nico gonzÁlez y emerson.ba. >>> douglas luiz. a ver esta pelota que corta justo otamendi la vuelve a sacar la tiene rafael. emerson. para endrick. contra mac allister. estamos seguro que saliÓ gabriel jesÚs?. >>> sÍ >>> parece que saliÓ martinelli >>> ah. >>> rodrygo. claro sacÓ a bruno guimaraes para poner a douglas luiz posiciÓn por posiciÓn. y rafael entrÓ por martinelli. lo vi tirado por aquel sector a gabriel jesÚs y tuve la duda. >>> mmm! >>> porque... >>> no se pierda "la casa de los famosos" la nueva temporada en enero por telemundo. donde tendrÁs a tus celebridades favoritas. "la casa de los famosos." ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ). >>> emerson. >>> rÍase >>> no, no un tipo asÍ es un ganador pero bueno. (risas). tagliafico. (risas). lautaro. tagliafico ah que bien pasÓ el toro. sigue lautaro martÍnez la aguanta la juega para nicolÁs gonzÁlez, el remate se metiÓ justo en el camino lautaro. >>> habÍa salido mal brasil y estaba aprovechando con el disparo >>> joelinton no pudo mac allister la aguanta bien joelinton ay!

plus, he's been speaking with emerson's wife, 44 year old joseph emerson was arrested and charged withpted murder for each of the 83 passengers and crew aboard the alaska airlines flight from everett, washington, to sfo on october 22nd. >> as an off duty pilot. emerson had been riding in the cockpit's jump seat, but he told the new york times psi psychedelic mushrooms he took two days before left him questioning what was real, that he thought he was dreaming as he pulled the plane's fire suppression handles that could have cut power to the engines, emerson told the times. i thought it would stop both engines. the plane would start to head towards a crash, and i would wake up the pilots had to struggle with emerson to keep the plane under control. >> when joe and i spoke that weekend, he wasn't himself. it was odd. i didn't understand what was going on. >> his wife, sarah stretch, tells me emerson had fallen into a depression after the best man from their wedding. a fellow alaska airlines pilot, scott penney, died in 2018 while jogging on a work trip to hawaii . >> the loss of scott was

plus, he's been speaking with emerson's wife, 44 year old joseph emerson was arrested and charged with murder for each of the 83 passengers and crew aboard the alaska airlines flight from everett, washington, to sfo on october 22nd. >> as an off duty pilot. emerson had been riding in the cockpit's jump seat, but he told the new york times psi psychedelic mushrooms he took two days before left him questioning what was real, that he thought he was dreaming as he pulled the plane's fire suppression handles that could have cut power to the engines, emerson told the times. i thought it would stop both engines. the plane would start to head towards a crash, and i would wake up the pilots had to struggle with emerson to keep the plane under control >> when joe and i spoke that weekend, he wasn't himself. it was odd. i didn't understand what was going on. >> his wife, sarah stretch, tells me emerson had fallen into a depression after the best man from their wedding. a fellow alaska airlines pilot, scott penney, died in 2018 while jogging on a work trip to hawaii . >> the loss of scott was deva

emerson told the times. i thought it would stop both engines. the plane would start to head towards a crash and i would wake up the pilots had to struggle with emerson to keep the plane under control. when joe and i spoke that weekend, he wasn't himself. >> it was odd. i didn't understand what was going on. >> his wife, sarah stretch tells me emerson had fallen into a depression after the best man from their wedding. a fellow alaska airlines pilots, scott penny, died in 2018 while jogging on a work trip to hawaii. >> the loss of scott was devastating to us and for joe, especially, i feel he has never come to terms with his death. >> emerson told the times. he and his friends spent the weekend before the flight celebrating penny's life, and the one of them provided the psychedelic mushrooms. sarah stretch says the mushrooms may have triggered an episode and that her husband had resisted seeking help for his ongoing depression for fear it could ground him as a pilot. >> speaking to him after the incident, i was so confused and worried because he w

