emerson. dr. emerson was posted at many different places. but two of them are the things that actually resulted in suit of the scotts later on. one was forth armstrong, which is in the state of illinois, which was not supposed to have slavery because of the northwest origins. and another one what was then the territory of wisconsin, today minnesota, forth snelling. so dread scott was taken to those place as a slave, held in slavery there, even though slavery was technical illegal in those place, and then brought back to st. louis. while he was at fort snelling he met a william named harriet robinson, who was enslaved to another person, another officer at the fort. and dr. emerson actually purchased her and allowed the scotts to marry legally. it was unusual for slaves to have a legal marriage performed by a clergyman. so dread and harriet scott returned to st. louis. they had two children, both daughters. and after a time, dr. emerson passed away. mrs. emerson was asked by the scotts whether they might be able to purchase their freedom from

he moved with the emersons to do a favor to emerson and the household needed a head and when he came back from europe to find that the row had done his job all too well and emerson that you can't live here anymore and he said, what am i going to do, move back with my mother, i'm 35. emerson i have a woodland and why don't you go out there and built something and so he did but he didn't think he was going to write about it. he thought he was going to write a book about a river trip he took with his brother but hawthorne asked him to come and give a little talk at and he gave a talk about the river trip and in the qu&a all anybody wanted to know what it was like to live in a shack at walden pond. i believe that q&a are magic and i know this one will not disappoint us. [laughter] >> here we go. the pilgrims landed the mayflower in massachusetts on a cold november day in 1620 because they were running out of beer. grant of land in northern virginia but they anchored it and community from the sand laying the foundation of the american character. since the beginning drinking and taverns ha

emerson: major, what about danton? when he stole food for himself, quick. yes, indeed! man: what's more humane? we'll let the authorities take care of danton. why wait that long? what would you suggest, mr. harris? i've got some high-grade rope in my wagon. like i said, inside of an hour, we'll be on the trail. ( murmuring ) i don't like people looking at me like that. just like those in the other wagon train. it makes me sick! you know what those fine people in the mcclintock party tried to do? they tried to kill me! i'm telling you, they tried to kill me! i wonder why. you don't believe they tried to kill me? well, let me tell you-- how's it going out there? all right, i guess. let's go. don't stop for anything! all right. charlie, no matter what, keep 'em moving. don't stop at this camp for anything. don't let that fella stick his head out of that canvas. right. man: hold it! ho! ho! hold it here. major: hold up! hold up! we got trouble! how the devil did this happen, bill? they hit that rock back there. get off your horses and give us a hand here, will ya? bill, you

chris emerson seen here didn't hold up well in the two-month journey. they think emerson used the horse to panhandle along the the horse is now in custody of the sba and is doing well. >>> a seminole county man learned a important lesson about what bears prefer as snacks. when mike heard a noise in his garage earlier this week, guess what? he discovered a black bear had found his freezer. the bear apparently knew how to open the door but the real surprise was it ignored all the frozen fish and went straight for the sweet stuff. the ice cr mike plans to make sure his garage stays closed from now on. >>> for his birthday, a polk county boy only asked for two things, a skating party and to donate all of his birthday presents to others. ethan chapman dropped off all the toys at the lakeland police department earlier today. they are going to the cops for kids toy drive. ethan told us he has plenty of toys at home and just wanted to help other kids in need. gave him special gifts of his own and his very own badge. >> this makes you an official police officer

recently emerson's group offered a $100 million reimbursement fund to help pay back the investors he says their offer represents pennys on the dollar to investors we continue to work on another path forward that would be more beneficial to cedar rapids. wise rose says the boutique idea is simply part of emerson's vision for downtown, despite the agreement with gray, they hope the city will support a great plan. violent that and go forward and say them or us, this is an option and maybe one that comes at a good time the gaming commission some studies admitcannibalization may be true. >> it will be interesting to see what a different market study would show. >> as for the city support he hopes any decision comes down to the what the rapids want. >> should we rally around a new effort which may not be exactly what we wanted or hoped for but something is better than nothing or should we take the attitude you know let's go big or go home? >> i think this would be nothing but great for cedar rapids. >> there is one final wild card that could be played before this whole game is over the wor

he using this horse as a way to make money, and the horse is the one who paid >> emerson told police he did not have any money for himself or for that horse. he is being evaluated for possible mental health issues. >>> another law enforcement official has been shot in te texas. this time it is a texas department of public safety trooper who was shot in star county. it happened on an island in rio grande. troopers were watching a group of armed men when shots rang out. stray bullet or if people were shooting at those troopers. >>> a new deadline for people protesting the dakota pipeline. the army corps of engineers told protesters they have until december 5 to move from the property near the canyon ball river in north dakota. the corps has told protesters if they refuse to move by that date, they will be arrested. they say the decision is necessary to protect the public from a violent confrontation enforcement officers. they also are trying to pre prevent, death, illness or serious injury because of the harsh north dakota winner. >>> babe, the goynt panda is recovering. it had a lemon

