you mentioned satchel paige. i've never been clearer about abe's role in the -- baseball rich city owner team. was he the commissioner or what was he? well, he had a lot of roles really important, too. he was part owner of the birmingham black barons, and he but mostly he was most famous, important for being promoter of the -- leagues and setting up a lot of their barnstorming games, non-league games that made them money, that kept solvent. a lot of these -- league teams were just barely making it in those those barnstorming games were how stayed in business and abe said a lot of them up above also promoted one of the biggest all-star games in -- leagues history, which took place at comiskey park in chicago, just filled comiskey park in abe god like a 5% cut for promoting that and any is worth it. i mean he got he got he filled the park, you know and he was a he and paige were kind of a team at one point in time. satchel paige was was making more than any other pitcher in baseball wider and that was because partl

using a flashlight, paige showed us where her makeshift refrigerator is outside in this case, it's auple of ice filled coolers. >> my husband and i were just talking about how we feel. kind of like we're being held hostage because we don't know exactly when it's going to go down. and it's like. like we are, like, literally sitting around with our four kids, like with light bulbs and flashlights everywhere. >> they have no power yet. northgate high school, which is in sight of their home, has no shortage of power whatsoever. >> at this point, because we're kind of new to the neighborhood, i would say we're just more confused and kind of interested in why this is happening, particularly in this neighborhood. >> from his front yard, you can see the massive trees across the street, then the power lines below. the one thing i noticed walking through these neighborhoods where the power's been turned off, is just how dark it is. you wouldn't even be able to see me if it wasn't for this flashlight. it's a reason why boschini says they've attempted to get solar. >> my husband actually is a so

using a flashlight, paige showed us where her makeshift refrigerator is outside in this case, it's a couple of ice filled coolers. >> my husband and i were just talking about how we feel. kind of like we're being held hostage because we don't know exactly when it's going to go down. and it's like. like we are, like, literally sitting around with our four kids, like with light bulbs and flashlights everywhere. >> they have no power yet. northgate high school, which is in sight of their home, has no shortage of power whatsoever. >> at this point, because we're kind of new to the neighborhood, i would say we're just more confused and kind of interested in why this is happening, particularly in this neighborhood. >> from his front yard, you can see the massive trees across the street, then the power lines below. the one thing i noticed walking through these neighborhoods where the power's been turned off, is just how dark it is. you wouldn't even be able to see me if it wasn't for this flashlight. it's a reason why boschini says they've attempted to get solar. >> my husband actually is a

style can only generate conflict on guns, only destroy a country that is troubling to recover from paige. so what have they done? political participation is allowed on, political parties are allowed to operate, but we've been sutton's fios and we've been stopping, but i'm, it does in order not to bring about. as i do taste, we know that there are many individuals outside of one to whose to deny the bill was a genocide. and they denied that there was a genocide. and i've had the occasion of meeting quite a number of them outside of wanda. and they have written books in order to demonstrate that there was no genocide. how do we deal with such individuals on such groups of individuals? we still want to come back to the one to with the intention of visiting pain up on the population. this has been done through fairly cordial graphs. political arrangement on one is not claiming for one moment that did one. these administration is without any mistakes. they are mistakes that are being made and they themselves have admitted that mistakes will always be made. but the intentions are good on mobil

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and i think five years later josh gibson wasn't and not long after that satchel paige. so for all the things that ted williams wrong he he write it off a lot of them. yeah. for the book did you talk to of ted williams is red sox teammates or any of the players he managed with the washington senators and did you talk to any of john glenn's colleagues in the senate? yes, i talked to most of john ted williams teammates are no longer alive. i did talk to a few there was one who there's an interesting story in the book ted williams was playing a game in washington when when john glenn was as part of the early days of nasa and he went to a game, griffith stadium in washington. and ted, john glenn was there, the locker room. and i found an article about someone who was there and pete he said at the time he said a couple years after this happened. but right john glenn went to space. so everybody knew john glenn was and he said something like this this guy was coming telling taiclet terrible about this space stuff and we had no idea what he's talking about. he sounded like a cra

