arrest henry barry lowery, three throughout 1865. the federal government, the state government, the local government, he either resists arrests escape couple times escapes jail and increasingly flamboyant fashion including at own wedding feast in december. 65. there is a bit of a lull in early reconstruction. the henry barry lowery is still at large, but both sides have just decided to kind of leave each other alone for a little bit. what? we'll see instead is henry barry and his brothers cousins work to get a man, another member of their extended family, elected to local county court system. right. we see sort of the early stages of reconstruct asian happening in north carolina and the lowery's thinking that maybe this is going work out for them. and in 1868, right, we have as well the freedman's you're actually goes and collect evidence to put intentionally put the killers of alan in jail. they have the evidence they cannot get the county court do anything with it. right. but the sense that that that the fact that this is happening

oh, barry. [ laughter ] oh, barry. are you just noticing how blue my eyes are? >> what?] that was special. i'm glad we reached that -- >> honestly, i'm really, really -- really proud of that one. >> seth: it's great. i can't wait. hey, it's really cool to have you here. >> thank you. >> seth: i've been a big fan for a long time. >> everyone, thank you, honestly. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: barry keoghan. "bird" in theaters friday november 8th. >> remember when i come back. >> seth: we'll be right back with scott speedman. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ it's true. lundberg does save baby ducks. but is it true that they grow their rice without gmos or herbicides? absoduckinglutely. (duck chirping) lundberg family farms. ducking good rice. (music plays throughout) there it is. all the parts you need, guaranteed to fit every time. ebay. things. people. love. customize and save with liberty mutual. customize and sa— (balloon doug pops & deflates) and then i wake up. is limu with you in all your dreams? oh, yeah. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty

i'm sure barry's have too. interactive, very respectful in their debating as well. i've had huge amounts of correspondence with it and i have done my best to reply to every email thoughtfully — i'm sure there are some still that i need to do. and there has been debate in the constituency. there are obviously sort of pros and against in the constituency, there are people who feel very strongly both ways. but when i explain my thinking, when i explained that i had listened to what people had said, and overall this is what my vote would be, people were very respectful. and the people who felt that this was the appropriate vote said, "absolutely fantastic, thank you." the people who didn't said they were disappointed, but they understood and they want to keep that dialogue going. and, you know, as a parliamentarian, that's ourjob is to keep in touch with our constituents. so as we move forward in this process, there will be other opportunities for our constituents, for all parliamentarians to keep engaging and to k

oh, barry. [ laughter ] oh, barry. are you just noticing how blue my eyes are? >> what?hat was special. i'm glad we reached that -- >> honestly, i'm really, really -- really proud of that one. >> seth: it's great. i can't wait. hey, it's really cool to have you here. >> thank you. >> seth: i've been a big fan for a long time. >> everyone, thank you, honestly. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: barry keoghan. "bird" in theaters friday november 8th. >> remember when i come back. >> seth: we'll be right back with scott speedman. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ covid-19? i'm not waiting. if it's covid, paxlovid. paxlovid is an oral treatment for adults with mild-to-moderate covid-19 and a high-risk factor for it becoming severe. it does not prevent covid-19. my symptoms are mild now, but i'm not risking it. if it's covid, paxlovid. paxlovid must be taken within the first five days of symptoms, and helps stop the virus from multiplying in your body. taking paxlovid with certain medicines can lead to serious or life-threatening side effects or affect how it or other medicines work, in

we had dave barry well okay, i used to do this. it was the, the, the was, was the name of the company. i don't want to name. okay. acuff-rose i used to get the whole audience to say instead of acuff-rose a bodily part that's very bad. say that was our revenge to them. but stephen the lyric the one not this is not the one we got sued about. but stephen, i don't know if you ever remember this. we're doing a song called last kiss or, you know, one of those teen death anthems. do you remember what you sang? teenage when i awoke, you know that line? when i awoke, she lying there, i. i don't remember. this is what he sang one night. and we're like, when i woke, she was lying there. i brushed her liver from my. he just just declared. i think it was vile of crack and teen angel. i'm allowed to say that you're going to get now. i'm going to get sued sam. i want to talk with sam a second about cathy. the foundries of this group, because sam actually married cathy everybody loved cathy, but sam married her the late cathy. yeah. i love, too. s

