screams and laughs. [ screaming ] >> yep, about like that. >> pirates of emerson started on emerson streetty of fremont, you know. we started it in my parents' backyard. and after our seventh year in our yard, we had 3,000 people through in two nights. and the city shut us down, said, "you can't do it anymore." so we either had to quit doing it or go commercial. so we got ourselves a tent and we moved out, and the rest is history. here we are 29 years later, taking up the pirates of emerson haunted drive-thru. you're actually driving through the houses. you're driving through the pirate ships, and you're driving through the hillbillies' house. >> with the whole pandemic going on and stuff, it's a good gig. >> [ laughing evilly ] >> i'm used to the walk-through ones, and halloween's my favorite time of the year, so to keep the tradition alive, why not try a drive-through one? >> we have over 45 people on staff this year. every one of them is enthusiastic about being out here. they were all afraid that maybe halloween was gonna be canceled this year, and we didn't let that happen, and we're

started on emerson street in the city of fremont.parent's backyard. after our seventh year we had 3,000 people through in two nights and the city shut us down. said you can't do it anymore. we either had to quit doing it or go commercial. so we got ourselves a tent and we moved out and the rest is history. here we are 29 years later, taking up the pirates of emerson haunted drive-through. you're actually driving through the houses, driving through the pirate ships and you're driving through the hill billies house. >> with the whole pandemic going on and stuff, it's a good gig. >> i'm used to the walk through ones and halloween is my favorite time of year. keep the tradition alive. why not try a drive-through one. >> we have over 45 people on staff this year. every one of them is enthusiastic about being here. they were all afraid, maybe halloween would be cancelled this year and we didn't let that happen and we're not going to let that happen to the bay area. so you guys make sure you come on out. see what we're all about. >> tunnels

>>this is video that drive-thru at the pirates of emerson attraction in pleasanton. >>the bay area halloween tradition has been around for 29 although it is different than years before. organizers say it's definitely still scary cars are spaced out by at least 3 seconds from one another so that the gas get their own individual experience. >>i'm not driving past things and looking what you're doing as well but you're driving through the 100 houses we have trick or treat townsend hillbillies and pirates in counts in prisons and zombies and cemeteries in it's all >>pirates of emerson runs until november 1st at the alameda county fairgrounds in pleasanton each drive-thru for pricey costing $94 per car so can hear any brand would load with as many as you can squeeze in there and enjoy all right coming up tonight at 6 today is the last day to register to vote here in california. how you can sign up last minute before the deadline here in the bay area. >>plus county officials in the south bay are cracking down on businesses and making sure they follow covid-19 health orders

>>well, this is video of the hunt a drive-thru at the pirates of the emerson. >>tracks if you fight be safe the virus side of your car but not so much from all the monsters that going to be chasing your car. >>whether it's a rainy be your maniac with a chainsaw there are plenty of reasons to screen as we can see the cards are going have to be spaced out at least 30 seconds apart, so that guests can get their own individual experience. pirates of emerson runs until november, 1st so you have plenty of time to get out there little pricey though $94 per car i guess if you have a lot of folks back in the car. >>you can split them 94, but so will be so check it out. all right coming up in the next hour today is the deadline to register to vote in california. how you can make sure your voice is heard. and starting today, san mateo county will be cracking down on businesses that are defying coronavirus health guidelines. we'll have details on the latest effort to stop the spread of covid-19. at oroweat organic... ...we know that when we take care of the earth, the eart

do even a thing from a very conservative traditional pastor like the ones we used to pastors that emerson fresh completely new the church was full from the start i thought what was happening here you don't have to expand the building. stephanie who has already confirmed 3 young people in the neighboring village. now it's time for the confirmation service in i'm. sorry if i think we should move the old over there. that's what is the only spot where it didn't work well it's been stabilized and you need to pay for him to move. was that after all the time and effort to took to set things up pastor rocca has other ideas about where the altar should go. she wants it closer to the needle or. tries her best to explain the difficulty of finding smooth spots on the lawn for the table and chairs. you can put the pastor won't give in. to take up in this whole business he said after some discussion about various things that could go wrong the decision is made to move the needle or closer to the altar instead. a lot. of it in fact. and then the ceremony begins. rather than one large service there are s