i think i mean something like emersonment that affects us deeply that goes to the root of our feelings that is not directed at getting and spending . >> professor weinberg you have what einstein wug -- was wrong about. what was einstein wrote about? >> even the -- we recognized that even the greatest of us and einstein was certainly the greatest scientist of the 20th century and greatest of all times could be wrong on some things and it's not einstein's work is not a sacred text which were forbidden to depart from. he was wrong in rejecting one of his own ideas. it's a modification that's equivalent to says that space is filled with an energy for gravitational everywhere in the universe, the way the university isics up and downing or not expanding and he introduced it actually as a means of preventing the collapse of matter under its own gravitation . there's no need of modification and he decided it was the biggest mistake of his life. the mistake was thinking it was a mistake and one of the articles is about the dark energy and discovered in 1998 and einstein would have been better t

but when steven emerson went looking for an experienced gaming partner for downtown restaurants and the convention center, wild rose saw an opportunity to win the next license too. >> if this is proposed the right way and we listen to what the commission said to the previous application, maybe we could structure this so it is not as big and not as that's where things get complicated.nats cheers at rally " cheers "three years ago, with great enthusiasm - investors lead by steve gray proposedthe grand 160 - million dollar cedar crossing casino .it held the promise of hundreds of jobs - crowds of tourists - and millionsof dollars for both flood protection and local charities.nat dan kehl " if you vote no " but riverside casino owner dan kehl - fought it - tooth and nail - sayingit would steal his customers .mayor corbett they made the whole time was cannibalization - cannibalization. " mayor ron corbett - says when a study suggested it could take nearly thirty - percent - of the profits - he and investors could only watch as the gaming commission crushed the city's dreams for a gambling li

. >> oh, but miss emerson, it'd be a ame to kill him. why not try to capture him? >> why, we might as well try to capture a cyclone. has got to be destroyed. and we're going to do it. >> i understand how you feel, sally. he's stolen a couple of mares from me. i'm with you, all the way. [horse approaching] >> what happened, steve? >> i spotted ligigning half an hour ago over across the ridge. >> saddle my horse while i get my gun. duke, we're going after him.m. >> i'll go along. >> fine. >> what's the idea o o backing up her play? wild stallion to take his place. ?? >> heyeylook, cisco. ?? >> that must be lightning, the wild stallion we heard about in san raphael. what beauty. cisco, that-- thatat the mostest horse i ever seen. heh, bet he's worth lots of pesos, eh? shall weweatch him? >> no, pancho, we're leaving him alone. pancho, freedom is the most precious thing in the world. you ought to know that. who are we to deprive him of the right to live the way he wants to? >> cisco is right, caballo! run along! have a good time! have lots of fun! and mind your own bus

we're watching one crash, route 2 westbound by emerson hospital. eastbound side, a tap of the brakes. but that's it. 93 south still looking good out of methuen into andover and it stays light down to the leverett connector. as you travel west of town, eastbound on the pike, your ride about 15 minutes, 495 to 128. and heading south, much of the same, expressway 10 to 15, braintree into boston. so far trains and buses are running on schedule. any traffic holiday, there could be added trouble on the mass pike. the toll booth demolition project is going to continue through the middle of next wednesday. it's phase two of the project, which involves road reconstruction and drainage work. a spokesperson at massdot says most construction will end wednesday afternoon and resume the following monday. randy: 5:47. breaking overnight -- a mother and young child are norton. emily: antoinette antonio with new information on a frightening scene, antoinette. antoinette: it was, emily. police say that man who barricaded himself actually fired several shots at polic

i just mean something similar to what emerson meant that it's something that affects us deeply and goes to the roots of our feelings that is not directed at getting and spending. >> professor weinberg, one of the articles you have i this wht einstein was wrong about. >> a number of things. one of the reasons was to show in the spirit of science that even though we recognize the greatest of us, and einstein was certainly the greatest of all times could be wrong about things and that we are capable of pointing that out. it's not that it's a sacred text to depart from. he was wrong i think in rejecting one of his own ideas that as he had introduced a modification in the equation that govern gravitation, the general theory of relativity. it's a modification that's the equivalent to say that space is filled with an energy that affects the gravitational field everywhere in the universe and affects the way the universe is expanding or not expanding and he introduced it as a means of preventing the collapse of matter under its own gravitati gravitation. he wanted to have a static universe. this