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paige nielsen with the own goal. check it out right here. they'll take it one nil. bay fc in the 21st minute. off the corner kick rachel kundananji off. the body strikes, finds the back of the net. bay fc up two one and she's not done yet. 54th minute kundananji just playing with them. bay fc now up three two. they keep the lead. bay fc becomes just the second expansion team to make the playoffs. three two the final. this abc seven sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. dion sara, thanks much come tonight on abc seven news at 11. planning on voting in person for the election? there are some things you should know before you head to the polls, including what not to wear. plus, the rise of nvidia. the silicon valley giant is enjoying a boom thanks to artificial intelligence. how its success bumped one of its neighbors election day is just three days away and the candidates are staging campaign blitzes across some key swing states in the final weekend of campaigning. vice president harris and former president trump, both visited north carolina saturday, where

so picking up on that, i one of my characters, eloise paige, served with the ss during the war and she had this sort of she wasn't from one of the northeastern ivy league schools, but she had this sort >> she had the sort of blue blood resume' that donovan, the head liked. and he liked well-educated families and recruited from yale, harvard, brown, and she went to hollands college in virginia. she was randolph and a page and those were first families of virginia. white families, obviously. and so, she, too, was recruited in having sort of the right family background and education level. and she, during the war, she worked as well as with donovan's secretary and then her career was accelerated and she went overseas and she went and the ability to keep track of people and keep files on people and know where they are, would be a thread that's important for decades. what's interesting about elyse page is that she wanted to stay on after the war, and she liked the job and she was still very gratified and invested and she's from a conservative background so she was a staunch cold warrior and

paig that is what i would ask him. >> laura: it is a shock that voters turned him out, so.lection denier. he has refusing to concede thes race against mccormick, it has been called for mccormick but sent out a democrat lawyer mark elias. he makes a mon lot of money, climbing he can still win. aj rice and publius p.r. and author of "the white privilege album." aj, he ioss.s not the first to y election laws. any chance he will be the last?e >> no, great to be here, we did it. yoon, u and i covered bob casey election. i sat next to you during that. he ran and rick santorum lost because he was against -- yeah, he was against the iraq war. weeks ago, he is signing pounds with zelenskyy and schapiro. awa he has moved away from that andt hid in the senate and i want to give a shout out bucks county, pennsylvania, which hasn't been won by a republican since george h.w. bush. we delivered 120bush0 by 1200 ve margin to bucks county. >> laura: if anyone couldn'tuldn hear the pennsylvania accent from aj, pennsylvania native. a.j., "newsweek" reportingek's donations to the harris campai

so picking up on that, i one of my characters, eloise paige, served with the ss during the war and she had this sort of she wasn't from one of the northeastern ivy league schools, but she had this sort of blueblood resumÉ that while bill donovan, the head of wasps, really liked. so he liked people, well-connected, affluent, well-educated families. so he, you know, recruited certainly from from wall street and from yale and from brown and from harvard. but louise page went to a number of different southern schools, including my mother's alma mater, hollins college, in virginia. she was ran a randolph and a page. and those were first families of virginia white families, obviously. and so she, too, was recruited at in having sort of the the right family background and level. and she during the war, she worked well. bill donovan's secretary. and so of course she came to and that then she her career was accelerated and she went overseas and she began files on escaped nazis. so again the ability to keep track of people and to keep files on people and to know where they are would be a thread

bay fc gets a little help from their opponent, paige nielsen. check this out for the own goal. nil. bay fc now in the 21st minute off the corner kick. racheal kundananji off. the body strikes. it's two one. bay fc and she's not done yet. 54th minute. she's just playing with them. bay fc now up three two. they keep the lead and they become just the second expansion team to make the playoffs. three two the final. oakland roots taking on the switchbacks in the western conference quarterfinals. colorado springs going to strike first in the 41st minute. a little give and go by jairo enriquez. one nothing. switchbacks moving to the 55th minute. now take a look to the left of your screen, renaldo donnis. he's going to draw a penalty right here. gets the pk connects a bit of a controversial call that puts colorado springs up to and that would do it. the roots are eliminated from the playoffs two nil the final. that's going to do it for morning sports. we'll be back at five. >> all right. have you heard of the christmas creep costumes. now put away and some shoppers are already thinking

bay fc gets a little help from their opponent paige nielsen. check this out for the own goal.inute off the corner kick. racheal kundananji off the body strikes. it's two one. bay fc and she's not done yet. 54th minute. she's just playing with them. bay fc now up three two. they keep the lead and they become just the second expansion team to make the playoffs. three two the final. oakland roots taking on the switchbacks in the western conference quarterfinals. colorado springs going to strike first in the 41st minute. a little give and go by jairo enriquez. one nothing. switchbacks moving to the 55th minute. now take a look to the left of your screen, renaldo donnis. he's going to draw a penalty right here. gets the pk connects a bit of a controversial call that puts colorado springs up two and that would do it. the roots are eliminated from the playoffs. two nil the final. that's going to do it for morning sports. we'll be back at five. >> san francisco's ferry service is getting greener and faster. and that's all thanks to new grants from the federal government. the environme

