look at that we're at liberty state park in new jersey. ater, the other side of the hudson. you can see the freedom tower of new york city. it's a beautiful shot. statue of liberty is down here. ellis island is down here. brian: you have to come here. i know so little of new jersey, where my kids play soccer. this park was totally revitalized in 1976. it used to be such a hub of immigration. so much a part of american history. steve: that's right. in fact this is where my kids camped out when they were little, they would camp out in scouts inside of the liberty science center which is on the grounds of this place. it is absolutely beautiful. by the way, did you remember to set your clocks back one hour, because it is 7:01 eastern time. ainsley: you gained an hour. brian: thank goodness, i have an apple watch. a very responsible wife. i went to bed not even remembering that this was, i would be arriving now. ainsley: our phones do it for us. you have to change the microwave when you get home. we're in the final stretch of the race for the wh

i will be at the beautiful liberty state park, right across the hudson river from new york city, and i'll be bringing you a special election night addition of voters voices which you've only seen on "outnumbered" overtime throughout the election season i know we will take it live on election night. throughout the evening, talking with a diverse panel of voters about what this historic election means for them and their family, all kicks off at 6:00 p.m. eastern. your headquarters for democracy 2020. some prominent black democrats are slamming black voters who would cast a ballot for president trump. what happened to freedom of choice? the power panel slides in. i'm running as a proud democrat, but i will govern as an american president. i'll work with democrats and republicans. i'll work as hard for those who don't support me as for those who do. we will act on the first day of my presidency to get covid under control. we'll act to pass an economic plan that will finally reward work, not wealth in this country. we'll act to pass my healthcare plan to provide affordable, accessible hea

. >> across the river from liberty state park, "fox and friends". we were hoping to say today is the post game show, but we wake up wednesday morning usually the race is up and called because it is too close to call but in this case there are so many ballots that have not been counted yet it is not even close. >> so many males in their ballots, fearful because of corona. more democrats than republicans yesterday but because of that, votes need to be counted. in pennsylvania which is a state everyone is looking at, decided last night or a few days ago we are going to count for mail in ballots the day after the election. >> florida got it done, bigger state and more ballots, wisconsin, michigan, north carolina and georgia, alaska and maine have not made up their mind but i made up my mind, i'm going to griff jenkins in wilmington, delaware where we know the road to 270 is not completed yet but we do know the former vice president did speak already. >> reporter: it has been quite a night. i have been up since 7:00 last night with mike emanuel and liz c

we're at liberty state park.ree. brian: yeah. joe biden will be in beaver county, pittsburgh. beaver county and pittsburgh as well as cleveland. and then he's going to call it a day. he's going to call it a campaign. and the president's going to be finishing up working all day, north carolina, pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin, and then he's going to end like he did last time, over in grand rapids. i'll never forget, they said the only regret was not going to that one more visit in minnesota, and i'm wondering is he that close in minnesota, because he wants to put minnesota, new mexico as well as new hampshire, and the question with that might be where his victory lies. state of steve well, it all comes down to tomorrow, election day. we've been talking about november 3rd for a year, tomorrow's it. president trump and joe biden making their final pitch to voters with campaign events in a number of battleground states today, ainsley. ainsley: nearly 94 million americans have already cast their votes nationwide and

right now we pass it off "fox & friends" live from liberty state park.d make it a great monday. we will see you back here tomorrow. ♪ ♪ >> we now have just one more full day left in the 2020 campaign. >> 94 million people have already cast their ballot. >> biden says is he running as a proud democrat. i'm running as a proud american. is that okay? [chanting u.s.a.] >> it's time to stand up. it's time to take back our democracy. >> he is the only politician i have ever seen who said we will raise your taxes. you are supposed to vote for him. [boos] >> we can put an end to this presidency that is from the very beginning sought to divide us. >> sleepy joe biden has spent 4

