barnes: there are two parts. under california law i am prohibited from cooperating with ice under any manner, including housing individuals in my jail. i cannot hold ice detainees and my jails. regarding federal task scores or designating task force officers, or those who are attorneys to prosecute on the behalf of the u.s. attorney's office, that is being done in california, but not specific to immigration. specific to fentanyl directly. sen. schmitt: thank you to the witnesses, thank you for being here today. chair britt: before we move on, i would like to enter into the record a letter of support from the premier prevention association representing over 7000 coalition members across the country in strong support of the halt fentanyl. the coalition supports millions of high school and medical students across this nation and have proven effective in reducing youth substance abuse and use. we thank them for their support of halt fentanyl. senator hirono. sen. hirono:, thank you, madam chair. my sympathies to mr.

barnes fort. there's another fight that happens on sunday and this starts a little after midnight early morning pleasanton is in his headquarters and he calls for one of his great brigade commanders, brigadier general john mcneill, to come in because he's going to send mcneill's brigade down the santa fe trail. i been pushing the wrong buttons here, but down to santa trail, they're going to get started right away in the middle of the night going down there. and his job to cut off the confederate retreat. and so that leads him. he doesn't get down there quite as quickly as pleasanton wanted. and when he approaches us he's coming from the high ground looking into the blue big blue river valley. and this is in the area around where a present day grand avenue grand view avenue crosses 435. so that's the area talking about in the metro. he sees the wagon train moving towards new santa fe. he also sees thousands upon thousands of confederate cavalry guarding. the wagon train now on his way down here. he

don barnes. >> thank you for the opportunity to testify. i represent the major sheriff's of america, the largest sheriffs in the nation serving one third of the nation's population. as sheriff of orange county i lead an agency of 4000 men and women serving 3.1 million residents. orange county consistently ranks one of the safest in the nation. unlike every community we have felt the devastating impact of the fentanyl crisis. the fentanyl epidemic is one of the most pressing public safety and public health crises to impact our nation. in a few short years nationwide drug-related deaths have tripled. a direct correlation to the problems of fentanyl. we saw a slight increase in 2023 but numbers remain alarmingly high. deaths approaching one hundred thousand annually. in california we saw deaths increased 239. in 2016, 7000 in 2023. mexican based cartels taking advantage of the crisis at the border flooded our communities with deadly fentanyl. this is evident by our department's executive teams, in t

ashtian barnes: --. justice alito: it is fine to tell someone, a court or anydy else, take into account the totality othcircumstances. but that is fairly meaningless unless you also tell that person what you are examining the totality of the circumstances to determine. that's really a difficult question here. are you examining the taly of the circumstances to determine whether the actor that rms the fourth amendment claim, that same, the allegedly unreasonablesef deadly force is unreasonable. or, are you asking the court or the ryo determine whether the whole course of conduct in which the officer was engage was unreasonable in part in the sense that it was not prudent. it was a violation oferps departmental policies are the bestraices that have been esblhed for a police department that some people ink should be followed by police departments around the co that is really the difficult question. what would you say to that? ms. jacoby: i would say the former. the question is, it was the use of force the se

this is called a barn because everything takes place here and the powerhouse is -- that's downstairsthis 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 superintdent of cable car vehicle maintenance. and we are on the first and a half floor of thele 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 californi cotal 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 the four monitors that play the speed and she monitors them and

sheriff barnes, you have been involved for quite a while.f china in the fentanyl problem america faces? >> china's the first domino that tips and contribute into the fentanyl crisis. they are the contributor of the vast majority of the precursor chemicals. if we deal with that, that would be a great first step. >> when they say they are not, they are lying? >> they are not being truthful. >> there is a 10% tariff on china. one of the things president trump would like to accomplish is to protect our country from fentanyl poisoning. sheriff barnes, would you say the dea echoes, this would not happen without china. and the poisoning of america by fentanyl. to the chinese, communist party. you either change, or there will be consequences coming from the trump administration and congress. we will not sit by any longer and watch you enrich yourselves, different companies in china, at the expense of america. so be on notice, either change your practices regarding supporting drug cartels in mexico and china, or you will pay a heavy price. that is no

when you have sheriff barnes. god bless a guy like him. to be the coroner in orange county, california is tough the. he is telling it like it is. and narcan, whatever it is that they give to people who have taken fentanyl, think about how many lives were saved with just that one move but still had -- still had in just that one county more than 600 deaths from fentanyl. >> harris: then we saw the game change a year or so ago. maybe longer. i remember in one of my own kids' schools they had put out this notice just about how the drug had changed and they are selling it in candy and wrapping it in all sorts of i shiny objects and tell teenagers that. they were using a horse sedative to lace with it and that was taking away the power of the counter drug to treat you if you had an overdose of fentanyl. just get your mind around our evil that is. >> it is pure evil. that is what it is. this is what i think and a strong statement, but this is what i think china's endgame is. i think they're okay killing americans. normally you would want to get a