when i sat down with john emerson, that's the same message he says he's been giving both to germans and americans who have called him very concerned about the results of the election. take a listen. >> what we have been saying and what the president has been saying is that the importance of the german american relationship will not change. th this is a fact that will not change of our relationship. now there maybe some things that we'll be working on together that we won't be working on together in the future because of differences and priorities of the administration but i think it is our job as ultimately out going ambassordorial couple that it is incredibly important to the united states of america and do everything we can to ensure that solid relationship moves forward. >> reporter: i thought it was fascinating that emerson told me he had lunch with the president and the last people who saw him road back with the car with the president. i asked him how he is personally reacting to the election. privately, and the same thing, he's urging everyone the most important thing is that we d

ninth street northwest is closed between emerson and faragaut street northwest. six hours is what they are saying. they don't expect it to be done until later. behind me, g.w. parkway, 66, same thing. we have the volume but no crashes. just wet roads. michelle? michelle: thank you. we want to go to breaking news in upper marlboro. police responding to a barricade situation. jeff goldberg just arrived on scene. what can you tell us, jeff? jeff: well, we can tell you that the road is still blocked off. this is westphalia road. we can tell a big police presence from the prince george's county police. we saw the helicopter flying above. all we know right now, not a call came in at 2:40 this afternoon for break and entering call. this is where the breaking and the entering call emanated at first. they are asking the residents to stay inside the home. however, no evacuations are taking place at this moment. we are waiting for the public information officer from the prince george's county police to give us more information. editions of abc7 news. i work 'round the clock

.>>> now it's time for a look at the record in 2011 david emerson set a school record that will likely hold for long time. including two in the dump all over lewis and. they are five clear of art rooney who posted eight now for the dave doran show it's time for the calendar and the 2016 regular season against north carolina at kenan stadium. get coverage on the sports network at 10 am. don't forget we will have the dave doran radio show with the time change. the show begins in our earlier at 6 pm and as always it originates from the backyard bistro in raleigh. carolina and scarbrough hill, let's look at north carolina's defense with the quarterback nick urbanski. he did a great job this year of making the offense, especially because they want to go no huddle and throw the ball, it makes his runs with the big running back elisha hood it's the guy who makes things go. top plays that they run this thing over and over again especially third downs. here on the left side you have a wide receiver, he will run a clear route. he will run to the front side with a two-man game. the two-man game d

john emerson and his wife, kimberly, i talked to them about the issue. germans are worried and they will do what the president has been messaging which is give a chance. here's a little bit of my conversation with the ambassador. >> whoever president trump decides to appoint as ambassador, we would be decided to sit down with the couple or individual and share with them not just our experiences, but insights as to what we wish we knew before we came here and who to meet and set up priorities so they are successful. what i found, this is beyond party. it's former white house staffs. i'm obviously part of bill clinton's staff and meet people from other administrations and you have this connection. it's the same way with the former ambassadors. there is a sense of understanding of the pace, the pressures, and the joys and excitements of the job that you share. so we would be more than happy to do that and just wanted to make sure that everyone understood that. >> that messaging has been consistent. interestingly, one of emerson's message is trade agreement

the fire broke out before 3:00 at the emerson garden ominiums >> ty tk m down the ladder, my dog, tats down the ladder. >> nobody seriously hurt, fortunately, in that fire. firefighters are now looking into the cause. the boston police officer who was shot back in october is back at home. ofcer mat morris released from spaldingehab today. boston pole saying, i'm lucky to be here and therareot ofeople to thank for kping me here. >>slip snowy roads causing crashes i new hampshire. gusty win toppling trees in ston. weston on the right part of your screen. the wds going to be a probletonigh eyall of our reporters look freezing. >>t is cold. no question. the wind advisory is in effect tonight. gusting almost 30 inboon. 30nis. not as windy as earlie stil a windy day tomorrow. upper 20s a low 30s now. it flsiks in the tee will stay cold ought night. as fnow flurries around the berkshires, a few more hours of that. we'll talk about thanksgiving travel and weather in a little while. >> there are norr the mother attacked from front of her disabled son. our reporter is live in lowell where the vi

they'd locked down emerson elementary and saint joseph as a precaution. >>> community members are -- shop by cedar rapids police during a traffic stop. jeremy mitchell was pulled over earlier this month and he fought with the officer before driving away and crashing. his family tells cbs 2 news that he is paralyzed from the new information right new information right nowabout a north carolina police officer who shot and killed a man in september -- prompting days of violent protests. police - "drop the gun!" wife - "he doesn't have a gun."that's video from keith scott's wife. today - a judge decided ?not to file charges against the officer.he says he saw keith scott marijuana joint and holding a gun.the video shows the officer repeatedly telling scott to put his gun down. ."the reality is that mr. scott could have raised his gun and killed officer vincent or another officer before any of them could have reacted to the threat." the case gained national attention after scott's wife shared cellphone video she took of the moments leading up to the killing. the family says they have not y