." ♪ we are coming to you live from liberty state park prior one of the most highly anticipated presidentialaces in american history. the time for talking and campaigning is over for the candidates and it's now up to the american people to decide. the first batch of polls just close in two hours from now and then we are off to the races. so far over 100 million americans have cast ballots and we are expecting record total turnout. as for president trump and biden joe biden, both candidates are competent and making final pitches. >> president trump: winning is easy, losing is never easy. not for me, it's not. when you see rallies, the likes of which in the history of this country or the history of the world that no one has ever seen before, looking at different locations, we are seeing lines of people and they are wearing a lot of red material. >> we will have more people vote this year than any other time in american history. he's got a lot of things backwards, one of which is that he thinks he can decide who gets to vote. the people get to decide who gets to be president. >> dana: so here w

. ♪ lemonis: i asked jimmy to go with me to liberty park, and i know that he's been spending a lot ofdone and what's gonna happen and how this deal is gonna work. so i thought it would be a good idea for him and i just to talk one-on-one without dante. jimmy: i'm so worried. i wish -- my girlfriend yells -- lemonis: but what are you worried about? jimmy: his future. lemonis: but let him worry about it. when you owned a business and you had to work 90 hours a week... jimmy: i went home on the heating pad every night. i know. lemonis: and did anybody help you feel better about it? jimmy: no, no. lemonis: no. okay. jimmy: i didn't have a father like me. lemonis: that's right. and that's what i love about you, jimmy. you care so much about your family. jimmy: that's all i have. i have nobody else. just those two boys. if something happens to me, they have nobody. that's why i called you. lemonis: let's go under here. we're in the middle of this heavy discussion, and all of a sudden, this storm comes through, and i'm definitely gonna wait this thing out because there's a lot more to say, a

yesterday we went over and we did the show in liberty state park and then juan and i got on the spokesof other folks like caroline and jojo and we were coming across and rushing because we were like, juan has to be on site at 6:53. we get to the ramp and the gate is closed. so there was no one around. this is what happened. dagen mcdowell was in a skirt and we all climbed up and over this thing because we were so determined could i cut my foot. it was bleeding like crazy. and then juan hopped over a period jojo went. this is what we do for you folks. it's going to have to say, dana, you are pretty athletic. >> jesse: did juan have a life jacket on? >> greg: they violated so many laws. >> jesse: he is so tired he can even laugh at my jokes >> juan: no, no. >> jesse: i thought it was funny. people are stressed out, the producers pick this one. i do not have it in me to pick another one. here's a guy stressed out angry just walking around. exploding glass syndrome. it was not his day. other people feel like that. >> dana: greg. >> juan: sure, let's do this. or not. >> greg: no "animals ar

>> thanks for joining us over the last four days here at liberty park. it has been fantastic. >> hopefully we know the winner tomorrow. >> thanks to everybody putting it all together and having us out here. see you. >> great. >> president trump: we had such a big night. you take a look at all these states we've won tonight and you take a look at the kind of margins that we've won them by. >> we'll go into maybe tomorrow morning and maybe even longer. but look, we feel good about where we are. we really do. i'm here to tell you tonight we believe we're on track to win this election. >> sandra: election day turning into election week. both sides projecting confidence the morning after the vote. the outcome still very much undecided at this hour as several big swing states count their record number of ballots. right now the electoral college here is the snapshot. joe biden sitting at 238. both president trump at 213. 270 is needed to win the presidency. we'll be watching that all morning. good morning, everyone. i'm sandra smith. trace, good morning. >> tra

ainsley: we are live at liberty state park in new jersey. see new jersey behind us. not sure if you got any sleep. six states we still don't have the final results. so we don't know who is going to be the next president. will president trump stay in the white house or will joe biden move in. brian: $300 million that the trump team put into ground game and seems to have paid off. they are very much in contention right now taking the presidency. although this is far from finished this thing is going to be lasting at least another couple of day fuss consider pennsylvania. steve: sure, one of the ones that the president would really lining to win is wisconsin. in the last hour, the milwaukee results came in of 169,000. i think they are right now in wisconsin they are -- foxnews.com, you know, down looted app. they are reporting 95% of the precincts reporting with joe biden just ahead by a little. they are waiting for green bay right now. and you know why they don't have the green bay numbers? because apparently the vote count in green bay was delayed because one of the v