plus, he's also been talking with emerson's wife, 44 year old joseph emerson was arrested and chargedth attempted murder for each of the 83 passengers and crew aboard the alaska airlines flight from everett, washington, to sfo on october 22nd. >> as an off duty pilot, emerson had been riding in the cockpit's jump seat, but he told the new york times psychedelic mushrooms he took two days before left him questioning what was real, that he thought he was dreaming as he pulled the plane's fire suppression handles that could have cut power to the engines. emerson told the times. i thought it would stop both engines. the plane would start to head towards a crash and i would wake up the pilots had to struggle with emerson to keep the plane under control. when joe and i spoke that weekend, he wasn't himself. >> it was odd. i didn't understand what was going on. >> his wife sarah stretch tells me emerson had fallen into a depression after the best man from their wedding. a fellow alaska airlines pilots, scott penny, died in 2018 while jogging on a work trip to hawaii. >> the loss of scott was

plus, he's been speaking with emerson's wife. that's right. >> well, kristen and larry, doctors say for many people the effects of psychedelic mushrooms wear off after several hours, but that they can trigger underlying mental health challenges. in some people. 44 year old joseph emerson was arrested and charged with attempted murder for each of the 83 passengers and crew aboard the alaska airlines flight from everett, washington, to sfo on october 22nd as an off duty pilot. emerson had been riding in the cockpit's jump seat, but he told the new york times. psychedelic mushrooms. he took two days before left him questioning what was real, that he thought he was dreaming as he pulled the plane's fire suppression handles that could have cut power to the engines. emerson told the times. i thought it would stop both engines. the plane would start to head towards a crash and i would wake up the pilots had to struggle with emerson to keep the plane under ctrol. when joe and i spoke that weekend, he wasn't himself. >> it was odd. i didn

the suit was filed by three passengers who claim the airline did not properly evaluate joseph emerson who was from the east bay before he was seated in the jumpseat of the cockpit. the suit also details what happened on october 22 when the engines were tampered with. they say the plane dramatically pitched forward as it were in a nosedive. it says if the airline had been more vigilant, emerson would not have been in a position to, quote, nearly kill everyone on board. after the incident, emerson told police he had a nervous breakdown, had been depressed and recently used magic mushrooms. >>> alaska airlines previously said the cruise had nothing that would have prevented them from letting emerson fly. the airline said it is thankful for the quick action of its crew, keeping up unsafe. >>> ftx founder sam bankman-fried has been convicted of fraud and conspiracy related to the failure of his crypto exchange. his efforts to explain his actions while under oath did not convince the jury. >> i did not ever try to commit fraud on anyone. >> reporter: the former ceo of crypto company ftx has

plus, he's also been speaking with emerson's wife, 44 year old joseph emerson was arrested and chargedh attempted murder for each of the 83 passengers and crew aboard the alaska airlines flight from everett, washington, to sfo on october 22nd as an off duty pilot. >> emerson had been riding in the cockpit's jump seat, but he told the new york times psychedelic mushrooms he took two days before left him questioning what was real, that he thought he was dreaming as he pulled the plane's fire suppression handles that could have cut power to the engines. emerson told the times. i thought it would stop both engines. the plane would start to head towards a crash, and i would wake up the pilots had to struggle with emerson to keep the plane under control. >> when joe and i spoke that weekend, he wasn't himself. it was odd. i didn't understand what was going on. >> his wife, sarah stretch tells me emerson had fallen into a depression after the best man from their wedding. a fellow alaska airlines pilot, scott penney, died in 2018 while jogging on a work trip to hawaii. >> the loss of scott was

plus he's also been talking with emerson wife, 44 year old joseph emerson was arrested and charged with attempted murder for each of the 83 passengers and crew aboard the alaska airlines flight from everett, washington, to sfo on october 22nd as an off duty pilot. >> emerson had been riding in the cockpit's jump seat, but he told the new york times psychedelic mushrooms he took two days before left him questioning what was real. that he thought he was dreaming as he pulled the plane's fire suppression handles that could have cut power to the engines. emerson told the times. i thought it would stop both engines. the plane would start to head towards a crash, and i would wake up the pilots had to struggle with emerson to keep the plane under control. when joe and i spoke that weekend, he wasn't himself. >> it was odd. i didn't understand what was going on. >> his wife, sarah stretch, tells me emerson had fallen into a depression after the best man from their wedding. a fellow alaska airlines pilot, scott penney, died in 2018 while jogging on a work trip to hawaii . >> the loss of scott wa