. >> pirates of emerson started on emerson street in the city of fremont.e started in my parent's backyard. after our seventh year we had 3,000 people through in two nights and the city shut us down. said you can't do it anymore. we either had to quit doing it or go commercial. so we got ourselves a tent and we moved out and the rest is history. here we are 29 years later, taking up the pirates of emerson haunted drive-through. you're driving through the houses, driving through the pirate ships and you're driving through the hillbillies house. >> with the whole pandemic going on and stuff, it's a good gig. >> i'm used to the walk through ones and halloween is my favorite time of year. keep the tradition alive. why not try a drive-through one. >> we have over 45 people on staff this year. every one of them is enthusiastic about being here. they were all afraid, maybe halloween would be cancelled this year and we didn't let that happen and we're not going to let that happen to the bay area. so you guys make sure you come on out. see what we're all about. >> t

pirates of emerson runs until november first and it costs $94 per car. >>i feel like that's an anchor field trip that needs to happen need to get the bosses on that. >>we can expense that we'll see what a little gas money. you and we research and for making sure we're staying on top of what's happened. this isn't crime for weekend we can make sure that all that wraps up kron 4 news at 9 an excellent to 9 but for sports night live is up next and of course all eyes on forty-niners qb jimmy garoppolo body bounce back from the worst game of his career and is he still feeling the impacts of that high ankle sprain. >>across for sports director this loss will break it down plus an interview with the san francisco giants gm. all that coming up and more on sports nig >>it's been a long couple of weeks for the niners, no need to go into detail, what's understood doesn't need to be explained. but the good thing about the nfl you can turn things around in just a week and on this night, the niners look like that team that went to the super bowl back in february. the

traditional haunted house how about a haunted drive this is a video to drive through at the pirates of emerson attraction in pleasanton i guess you do drive-in movies went on a drive-in to drive through now cars are spaced out by at least 30 so guests get their own individual experience. they're not driving past things and looking what you're doing as well but you're driving through the 100 houses we have. >>trick or treat townsend hillbillies and pirates in counts in prisons and zombies and cemeteries in it's all >>and help pirates of emerson runs until november first and it costs about $94 per car dave. don't know if i can do i don't do this kind of stuff we're going to turn things over to dave's barber, a final look at our weather would you do this dave. >>if it's on a car maybe you'll feel little better and i think will scare crank up the radio, whatever gets into your eyes. well my donna okay, the next right thing scared me that you should get out anyway fire weather watch here the business here is a fire weather watch that and colors remember that that's for later this week but more impo

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here's harry emerson fosnick.e appears on the cover of "time" magazine and the cultural status of the liberal princes of the pulpit and the presbyterian church is where he originally gave this sermon, shall the fundamentalists win in 1922. when you read it, i think you'll see that his sermon was not a fight over doctrine. at least not explicitly and you might want to talk with your classmates about what is going on beneath it, at least on the surface. fosnick's approach was very different from clarence darrow's. essentially, hes if a person is a true liberal, then they should have no problem with other christians believing, say, that god created the universe in six days even if they themselves don't happen to believe that. fosnick says the problem with these fundamentists is not their theology. they can believe what they like. their problem are their beliefs about church. the fact that they believe that liberals like fosnick don't belong in any truly christian church. this sermon was a sensation. his brother, fosn

this is a at the pirates of emerson attraction in pleasanton. now the car spaced out 30 seconds between. >>and then you get your own individual experience. >>pirates of emerson runs until november 1st. >>cost $94 per car. but you know what else you want to do for halloween. yeah. >>okay, so i don't like to be afraid i would i admit i'm in my car right that sounds like okay to me would you go through with the windows >>through that i used to shield myself with my so this way you're on the car you just roll the window up and you're safe there you go so can see that you can push them to i was doing i would be all right let's talk about let's find out as we get closer closer to halloween how the trends are pointing we've got john in the weather center with that what are we thinking for the rest of the week as we head closer and closer to definitely trending better guys it does look like the ranger remainder of the month is going to stay pretty dry. but at least we're not going to be looking at record breaking heat. >>like we had been and today even

this is that the pirates of emerson attraction in pleasanton at the fair grounds that they host everying to be what's going through instead of people going to be spaced at least 30 seconds apart, so that you get your own individual experience. looks like they're going to a pretty good job with a take a listen. you're not driving past things and looking what you're doing as well but you're driving through the 100 houses we have. >>trick or treat townsend hillbillies and pirates in counts in prisons and zombies and cemeteries in it's all to the people streaking pirates of emerson will run through november 1st. it does cost a bit it's about $9594 per car. >>but again if you've got 5 or 6 people in your household. >>gm why do people pay to be i know i don't like scary movie. i don't know i know why do you do that you like roller a little see i am but like the thrill every now i guess i don't want some weird guy with a knife chacey managed cost him arc in the fun john i i don't know who said what will do that i hardly watch scary movies. i attempted one this weekend not a good idea. but we