one of the things that i will do when i have the honor -- liberty state park. down in jersey city.ts from voters. and they are our voters voices segment that we have been doing throughout the primaries and now election season. exit polling, i don't know. i put all of that in a trash bin, and i replace it with the actual impact of asking people with this candidate, fill in the blank, what it means for your life. with his candidate, with this candidate, so we will get to hear from voters from all walks of life, i think it will be fun, invigorating, and just like a courtroom, we will get a bottom-line statement, from everybody. i can't wait. all of us, we've had a great time with everybody today on election day in this edition of "outnumbered." i will be back. "outnumbered overtime" after the commercial break. and get all of your election coverage right here on fox news. again, special covered kicks off at 6:00 p.m. eastern, and we are fortunate to get it right from bret and martha. everybody have fun tonight. parmesan popcorn. that's what you need. ♪ sun. good morning, blair. [ chuck

live from liberty state park. just across the river, the most beautiful shot of new york city.rk city to have the great view, the best view of new york is in new jersey. ainsley: isn't itor

." ♪ we are coming to you live from liberty state park prior one of the most highly anticipated presidential for talking and campaigning is over for the candidates and it's now up to the american people to decide. the first batch of polls just close in two hours from now and then we are off to the races.

we're here in new jersey at liberty state park close to the statue of liberty. ellis island.r amazing crew put together for us. because today is a very important day. it's election day. steve: finally. brian: yeah. i don't remember a better back drop in all our history from the rnc to the debates to the super bowl. we covered the major events but this is just incredible knowing also that sadly this was the best spot to seat crumbling of the world trade center and, therefore, there is this huge tribute to those who lost their lives on 9/11 never far from anyone's minds especially in this area in new york, new jersey. so that was just a small ferry ride, new york you are checking in ellis island, you come new jersey and do your best, america, grab an ax, get a wagon and try to make your way. steve: of course today it's all about turnout. because both sides are counting on you the folk those are registered to vote but have not done early walk-in voting or mail-in ballots. today is the day they are counting on you to go out and put them over the top. somebody in particular, presi

. >> across the river from liberty state park, "fox and friends". hoping to say today is the post game show, but we wake up wednesday morning usually the race is up and called because it is too close to call but in this case there are so many ballots that have not been counted yet it is not even close. >> so many males in

coming up, harris faulkner will join us from liberty state park with some final thoughts from voterst tonight around the country. >> bret: we are less than 15 minutes away from the first poll closings of 2020 including battleground georgia, a key state as we have been saying for president trump as well as north carolina and ohio. it just 30 minutes later. a live look as the final votes are being cast and counted in some states already all across the country. we will be right back. musica♪ we prefer organic, and which ones have 6 times more vitamin d and 25% less saturated fat? only eggland's best. my family deserves the best, and which egg is the best in so many ways? only eggland's best. better taste, better nutrition, better eggs. ♪ >> martha: welcome back everyone, we are getting close to our first poll closings of the night. >> bret: but first let's at over two harris faulkner in beautiful liberty state park this evening. good evening harris. >> harris: good evening and thank you. on this election night we are hearing from the candidates, the surrogates and the analysts but now i

the year the central park five lost liberty for a crime they didn't commit. 1986 and mobs of young white men in 1989 made howard beach known for young black new yorkers. we knew not to set foot in the neighborhoods if we valued our life. he brought a genuine concern for the poor and homeless to a city that faced a crisis of both. on the day after famed tennis champion arthur ash announced he was hiv positive. he named the city's first coordinator for aids policy. who himself was hiv positive. the virus tore through the gay community nationwide, following years of neglect by the reagan administration. he welcomed a newly freed man dell l.a. to america in a visit that drew 750,000 new yorkers. including me. as the south leader's motor cade crossed through manhattan, brooklyn and queens. in an era where it seemed like the whole world was at war with black america from the nixon plotted, reagan boosted war on drugs to the plague of crack cocaine and the violence on our streets that led directly to the 1994 crime bill to the indifference and cruelty of the police,