emerson elementary, located on 10th avenue in marion, will be empty at the end of this school year. students here will go to the new longfellow school that is under construction. rather than simply try to sell the building, the district and the city are seeking ideas from developers, non-profits and other groups. a city committee will look at this old school building are due by january 6th. a football rivalry is now a challenge for you to help others. and it's coming from iowa and nebraska's governors. they want people to take part in the red cross disaster relief fund challenge. governors terry branstad and pete ricketts want to see which state can raise the most money. it's leading up to the hy-vee heroes football game between the hawkeyes and cornhuskers on november 25th. money raised will go toward help people effected by natural disasters in those states. go the red kettle campaign is going digital. the salvation army says people can now buy season pass pins in waterloo and cedar falls. these go for 20, 50 and 100 dollars. the salvation army says this provides an alternative to

let's go to the maps, westbound route 2 watching a crash, one lane blocked by emerson and north of town, 93, starting to build the delays out of methuen and slow down to the spot pond, eastbound there is a crash by route 30, one lane is closed, 495 to 128. 20 to 25 minutes, south of town, 24 slow and the ride on the expressway, 20. braintreo buses doing ok. randy: a tense situation as police swarm a neighborhood. >> a mother and a child caught in the middle. antoinette antonio is live in norton right now with what we learned. antoinette? >> emily, police made an arrest overnight, they arrested the man who they say barricaded himself inside the home just beyond the trees. he had a gun, several rounds of ammunition, and even fired at overnight. this tense situation started around 9:30 last night, police were called to this home on john scott boulevard because of an argument between a man and woman. that woman managed to escape with a young child. the man who is now identified as 42-year-old heath mullet barricaded himself inside, and other police agencies were called in. at one point poli

emerson is charged with animal cruelty. >>> caught on camera stealing kids bikes these surveillance videos released hoping you a bike from outside of the convenience store this month the victim rode his bike to a food market and left it outside while he went in the store, that is when the man stole the bike. a beach cruiser with a basket rusted fenders and handlebars if you know who this is called polk county deputies. >>> a pair of northern kentucky brothers a walmart store. all caught on camera. >> sporting a helmet and a cape you can see them zipping around, the men on the bike nearly hit shoppers they aren't surprised someone would pull a stunt like this but no one in the store called police until after the brothers were gone.>> there are these side aisles if anybody could have hit them. >> police arrested the brothers the next day. >>> tonight we want to introduce you to a cuban family with a 50-year-old tradition. >> isabel rosales caught up with the family who says they were inspired by the pilgrims. >> former generations of a cuban family under three different names, getting ready

emerson trump up by 7 in ohio. "new york times" has at a tie in north carolina. remington research has trump up by 1 in nevada. in nevada emerson has trump up by 1. and has clinton up by a whopping 11 points. somebody will be embarrassed tomorrow. silver predicted every single race in the romney clinton race. here is what he shows. >> we show about a 3 point lead nationally for clinton two to one favorite. electoral map is less solid for clinton than it was for obama four years ago. four years ago we had obama ahead totaling 320 some electoral votes. clinton has 270. one stated away from potentially losing electoral college. you would rather be in her shoes than donald trump's but i it's not a terriblely safe position. >> again, talking points is not going to make a prediction on the presidential race but i will tell you that the trump folks are hanging their hopes on voters who shun the polls who do not participate at a time on that kind of thing. hillary clinton is pinning her hopes on a high minority turnout. according to the latest fox poll. mrs. clinton is w

colorado emerson has clinton up by 3. susquehanna has clinton up by 2 in pennsylvania. emerson has trump up by 9 in georgia and clinton up by 5 in. joining us is mike huckabee. anything in the polling that you saw. >> couple things irrefutable. number one the polls have moved dramatically over the last week or 10 days and all moved in the direction of giving donald trump the wind behind his back. that's just the way it is. and to be in that position this close to the election is a god send for donald trump. the second thing i think we see from these polls is that a lot of people are still not saying who they are going to vote for and the reason is because if they say they are going to vote for donald trump, they're going to get called a racist, a bigot, a xenophobe, they are just not wanting to do that. i hear this all over the country. i travel almost five, six days a week. and that's what i continually hear. it is exactly what i heard when was i in the u.k. in june during the brexit vote. same kind of thing part-time didn't tell the pollsters. >> not what pollsters ar

l lanhee chen used to serve as public policy director with mitt romney and peter emerson is with us as well, a writer for the huffington post who has been involved in two presidential transitions and every democratic presidential campaign since 1972. greet to see you. gloria, let me begin with you. you heard phil on his report in. you have some intel. take me behind closed doors at trump tower on fifth avenue. what the heck is going on? >> i'm not sure we know definitively. i know donald trump trusts his vice president-elect mike pence and we know mike pence has a list. he's bringing it in, of people he considers potential choices for cabinet posts and i think they'll go over it. there are lots of things that matter to donald trump first among them is loyalty and one of the reasons you're seeing rudy giuliani's name being tossed around for such a high level job and whether he gets it or not, and jeff sessions for a.g., is because they have loyal to donald trump from day one. the most loyal people i think will have a shot at getting the jobs they want provided by they are qualified, pro