or even a better poll in my view is the emerson college poll in boston and the latest emerson collegel in the presidential race the end of august came tout and said it's a two-point race as well. so trump supporters can point to those and say it's a tighter race than you anticipate. biden supporters point to other polls and say it's a near landslide in favor of the democrats and can point to evidence that suggests that. i can the welcome expect to see -- we can expect to see some narrowing of the polls toward the approach of election day, and some boom say this is a phenomenon called herding in which pollsters intentionally -- they put their thumb on the scale and bring their results in line with others, and so you see a narrowing of the results as election day approaches. herding is suspected but difficult to prove and whether it's a reality or not is something that pollsters have debated for many years but there is a narrowing that does often happen. in 2016 we saw a bit of a narrowing although polls had hillary clinton ahead by five or six points and we had others, a handful, coupl

my very first wheelchair wasn't emerson jetting wheelchair. you made me feel old but my first chair wasn't emerson jennings and it was the first chairthat i had . it worked for me back then. it was 1968. i was shot january 20, 1868 on my second tour of duty as a united states marine in vietnam in the dmz area and i was shot through the right shoulder and it went through my right lung and paralyzed me but from my mid chest down i've been paralyzed for the last what is it, 52, 53 years . so i remember reading or looking yesterday and realizing that even after world war ii a lot of the paraplegics and quadriplegics were not living past a year or 18 months as you said. i mean, i'm just so grateful to be alive, still alive and i've lost many friends along the way. this is not an easy disability, and easy physical challenge to deal with. it's psychologically, emotionally, it's a great challenge. >> maybe you can tell us, tell the audience about that. when you came back you ended up at the bronx va as i recall. >> the bronx va which i recall was late

jeevan a thing from a very conservative traditional pastor like the ones we used to pastors that emerson fresh completely new that the church was full from the start i thought what's happening here you don't have to expand the building. if you stephanie hard core has already confirmed 3 young people in the neighboring village yeah. now it's time for the confirmation service in iowa. because i think we should move the ulta over there. that's what is the only spot where it didn't work it's been stabilized and you need a base for him to move. after all the time and effort to took to set things up pastor rocca has other ideas about where the altar should go. she wants it closer to the kneeler or get a shot or tries her best to explain the difficulty of finding smooth spots on the lawn for the table and chairs. you can put the pastor won't give in. and take up in this whole business he said after some discussion about various things that could go wrong the decision is made to move the needle or closer to the altar instead. of the event. and then the ceremony begins. rather than one large serv

do even a thing from a very conservative traditional pastor like the ones we used to pastors that emerson fresh completely new that the church was full from the start i thought what was happening here you have to expand the building. stephanie aka has already confirmed 3 young people in the neighboring village. now it's time for the confirmation service in. because i think we should move the old over there. that's what is the only spot where it didn't what it's been stabilized and you need to pay for him to move. after all the time and effort to took to set things up pastor rocca has other ideas about where the altar should go. she wants it closer to the kneeler. tries her best to explain the difficulty of finding smooth spots on the lawn for the table and chairs. you can but the pastor won't give in. to take up in this whole business is there after some discussion about various things that could go wrong the decision is made to move the needle or closer to the altar instead. without even trying. and then the ceremony begins. rather than one large service there are several small confirmat

this is the 29th year the fields family has operated the pirates of emerson haunted house, but the firstr in a pandemic. >> we weren't going to let halloween get canceled here in the bay area this year. >> reporter: a haunted house that started in their home has turned into a major attraction drawing thousands of people every year, but with covid-19 the fields family had to think outside the box. >> we were either going to have to shut down this year and just start another one next year or our creative family came up with an idea. >> reporter: the fields family created ten acres into a drive- thru haunted house. >> i thought it was great. it was a lot of scare through it and it got me real good a couple times. >> it was wonderful. they did a really great job, lots of fun stuff. i'm glad it's over, though. >> reporter: cars weave and out at a very slow speed oftwo to three miles per hour. it offers all the typical thrills and spills of a haunted house. >> there was a guy that jumped on the car and snapped weird little metal things. that scared me. >> reporter: but avoids the dangers of co