at the last four frames, barry won them convincingly, three with no reply on points. different. but at the end of the day you give credit to barry hawkins because those four frames were world—class. absolutely. real nerve to get over the line as well. as you mentioned, his record has not been great against o'sullivan, that is the first time in four years he has beaten him, only third time in 21 he has beaten o'sullivan. but what for you was the hallmark if you like for that victory? once barry got some encouragement from ronnie o'sullivan, he then| pressed ahead and it is not always easy against ronnie i o'sullivan to keep him in his chair. he did an excellentjob. when he came in the studio, hel knew it was a good performance. he knows his record against him land i think he was very pleased | with himself. should be as well. the other match went all the way into a final frame decider. it did not look like it was going to. shaun murphy, 2008 champion in this great event, had zhao xintong on a string. 3—0 he led, but tell us about the fightback from the young man. shaun

we had dave barry well okay, i used to do this. it was the, the, the was, was the name of the company. i don't want to name. okay. acuff-rose i used to get the whole audience to say instead of acuff-rose a bodily part that's very bad. say that was our revenge to them. but stephen the lyric the one not this is not the one we got sued about. but stephen, i don't know if you ever remember this. we're doing a song called last kiss or, you know, one of those teen death anthems. do you remember what you sang? teenage when i awoke, you know that line? when i awoke, she lying there, i. i don't remember. this is what he sang one night. and we're like, when i woke, she was lying there. i brushed her liver from my. he just just declared. i think it was vile of crack and teen angel. i'm allowed to say that you're going to get now. i'm going to get sued sam. i want to talk with sam a second about cathy. the foundries of this group, because sam actually married cathy everybody loved cathy, but sam married her the late cathy. yeah. i love, too. s

barry hawkins, it feels. himself. must be starting to fancy his biggest win of his career — starting to fancy his biggest win of his career. if he was to convert this— his career. if he was to convert this chance. _ his career. if he was to convert this chance, he's in the semifinals, he's not _ this chance, he's in the semifinals, he's not missing much at all, he's playing _ he's not missing much at all, he's playing great tactical snooker as well _ playing great tactical snooker as well he's — playing great tactical snooker as well. he's a tough nut to crack. hes— well. he's a tough nut to crack. he's beaten the defending champion, dave gilbert and now sean murphy. so he is in with a chance as much as anyone else. he he is in with a chance as much as anyone else-— he is in with a chance as much as anyone else. he is scoring heavily, which is what _ anyone else. he is scoring heavily, which is what you _ anyone else. he is scoring heavily, which is what you have _ anyone else. he is scoring heavily, which is

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when barry returned home >> um it was a very disconcerting time.i was 30 years old, just 30 years old, and didn't know what to do. diplomats had never been taken and held hostage before. um, you know, what do you. i didn't know if i should talk if i shouldn't talk, if um. if you talk to the press and you say the wrong thing and, you know, get them in trouble, you don't know what to do. um, i feel i feel very, very strongly that, um people who are being held hostage today, that their families go through this same kind of torment not knowing what to say, what to do and just trying to find your own, your own voice and to introduce the person who cannot be seen. you know, the hostages, the word hostage is this generic word and there were 52 of them at that time well, who who was barry? nobody knew he was, you know, the father of my my children, my husband. um how do i make him into a real person so that hopefully the iranians wouldn't do anything to harm him? i think that was my my my obligation and the direction that i decided eventually to you know,

john paulson and barry diller." is coming right back. >>> "the new york times" is facing strike threats from the technology workers union that could interfere with its ability to cover the election. they told the paper's board of directors that they need to avert a strike. the union has been fighting for benefits and higher wages and job protections. >> the greek media company antenna group is in talks to require time from salesforce ceo, mike benioff. benioff acquired "time" in 2018 for $190 million. the talks have antenna -- with antenna set a price below that of around $150 million. >> so there's a lot of spending, too. i don't know the extent of the losses during the ownership period. >> right. >> it's tough. it's tough. but this has been the issue between jeff bezos buying "the washington post," and mark penny o -- marc benioff doing this -- >> didn't do it to make money. keep the iconic institutions in business, i think is the goal. >> icons aren't what they used to be. i don't know what the greek company wou