it was on the third floor of the emerson garden condominiums. balcony with three pets. the fire started right across the hall and he could not get out. >> the woman came running, there's a fire in my closet. so i ran over. when i pushed the door open, it was too bad. so i told her to get out. then i kept throwing my animals on the deck and they kept running back in. but the fireman said, you wait right there. they helped me down the ladder, took my dog down the ladder, two cats down the >> firefighters were able to rescue that man, his three pets. but there were a number of other animals in this building. firefighters were able to get them out. they are still here tonight as they continue to look for a cause. we are live in hudson. john, at water, wcvb newscenter 5. >> a patriots player suspended for drugs. defensive attack alan branch will miss four games after apparently testing positive for marijuana. the jets. he started nine of the patriots '10 games. -- 10 games. gusts sent tree limbs crashing down on oak street. the wire was also knocked down, but nobody was hurt

look, walt whitman, thoreau, abraham lincoln, waldo emerson. and look here, these are all like my own children. these scholars. - yes, but hanno. - i see them come, i see them begin to scratch their brains. and the story of all of them is here, and here, and here. - hanno, i understand all that, but. - this one just got married. this one is in the state assembly. this one is a doctor, and they all sat here, in this room, in these walls. (touches wall) this woodwork. - hanno, this is, all well and good. but the facts of the case-- (door jingles) - [man at door] hanno! - old richie, he was one of mine! - hanno, my son tells me they're trying to move you - well, they say. - some kind of an office building going in, is that right? - i didn't know i would have to move, but now they say the deadline is coming. - well whatever outfit is going in here, they'll never do a nickel's worth of business with any of the alumni, you can bank on that. - [hanno] well, i just don't know, i just don't know. - excuse me, hanno. don't start packing up, yet. just tel

all according to the emerson college poll. hillary clinton is up by 2 points in florida. she is up 3 points in colorado. 3 in north carolina. she is ahead by 4 points in pennsylvania. that's down according to two different polls. and she leads by 6 points. she leads by six points in wisconsin. that's according to a poll which is considered a gold standard in that state. so it seems to me that it comes to the same thing that most of us have been watching. it is a boring word but it's real. north carolina for whatever reason doesn't like trump. young people, college educated people. an advanced university system there. people are educated. women, african-americans. that state has just turned against them. pennsylvania has never turned toward them. >> he has no pathway there without north carolina, just like he has no pathway without florida. the issue for him as well that we have to take into consideration, i don't think anyone who went through breaks, are we really underpolling? we always think we underpoll trump. are we underpolling disenfranchisement? >> but there is no

despite all this early voting in the late emerson poll. in new hampshire, clints leads by one point in the emmer poll, but 11 in the latest abc tv station up there. i want to bring in terry, been following him for years t. founder of keystone poll. how does this state look? >> yeah, right now, hillary clinton has a lead of about one and a half to two and a half points and we've got some polls that we normally wouldn't include in the mix of it. but here's the point. we have been there before. mitt romney closed the gap on barack obama and obama won by five points. it really comes down to two or three groups, chris, the african-american turnout right where we're sitting now in the city of philadelphia. who wins the populous philadelphia suburbs where one in every five vote will be cast and the democrats won the bushes. and for trump, he needs the white, blue collar workers literally around the state, particularly in the southwest and northeast. there's no difference than what you see nationally where white blue collar workers trump, right. w

>> emerson polls in key battleground states show a tie in ohio at 45 points. florida is a tossup. clinton 46 and 45. in north carolina clinton is up by three points 48-45 which falls within the margin of error as well as wisconsin which is a six-point lead. nevada has clinton up by two points. >>reporter: the e-mail issue sets up a final week that could see the tightening of the race further. >> her job is going to hang onto the swing states because that's where the election will be one expect a call center in oakland volunteers say their main focus is getting clinton's loyal supporters nationwide out to vote. >> for the most part we are calling people who are supporting secretary clinton who are going to stay with her. >> a call center also it calls going out from republicans for trump. >> the undecideds are fairly small in number and it is usually some issue about the economy that they are interested in. i have not had a single person discuss the e-mails. ktvu fox two news. >> senate minority leader harry reid wrote a letter to james comey saying his announcement about the new i

emerson college just released this new poll. you can see a three point difference and that's well within the margin of error. >>> that explains the brush of campaign stops, it's almost hard to keep track. chelsea clinton was in boulder avenue gingrich spoke to this crowd. his vice president running mate mike pence wrapping up 11. this is not the end. tomorrow, donald trump junior will be here and on friday bill clinton will be making his way across the state. >> the state law we told you about thht makes that illegal, there's a hetero hearing about that today and denver da says he have no plans to enforce that law. >>> check out the denver channel.com. leading up to the election we have all of the issues broken down for you and a guide to everything you need to know to vote. >>> hospital worker is fired after he's accused of sexually assaulting a young volunteer at memorial hospital. documents for the suspect and says he met a 15 year old boy three dating app. a $2.5 million settlement after her mother dies in shallow coming up

