tricia hendrix, 12news. >> we will have a lot of opinions on that for sure. our other big story at 10:00 tonight, the winter weather is just a few hours away them sending shockwaves through our state. here is a live look from our downtown roof cam as temps are expected to take a dive into the 60s. take a look at where hour by hour forecast. we start in the 50s in the morning and for the mo most of the day will be in the cool, 60s out there. we will see lots of sunshine so that will be good. tomorrow, we are only expected to top out at about 71 degrees, which is above normal by about four degrees. it is several degrees cooler than we were today. in the high country, things are expected to get a little more active. more on that forecast coming up in just a bit.>>> now we go to 12news exclusive. he spent almost 3 years in prison for plotting to kill his a mesa father and husband, dubbed a would be copycat killer. >> tonight, he is out of jail speaking for the very first time, telling monique griego what drove him to contemplate the unthinkable. monique? >> repor

and flagstaff, tricia hendrix 12news at 10:00. tonight, focused on president- elect trump's hotel. things got heated when they came face-to-face with a group of trump supporters.>> you want to protest against trump but we didn't come out here and do this when obama got elected. >> you know why you didn't protest? because you didn't have to. >> reporter: the president- elect took to twitter calling the protesters professionals incited by a stark contrast to the oval office meeting he had just a few hours earlier with president barack obama.>> we want to do everything to help you succeed because if you succeed, then the country succeeds. >> mr. president, it was a great honor being with you and i look forward to being with you many, many more times. >> on twitter, trump called it a fantastic day saying "really good meeting, great industry and melania trump liked mrs. o a lot." trump also met with paul ryan, election. the president elect and the first lady to be got a look at the capital stand where he will take office. >>> nbc news called arizona earlier this evening for donald trump

that is jimi hendrix. i said on this show our viewers don't think much of jimi hendrix.old vietnam vet, i am a jimi hendrix fan. from phyllis, we are down with jimi hendrix, the greatest guitarist who ever walked the earth. wrong, that would be eric clapton but i stand corrected. we will play a lot of jimi hendrix. back to money. the dow industrials down 32 points, record high yesterday up 30 points from that high, evenly split, one of the losers on the dow 30. robert jeffers is on the program frequently, first baptist church, receiving threats because of his support for donald trump. watch this. >> this church right here is a muslim mecca of the hate that lives inside of dallas. stuart: his church, mister jeffers's church is being called an official hate organization was the protests are bound to come back every sunday and picket at the church. robert is with us this morning was what do you say to people like that young man who say you are a haven of hate? >> i would say this is the hypocrisy of liberalism. those who cry for tolerance are usually the most intolerant whe

tony hendrix is no slouch. we had a tough time beating him in game 3. >> he is solid in the playoffs for the cubs. there's an old theory in the 7-game series and the more the weaker team is exposed. i am hoping that's not the case with the tribe. they deserve to be here. bats are not alive. as this plays out, the only concern i have they can't generate early offense in the game. i hope that's not the case. >> it will help kevin raga. >> i love tyler naquim. he has 14 strikeou at-bats. >> chris: not a good night for him last night. we don't want to speak to much of last night. it started bad and went down hill from there. >> denise: it wasn't too bad for one fan, it was a memorable night for him. in fact, he was able to catch one of the dingers off the cubs. >> we were sitting here. it went right to us and i saw it coming in. i missed it for a second and it bounced out the seat behind me the guys are saying throw it back, throw it back, i am thinking to myself, this is a once-in-a-lifetime kind of thing. >> john

in the office, my wife gave me a quotation from jimi hendrix. we often do not know how to interpret especially what kids are trying to tell us. their behaviors are misinterpreted often as they are being fed versus them hurting and needing someone to help them. learning to listen as i think one of the most important things we can learn. karen: you pointed out to me that trauma and young people, young kids of color, is a significant problem. >> trauma and neglect. preschool, about 12 to 80% of the population. almost 50% of the children expelled in preschool. when expelled, they are many times more likely, some say between eight times more likely by the time they get to high school. you might as well open the doors are there any stark disparities in the way african-american men or women are impacted and what age group? >> you also have to look at behavior. when a young person of color misbehaves, they are thought of and less innocent ways. they are thought of as bad. thap they are acting out but not just acting out. they are being bad as opposed to

front of 5,000,000 of their closest friends and in the event being debbie cubs stock 2016 not sure of hendrix was around to play the national anthem as he did in his namesake woodstock back in 19 75,000,000 people lined the d to grant park not a monks them steve barb and the imprisoned fan who interfered with the play playoffs 13 years ago bartman still lives in the chicago area he said to be ecstatic for the cubs but didn't want to be a a distraction to the team accomplishment. i hope at some point that relationship is restored. 1,000,000 a million people downtown and february. i think there's ai partying going on in chicago that's just a guess. they do that on the normal. chief meteorologist dave fraser scott tipton -- our congressman? or is he a real-estate agent for big-money campaign contributors? tipton sponsored a bill to give away our public lands to his out-of-state donors. over 30 colorado business leaders called tipton's plans, "a serious threat to the outdoor recreation industry gail schwartz will defend our public lands and won't put colorado's future up for sale. house majority

though they are up 3-2 and the cubs are the favorites with the 66% chance of winning kluber versus hendrix the cubs have a 63%. >> kluber is a stud. and we have known that. >> kluber has the advantage. >> the indians are the favorite to win the series with a 65% chance of winning according to fang's calculation. >> you know the only equation that equals the answer question is playing the game. >> now fang tells me that team he favors went 57% of the time and take it for what it is worth. in my opinion there is some things in sports that you can calculate. one being who has the most heart. reporting live from progressive field lauren brill. >>> let's just play the game. can call themselves progressive field. we don't want to put all of our eggs in one basket knowing that the indians still have to win one more game before anybody calls them world champions. >> we are being cautious but did you know that a few cities have been able to call themselves champs in one year. newschannel 5 went digging into the numbers. derrick, what did you find out. reporter: i found out this that basically it de