barry, thank you very much, my friend.ciate it. >> yeah, we definitely don't want -- charlie: -- charles: barry's fired up. let's see if jay powell's going to be as fired up. he's coming out in a few minutes. a, did he go too soon, did he go too deepen? cothey have a handle on this? and then, b, the shadow donald trump's going to the put on this whole thing. let's bring back danielle and alli. trump has been so vocal about jay powell, and people have asked him about that. i don't know how he watched the election results, but i think he might have been biting his fingernails. how can he handle that today? how will he address that today? >> well, i think we got a clue in his statement which we were saying is the shortest, most sort of uninteresting, plain vanilla statement we've got. en -- charles: going fishing? [laughter] >> so i think this is sort of we don't want to enflame anybody, we want to show our mission is no change. we're looking at the same thing, it's sort of deferents to what's happening this week. but, you kn

it is the opening frame with barry hawkins currently 61—43 to the good.l of the copa libertadores this evening on bbc three and the iplayer and it gets under way in the coming minutes. it's an all brazilian final, between atletico mineiro and botafogo — the fourth time two brazilian teams will contest the final in the past five years, and it will be the sixth consecutive time a brazilian club has won the trophy. but the match takes place in argentina. you can also follow it on the bbc sport website and app. that's all from sportsday. bye for now. hello, there. well, it's turned milder over the last 24 hours or so. plenty of cloud, along with that mild feeling air. misty murky conditions, with some patchy light rain and drizzle, particularly for western hills, here is lancashire underneath the cloud. best of the breaks in the cloud and sunshine to the north east of higher ground, such as here in aberdeenshire, of course for st andrew's day. tomorrow, we will be keeping the mild air. there will be some showers. some of those showers possibly heavy, especial

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i also want to thank chaplain black -- barry black and his staff, including susan chapis, an honorary member of the team who attends with grace and care to the spiritual needs of a flock who so often carry heavy heavyweights, as well as the staff of the architect of the capitol who move the many pieces of an ancient building and its many occupants, the and those who conduct the american people's business, the congressional budget office, the congressional research office whose work informs many of the most conventional votes we cast. the office of legislative counsel who work often in demanding circumstances under tight deadlines to put the will of the senate and the nation on paper. the office of senate legal counsel and the chief counsel for employment whose sober assessments and reliable representation are a tremendous asset to the members of the staff of the article i branch. the office of attending physician who help to meet mundane ailments and grave public health challenges alike, the food service program who feed thousands daily meals and greet staff and visitors alike with a

barry travelers hitting the roads for thanksgiving holiday. we saw lots of drivers gassing up in walnut creek this morning. triple a says tomorrow will be the busiest day out on the roads, and it suggests traveling actually on thanksgiving day if possible. that way you'll have better traffic flow. good news for drivers across the country. national gas prices are down. they're slightly down here in california as well, although we're still paying much more than the rest of the country. check it out. the average price for a gallon of regular is 4.44 in california, compared to the national average of 306. here's the breakdown for the bay area right now. 463 in san francisco. 447 in oakland. 441 in san jose. all right, that's the gas situation. what about the flights? let's take a live look at sfo. actually, whether you're driving or flying, there are likely to be some delays. so just plan accordingly. let's bring in our chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri, who's tracking all of this for us as we head toward thanksgiving. jeff. and we're continuing t

san francisco will also be hiring jeff barry as an advisor. barry was posey's talent agent. don't forget, you can watch our newscast 24/7 on roku and other streaming platforms. raj mathai joins us now with what's coming up next at 530. a lot happening on this tuesday night. we continue to investigate california's new 911 emergency calling network. why? a911 official says he was caught off guard by the concerns and problems of this new system. he says he found out about those concerns through our exclusive reporting. also, the defense rests and the nima momeni murder trial. what happens next before jurors decide the verdict in this high profile case? and the san jose state volleyball team hits the court tonight how the team is trying to move forward while embroiled in a controversy about transgender athletes. welcome to the news at 530. thanks so much for joining us. i'm janelle wang. and i'm raj mathai. a state 911 official says he was blindsided by serious public safety concerns uncovered by our investigative unit. the concerns involved the state's brand new 911 calling net