let's bring in noelle, a republican strategist and huffington post contributor, peter emerson, worked on every democratic presidential campaign since 1972. i'll start with you. what message would it send if donald trump offered mitt romney an appointment? >> inclusive and forgiving. i think it's an important message. for donald trump. it seems that he's assembling basically the team to practice the apprentice, and that what he wants is varying degrees of different opinions, and different perspectives. and i suspect what he's going to do is farm them all out and then they'll meet periodically if he does offer romney the position or whomever ultimately has that position. and they'll come back and sort of present what they would like him to do. and he'll decide. he'll either accept or fire. >> noelle, i want your take on this meeting with mitt romney. let's remember, for a while it was visceral. he was on the "today" show here, in 30 rock and he said he was unfit and he just was so, so upset about donald trump. and now it's as if that didn't happen. can you talk to me a little bit about

for more on what is going on behind closed doors, i spoke with peter emerson. he worked on the transitions of presidents carter and obama. peter emeron, you are living history. you are a veteran of transition teams. >> wounded veteran. laura: we have never seen anything like this transition. >> no, we have not. i think the danger of putting this in historical context, even way back in 1828 and the jackson transition, is that this is being played out around the world. it is really the apprentice on steroids. if anyone wants to understand how donald trump manages, makes decisions, it is an episode of "the apprentice." but it is operating all around the world. and creating great anxiety. laura: there are thousands of appointments to be made between now and january 20. how difficult is it to do that, even under normal circumstances? are really not thousands of appointments. that has been misinformation. there are 4000-6000 a point was to be made with critical one for the top 16. that is the cabinet that includes the attorney general. then there is the white house s

within 1992, who were in their 20s then, they're in their late 40s and 50s now still doing it, and ed emerson, they're on their way to celebrate and they have been on the run every day of the week for the past three months doing this, and they're ready for this to be over. >> how do you keep your wits about you? >> every different week, bry br a new challenge. ed went to bangjo r, and back east. these are stories that last a lifetime. you don't want to waste a minute of it. every part is meaningful and for some of these people who did it in '84, and '88, and 'pho92 you can't do it anywhere else. >> all those sayings every six inches, we have him to thank or blame. >> yeah. >> what was it like at the presidential level for you doing this? >> in 2004, i remember -- you may have had more events in the last 24 hours but president bush's last day on the campaign trail we did nine events and i looked for my schedule because on every rundown is the manifest who is in what car, who is on the plane, where you sit -- mark mckinnon and i were manifested for the conference room on air force one, and bush

at the emerson garden right there and they helped me down the letter, took my dog down the ladder, took to catch down the ladder, they were unbelievable. maria: no one else was seriously hurt. he is doing fine. firefighters are looking into the cause. let the thanksgiving getaway begin. local roads are expected to be packed tomorrow. and if you're trying to avoid the worst of it, the timing may surprise you. ed newscenter 5's mary saladna : explains. mary: plenty of red taillights on the pike tonight, the holiday getaway is undwa >> i am heading back to connecticut. how are you finding it right now? >> a little busy. mary the peak travel day is : tomorrow, and experts say leaving early a.m. or late in the evening is your best bet. >> that is when you're real crunch time will be hit. leave in the morning if you can. or leave late. mary some encouraging news, : travel on the pike could be a little easier this year, the removal of the toll booths in >> travel through, keep driving, it is great. >> some of the areas where we would historically see quite a bit of congestion at a chokepoint a

at best buy they will have and a 55-inch led sharp tv for $250 >> gabe:walmart is selling a 50 inch emerson for $225, a 55 inch 4k philips tv for $300, and a 60-inch vizio for $400. target opens at 6pm thanksgiving and then remains open over night and through the next day until closing at 11pm friday night. >> gabe:best buy is open 5- 1am thanksgiving and then 8am to 10pm friday. most walmarts will be open all day thanksgiving but the black friday deals begin at 6pm. >> "if you don't want to mess around with the hassle of traffic, parking and crowds most of the deals i just showed you are also good online. while supplies last. and plenty of other online deals " >> gabe:amazon for example. will have a 43-inch 4k tv for $200 and a 32-inch tv for $70 and a 55-inch for $300. >>bottom line if you're in the market for a tv now is a good time to buy. >>keep in mind, you want to make sure it comes with at least a one year warranty and a 30 day or longer return policy. >> gabe:wytrgs >> steve: to the deals gabe mentioned on our website kron 4 dot com and on our mobile app. and you can find there all