so one of questions i asked people when i was writing the books, can one paige mutate into another.hat i was told, phages can become those that destroy bacteria but not the other way around. >> host: okay. >> guest: so, generally or, they are very -- there's extremely few downsides of phages. and we now have all of the equipment to the follow and see which areme in our concoctions,n our medicines and check them, test them. we can do all the genetic sequencing. it's not like it was 30 years agoll when we had no way of doig so. so we have all the checks and balances in place. >> host: right. and so sort sort of what, i guess, jumped out at me was you saying that bacteria could get even stronger because of these bacteria phages. can we switch back to antibiotics? where does antibiotic as play a role in concern. [inaudible] >> guest: we can't, so i guess that's another beauty of, you know, comp binding the who two. and -- combining the two. and, you know, in fact, coming back to tom patterson's case, he was actually treated with a cocktail of phages and one antibiotic. and between the t

sarah paige andrews, the wife of charles andrews, said she kept two pots on the fire at all times with soup for soldiers. she helped to sew clothes for th, provide bandages and rip apart clothes, anyinlike that, anything that shepherdstown civilians couldo to try and alleviate this situation for these wounded confederate soldiers, families formed, bonds as well. thomas clark, a soldier in the fifth florida who was mortally wounded at antietam on the 17th, died there in shepherdstown. he's buried in the cemetery today, which we'll talk about in a little bit. but the caretakers for thomas clark managed to narrate a write a letter that clark narrated to clark's wife, her to try and come up shepherdstown to be with him, to come get him. and of course, that ultimately never happened. and so when clark died, these caretakers who unfortunately we don't know exactly who they were, just kind of an anonymous family in shepherdstown, they a piece of clark's hair. and they sent that letter back. clark's wife in florida again, clark still rests there in shepherdstown soil. the man on the left that

really well-rounded team and led defensively by our goalie sarah wright and claire o'connor and cayden paige right. so obviously we're seeing some highlights here from everyone on the team including your daughter quinn. and that obviously must be special for you as a coach. you know catherine talk to me about what this experience is like for you as a husband, a wife, a, you know, as a as a family here. what does this mean for you to have both of your teams moving on here in the playoffs and to have your daughter in the water playing? >> well, i think our life is, you know, we spend a lot of time on pool decks. >> we have four kids, putting it mildly for kids, and we do it together. >> i would say we're a team at home just as much as we are a team within our coaching staff and all of that. but coaching your kid is a whole different experience and being able to do it at a place where we're i'm supporting my husband and my husband is supporting me. but also our daughter is something you can't you can't make up. it's like something that is just it's super special. and what's really cool about it

the huskies star paige bueckers leading the way. she had 29 points.iemma tied the all time ncaa division one record for men's and women's basketball shares that spot with tara vanderveer. she retired from stanford last season, but in his 40 seasons at the helm, geno has only seen 162 losses. it gives him an incredible 88.2% win percentage, along with 11 national championships it's been one of those things where it just caught up to me, you know, it just added up and added up and i've been fortunate to have so many great um, so many great players to make this all possible. >> and so many great people on my staff over the years. >> and, uh it's just, um, you know, it's just hard. it's it's hard to to comprehend all of that and one lucky pittsburgh pirates fan is about to win the prize of a lifetime. >> christina. the pirates offering seats behind home plate at pnc park for the next 30 years to whoever comes forward with a one of a kind baseball card of star pitcher paul skenes. now, the lucky winner is going to get an exclusive meet and greet two autogr

and angel reese playing pro, all eyes are on the next generation of standouts, usc's juju watkins, paigeueckers of uconn, and flaje johnson at lsu. >> there are still so many other players that are creating their brand and building a name for themselves. >> reporter: several of them taking the court today. >> tessa johnson. she plays for south carolina. she's a sophomore. she is lights-out from beyond the arc. nc state, aziaha james. she had a phenomenal ncaa tournament. she can score from the inside and she can score from the outside. she's a lefty, and that's a final four rematch. >> reporter: must-see tv right there, and of course, you can watch the ally tipoff action, nc state versus south carolina at 3:00 p.m. on espn, our sister network, and then virginia tech and iowa, that tips off at 5:30 on espn2. >> whit: thank you. >>> coming up, jury deliberations this weekend in the double murder trial of richard allen, accused of killing two teenage girls in indiana in 2017. the latest on the case ahead. >> gio: and hollywood hopes for hollywood. a look at the potential thanksgiving weeken

bfc gets a little help from their opponent paige nielsen. check this out for the own goal. one nil bay fc now in the 21st minute off the corner kick. rachel g off the body strikes. it's two one. bay fc and she's not done yet. 54th minute she's just playing with them. they have seen now up three two. they keep the lead and they become just the second expansion team to make the playoffs three two. the final oakland roots taken on the switchbacks in the western conference quarterfinals. colorado springs is going to strike first in the 41st minute. a little give and go by hiero enriquez one nothing. switch backs move into the 55th minute. now take a look to the left of your screen. reyna addo donnis he's going to draw a penalty right here. gets the pk. can connects a bit of a controversial call that puts colorado springs up two and that would do it. the roots are eliminated from the playoffs to nil. the final. that's going to do it for morning sports. we'll be back at five. >> all right. turning to weather now let's check in with lisa. >> okay. good morning to you. we are looki

