or departments they have been tapped for, that feels exactly what the founding fathers were thinking about when they gave the senate the power to advise and consent. talk to me about this very active shift away from it. other presidents have done this, but it's been for other reasons that the senate has been difficult or not able to cooperate with them. that's not the case here. donald trump has a senate, why not have the hearings? >> well, you're asking some very important questions. as you point out, the check that is placed on the executive, placed on the president, is the senate's advice and concept authority and respo

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struck the barn and burned to the ground. of course on accident. but claiming the lives of dozens if not hundreds of wounded confederate soldiers. was taken back to shepherdstown ultimately cared for in the hotel which is a historic shepherd's museum today that's a building to see on the right-hand side of the photograph. you see the spire as well town hall there is just down the street from the town hall i would encourage you if you have a chance to go to shepherdstown to go and check out the historic museum and the stories they tell the entire history. that is where david aiken was cared for. he was not one of the confederate soldiers to get out of town because you so seriously wounded. events delete once federal patrols came into w town he was paroled and left in town to be cared for. one of the local civilians young lady by the name of ella harper was primarily tasked with caring for aiken. while he was there in her care he received a letter from his wife she had just given birth to a child. and david wrote her back with

barn owls are actually not uncommon in san francisco. the barn owl is also the official bird of the city of berkeley. wow, what a sight. maybe it was just hanging out, you know, in need of shelter somehow. yeah. >> i will get a good rest and get re-energized. >> yeah, i hope so. i figured there would be a pun somewhere in there. no. >> well, i'll be. >> ha! that's what we've been waiting for. >> ooh. >> also, thanks for the sound effects. you're welcome. always getaway. what to expect as millions take to the skies and roads for thanksgiving, plus the cost of filling up your gas tank and what to know about the e. coli outbreak linked to carrots and a prominent pastor suffers an apparent medical emergency in the middle of his sermon. we begin with the forecast, an active week ahead with winter weather alerts in the west. heavy snow in the mountains. rain and snow spreading across the east just as thanksgiving approaches. our weather team times it all out. >>> nearly 80 million americans town for the holiday. the tsa predicts a record numbe

this kayaker is inspecting his red barn. it's four and a half feet underwater. he's evacuated the barn animals. we saw structures, vehicles, and some homes underwater. many homes here are built on stilts. >> the house isn't flooded yet. it could, you know, it has before. >> reporter: even in tough times, you can still find hope and kindness in these unforgiving flood waters. local authorities say there was a similar fatality last winter of a female driver. they're reminding people, turn around, don't drown. it's not worth it. >> the other investigation tonight in santa rosa where police found the body of a man in his 60s in santa rosa creek this morning. this was near centurion drive in east santa rosa. it's not yet known if his death was related to the storm, but it is in an area known to flood during heavy rain. meantime, it seemed everybody came out to soak up the sunshine and clean up from the past week. we have seen crews chopping up downed trees, fixing broken power lines and pothole, and scraping mud and debris off the roads up on silverado trail in napa.

days until election day throughout the day today, we have seen competing rallies , as both candidates barn stormed country. moment ago, former president trump finishing up in salem, virginia. estate that has historically leaned blue. it is one that trump believes is worth spending time in tonight. in the battleground state of north carolina, vice president kamala harris making her closing pitch to voters . in the coming days, both candidates and their vice presidential nominee's will be campaigning nonstop through monday. trump is holding rallies across the battleground states of georgia, north kelenic, mania, michigan and wisconsin harris final steps include pennsylvania, michigan and wisconsin. at this moment, the race is too close to call. with cnn's polls showing both candidates virtually tied across the crucial blue wall states . michigan, wisconsin and pennsylvania . in what could be a historic total turnout, we have already seen more than 71 million americans casting an early ballot. now, new data point we have new poll releasing at this moment out of iowa from the des moines regist

he is georgia royalty, and presumably, if kathy had known that, she wouldn't have stood in that barnesis ear off about the book club she'd just joined. >> i mean, he like stepped back and said you did. and can i join your book club. i don't know if you want to join mine. we're owl 40, 50 and 60-year-old women. >> reporter: but malcolm was undeterred. which is how one of the top players in the country began meeting monthly with his book club lady friends. >> oh, yeah. and then he went to the wedding? >> i loved that part. >> reporter: he's the only man and the youngest by a generation. but malcolm doesn't care, nor does he care what anyone thinks. >> somebody called me a nerd. it's not a word that i'm used to hearing. >> reporter: is it okay? are you okay with a label? >> it's like a badge of honor to me. knowing where i came from. >> reporter: malcolm confessed to me that when he started college, he could only read at about a junior high level, and it bothered him. so he started putting as much effort into his reading game as his football game. every free moment he had a book in his ha

i assume that a lot of farmers have some sort of barns that they can bring their livestock into if ite snow you would see the sheep still quite happily sitting in the field while there was snow all around them. yeah, you're absolutely right. different livestock behave differently towards the weather. i have to tell you, the cows that i have seem to be a bit, um, delicate when it comes to the rain. they hate facing into it. so ours come into barns, usually in the winter months anyway, so we've been able to prepare and bring them in ready for the winter months already. but that doesn't mean, like i say, that they don't get cold or need lots of bedding to keep them warm. the sheep mostly us in the fields. i've been out to see them this morning. they're wet, but they tend to fly spots, find spots behind walls or under trees in which they can, um, they can, um, they can dig down, dig deep and ride out the storm. ijust want i just want to bring you ijust want to bring you a line of breaking news from hampshire police. they say a man in his 60 hat has died. they were called to a report of a

. >> mandela barnes is with us as well. he's the former lieutenant governor of wisconsin, where all these candidates are out there tonight what's your response to that mandela well, my thing is, how many lines does the former president get across? >> uh he's went into some very obscene places, not just in this campaign cycle, but in every election cycle that he's participated in, he has called for violence before. this isn't anything new. so even if, you know, even if scott is right even if it wasn't as bad as people are making it out to be this is certainly not the first time. and it's not even the worst thing that the former president has said. so i think he should be fully held accountable for his words. he's called in many instances for his political opponents to have violence visited upon them. and this especially happens with women who whom he disagrees with. so i think that the former president knew exactly what he was saying. he knew exactly what type of picture he was trying to paint. he knew exactly who he was tal

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