40-inch lg led tv for $150 and a 55-inch led sharp tv for $250 >> gabe:walmart is selling a 50 inch emerson for $225, a 55 inch 4k philips tv for $300, and a 60-inch vizio for $400. >> gabe:target opens at 6pm thanksgiving and then remains open over night and through the next day until closing at 11pm friday night. >> gabe:best buy is open 5- 1am thanksgiving and then 8am to 10pm friday. >> gabe:most walmarts will be open all day thanksgiving but the black friday deals begin at 6pm. don't want to mess around with the hassle of traffic, parking and crowds most of the deals i just showed you are also good online. while supplies last. and plenty of other online entities are offering good deals " >> gabe:amazon for example. will have a 43-inch 4k tv for $200 and a 32-inch tv for $70 and a 55-inch for $300. >> gabe:bottom line if you're in the market for a tv now is a good time to buy. keep in mind, you want to least a one year warranty and a 30 day or longer return policy. >> gabe:wytrgs (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam: tsk tsk >> steve: it is

beneficial to cedar rapids a& "nat ding ding - - but wild rose - says the boutique idea - is simply part of emerson's vision for a vibrant downtown - and despite the agreement with gray - they hope the city will support a great plan.tom - (( 2:02:40)) " so we're not asking the city to violate that .. we're not gonna go forward and say them or us .. this is an option. "and maybe the gaming commission admits some studies indicating - extensive cannibalization - haven't turned out to be true. if nothing else - the boutique idea - has their attention.lamberti - (( 2:13:27 )) " but i think there's enough difference there that it'll be interesting to see what a market study would show. " as for city support - corbet says he hopes any decision comes down to what the people of cedar rapids want.mayor corbett - (( 1:24:44 )) " should we kind of rally around a new effort which may not be exactly what we wanted or better than nothing .. or should we take the attitude lets go big or go home. ??? " tom - ((2:03:01 )) " i think at the end of the day you gotta look at what's best for our community, you know and i t

congress in 1996 passed the bill emerson good smar ton act that protects all donors from any liability. since 1996, the number of claims and lawsuits that have been filed against any business or organization or individual has been zero. we also have a $5 million insurance policy that protects every donation that happens through our platform as well as all of our drivers -- no one is a volunteer. >> you've employed a lot of veterans. >> exactly. a lot of the recipients of our food has come on as drivers, so it's not just a hand out but a hand up as well. >> copia started out as a nonprofit. you're now a profit. why did you decide to make that move? >> you know, we're solving the world's largest and dumbest problem, we believe. we are for profit for scale because we want to scale incredibly fast. this is the first time in human history that we can solve some of the world's largest problems, and with technology, we can do it better and faster than ever before. for us to spend 90% of our time fund-raising, it just doesn't make sense. and to continuously like go and, you know -- it makes mo

the water main break between emerson and farguat street northwest and it is closed. we started three hours ago they said it would take six hours before completion. we are looking fo big picture look to prince george's county not bad at all. the b.w. parkway though slowing heading south on the north closer to the beltway. 66 heading outbound. a lot of volume to the beltway and closer to fairfax. we have a break past that point. a look at traffic. larry: thanks. not something that you see on the road every day. a fender bender turning to road rage incident in the u.k. the driver of the flat bed truck gets back in his vehicle. and backs in the other truck. it gets better. minutes later he gets a shovel and smashes the window of the box truck. look at this. truck drive, not sure what caused this. >> we have a crazy video out of l.a. layer of action. you don't want to see. larry: who needs movies? >> this is time to talk about the lunch box weather. a lot going on. we have a great question tonight. this morning. earlier this morning, josh knight visited elementary school

route 2 westbound by emerson hospital and there is some slight traffic here. >>> all right, thank you very much. a teen accuse 9 of attacking- -accused of tacking a 14-year- old--of attacking a 14-year-old on her way to school. >> reporter: a swat team and multiple police agencies rushed to that a home on john scott boulevard around 9:30 p.m. last night. after a woman called 911 saying there was an argument man in the house, and that he had a gun. when the officers got there, the woman escape with a young child. and then the man barricaded himself i can side and shot at officers. no one was hurt and officials say that officers--inside and shot at the officers. no one was hurt and officials say that officers did not fire back. i have more on the charges coming up. wbz this morning. >> reporter: i am nicole arrest in the alleged attack of a 14-year-old girl. they have arrested john allen, charging him with strangulation and attempted aggravated kidnapping. bourne police say he attacked that 14-year-old last thursday. it was not until a witness yelled the victim's name that the police sa

bill emerson joins us from detroit. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> i described it as a big win. you've described this, i think, as a little bit of a witch hunt. i describe it as a witch hunt myself. tell us the state of play of where the suit stands now. >> sure. it's -- we think it's a win for sure. obviously having a venue change to the eastern district of michigan is the right place for this to be. the judge saw through the baseless claim of the department of justice that because fha exists in washington and we happen to sponsor a golf tournament that honors military servicemen and women in d.c. that that's where the venue should be. when reality, the facts, the underwrites, all of the things the doj is claiming have happened right here in michigan. and this is the right venue for it. just an opportunity for us to continue to show that this is a ridiculous suit. the claims they're coming up with have no merit whatsoever. and we're going to continue knocking those baseless claims down one at a time. >> we're