barry black. chaplain of the united states senate. >> let us pray.'re grateful for your presence and this congressional gold medal ceremony that honors the female human computers who made significant contributions to the u.s. space program. we praise you for being and equal opportunity distributor of talents. thank you that you see faithful service. it is never hidden from you. lord, thank you for inspiring kathleen johnson, dorothy vaughn, mary jackson and dr. christine dardenne. to strive for excellence even when they're exemplary efforts were not recognized or applauded. we're astounded by how their remarkable accomplishments enabled humanity to slip the surly bonds of earth, to dance the skies on laughter silvered wings and to bravely go where few have dared to trespass. inspired by their laudable example, may we strive for greatness in our efforts to honor you. bless now this auspicious ceremony with your presence and approval. we pray in your sovereign name. amen. >> amen. >> please be seated. ladies and gentlemen, the honorable bill nelson. na

not be barry. this as is really s rights continue to bombard areas across the country. police. 37 people have been killed and attacks in the past day. as it was warned, garza has been found to be consistent with the characteristics of genocide and you report by you and special committee of cheeses, israel, of stripping palestinians, the basic necessities for applied to sustain life. while lead is from around the asian pacific region, all gathering info room for the economic a peck summit, the chinese presents using paying has been holding trade talks with peruse dina, blah, to and you as president joe biden as also arrived in the caribbean capital. but as the onset since the surrounding, the next president, donald trump, that is expected to dominate the agenda or less than american that associated human reports. now from lima. they were present 60 percent of the world's g. d. p. nearly half of global trade and 38 percent of our plants population. the 21 countries that make up the asia pacific econo

joining me is barry knapp. know if you -- i mean, barry, there's sort of -- is it discounting a trump win, are these trades going to be proven right? there's many layers, and then there's the fed meeting coming up. >> it was a little oversimplification when i answered that question to your producer. this has a lot to do with vol, as well. the move index and the vix index have been elevated, looking for big moves. once we clear the election, we've been realizing 11% vol in the s&p, and the implied vol in the vix indecision. so i don't want to get too carried away with the price moves here today. certainly, the price move in treasuries following what was a weak labor market report on friday, the push higher in yields in the belly of the curve. that was significant. >> yeah. >> discussion of the ten-year, surely that went well. we have a 30-year tomorrow, and a 30-year has been really where the rubber meets the road around the deficit, you know, debt, supply of treasuries, and tomorrow that 30-year auction would b

there's riley on a, a tax favorites go barry area shortly off to issued force displacement orders, and so forth. consecutive day of attacks on baby itself as strikes across 11 on have killed at least $37.00 people in the last 24 hours. including full paramedics of this video shows the optim off in his reading strike in found, accessing in the east different countries. regional governor says israel targeted a civil defense center that had 20 people inside on the diplomatic from the us and busted to a root has submitted a drops. these 5 proposal to 11 on speaker a parliament not be very us has been trying to broker a true, an escalating conflict between israel has bull. that mean law is rarely ami spokesman. daniel gar, he says israel willis high. any attempt to bring west east from syria to his full in lebanon, and any infrastructure in syria where weapons and produce is comes off to reports from siri and state media. that too is right. it strikes on the capital of killed at least 15 people to that's got the latest with zayna called her. she's in southern pay rate is a now i'm going to

the republican allies like jim jordan, barry loudermilk, who sent a letter to jack smith, the special who has been investigating president-elect donald trump, telling him to preserve his documents, they are saying we will investigate you basically once trump is back and we have a republican house to use with subpoena power. they are going to use that subpoena power, especially specifically in the house probably more than the senate to, you know, try to unearth documents and details and testimony and put trump's adversaries on the defensive and to portray them as corrupt and to, in effect, payback for what they see happened to president-elect trump during the last four years when they complained about democrats and the justice department and various prosecutors coming after him. >> bringing it back to what you just mentioned about what is qualifications and what are not qualifications for that most important position, there is always a political turnover every time a new administration comes in in a doj, you know. they ask for -- you know, senate confirmed in ebbs confirmed members res