lawyers for captain joseph emerson released a statement and it says emerson texted a friend he was having a panic attack. the letter says emerson thought he was dreaming or was dead or in purgatory. the statement goes on to say emerson tried to wake himself up from the dream and did not intend to harm anyone. emerson is facing 83 counts of attempted murder. he reportedly hadn't slept for 40 hours and had taken psychedelic mushrooms in today's gma first look. >> a woman who survived the sinking of a tour boat in the bahamas where an elderly woman drowned is speaking about this ordeal. here's abc news reporter eva pilgrim. >> in this morning's gma first look panic in paradise. >> yes, our boat is sinking. >> the death of an american tourist now, now under investigation after a colorado woman died in a bahamas boating accident. everybody's freaking out. you're watching the moment this double decker ferry tuesday morning with more than 100 people in route to the popular blue lagoon island began taking on. kelly schissel survived the sinking recording this video showing the boat leaning to one

when we talk about that emerson poll, liz, it's not just the 'emmer isson -- emerson poll, it's the latestox news poll, donald trump is in the best polling position he's ever been in his attempts to run for president. and if the election were held today, he'd have more than 300 electoral votes, and he'd be the 47th president of the united states. elizabeth: he's leading in six national polls, now there's seven, emerson. the president is now in nantucket at billionaire david rubenstein's $39 million compound. let's listen to this, madeleine, she's been on this show. she's a mom. she lost her son to crime in new york. let's listen to this. watch. >> taxpayers, poor taxpayers are now going to have to foot the bill for these people, and we can't even afford to pay our own rent, all right? but i believe that, you know, in '24, this new election, the next cycle? if we're going to see a overwhelming amount of people that we have not seen. in 30 years, come out to vote, and people are walking away from the plantation of the democratic party once and for all. >> so true. >> but when you look at, ok

joseph emerson is expected in court at 9:30 and pleaded not guilty to 83 counts of attempted murder. his attorneys say emerson was not under the influence when he boarded the flight and was not suicidal or wanting to hurt others. he faces both state and federal charges. >>> oakland police are investigating a gruesome discovery of lake merritt they say they found a suitcase floating in the lake with a body inside. yesterday morning a group of volunteers with the lake merritt institute saw the suitcase floating about six feet from shore. after they hauled it out with nets, they discovered a man's body. no word on who he was or who may have killed him. >>> in oakland, there is a new approach to cutting down climb. the program is called five after five. anyone parking at the franklin plaza garage will pay five dollars after 5:00 p.m. on weekdays and weekends. the garage is off-broadway near the fox theater. the city hopes that the parking price will attract more people downtown and push climb out. business owners say they are open to pretty much anything at this point. >> everybody is fr

that was the actual feeling on that flight. >> emerson faces state and federal charges. lawsuit doesn't list a dollar amount for damages but asks the court to make alaska do better when screening its crew. >>> from fresh water rivers and lakes to the oceans, in tonight's project earth, we look at the ground breaking technology watching the rising sea levels from space. >> reporter: this last winter, heavy rains, winds, flooding, it was pretty wild. now on the heels of a record setting hot july, california is likely to face another intense winter driven by a strong el nino and unusually warm ocean waters. but way up high, circling the earth, there's a ground breaking difference. >> engine ignition, and lift off. >> reporter: about a year ago, nasa launched a new satellite into orbit. its goal the gain a better understanding of the world's oceans, lakes, rivers, and streams. it is known as the surface water and ocean topography mission or swot for short. >> it can basically look at how much water is changing over the entire globe. >> reporter: meteorologist marina jerca wo