he carried an emerson quote around him as a kid that basically said the trueness in the world is to do what you think is right, not what other people think is right and he takes some strength from that. >> host: journalists refer to the trump administration a leaky. in your experience is this administration's staff more eager to leak to the press and prior administrations? >> guest: totally. we have more insight into this administration and what goes on inside of it, exponentially larger than any other presidency, especially, the story in the times a couple weeks or months ago about obama had one fact, obama may have thought something, oh my gosh, with trumpet is i call them stupid tricks, highly unusual thing that he did, story after story after story after story and i don't know how much this will hold up but i had an opportunity to write about what a white house counsel did, the president and because of the mueller investigation and all sorts of things, we had this insight into what white house counsel does. to see how being a lawyer at the white house advising the president on the

with biden leading the polls, the china's stock are roaring. 3m, emerson and otis biden won't give it to them. trump won't. caterpillar wins either way. the biggest winners are the china's consumer place those are nike, starbucks, and apple. nike just had a remarkable couple i think it got 135 written all over it. starbucks has been held back to a covid friendly set-up. you will see what it looks like, they're doing everything right starbucks need to convert the space. i bet those chinese stores do better when you take this trade tension away they'll build it into the third tier they got it over there, fourth tier of the size of chicago. china is a huge market for apple. in addition to being a force of manufacturing. that never happened. why? well, that's thanks to ceo tim cook's leadership. the man besides being an unbelievable manufacture and thinker is a born diplomat >> under biden, they take apple, qualcomm and google, really, the ladder blew out the items. if you talk about people running the three big carriers speaking of china, they're way ahead of us in 5g and on everything r

he's the probusiness candidate i think that's pretty good for a high quality company like 3m emersonnuts and bolts. and in many ways better. the problem is at this moment it is very spiexpensive verses wha think it can do. this is the one that i think is best in terms of risk for it finally there is ingersoll rand. some of that may argue it is a run too much in a momentum driven market, it is the real favorite maybe the earnings is too low. now there are some other steep in autos but which are improving. we just don't make new manufactures and the old one had plenty of capitals and buy back stocks t they look pretty good, too however, maybe you want to wait the ones that is are up a lot. the market is hungry for these things i don't want you to get carried away everything going forward other than real robust earnings growth which is another way saying the move got so much power there is always a bull market some where i promise to find it just for you right here on "mad money." i am jim cramer, i will see you tomorrow.cramer. i will see you tomorrow. "the news with shepard smith" sta

an emerson point in georgia shows trump leading biden, and trump edging biden out in north carolina byoint. 3 points in ohio. a new susquehanna poll shows the president just took the lead in arizona. a 3-point lead in florida. and he also leads in michigan. another trafalgar poll. this pollster is the only one who had trump winning michigan in 2016. biden up by 5 in pennsylvania. that's another tough battleground for the president. joining me now to discuss, turning point founder carley kirk. i want -- charlie kirk. i don't get to go out and travel the country as much as i used to. you have been to a bunch of these states and you are seeing the crowds. what are you hearing, what are you seeing and what does it feel like. >> ohio, georgia, texas. the enthusiasm for president trump is at record highs. there is one thing i'm hearing from a lot of people. it's effort the democrats are outspending democrats and republicans. but we are outparking the democrats. d outworking the democrats. can you purchase an election with the help of the billionaire class like joe biden is with the help of h

do even a thing from a very conservative traditional pastor like the ones we used to pastors that emerson fresh completely new the church was full from the start i thought what was happening here you have to expand the building you. want stephanie who has already confirmed 3 young people in the neighboring village. now it's time for the confirmation service in. because i think we should move the al to over there. that's what this is the only spot where it didn't what it's been stabilized and you need to pray for him to move. after all the time and effort it took to set things up pastor rocca has other ideas about where the altar should go . she wants it closer to the kneeler. tries her best to explain the difficulty of finding smooth spots on the lawn for the table and chairs. you can but the pastor won't give in. to it up to this was he said after some discussion about various things that could go wrong the decision is made to move the needle or closer to the altar instead. a lot of the fans. and then the ceremony begins. rather than one large service there are several small confirmation

they want eva and emerson to grow up to be strong self-confident women with equal rights. i just think it'd be nice to have a change because we've only had males president for a long long time and it be nice to just have at least one it's a woman's. honor as president. format who teaches at a university and katie a nurse for more years of donald trump are unimaginable the country can't handle more division. no i never would have invasion something like that and. probably my wildest dreams how can maybe my way and it honestly at times feels like we're living in a in a bad. back in phoenix trump supporter dodi belle is spending the day with her grandson. it's a chance to take a breath and forget the stresses of work. the bells had actually planned to sell their business this year to step back and focus more on their family. but then came the pandemic. i mean i have hope i have i know that this is going to be over soon we're going to have our highs on our lows with the cow i can see that but right now i think it's just making me weary and tired you know i'm tired of talking a

