bay area. he played his final game in 1980, but willie mac was still relevant to this day. he lit up a room with his smile, was a fixture at the ballpark, and he reminded baseball fans about the joy of the game. i saw willie mac s final game 40 years ago at the stick. terry mcsweeney also had the good fortune of seeing him play through the decades and joins us now from mccovey cove. terry. reporter: raj, i swear to you, i was at that same game in 1980 saying good-bye and thank you to willie mccovey. we were there because we loved him. it s probably why some people have gathered out here at the willie mccovey statue right next to mccovey cove. you see him sitting there. he s just been sitting there looking up kind of like at a wake at the feet of willie mccovey. you see the flowers and the beads. long-time giants fans are taking this very hard. player of the year in 1970 reporter: willie mccovey came up to the san francisco giants in 1959 and was an instant superstar
wealthiest americans have but by how many children climb out of poverty. how many start-ups and small businesses open and thrive. how many young people go to college without drowning in debt. how many people find a good job? how many families get ahead and stay ahead. let s be very clear. if the primaries were held today, clinton would have the democratic nomination in the bag. she leaves her closest competitor competitor, self-proclaimed senator bernie sanders by 34 points. she leads jeb bush by 10 points scott walker by 8, marco rubio and rand paul by four points apiece. but here s the thing about elections. for democrats, it s all about turnout. it s less about convincing people to vote for them over the other guy, and it is more about getting people excited enough to cast a vote over all. president clintobama won in 2008 and 2012 because young voters and latinos came out in big numbers. and in 2012 a high percentage of african-americans turned out to vote than white ame
wednesday, october 31st. happy halloween. i have a princess, a snow leopard, what have you got a mallard duck ingilley suit. mitch trebitsky. i like it. and tonight, donald trump barnstorming 11 states with six days to go to the pivotal elections. tonight the president will be in ft. myers, florida, trying to boost rick scott and ron disantis locked in tight races. it is the president s third visit to florida with one more rally scheduled in pensacola over the weekend. expect to hear plenty at tonight s rally about immigration. the president s key focus as he tries to drive republican voters to the polls next tuesday. he s certain to talk about that caravan and the more than 5,000 troops he s sending to the border to stop migrants who are still weeks away. the president is also claiming he will sign an executive order to end automatic citizenship for all children of noncitizens born on u.s. soil. there are constitutional questions about ending birthright citizenship