emerson fixated on the crackling of the blaze. it sounds so romantic.he was a great father. they talked to his wife sara. they did a photo shoot with her. every night they were home, he read to their children. he coached their son's baseball team, says the times. also he was teased at school and was depressed as an adult. didn't want to be stigmatized by the faa so he didn't take prozac. after his arrest he was placed in a detention center where he stripped naked, tried jumping out a window, urinated then pleasured himself in order to try to wake himself up from the trip. the times writes he was a caring and loving father. he never smoked marijuana and would avoid secondhand smoke. he was bullied. he was experiencing grief. his life long dream was to be a pilot. the times even wrote it's hard to say good-bye to yesterday by boys ii men on the phone to his wife. joining us now columnist the messenger. this is probably the nicest article anybody could ever have written about them in the new york times that tried to kill 83 people. >> i think we all member

joseph emerson was off duty and riding in the cockpit when he allegedly tried to shut down the plane'sngines. he was subdued and arrested. he told the "times" he thought he needed to take drastic action to end the dream and had no intention of hurting anyone. emerson has pleaded not guilty to 83 charges of attempted murder. >>> still to come, new rumbles in europe. a volcano in italy is putting on a lava show while iceland braces for a potential eruption. on. dia, there's no slowing down. each day is a unique blend of people to see and things to do. that's why you choose glucerna to help manage blood sugar response. uniquely designed with carbsteady. glucerna. bring on the day! relapsing ms isn't the only thing i have going on. that's why my doctor and i chose kesimpta. kesimpta is different. it's the only b-cell treatment for rms i can take at home once a month. kesimpta was proven superior at reducing the rate of relapses, active lesions and slowing disability progression vs aubagio. for me, a once-monthly treatment just works for my schedule. don't take kesimpta if you have hepatiti

emerson is expected to be back in court later this month.e does face 83 charges of attempted murder. >>> today a private memorial service for matthew perry who died last weekend. tonight, we are learning more about his final days. the details coming from a friend from san jose who met him for lunch. the day before he died, he met with a model and tv host. crosby said she's only coming forward because tmz published the photo of perry and she together at that lunch. she spoke to our reporter. >> i haven't known matthew for very long. we only met just this fall. i would say we had a friendship. wasn't an extremely close one but it was one where did i get to know him pretty well over that short period of time. >> perry has been open in the past about his struggles with drug addiction. you were friends with him. did anything strike you as unusual about his actions that day? >> absolutely not. his actions were not just typical. he was in such a good mood. they went beyond typical. he was happy. >> in his memoir that i see next to you that he relea

joseph emerson is the pilot in question. he's from pleasant hills. he remains in custody and will return to court later this month. in addition to the 83 charges of attempted murder, he faces one count of endangering an aircraft and a federal charge of interfering with a flight crew. after the plane landed safely and he was taken into custody, he allegedly told police he was dealing with depression, feared he was having a nervous breakdown, and had taken psychedelic mushrooms days before and hadn't slept in 40 hours. once he was sitting in the back of the plane, his hands restrained by zip ties, he allegedly also tried to open an emergency exit. emerson was up to date on the mandatory medical evaluation for pilots over 40. pilots are required to be examined every six months and have to disclose any mental health issues and medications they're taking. but fulmenal evaluations are not part of the physical. according to the washington-based law firm that filed the class action lawsuit on behalf of those three passengers, that is what the suit is really

on the heels of another midair incident last week, when an off-duty alaska airline pilot, joseph emerson, allegedly attempted to shut off the plane's engines. court documents say he told police he was having a nervous breakdown. >> these two isolated incidents, both obviously concerning to the traveling public. >> reporter: ross feinstein, former tsa press secretary, says these incidents will renew calls for getting pilots the resources they need. >> moving forward, there will be questions about mental health for pilots, in terms of issues that may occur in the cockpit. >> reporter: dunn is set to be arraigned later this month. >> the former alaska airline pilot, joseph emerson, was supposed to be in court today to discuss his possible release, but the next hearing for the pilot has been pushed back to the end of this month. he has pleaded not guilty to 83 counts of attempted murder. >>> santa clara valley medical center honoring organ donors this week in celebration of the littlest mortals, day of the dead. it is a two day holiday that reunites the living with the dead. as part of the t