she was the intellectual american at the time and part of emerson's circle. became the first american war correspondent in europe. she was quite a character. i'm not sure if she was a suffragist. we cannot tell. first of all, not until after the civil war is the demand for the right to vote coming part of the women's rights platform. until then, there are other demands. the quality of education is very important for the ability of women to have professional standing. economic equality was also very her. there is some circumstantial evidence that she might have been part of a salon she ran for women but we don't have any concrete evidence. there is also pictorial woodhall. she makes margaret seem positively mainstream. she was definitely a suffragist. she was. now we are jumping ahead to woodhall0 and victoria , it's amazing there hasn't been a movie about her. i remember one that was allegedly purchased by nicole kidman. but somehow, these never got made. of -- it's daughter not even fair to say working-class. were carnies. she was taught how to trick and she

an emerson point in georgia shows trump leading biden, and trump edging biden out in north carolina byoint. 3 points in ohio. a new susquehanna poll shows the president just took the lead in arizona. a 3-point lead in florida. and he also leads in michigan. another trafalgar poll. this pollster is the only one who had trump winning michigan in 2016. biden up by 5 in pennsylvania. that's another tough battleground for the president. joining me now to discuss, turning point founder carley kirk. i want -- charlie kirk. i don't get to go out and travel the country as much as i used to. you have been to a bunch of these states and you are seeing the crowds. what are you hearing, what are you seeing and what does it feel like. >> ohio, georgia, texas. the enthusiasm for president trump is at record highs. there is one thing i'm hearing from a lot of people. it's effort the democrats are outspending democrats and republicans. but we are outparking the democrats. d outworking the democrats. can you purchase an election with the help of the billionaire class like joe biden is with the help of h

they want eva and emerson to grow up to be strong self-confident women with equal rights. i just think it'd be nice to have a change because we've only had males president for a long long time and it be nice to just have at least one it's a woman's. as president for men that's who teaches at a university and katie a nurse 4 more years of donald trump are unimaginable the country can't handle more division 5. no i never would have been the gin something like that and. probably my wildest dreams ok maybe my wife has made it honestly at times feels like we're living and i'm in a bad. back in phoenix trump supporter dodi belle is spending the day with her grandson. it's a chance to take a breath and forget the stresses of work. the bills had actually planned to sell their business this year to step back and focus more on their family. but then came the pandemic. i mean i have hope i have i know that this is going to be over soon we're going to have our highs on our lows with a cow i can see that but right now i think it's just making me weary and tired you know i'm tired of ta

they are considered because trump is considered within a margin of error and things rasmussen and emerson zogby. that means is trump either had a draw and he is ready for debate number 2 where presidents usually do better in the second debate or he was behind and he had to make this up and we are going to find out very quickly. i think there's going to be a sense in the biden campaign that i don't think they can get out of it but they are going to try to float balloons and say you know what? it was so much, so combative, do we really want to go through this again thinking that they have their lead maintained. i don't think they increased it. i don't know if that suggest they don't want to go through this again or if they feel they squeaked by and they don't want to risk their success. >> tucker: i want to ask you in the minute we have left since you have studied political systems going back thousands of years to the classical era, the idea of changing the supreme court, the electoral college, the filibuster is a newer innovation but adding to the size of the union in order to pack the hou

. >> that was emerson. >> yes, that was emerson. and the reason i did it was to try to get a cadence to how you speak. when you are able to change the cadence of what you do and say, it seems how you are able to overcome it somehow. >> i think all of us were surprised in late august/september when we went back to school, he wasn't stuttering anymore. >> the high school was archmere academy. an elite catholic school he worked hard to attend, because he viewed it as a gateway to success. he was on the football team. >> he was a half back. he made key plays in some of those games. >> off the field, friends remember a time he stood up for a buddy. it happened when he went to a diner with classmates including the only black kid in the class. >> the restaurant's policy that we don't serve they didn't use the word black at the time. he must have said negroes. frank said listen, i'll leave. joe said no, sit down. if they're not going to serve you, they're not going to serve any of us. this is 1961. before the civil rights act and before the

he is behind trump in the emerson poll. all those results are within the margin of error.. poll shows them tied there. >>> trump weighs firing the fbi director out of frustration he has not given his campaign a boost. president trump wants a moment similar to james comey's announcement when he talked about the investigation into hillary clinton's emails. the president has demanded the bill barr take immediate action against joe biden. >> unless bill barr indicts these people for crimes we'll get little satisfaction unless i win. i won't forget it. i say, bill, we got plenty. >> will you be appointing a special prosecutor? >> the attorney general has to act and he has to act fast. this is major corruption. this has to be known before the election. >> joining me now is devlin barrett behind that "washington post" stoiry. he's also the author of "october surprise." devlin, great to have you with us. tomorrow is 11 days before the election. what are your sources telling you what is happening inside the department of justice? is there anything to be on the lookout for? >> there