barry petersen, denver. >>> there is a lot more just ahead on "cbs news roundup."y with us. >>> by one estimate, about two million american children and adolescents have a nonverbal learning disorder, or nvld. it affects a person's to problem solve, notice patterns and learn concepts. but up until now it was not a recognized medical condition. cbs' jarred hill has more. >> i have always known that i was different. >> reporter: ariel miller says it was things like playing by herself and problems with organization that tipped her mom off when she was young. >> i was always alone and spending time doing my school work instead of interacting with people, which was really scary for me. >> reporter: now 33, she has been living and coping with nonverbal learning disorder, or nvld. it affects nonverbal skills, especially understanding visual spacial processing. >> this might be the ability to pack the back of the carwell, or to follow the instructions to put together a piece of ikea furniture. for children, when they learn to do jigsaw puzzles, or when they're using legos

so there's nobody barry that is being dealing with the us. and boy, i am as hawk staying, who's being to 11 and then the last couple of weeks. and he said costs and went on to say that the basis of any negotiation should be the cessation of aggression and the full on diminished protection of lebanese solvency. any don't, so i went on to say that as well as still has lots of weapons left and it will continue to fight. it's very difficult to really predict exactly what is going to happen. but one thing for sure is that every think skepticism over the new president elect president trump. here he is why the saying is being far closer to these ready prime minister benjamin netanyahu. an old fish, obviously in the context of trump continuously saying that he wants to and rules and that doesn't really have much traction here. and certainly it is widely expected that at least up until trump takes office on january the 20th. we are fully expecting his an escalation, overtaxed by israel, and the date of tax on is well by his ball. and interestingly, in

barry, thank 'ya barry. perhaps the best social media user in the u.s. congress, mike collins.nd matt gaetz. good to see 'ya, man. former senator kelly loeffler. thank you for everything you have done. kelly has been such a good champion. good to see you. last but certainly not least is my favorite person here my lovely wife oooosha. thank you i love you. here's the thing. we are done with early voting in the state of georgia so tomorrow is the day. tomorrow is the day we vote for the future. tomorrow is the day we vote for change. tomorrow is the day we vote for affordable housing. tomorrow is the day we vote to make donald j. trump the president of the united states. now i didn't realize how small this was in 2020 georgia was decided by less than 12,000 votes that is crazy less than 12,000 votes in the great state of georgia. so here is the request i'm going to make of every single person here. i want every single one of you to get out there and vote for donald j. trump 10 times. [crickets] now of course the media is going to report i come to atlanta and the headline is going

barry election officials are reviewing their policies. part of what we buy by planning ahead. >>and making sure that everybody knows where drop boxes are. you know, we have to work in concert with the 19 cities and towns across contra costa. i to get those drop boxes placed this ballot box and fire did not happen in california, but did happen in vancouver, washington. and so i mean, obviously what they dealt with in in oregon and washington knows really upsetting kind of my nightmare. but we you know, we are well, you know what, the public to know that we we have very secure drop boxes. they can have confidence and putting those in there. take a look at this in san francisco county sheriff's deputies lending a hand to election workers is a put out ballot boxes and pick up ballots election day looms be over 150 defeated hoping to collect votes. >>at the end of the election night also to secure them. during the day we've been working with the fbi, the department of homeland security to make sure also that we have a. >>on the pulse of what's happening nationally in santa clara co

. >> the gentleman just behind barry and then we will get barry. >> hello, great to see in north carolinian. i want to assure you i did not go to duke. i still really like stephen. more importantly last year the surgeon general said loneliness is a public health epidemic of our time. i wanted to get your perspective on what you think is the future of loneliness as a term determinant for health given advances in technology and data collection and cdcs roll around that. >> we had three priorities this year at cdc. first is being able to respond to any health risk. the second was on improving mental health and the third was supporting young families. i think the loneliness fits into those two other buckets. we know folks mental health has been strained and the important part that cdc brings to that is on the data collection so we do the survey data to help understand what is straining folks mental health. why is it straining it. we are looking at something like social media or something like loneliness probably the intersection of both. i think there is still a lot to learn about where -- what