joseph emerson remains in custody and will return to court later this month. of attempted murder in the second degree, he faces one count of endangering an aircraft in the first degree and a federal charge of interfering with the flight crew. after the plane landed safely and emerson was taken into custody, he allegedly told police that he was dealing with depression, he feared that he was having a nervous breakdown, and that he had taken psychedelic mushrooms days before and hadn't slept in 40 hours. he was in an extra seat in the cockpit when he tried, allegedly, to turn an emergency fuel shutoff, which would also kill the engine. once he was sitting in the back of the plane, his hands restrained by zip ties, he allegedly also tried to open an emergency exit door. emerson was up to date on the mandatory medical evaluations for pilots over 40. pilots are required to be examined every six months and they have to disclose mental health issues and medications. full mental evaluations are not part of that physical exam. according to the washington-based law firm

well, another new one from emerson today and trump leads bide anne donovan four swing states. as sparks fly at latest gop debate. this is escalating and house oversight chair comer issued even more subpoenas today for key biden family insiders to testify in the influence peddling probe. and a renewed push to impeach secretary mayorkas over the historic border crisis. we've got it. it is revenge of the vote herbs, it's pay back time. voters just fired, got rid of their entire local government in michigan over a polluting electric car battery factory backed by china. we have the story. i'm liz macdonald and the evening edit starts right now. thanks for joining us. joining us now is retired colonel general james carafano. he served our nation for 25 years and former deputy secretary of esteemed expert elbridge colby. colonel, is this white house doing enough to hold iran accountable? is it doolittle too late and took out another weapon's depot. what do you think, colonel? jot biggest problem for the biden administration is the old obama people. our enemies in the world know the o

the march primary approaches, an exclusive new statewide poll from inside california politics and emerson college is showing the 2024 race for california's open u.s. senate seat is still extremely close. poll finds democratic candidates adam schiff and katie porter running neck-and-neck. but that's not all. capitol correspondent eytan wallace breaks it down. >> well, the pole touched on a wide array of subjects. everything from the presidential election to governor gavin newsom to the race for the u.s. senate race. the poll finds is very close. still many californians say they're on the adam schiff. >> and katie porter, you're looking at the frontrunners in the race for california's open u.s. senate seat. that is according to this new poll showing them neck and neck was ship at 16%. and porter at 13% republican former major league baseball player steve garvey pulled at 10% and not far behind him. barber leader rounding up the top 4 candidates with other candidates in the race for just a few percentage points 39% of california voters say they remain undecided. this point. it's really a tos

emerson is now charged with attempting to murder 83 people. he's also facing one count of endangering an aircraft during interrogation by police immediately after the incident, he said he admitted to pulling the jets emergency shutoff handles and that he thought he was dreaming and not actually doing it. in reality, emerson is due back in court at one 30 pm today. >> it's 8.11 and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news. >> a scorched kitchen is all that's left of a popular barbecue joint in the east bay. and it's burned down just a day before they were going to be giving away thanksgiving meals. and the new ucsf study that reveals the side effects of marijuana on your body. might not be as safe as you >> 14 right now and happening today, it's palace aides, tahoe. >> first day of skiing and snowboarding. >> yay. >> they've got the small beginners lift at the base, the first venture and they're going to have giveaways and food trucks and a you get your tickets online, you can purchase them. so so that was so that means houses. today. we did hea

emerson is due back in court at one 30 today. we're going take a break. 9.11 that i'm still ahead on the kron. 4 morning news. oakland police have arrested 2 people in connection. >> with the death of a mother who was hit by stray bullet. and a scorched kitchen all that remains after a popular east bay barbecues destroyed by fire just a day before it was set to give out thanksgiving meals and it's a busy travel day ahead of thanksgiving. tomorrow is the day you probably want to be hanging out a little closer to home. but today you'll be getting out there. some 60's around lunchtime dinner time dropping back into the 50's. >> reportedly staying dry, though, this forecast today talking more about what to expect for the holiday itself together. >> and if you have your last minute, errands, you have to do the story start the feast of the family and friends. you're tracking your morning >> 9.14, right now and we're checking out the weather is a very busy day for a lot of people. sure get a lot done before thanksgiving getting where yo