even a thing from a very conservative traditional pastor like the ones we used to pass says that emerson fresh completely new that the church was full from the start i thought what was happening here you have to expand the building. stephanie who has already confirmed 3 young people in the neighboring village. now it's time for the confirmation service in i'm. sorry i think we should move the old over there. that's what is the only spot where it didn't work it's been stabilized and you need to pay for him to move. after all the time and effort to took to set things up pastor rocca has other ideas about where the altar should go. she wants a closer to the kneeler. tries her best to explain the difficulty of finding smooth spots on the lawn for the table and chairs. you can put the pastor won't give in. to take up in this whole business he said after some discussion about various things that could go wrong the decision is made to move the needle or closer to the altar instead. not. without either one. and then the ceremony begins. rather than one large service there are several small confi

that same emerson poll shows him down ten points as well.viously a drag that starts at the top in some of these states with president trump. but when you take the national polling in with the swing state polling, what's the picture that you see? >> well, willie, i think the coattails as i explained to my students in intro to politics aren't just there for this president. we know a strong top of ticket can help everyone down-ballot. we know that all 435 members of house up for re-election, one-third of the senate and in several states you have governors, you've got district attorneys. they have some mayors, and members of the state house. so when you have a weak top of the ticket in the party which donald trump quite honestly is right now, it's going to hurt those folks in arizona who are running for the senate. or people in south carolina. we're seeing lindsey graham in the fight for his life he's never had before. so as our previous guest said we're starting to see some cracks in the foundation. when mitch mcconnell says i haven't been to t

in places like rasmussen, state level and emerson.what that means is trump either had it raw and he is ready for debate number two where presidents usually do better in the second debate, or who was behind and he had to make this up and we are going to find out very quickly, but i think there's going to be a sense on the biden campaign that they're going to -- i don't think they can get out of it but they're going to try to float balloons and say, you know what, this was just so much, it was so combative, do we really want to go through this again? of thinking that they have their lead maintained, ihi don't think they increased it and they will think let's find a different venue because -- i don't know if that suggests they don't want to go through this again and therefore they are afraid of it or they feel that they squeaked by and they don't want to risk edtheir success. >> tucker: i want to ask you with the minute we have left, since you have studied political systems goingu back thousands of years, to the classical era, the idea o

american bar association's silver gavel award, and shortlisted for the five attic kappa ralph waldo emerson award. professor driver has a distinguished publication record in the nation's leading log reviews on all matter of subjects relating to education, race, and constitutional law. among the other prizes -- excuse me. he has also written extensively for general audiences. you might have seen his pieces in slate, the atlantic, the new york times, the washington post, and the new republic. he's a member of the american law institute and of the american constitution society's academic advisory board. he's also an editor of the supreme court review. professor driver received his ba from brown university, a masters in modern history from modern college oxford, where he was a marshall scholar, and his jd from harvard law school, where he was editor of the harvard law review. after graduating from harvard, professor driver clerked for judge merrick garland, justice stephen breyer, and justice o'connor, sandra o'connor. and i don't know where this rings on the list of professor driver's complime

emerson has michigan trump by seven. now michigan winning with biden by ten. and florida, clinton lost the electoral votes by one percentage point. october 17, 2016. a quinnipiac poll in florida had clinton edging trump by four points. currently, quinnipiac says it's biden by 11. and other states play an important role in the big picture. trump won the state of iowa by about nine percentage points in 2016. the october quinnipiac survey of iowa had clinton and trump in a virtual tie. 2020, quinnipiac has biden leading by five. clinton edged out trump in minnesota by about one percentage point. survey usa had clinton with a ten-point lead in minnesota. now, they say it's biden by seven. and finally, missouri, trump walloped clinton there by 18 points. the real clear politics polling average in 2016 had trump up by 18.5, pretty much spot-on. now, the missouri rcp average has trump winning by seven. here's the bottom line, both the national and state polls are telling a similar story. one of joe biden holding a comfortable lead with just about three weeks until th