they had a larger, flag at liberty square, another site run by the national park service down there. if you do get a chance to go down there, it is not the only sight to see. this is affordable tree looks like, and this is where some of the first shots were fired by confederates. it was inside of the revolutionary war. they interpret all american coastal defense from 1776, up to world war ii. one of the nearest sites is to go to for johnson, where the initial shell was fired by captain george as james. there's a marker out there today, denoting that as a location of the first shot of the civil war. really cool, that's where ford wagner was and edmund rough and was. that has changed a lot due to the tides, so there is nothing out there. all the earthworks have been washed away, no monuments or markers, it is only accessible -- you have multiple sites to check out, but charleston overall is a beautiful city. a lot of people associated with this initial story of what happened there during the civil war. the history goes all the way back, even before the revolutionary war. a lot of the o

they also had a larger garrison flag that's at liberty square which is another run by the national park service down there. fort sumter, if you do get a chance to go down there, think, it's not the only site to see. this is what fort moultrie looks like and this is where some of the first shots were fired by the confederates and it was the site of the revolutionary war battle and they interpret all of the american coastal defense from 1776 on up to world war ii. probably one of the neatest sites if you get down there is to go to fort johnson, where the first initial shell was fired, and there denoting that as the location of the first shot of the civil war. morris island is really cool. that's where fort wagner was and where edmund ruffin was, but that has changed a lot due to the tides and there's nothing out there and there are no monuments or markers like that and they're only accessible by boat so it's difficult to get out there. you have multiple sites to check out there, but charleston overall is a beautiful city and a lot of people associate it at the initial war, and even before

liberty. >>in the south bay, san jose's christmas in the park is going to be a drive-thru experience as here drivers will. get to make their way through it in tunnels and no the park's historic 30 buildings there this is in addition to the dozens of community trees and displays that are decorated for christmas. if you want more details on how to buy tickets just head to our web site at kron 4 dot com. >>in the east bay oakland museum of california is delaying its reopening plan the museum had originally planned open to members this friday and then to the public on the 27th, but had to delay because sell me the county moved into the most restrictive purple covid tier in that tier indoor museums are prohibited from opening. so. tough spot museum executives say they'll continue to monitor state and local health guidelines to determine when they will be able to reopen. >>the next next at 9 pharmacy your fingertips and e-commerce giant getting into the medication delivery game to help during the pandemic. >>and researchers at stanford studying the effectiveness of the restrictions put in place during the

liberty, the evolution of black religious politics and post-emancipation in virginia on her book, coeditors of the journal of the civil war era hosted this event and provided the video. minutes, gettysburg national millitary park's talks about the evolving interpretation of little round top during the battle of gettysburg. eastern, on lectures in history, mary erin hoeffel of belmont university teach a class on the history of presidential campaign advertising from the print and cartoon

to the liberty bell in the room where the united states was born in the ghosts of the founding fathers present at that one time. that's the kind of thing that makes this room so great. the park service comes in and the 20th century after world war ii and, unfortunately, the one thing that had changed, a lot of the walls, they made them fancier. it was a plain room and they wanted to have paintings up, so they had that old-fashioned museum filled with stuff. our big thing was get back to the way it looked. we stripped it back down to the plain walls you see today. the main structure, fortunately, survived the years and we were able to figure out the colors and everything else and were able to get it back to what we think is pretty close to how it looked. the furniture is from the time, not necessarily the original furniture because in those early days, nothing was saved. the british army captures philadelphia. no one is thinking about the history until he have some and they keep using it for different things, so we don't necessarily have all the contents of the room but everything here is a good match to what was here. as best we can tell from our investigation and research,

liberty, the evolution of black religious politics and post-emancipation in virginia on her book, coeditors of the journal of the civil war era hosted this event and provided the video. minutes, gettysburg national millitary park's talks about the evolving interpretation of little round top during the battle of gettysburg. eastern, on lectures in history, mary erin hoeffel of belmont university teach a class on the history of presidential campaign advertising from the print and cartoon ads of the 19th century to the content of the present-day. to -- wanted to start out by sharing with you all the national parks association and the association for the study of aftermarket -- african-american life and history begin or than years ago. it was then that irena webster and barbara spencer done joined with the women who would become and had the vision to join forces to support and enhance the work of the national park service. sadly, she passed away earlier this year. i wanted to take a moment at the start of this conversation about the preservation of the history of the struggle to achieve black voting rights to remember my boss, my friend and a true pioneer in the long and ongoing process of the conservation and prese