emerson is due back in court at one 30 pm. also happening today, the mission street vendors association is holding a rally calling on san francisco supervisors to delay the mission street vendor ban until 2024. earlier this year, supervisor hillary ronen announced that she would ban all street vending on mission street, including permanent street vendors. those vendors say this sudden implementation of the ban will have a devastating impact on their livelihoods, especially during the holiday season. the rally will be at the intersection of 24th and mission at bart plaza. that will be at 10 o'clock. >> it's 6.11, and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, oakland police arrest 2 people in connection with the death of a mother who hit by a stray bullet. and a scorched kitchen is all the remains of a popular east bay barbecue place. it was destroyed by a fire just day before it was set to give out thanksgiving and israel and hamas reach a temporary seif cease-fire as have you heard? the xfinity mobile black friday sale is on no

despite the statements his attorney says emerson never intended to harm himself or other people.ed taking any medication but admitted in state court documents he had consumed magic mushrooms about 48 hours before the incident. he remains in jail and is due back in federal court next wednesday. >> tonight, family and friends are mourning the loss of 5 u.s. service members killed over the weekend when there helicopter crashed in the mediterranean sea. the crash happened during a training mission according to the pentagon. the cause of saturday's crash is under investigation, but the pentagon says there was no hostile activity involved. one of the members killed this from california. shane barnes grew up in sacramento. he's seen here on the left wearing a baseball cap reporter mason morrow talked with one member who served with barnes. >> he died doing, you know. he died because he loves this country. those who knew shane boards remember his dedication to service in 2 soldiers.e48 hours after he died. >> the u.s. department of defense announcing on monday boards and 4 other u.s. arm

investigators say an off duty pilot, joseph emerson from pleasant hill, tried to shut down the plane's engines. one of the passengers in the lawsuit says he thought he was going to die. these things have happened before. there are hundreds of people who've died at the hands of. and if you want to call them suicidal or murderous pilots over the years and this is something that has to stop, we can do better. and we think this lawsuit is going to help force that kind of better environment for all of us. alaska airlines says emerson was then escorted to the back of the plane, but some passengers say he was not escorted, but rather walked freely. alaska airlines issued a statement saying in part, quote, the pilots and flight attendants operating flight 2059 responded without hesitation to ensure the safety of all on board. we are incredibly proud and grateful for their skilled actions. some people in the east bay will have access to surgeries and specialty care as part of an initiative to provide health care to those in need. kaiser permanente and the nonprofit operation access are hosting

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the passengers say joseph emerson, who was hitching a ride on the flight, should never have been allowed in the cockpit because he was suffering from depression and a lack of sleep. they say the incident left them struggling with anxiety, insomnia and fear of flying. >> well, it is that time of year when the country collectively falls back. but experts say daylight saving time is affecting our body clocks and taking a toll on our health. some doctors and lawmakers are looking to scrap the time, change altogether. this morning, the debate over daylight saving time is raging again, with americans preparing to fall back one hour to standard time. early sunday morning. >> while it may not seem like it's a big deal because it's only one hour can actually have an effect on our body because it can affect our sleep. >> recent polls show most americans support eliminating the seasonal time change and the american medical association agrees. >> so any change that affects your sleep, cumulus over time can with it bring all the detrimental effects of sleep loss. so that can include mood disorders, l