plus we'll have the results of our final emerson college news nation poll before the election showing exactly where the race stands nationally tonight. and on a much lighter side of politics want to tell you about a coffee shop down in texas for bringing someone into the store who has a different political opinion than yours will actually get you a free cup. and finally with the dodgers possibly winning the world series as soon as tonight a live report from los angeles about the link between sports celebrations and unfortunately the spread of covid all that and more tonight here on news nation on wgn america. we hope you'll be able to join us. looking forward to it thank you so much for that preview rob. >>news nation airs on wgn america at 08:00pm our time you can find it on the list of channels on your screen more details available not on our website kron 4 dot com. still ahead a live interview with san francisco's director of public health on how the city has become the first urban center in california to enter the least >>we've got a red flag warning in effect this is a live look

here we are 29 years later, taking up the pirates of emerson haunted drive-through., driving through the pirate ships and you're driving through the hill billies house. >> with the whole pandemic going on and stuff, it's a good gig. >> i'm used to the walk through ones and halloween is my favorite time of year. keep the tradition alive. why not try a drive-through one. >> we have over 45 people on staff this year. every one of them is enthusiastic about being here. they were all afraid, maybe halloween would be cancelled this year and we didn't let that happen and we're not going to let that happen to the bay area. come on out. >> tunnels are really scary. they follow your car, they jump out, it's fun. >> drive through and enjoy it. >> i knew it would work. in my head and my heart i knew it would work. just watching these cars drive through, one after another and watching them enjoy it themselves, it's a good feeling. really happy and we're very proud of the event that we put together this >> where there is a will, there is a way. you can watch more stories like this

our news nation emerson college poll finds joe biden leading donald trump by 5 points among likely voters nationwide. >>outside the margin of error of 2.8 percentage points. mister biden is leading in the suburbs and urban areas while the president leads among rural voters and 75% said they had made up their minds who to support over a month ago. but national polls do not predict the outcome of the race which will be decided state by state on the way to 270 electoral votes and it was electoral votes that were on the minds of both candidates as the president hit michigan, wisconsin and nebraska hello, wisconsin, it's great to he and thousands of supporters braved freezing each stop this election is a choice between a trump super recovery or a by depression that's what you're going to have with the rays of texas. >>the biggest tax increase in our history is ridiculous in wisconsin which had violent demonstrations after a white cop shot a black man this past summer. >>the president noted similar unrest in philadelphia and then he pointed a finger at his rival last night philadelphia was torn

joe biden leading donald trump, it's still figures to be a close race in swing states in the latest emerson poll, 48% of voters in georgia said they are leaning toward president trump. and 47% said they're leaning toward biden with 6% here. right the middle saying they're still undecided former president barack obama meanwhile he hit the campaign trail today for joe biden in the swing state of pennsylvania. he was in philly urging people specially young folks to get out to the polls to quote be at the table adding the government only works based on those who are at the table. >>and if you do not vote you are not at the table and then yes, then stuff is done to you. if you're at the table then. you're part the solution. >>obama admitted to the crowd that he's been quote, mad and frustrated over the past 4 years, but he maintained he never lost hope. >>today sacramento superior court judge rejected the california attorney general and secretary of state's demand for information on the republican party's ballot boxes. the judge ruled that the republican party does not have to hand over the name

they want eva and emerson to grow up to be strong self-confident women with equal rights. i just think it'd be nice to have a change because we've only had males president for a long long time and it be nice to just have at least one it's a woman. as president format who teaches at a university and katie a nurse for more years of donald trump are unimaginable the country can't handle more division. i. know i never would have been vision something like that. is probably my wildest dreams ok maybe my watch and it honestly at times feels like we're living and i'm in a bad. back in phoenix trump supporter dodi belle is spending the day with her grandson. it's a chance to take a breath and forget the stresses of work. the belles had actually planned to sell their business this year to step back and focus more on their family. but then came the pandemic. i mean i have hope i have i know that this is going to be over soon we're going to have our highs on our lows with a cow i can see that but right now i think it's just making me weary and tired you know i'm tired of talking abou

but in an emerson college poll released this week, biden leads with those same voters by six points. florida's 29 electoral votes are critical for both campaigns. >> it's great to be back in my home state, florida, to make my official return to the campaign trail. >> alcindor: just last night, president trump rallied voters in sanford, his fit campaign rally since he was hospitalized with the coronavirus. >> one thing with me-- the nice part-- i went through it. now they say i'm immune. i can feel-- i feel so powerful. i'm walking through that audience-- ( cheers and applause ) --i'll walk in there, i'll kiss everyone in that audience. when you're the president, you can't lock yourself in a basement and say "i'm not going to bother with the world." you've got to get out. and it's risky. it's risky. but you've got to get out. >> alcindor: meanwhile, vice president mike pence campaigned in another battleground state, wisconsin. >> i think the choice in this election is whether america remains america. >> alcindor: with just three weeks until election day, more than 11 million people ha