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second, he could'veadioed to some of the else on the road to follow barnes. third, he could've gotten back into hisqu car and followed him. fourth, th also had the car's linsplate. we are not suggesting someone shld get away scott free but it is unreasonable to use deadly force because what happened was officer felix put himself in a position whered no alternative but to shoot the driver and that's unreasonable. we have to look at the whole piur not just the two secos is on the car. >> did the officer violate the fourth amendment at any point prior to the time when he used ad force? if he had not used deadly force but had jumped on the side of the car and everything else he did prior to moment, would therbe violation of the fourth amendment? >> justice alito, we had drawn a predicate about the drawing the firearm, my president thought th w should bring a predicate claim but the e of the day i don't think it mawhether there is a predicate claim bause in the search context you have an obligation to knock before you search. there's no freesndg requirement under

in some places, all you can see are the roofs of what looked like barns. you can't even see the road to get to the farm where the water looks to be halfway up the greenhouses. >>> many communities around the low lying areas of the russian river remain under flood warning. one neighbor giving their neighbors rides through the flooded streets of their neighborhood. the flood warning is going to stay in effect through tomorrow morning. residents have been through severe flooding events before, and that they know the drill. >> we just had a boat and then all the stuff that's down low in the first section. >> and down on mill court are elevated. they're lifted up. so the homes are fine, but you just can't get out unless you have a paddle board or a canoe. >> the firefighters in the area have rescued several drivers from flooded roadways. they're reminding people the old saying, turn around, don't drown if the road is flooded. the storm also caused a rock slide in san francisco. this happened last night in telegraph hill by union and sampson streets. today, publ

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let's head to the legendary cable car barn to see a new tradition in action. joe: no matter how many times you've watched a cable car ruling down the tracks, it feels like a festive moment. and with the city decked out for the holidays, it seems only fitting the cable cars give in to the holiday spirit too. male: oh, you found them. rfect. joe: inside san francisco's cable car barn. male: i just got to get something for the roof. joe: an army of elves can be found adding some holiday flair. the garland, the tinsel, the ornaments, hauled out of storage, all ready for some artistic license. male: do we have any more zip ties right there? male: it's really important to show the spirit. joe: this annual decorating party has become a tradition in recent years. male: like, you just kind of jump in and do it, and kind of copy what other people are doing. joe: it's a team of mostly volunteers like james jurado up on the ladder. james jurado: this is my 7th year to do it and it's just a lot of fun. joe: the only qualifications here: enthusiasm and an eye for decorating

look, me personally, i didn't get any pressure, but greg barnes, the previous owner, before we boughtre earth to china. um, hence, ithink, one of the reasons he decided to sell it to us. we've already been to washington once. that was pre trump coming in, being inaugurated. so we're now being invited back to washington to visit the various departments that are very interested in it. and there's three or four. so we'll be definitely... and the state department. so we'll be definitely visiting those over the next month or so. do you get a sense from them about what they want to talk to you about, and what those conversations will look like? yeah. of china and russia, to keep the whole of the supply you've got to then process them and process them systems, for destroyers, for submarines, for f—35 fighters. elon musk, for his starlink satellites, etc, etc. so what the defense department will do, they would introduce us to people like lockheed martin, to raytheon, product into what the defense department, the department of energy, spacex, tesla and those companies will be with their ai ind

the diverse of cable cars -- when i first came to cable car, sandy barn was the first cable car.person. fwriping cable cars is the most toughest and challenging job in the entire city. >> i want to thank our women who operate our cable cars because they are a crucial space of the city to the world. we have wonderful women -- come on forward, yes. [cheers and applause] these ladies, these ladies, this is what it's about.ontinuing to empower women. >> my name is willa johnson is and i've been at cable car for 13 years. i came to san francisco when i was five years old. and that is the first time i rode a cable car and i went to see a christmas tree and we rode the cable car with the christmas worker and that was the first time i rode the cable car and didn't ride again until i worked here. i was in the medical field for a while and i wanted a change. some people don't do that but i started with the mta of september of 1999 and came over to cable car in 2008. it was a general sign up and that's when you can go to different divisions and i signed up as a conductor and came over here