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. >> reporter: that encouragement keeps paul going as he quotes ralph waldo emerson. >> it is essentially just to laugh often or to make someone smile, but even just to make the difference in one person's life means you have lived. >> reporter: so for empowering students to learn and grow through the shakespeare, this week's jefferson award goes to paul garrison. >>> scary moments for a mom driving down a highway when she starts choking. how a truck driver jumped into action to save her. >>> i would like to say look, there is another side to the bay area. >> we take those a step further to connect all the wonderful communities here. >> embracing the positivity and hopefully spreading it. >> the bay area is full of some amazing innovative change makers. >> people out there making a difference. >> i feel privileg salonpas, makers of powerful pain relief patches for 89 years... believes in continuous improvement... like rounded corners that resist peeling, with an array of active ingredients... and sizes to relieve your pain. salonpas. it's good medicine. >>> well this is pretty wild. a reti

he worked to help mccarthy continue to write by using the networks like robert horton, ralph emerson and many others to get mccarthy fellowships and foundation prizes including the macarthur genius. hein was one of the inaugural first winners. he played a major role in getting all the support so he could survive as a writer for 25 to 30 years. >> now you said you saw this in the archive. what archives are you referring to? >> the papers are held at a texas state university in san marcus. it's an incredible collection of papers dedicated to work across his career, all the manuscripts much of it as correspondence and it's just full of riches about the incredible research, incredible work that mccarthy did. he was a painstaking craftsman that worked incredibly hard onoo all these books. >> did you have access to the correspondence that he and his editor did? >> there is correspondence between them and later once he gets a literary agent as well as correspondence between him and publicists. how can it change the publishing industry and american literature are you saying with regard to mc

the emerson survey.saw similar results from "the new york times" sienna polarlier this week and the president had a slight lead in wisconsin. so there's two polls that show that leading or very tight in wisconsin as well. so let's bring in two very experienced pollsters to talk about this. kellyanne conway, former senior counselor of president trump and a fox news contributor and mark penn, former clinton adviser and polster, now ceo of stagwell. welcome to both of you. kellyanne, what is your take away on the emerson poll? >> martha, this is the third poll in in week along with cnn and sienna showing former president trump strength against joe biden in a cage match rematch. what is remarkable is joe biden fluctuates between 39% in one of the states to 43%. his floor and ceiling are so close together. the way biden pulls it out if you have the third party candidates and they take more from trump than biden. as we found out in 1992 when ross perot was a third part challenger, doesn't matter how popular yo

on the heels of another midair incident last week when an off-duty alaska airlines pilot, joseph emersonlegedly attempted to shut off the planes engines. court documents say he told police he was having a nervous breakdown. >> these two isolated issues are concerning to the traveling public. >> reporter: a former tsa press secretary says these incidents will renew calls for getting pilots the resources they need. >> moving forward, there will be some resources about mental health for pilots in terms of issues that may occur in the cockpit. >> dunn is set to be arraigned later this month. >>> the federal reserve announcing today it is not raising its benchmark interest rate for now. bradley blackburn has the latest. >> the federal reserve's latest interest rate strategy is to leave them alone. >> given how far we have come , the committee is proceeding carefully. >> the fed has not raised its short-term benchmark rate since july and the active aunt market is pushing up long-term rates. interest i credit cards is at a 20 year high. used car loans are over 11%, up 46% from 2020. in two year

emerson college poll is out showing where voters stand on the race for california's open u.s. senate capitol correspondent wallace. i'll break down the results. plus what else voters had to say about how the great governor gavin newsom. a 22 the time. anas we head to break a reminder that we are once again celebrating the remarkable women of the bay area and we ed your help sharing their stories. if you know of a remarkable woman making a difference in your community, let us know nominator for a chance to be awarded woman of the year and for that nomination by heading to our web site, the qr code take you straight there or you can just go to kron. 4 dot com slash remarkablewe're back in a 25 and the richmond police department is now requiring a cultural competency training for all incoming officers. >> the new training started on wednesday. the department says it will include learning about historical police transgressions and acknowledging their own departments passed by teaching incoming officers about the death perez who was killed by richmond police officer back in 2014. t

joseph emerson is expected to be in court at 9:30. he has pleaded not guilty to 83 counts of attempted murder. his attorneys say emerson wasn't under the influence when he boarded the flight. he faces both state and federal charges. >>> president biden will meet with chinese president psi jinping in a few weeks during the apec summit right here in san francisco. that's according to the white house. biden's administration wouldn't give details on what the two leaders would discuss but they did say it would be a quote, constructive conversation. experts think they'll probably talk the war overseas, trade, tech and cyber security. >>> we know the headlines are so difficult these days, divisions are real. we know that. but we also find it's important to see people coming together. that also is real news. we have examples of that real news into east bay. this is milo. he's 4 years old and he's fighting for his life and the community is right there with him. jose martinez shows you how his community and family are doing everything they can