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policing with a i large data sets can be analyzed to spot hutton's and trends humans might us and barry this could make police what's more efficient and we're just human error and decision making. but the accuracy and fairness of these models depends on the quality and diversity of the data. the trained on the risk of reinforcing existing bias is as high when a i is trained on biased historical crime data, it can reinforce those biases over police to minority neighborhoods. may appear to have higher crime rates as a result, predictive policing tools could on saturday target these communities increasing and equality. nevertheless, predictive models already being used in certain fields. for instance, they help assess the risk of large events like football matches. this allows police to focus on areas where issues a most likely to occur, for example, fights and police kind of what i can say police officers time, for example, a i might be able to do paper work in the future. it can also ensure that offices in the right place at the right time, and it could even lead to stare at decisions by

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lee. slavery must be given a death row because barry's and nothing was even when they talked about a months, the patient. and in those days, when throughout europe under america, they was talking about a month to patients, not those why the phones of guilt because they had started to realize that this is something that ought not to be done. but did they in months in fate? did they allow a month to patients to take a different approach but done, or it was simply meant of mofas's of slavery into a different kind of slab record to colonize ation. so celebrity, as different firms, different sets, but it remains one of the greatest testament of minors. she my into money to demand on the western world on the out of what must be the guilty, the whole africa on our part each. and we are ready to forgive the convers this and around. slavery is as painful as pain can be, but we must never ever allow us selves to despair even when we engage in painful conversations will come. okay to continue the conversation. perhaps the toner would be less painful. see you? okay. the the brush remains the onl

so i just concluded another meeting with speaker barry. the meeting today built on the meeting yesterday and made additional progress. so i will travel from here in a couple hours to israel, to try to bring this to a close if we can, if we can. israel's more with hezbollah escalated in september, its military ramped up air strikes and launch the ground incursion into lebanon in a bit to put an end to relentless rocket fire from the are ran back to militant group. since then, celebrities health ministry says more than 3500 people have been killed, has been law, has seen its leadership designated, and its supply of arms greatly reduced. could us back to peace proposal would create a un buffer zone in southern lebanon. we thought is really troops and has beloved fighters withdrawing. has been lost as it has reviewed the plan, but that its success depends on these rarely prime minister. a look on thursdays heavy. what do we expect these negotiations to produce a cease fire and a halt to aggression quickly shipped in city yet? no one can guaran

and barry biffle, on how airlines are responding. we appreciate your time. so far it hasn't seemed to be any kind of a disaster, even though there have been some delays, but how do you manage this? >> thanks for having us. it's been a tough couple of years with air traffic control challenges and so forth. the airlines including frontier have been invested a lot in our processes, but it's a record number of people and make sure to show up early and make some patience tomorrow. >> how do you deal with the balance of what is the f.a.a.'s fault or particular problems that are more associated with their domain versus what you're dealing with as the airline? everybody loves to finger point when there's a problem and oftentimes they get mad at you, the service provider. >> yeah, it's disappointing, we get blamed a lot. the facts show when there's no weather, we run 99 or 100% completion. it's pretty clear when we have challenges from a third party or weather, that's obviously causing challenges. most of the airlines today have invested so much that we're very resil

uh, journalist and barry rhodes has more on these really strikes the it's around 2 and a half hours ago. the, the is really army stars is a new series of air strikes on to the southern suburbs of a be rude. this comes approximately an hour off to the army, has borne presidents to leave the area and to evacuate. we are also expecting here that these as strikes might continue and that the nights might be violent. as we have just seen, has bullet has carried out a series of airstrikes on fire to series of rockets um to the is where a territory today. according to the east, where in the army at least a 160 rockets have been fired. this comes off to a very violent de, also here and left on on. there is really army has attacked a check point of the liberties army earlier on today. it is important to remember that the liberties army is not part of this war. the worst between has bola and israel, but the lebanese army is positioned in south lebanon where it was targeted. um, its main purpose there is to work together with the you and piece building troops to stabilize the situation and do this