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from yesterday's atmospheric river , in some places you could only see the roofs of what look like barns, take a look at that. the russian river crested late this morning after moderate flood stage but evacuation orders are still in place for low-lying areas along the river and it is going to be a while before all of this water clears out. some owners of local inns shared the extent of the damage. >> i do have a storage unit down here, everything waist level is flooded. >> it has been a busy day for the sonoma county fire department, they rescued five people trapped in vehicles just this morning, and in santa rosa, a mudslide damaged a home on deer trail road, heavy machinery was out trying to remove all of the dirt that slid into the home, santa rosa fire says at least two people were trapped and had to be rescued. no one was hurt. a few other homes had to be evacuated in addition to this one. neighbors tell us this area was burned by the tubs fire in 2017. the storm also triggered a rockslide in san francisco, it happened last night in telegraph hill at union and samson streets, today

each team will have a former warrior, with baron davis and matt barnes on opposing rosters.y 14th through the 16th, with events in oakland and san francisco. comedian dave chappelle is coming back to san francisco ahead of nba all star weekend. chappelle is set to perform an exclusive stand up show at the masonic on thursday, february 13th. tickets go on sale today at noon through live nation. >> this morning, a father and his daughter with a powerful and raw look at a very public fight with cancer. michael strahan and his daughter isabella, opening up about her battle with a rare form of cancer. >> it's tough to see someone who's usually energetic, vibrant, just a lovely human be basically incapacitated. >> and you can hear from isabella about her diagnosis and battle to beat a rare and fastnd growing type of this brain cancer. this morning on gma and then tonight, life interrupted isabella strahan's fight against cancer. that special airs at 10 p.m. right here on abc seven. coming up on abc seven mornings at six. the atmospheric river caused chaos across the bay area, and

we'll see some familiar names like matt barnes play for jerry rice and terrell owens.orts from my end this morning. back to you guys. look, i would have been in the game, but i just got too many other things. i'm trying to host this host that you know, it's in our it's in our area. so you know take a number ginger if you want to talk to marcus i know, i know maybe next year you can be my agent for next year. they're like you know, maybe for super bowl appearance or the fifa world cup. you know, we got a lot lined up. national anthem or halftime show. marcus and laura live at levi's. i'm just saying, just put it out there. put it out there. start working on the playlist. thanks, ginger. well, this week ahead, you're going to have a chance to get an early look at the floats, which will be in the lunar new year parade. they're going to be at pier 54 tomorrow and wednesday. but check ahead because reservations are required. and as the lunar new year festivities continue, we'll of course keep you informed. head to nbcbayarea.com where we've got more information there. well,

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book like this is by lorrie gilmore, and it's called the christmas tree farm and the setting is a barn that is a part of a christmas tree farm. and, you know, almost like comparable to a hallmark setting. and what are you reading? ooh, right now i so january i tend to read a lot of backlist because it's not a time where there's a whole lot of new releases coming in. so right now i am reading backlist stephen king and it's the do you brenna conner is a book industry analyst with circana. we appreciate your time and i hope you'll come back and update us on the publishing industry later in the year. very good. thank you, peter. and you're watching about books, a program about the publishing industry produced by c-span's booktv. well, each week, dozens of new books are published. here's a few. author kristin martin's debut work explores the history of orphan hood and child welfare from the 1800s to the present. ms. barton, who is a member of the national book critics circle, has titled her book the sun won't come out tomorrow. for history buffs, richard carr woodin is out with a new explor

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if we close this barn door today, how much has already burned down? we don't know the answers to those questions. i wish we didn't have to ask. but those are the stakes of this moment, and there's an even larger question, as our leader alluded to, why is the department of justice not enforcing the law and prosecuting these crimes right now? why do we not have republicans who all took the same oath we did a couple of weeks ago to defend the constitution against all enemies, foreign and domestic? why, why are they standing there doing nothing? i know every one of us was elected to lead. none of us went out in the elections and said, if you elect me, i will promise to cower before the first bully who shows up. that's what we're here to do, to lead. this legislation is an important first step. we're not going to stand idly by and this legislation will become law. all we need is 3 republicans to show a little bit of patriotism to join us in this effort. i know they're out there. i know they've got the patriotism. they've got to show the courage. that's whe

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in some places, you can only see the roofs of what look like barns. and there was a live look all across the bay area, our cameras showing showers in san francisco and in oakland, and we can actually see a nice rainbow in san jose a little bit right there. let's check in with meteorologist zoe mintz for the very latest on this last round of rain. before we before we actually get a break. >zoe>yeah. luckily a nice break is on the way just in time for the weekend, because this is a definitely powerful system that's making its way across the entirety of california. it is pummeling us here in the bay area, but it's not nearly as strong as tuesday's storm system. that brought upwards of 4 to 6in of rain. let's take a look, though, at what that 4 to 6in of rain did bring, which was flood warnings and an additional 1 to 3in throughout this afternoon definitely is cause for concern, but there is good news when it comes to the russian river at guerneville. we are down to that minor flooding stage versus moderate, and those river levels will continue to subside