"can you smile" 10-month-old emerson frandsen has an adorable smile. she doesn't say a lot just yet. "can you say daddy?" the photo from a shoot for her first holiday card is speaking to the masses. "it just depicts our posted the picture of her yanking off his glasses online. it has since gone viral. "people are just laughing and saying we love it and they love the authenticity of the image" "try to tell their story through their portrait" "it was very authentic" any type of shoot with a baby can be difficult "nats" it was sam interrante in - ter- ron-tay that captured the picture. "just kept clicking especially when she started grabbing. its those candid moments that end up being so precious" "i js get one photo that we can use itll be awesome and we got so many great photos from it" jeff is a photographer himself and had a few ideas going into the shoot. "we were thinking of having a nice photo of our family. having a stoic photo." the stoic photo is the one they plan to send out. the other one too many people have seen.. it will be in their living

route 2 westbound after emerson hospital. be careful out there. this is the third time this has happened so far this week. route 1 and 93 not seeing any issues headed into boston. braintree to boston northbound on the expressway. just ten minutes. route 95, 24 and route 3 all looking good. the pike problem-free all the way out to framingham this morning. take a look at those drive times if you're getting ready to head out the door. braintree to boston northbound there, just ten minutes. 12 minutes into town on the pike from 128. 93 southbound, 128 to the zakim bridge, 11 minutes this morning. >> christa: we're tracking breaking news for you this morning. norton police involved in a stand whereof with an armed man who they say shot at officers while barricaded inside a home. one of those bullets striking a police vehicle. this all began around 9:30 at john scott boulevard in norton. about three hours later, the standoff ended peacefully with the suspect eventually surrendering to police. on this friday morning, a check of the day east other top sto

one in northridge bill in the corner of our island road and lorraine loadedr and we have the one and emerson at the corner of 5858 are good if you buy flowers and only put them in your face and your scissors don't work that well. these are really nice. >> that is what those are made for.. they are made for the tougher stuff. >> all season. you never know when santa will be there. he is not always in the red suit because that makes mrs. clause really mad if he gets it dirty. >> great to see you, happy holidays. >> still to bargain shopping and it's a real welcome back. it's a special day on new day cleveland. we are celebrating the retirement of a favorite fo. >> it's taken everyone by surprise. this is the guy that e has taken you on dozens of one tank trips. that is why they love neil zurcher. >> can you believe this? >> i was sitting in the green room thinking about what i was doing on this day 50 some years ago. i was covering the assassination of jfk. that was today. fifty-three years ago. what a sad day and it was the kind of thing you never forget exactly where you where and what you a

emerson college, meanwhile, finds donald trump holding substantial leads in georgia and missouri. in arizona, mr. trump now needs hillary clinton by four points. all of these polls florida. emerson done after last friday's announcement and the new polls coming out here in north carolina. their polling show hillary clinton up by three points, 47-44. in florida hillary clinton up 46-45. in ohio, hillary clinton 46 and donald trump 44. and pennsylvania, 48 for hillary clinton. 43 for donald trump. those are rinet polls, again, just coming out today. we'll have live coverage of the president here on c-span once he starts speaking. in the meantime, a look back at voting questions to the year 2000 in the election between george w. bush and vice president al gore from today's "washington journal." host: history and public affairs professor and author of the fierce urgency of now. professor, thanks for joining us this morning. guest: thanks for having me. host: professor, during this campaign, the donald trump campaign, at some point had raised the specter of what happened with the electi

note there was an emerson polo has trumped leading clinton by as much as seven in the buckeye state. that appears to be an outlier. what is not factored into these numbers is the surprise by fbi director james comey who informed congress that the bureau had examined those e-mails from the laptop and who after sending a shockwave through this race two weeks ago, comey is suggesting there is very little to see here. the fbi director standing behind the decision not to recommend charges against the democratic nominee. at today's rally, trump run-up that subject as well. mr. trump: of course, the fbi, the director was obviously under tremendous pressure. so they went through 650,000 e-mails in eight days. right? john: so we have these poll numbers and we heard the campaign messages over the weekend. where do you think the race stands as of now? forget access hollywood, forget the polls, let's get to where we are. hillary clinton is on the doorstep of the elected president. she has a structural advantages. she has run a good campaign, she's dealt with events like comey very well. she is t