. >> susan paige, let's dive into that. this is such an early stress test on the republican-controlled senate and particularly its majority leader john thune. there was, you know, like thune wasn't trump's pick for that post. republicans defied him. but they did so with a secret ballot. it's very different now that they have to put their y names it. what's your sense as to their appetite for standing up to the incoming president? . let's count the ways in which republicans in the senate have stood up to donald trump. yeah. none. never. >> not too often. >> not too often, right. not in things that trump really cared about like impeachment. so i would -- i think it's possible the senate wouldn't confirm matt gaetz. i think it is conceivable that they would. i i think it's also possible there's another repercussion to this, which is if for some reason matt gaetz does not get nconfirmed either because the ethics report is so explosive he can't possibly continue with the nomination or because the senate refuses to confirm, i thi

and i saw the president come in with secretary of education ron paige. and i stood there as the president walked and went to the podium and the first thing he said was, i'm going to have to be going back to washington, d.c. and then he explained what had just. it was a very short, but i was not pleased because i don't think that it was true that we were going to back to washington d.c. we didn't know enough say that we could do that. so i kind of got a little angry with dan bartlett and i ran around the building to get into the motorcade with the president. i saw dan i said, dan, why did you let him say going back to washington, d.c.? he said, didn't. the president just said that he was going back to washington, d.c. i said, we do not know that yet. we drove very fast to the airport in saratoga and ended up getting on air force one. i should tell you that the motorcade showed up in the secret, opened the door to the beast. the presidential limo. i was struck by a protocol. no, no. the engines on force one were already running. and the protocol is that yo

some real famous like wilt chamberlain and satchel paige? for some, not so famous. and we kind of give them a we highlight them in a way that i think that really kind of brings them to life, to. one more quick question really quick. when you sell the film rights and you said you should sell the film rights, whose do you want to play abe saperstein. oh, boy, that's a tough question question. danny devito. and then that's that's not a that's not a bad idea. i think agent eight was taller than danny devito. who that kind of stumps me? i don't know. i mean, have you joe pesci? joe would be a good it because it's got to be a kind of a fast talking guy who a real operator and somebody who just just who is who somebody who's very caffeinated you know somebody who's who who's, a mile a minute talker and all that. so that those are some ideas. and the other ideas anyone from the audience have know there was a movie called sweet water that was about salt water. clifton, who was a former globetrotter, who was the first black player, signed to an nba contract and. there's an ab

and he's got those, right now, he's got paige beckers, probably the number one pick in the wnba drafty certainly do. you're a nashville guy, an adopted nashville guy, talk about the cmas last night. >> country music association awards, biggest night in country music. morgan wallen was named entertainer of the year. he wasn't there last night. he's had sort of -- there's been some friction in the relationship with the cma, so he actually wasn't there, but named entertainer of the year. and my favorite artist on the planet, chris stapleton, just cleaning up again this year, male vocalist of the year, single of the year, song of the year, "white horse," wow, what a song. stapleton does it again. he seems to win that male vocalist of the year every year. just raw talent and shout-out to his wife, morgan, who's on stage with him every night as well. and lainey wilson, female vocalist of the year, and she co-hosted with luke bryan and payton payton manning. >> it's good for peyton to get out. it was really good to see him last night, see he's doing okay. >> he's good at whatever he does. go

so picking up on that, i one of my characters, eloise paige, served with the ss during the war and she had this sort of she wasn't from one of the northeastern ivy league schools, but she had this sort of blueblood resumÉ that while bill donovan, the head of wasps, really liked. so he liked people, well-connected, affluent, well-educated families. so he, you know, recruited certainly from from wall street and from yale and from brown and from harvard. but louise page went to a number of different southern schools, including my mother's alma mater, hollins college, in virginia. she was ran a randolph and a page. and those were first families of virginia white families, obviously. and so she, too, was recruited at in having sort of the the right family background and level. and she during the war, she worked well. bill donovan's secretary. and so of course she came to and that then she her career was accelerated and she went overseas and she began files on escaped nazis. so again the ability to keep track of people and to keep files on people and to know where they are would be a thread