if you talk about building a barn, it takes years.e got the architects and the engineers to build the barn, and it takes five seconds for an arsonist with a match to burn the thing down. now that farm needs a foundation. usaid is built on a foundation of trust. and i have two big concerns. we're losing that foundation right now by completely dismantling the agency. and then, secondly, in a larger concern is that usaid is the trial balloon. usaid is the the tip of the iceberg here. and i would ask 100 members of the senate and the 53 republican senators in particular, what comes next. you know, is it the fbi? is it the cia? is it the department of justice? is it is it the small business administration? is it the centers for disease control and prevention that's going to allow ebola to come into this country or make that more likely? i'm very concerned about usaid. i'm concerned about the rule of law. i'm concerned about any number of other federal agencies that might get the ax as well. >> yeah. all right. well, john oldfield, thank yo

this comes as it's includes former warriors, baron davis and matt barnes making comeback for the light hearted event. former forty-niners wide receiver social media stars drew ski and keiser not and grammy-nominated singer's shaboozey and know a con. the players will be split into 2 teams coached by rapper 2 chainz and forty-niners legend jerry rice tip offs after 07:00pm on valentine's day, february 14th. that's what we've got for kron. 4 news at 5. just got some breaking news in from the sonoma county sheriff's office tonight. they're saying evacuation orders now in place for >> low lying areas along the russian river from healdsburg to jenner will have more details >> 6. we with weather alert. >> thank you for joining us here at 6. i'm noelle bellow and i'm grant lotus. we are tracking a serious storm. know, we're talking about it's been making its way through the

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bringing in pandas today to our zoo would be like exhibiting the mona lisa in an old cracked, leaking barnorter: john mcnellis is a real estate developer and philanthropist and also one of the zoo's top donors. >> in the late '60s i think i went to the zoo the very first time and i fell in love with it. >> reporter: he says with the current conditions of the zoo, the panda project should not be a top priority. that disagreement has caused a rift to the point mcnellis has made a tough decision. >> until we have a new administration at the zoo, we are going to withhold contributions. >> reporter: he says over the years the zoo has become run down and is in need of major refurbishments. last october the joint zoo recreation and parks committee advised against the panda project, releasing a report stating many of the facilities are unsafe and extremely outdated. officials with the zoo, on the other hand, provided this usda inspection report from early january, stating the facility complies with federal standards. >> all the overgrown trees, the poor zoo, it looks shabby. >> reporter: mcnellis

team rice has warriors champ matt barnes and wwe wrestler bailey, plus incoming golden state valkyrieayla thornton. and rice gets to coach his old teammate terrell owens. the celebrity game is happening on valentine's day at the oakland arena, but the all star game happening at chase this valentine's day, bart is making sure you find someone special. bart is hosting its first ever speed dating or friend making event, the catch it's all on a moving train. on friday, february 14th, valentine's day. anyone ages 18 to 35 can board the train at downtown berkeley station and then take the nonstop red line to love. during the ride, everyone will get to mingle with ice breakers and get to know each other. if you would like to be part of the real life speed date, you must rsvp and arrive at the berkeley station no later than 6:45 p.m. next friday on valentine's day. that's going to do it for us at 430. jessica aguirre is working on the 5:00 newscast. more storm coverage coming up in two minutes. right now at five super soaker, a strong atmosphic river moving through the bay area at this moment

in some places, you can only see what looks like barns right there. and the russian river crested this morning, but evacuation orders rsv still in place along the river. it's going to be a while before all this water clears out. wilson walker is in sonoma county with more. >> reporter: yeah, so about 10:45 today, we received a call, a report of a vehicle into floodwaters with one person trapped inside. and here we are. this is our fifth rescue just this morning. our fifth vehicle until flooded waters. >> reporter: no injuries in those incidents, but a very busy day for rescue teams as the russian river crested in guerneville some time around 10:00. >> yeah, so 35 is our moderate flood stage here for the lower area of the russian river in guerneville. we're just at about 36, right. >> yeah, we just put in a new patio. and nothing like being out on the river. [ laughter ] >> reporter: she saw the forecast, but did not anticipate this much water. >> and we thought okay, this came up like 35 feet in november. >> reporter: the difference of a foot and a ha

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family continue to farm the land, which includes a historic farm house built before the civil war and a barn from 1880. on behalf of everyone in pennsylvania's 13th congressional district, i want to congratulate the carol zeitz and her entire family on their family farm's designation as a century farm. i thank them for their enduring commitment to one of our state's most vital industries. and that is agriculture. thank you. mr. speaker, i rise today to honor the presbyterian village in holidaysburg, pennsylvania, which is celebrating its 100th anniversary. founded as a presbyterian home, doors were opened in 1925 to 22 women and quickly expanded over the following decades to include men, women and couples. having treated residents at this facility, i've seen the dedication of the entire staff who ensure accessibility to the services and the resources that are essential in our seniors' lives. always showing our fellow community members love and respect, i want to congratulate the presbyterian village for a century of commitment to the blair county community. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yiel