our news nation emerson college poll finds joe biden leading donald trump by 5 points among likely voters nationwide. >>outside the margin of error of 2.8 percentage points. mister biden is leading in the suburbs and urban areas while the president leads among rural voters and 75% said they had made up their minds who to support over a month ago. but national polls do not predict the outcome of the race which will be decided state by state on the way to 270 electoral votes and it was electoral votes that were on the minds of both candidates as the president hit michigan, wisconsin and nebraska hello, wisconsin, it's great to he and thousands of supporters braved freezing each stop this election is a choice between a trump super recovery or a by depression that's what you're going to have with the rays of texas. >>the biggest tax increase in our history is ridiculous in wisconsin which had violent demonstrations after a white cop shot a black man this past summer. >>the president noted similar unrest in philadelphia and then he pointed a finger at his rival last night philadelphia was torn

the emerson college poll, trump holds a two-point lead, also within the margin of error.nd in florida, both the latest cnn/ssrs, and the reuters/ipsos poll, both show biden leading by four, within the margin of error, 50%-46%. in michigan, the latest fox news poll has biden up by 12, 52%-40%. in wisconsin, the same poll gives biden a five-point lead, 49%-44%. and in arizona, the latest reuters/ipsos poll gives biden a three-point lead within the margin of error, 49%-46%. meanwhile, in ohio, the latest fox new poll shows trump ahead by three, also within the margin of error, 48%-45%. and in texas, the latest q poll shows the two candidates tied at 47% apiece. this all continuing this narrative that the midwest and the rust belt possibly stronger for joe biden, pennsylvania and the sun belt the biggest questions as we hurdle toward election day. >>> still ahead here, we're going to go live to nashville for a preview of the final presidential debate. mike memoli is live from belmont university where president trump and joe biden will face off tonight. >>> and before we go to

so they want eva and emerson to grow up to be strong self-confident women with equal rights. i just think it'd be nice to have a change because we've only had males president for a long long time and it be nice to just have at least one it's a woman's. as president. for men that's who teaches at a university and katie a nurse for more years of donald trump are unimaginable the country can't handle more division. no i never would have been there's been something like that. probably my wildest dreams ok maybe my wife is not it honestly at times feels like we're living in a in a bad. back in phoenix trump supporter dodi belle is spending the day with her grandson. it's a chance to take a breath and forget the stresses of work. the bells had actually planned to sell their business this year to step back and focus more on their family. but then came the pandemic. i mean i have hope i have i know that this is going to be over soon and we're going to have our highs on our lows with account i can see that but right now i think it's just making weary and tired you know i'm tired of ta

between him and his opponents spencer kimball is an assistant professor and doctor director author of emerson college poor and he joins us live via skype from boston massachusetts great to have you where there's here or knowledge of sarah i guess the 1st question is how would you say the president's coffin diagnosis is likely to shape this race. well it certainly isn't going to be a game changer and what's exciting is we don't know what direction the game is going to change as you mentioned the n.b.c. poll that had him down 14 points that's a big number try to come back but it's important that your viewers know that he was also down 14 points in there in the same poll 4 years ago about this time so those numbers can ship they shifted 4 years ago but obviously at this point there's more on the agenda and this diagnosis i think what we're seeing in the polling is really starting to shift the race and we might start seeing us a little vacation around one of the candidates whenever likely to see any of these potential shifts in the race because you mentioned there hillary clinton was was up 16 po

in north carolina, the latest emerson college poll has the two candidates tied at 49%.biden are statistically tied, 50% for trump, 47% for biden. in south carolina, the latest "the new york times"/sienna college poll shows the president ahead by eight, 49%-41%. but let's look at the key senate races. mark kelly holds a lead over martha mcsally. and in north carolina, cal cunningham statistically tied with incumbent thom tillis, 45%-44%. in south carolina, republican lindsey graham holding a six-point lead over democratic challenger jaime harrison, 46%-40%. joining us now from north carolina, nbc news correspondent leigh ann caldwell. leigh ann, good morning. it's great to see you. thanks for getting up so early. we saw president trump rallying in north carolina last night to coincide with the first day of early voting, which is also why you're there. what have you learned as you've started reporting out the state of play in north carolina? how is the presidential race affecting the senate race? how are those things playing together? is trump -- i mean, all of trump's ho