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his attorneys say emerson wasn't under the influence when he boarded the flight and was not suicidalfaces both state and federal charges. >>> oakland police are investigating a gruesome discovery at lake merritt. they found a suitcase floating in the lake with a body stuffed inside. yesterday morning a group of volunteers with the lake merritt institute saw the suitcase floating about six feet from shore and after they hauled it out with nets, that's when they discovered a man's body. no word yet on who he was or who may have killed him. >>> taking you to southern california where the highland fire in riverside county is burning out of control. now it's happening in a remote area of east temecula between san diego and palm springs. those strong santa ana winds have fueled the flames scorching nearly 2500 acres since monday. about 4,000 people have been it evacuated from 1300 homes and at last check, containment is at 10%. >>> and president biden will meet with chinese president xi jinping in a few weeks during the apec summit right here in san francisco. that's according to the white

joseph emerson pleaded not guilty to the state charges against him. 83 counts of attempted murder, 83 federal crime of interfering with a flight crew. emerson allegedly told police he was suffering from a mental health emergency and had consumed psychedelic mushrooms 48 hours before the flight, though his attorney said he did not have any intoxicants in his system at the time he took the flight. he is scheduled to make another court appearance in oregon today. >> tom costello, appreciate it, a lot of stuff to take in there. >>> in a couple of hours, the fed is going to announce its latest interest rate decision. most economists are expecting the fed to hold things steady at the 22-year high. if that happens, the fed could raise rates yet again in december. they're doing this every month. nbc's business and data reporter brian cheung is here with more on this. spending is going well. fed chair jerome powell hoped, expected, everything would have slowed. every time we get those jobs numbers coming out, it doesn't seem to be happening here. what are we expecting when this decision comes

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it said if the airlines were more vigilant, joseph emerson would not be in the position to nearly kill everybody on board. after the incident, he told police he had a nervous breakdown and recently used magic mushrooms. alaska airlines said they saw nothing that would have prevented them from letting him ride. >>> this happened around midnight in sacramento, police tried to stop a man driving a forklift on the street, but then he took off. at one point, he ran through a chain-link fence and drove along a bike trail with as many as six police cruisers in hot pursuit, reaching speeds of 10 miles per hour. neighbors couldn't believe what they were watching. >> i'm sorry, it's just funny. a forklift, i had no idea it was going to be a forklift. i was shocked that they would keep following like that for a forklift. >> after a few hours, the driver was arrested and taken into custody for evading and arresting and of course for vandalism. >>> a blast from the past thanks to new technology, how a.i. is impacting the music industry and why some bay area artists are worried about what is to come

the 44-year-old joseph emerson made the comment in a jailhouse interview alleging taking magic mushrooms two days before the flight from everett washington to san francisco. in interview he said he thought a lot of traumatic things and says he questioned if he was alive, whether we he was in hell. he thought he he made the praline crash he would wake up from his nightmare. he awaits trial in portland, oregon and discharge with 83 counts of attempted murder. >>> that flyover is part of a veterans day flyover aboard the uss hornet as it marks 80 years of the aircraft carrier that was commissioned in the 25th anniversary of the current role serving as a museum. christie smith takes us to the special event honoring the men and women who served our country. >> reporter: people gathered on the uss hornet in alameda for a ceremony to honor those who have served on this veterans day. >> 1954, out of high school. >> reporter: he served for four years in the navy and appreciates the sentiment around the country on this day. >> very touching that it meets our country really respects the benefits of