look at this, kluber against hendrix. what a match up here. indians on the home turf they have the ace and relievers and everything they want. mark schwab inside progressive field time and time again game 7 and usually a guy you are not big. >> especially -- you are right. and it doesn't have to be. one of your big boppers. it can be one guy than runs into one and goes over a wall and double and could be perez and somebody like that. who knows. the indians chances tonight live with corey kluber's right arm and talk about getting him on the mound for game 7. he is there and kluber for him yes he has the great slider and two-seam fastball and that's the key pitch. when that thing is on and moving on him and right-handers and throws out over the plate and knicks the strike zone and hitter is confused, when that thing is on he is very, very hard to hit. he talked about the pitch and what it meant to his success. >> and in columbus and started messing around in it and it is almost a desperation thing and we had to try something different. for whate

tricia henn distribution and i -- hendrix and i had the honor today was a veteran. >> his daughter nominated him for the honor. hoping to bring some recognition to a humble man who would never ask for it. >> right after high school, i joined the navy to see the world and what did i see? i saw the sea. >> at 91 years old, veteran co californiaing jokes. still cracking -- still cracking jokes. he served as a pilot for four branches of military. he enlisted as soon as he could like many men his age. >> grio was a destitute country. there wasn't anything left of seoul, capital for example it was just nothing but shambles starving people. >> reporter: a much different world than today when americans at home were much more united. >> in wwii, people were all together. republican, democrats, everybody was for one thing and that's victory. >> reporter: his family could not be more proud of his service. >> we're proud to be married to a man -- you and for our country. >> he's amazing. >> he's loving. he's kind. he's a true american hero. >> the thing that we're all doing, it's because of him, and eve

kyle hendrix for the cubs. second time against the indians. he got a no decision and the first game. now let's take a look at what is going on for clube her. he has been the mainstay all year long has been sensational he has been sensational against the club -- cubs and he is going to try and get three starts in the world -- in the world series and when all of in the indians feel when they give the call -- the ball to corey kluber they win too. >> who else do you want. that is our guy. that is our bona fides. you ask everybody out here you are going to get the same answer. >> we have a lot of confidence going with corey cooper's. he has been solid all year -- with corey kluber. for the cubs. very smart and savvy. tremendous ear rape. the leader in the nra -- er eight -- and this is the first time on the road and it's light -- "lights out" it wrigley field. >> he is good. he's dominated all year but we are confident group and we will execute we have a plan and we know what we want to do. we are going to go out there and lay it on good luck mess

he has done it once before in his career and he has been phenomenal in this postseason hendrix earlier in the season and will do it against the former cy young award winner jay arrieta and jake talked about preparing for the start on these three days. >> preparation on the field wouldn't change much. you listen to your body on days like today and couple days leading up to it because you don't have the bullpen day or longer bullpen day and you probably now get in two lifts. i think y and doing what you are capable of doing in the days leading up to this. i think that's the most important thing. >> tomlin has pitched on three dayses rest one time and it's come full circle. tomlin and kluber on three days rest to pitch the team to the first world title since 1948. jeff, take it away. get to tell you how gorgeous it will be tonight. if you step outside you already know it won't change. 74 is my thinking at progressive field at first pitch and drop it to 68 at 9:00 and 11:64. we hit 80 officially by the way at cleveland hopkins airport, 2 degrees shy of the airport. look at sandusky 77 akro

. >> cubs pitcher kyle hendrix is going to take the hill at 8:00 instead of 8:08. that's all because of the threat of late rain. happen, chief meteorologist mark johnson to tell us about the weather. hi mark. >> there could be an isolated sneaky rain shower in the later innings, but the bigger rain shower activity should come in well after midnight. i'm thinking we're g. we get this through dry and mild. headlines right now. thank you very much. where's the graph nick there we go. comfortable temperatures, clouds here and there. some late rain com and then celebration weather. in the 60s through early tomorrow morning. excellent. let me show you the hour by hour. we're going to hold back the rain, 70 degrees, warm for the first pitch, 69 by 9:30, still in the upper 60s, at 10:30. still an isolated sprinkle threat but i'm optimistic we keep everybody dry. so there you have it. beautiful night for baseball. down again. so let's get this done tonight, tribe. >> all right, we all know who is going to be on the mound to start the game tonight. but wavy special person th

and kyle hendrix for th anything goes. >> breaking them all out. >>> the cbs evening news is coming up next at 6:30. >> and scott pelley joins us with a preview. scott-- >> david and lisa, great to be with you in boston. as you know, we've been listening to voters all week on the cbs evening news. tonight is the turn of the millennials, many of them from the boston area. half of them are afraid of what they speak with our elaine quijano on the cbs evening news. we'll have that and all the rest of the world news coming up in about 10 minutes. >> looking forward to it, scott. thank you. >>> from trick or treat to ho, ho, ho in three days. >>> the major production coming to -- and the big stars and how it could affect your commute coming up. kate: my mom and i love shooting hoops. but you know what - she could still learn a few things from me - she helped dad start his business... and she even fought to put bad guys in jail. now, mom helps make laws that help people - especially when they need it most. i'm really proud of her. and she's taught me that with hard work - i can do... anything

.>> tricia hendrix has the emotional story of one of the families.>> reporter: the networking from those directly impacted by this huge apartment fire. situation and our house and stuff his gun.>> reporter: savanna holding one of her young sons, has been an emotional weekend. >> crazy, hatcher, traumatizing.>> reporter: savanna, her fianci two children enjoying saturday evening with friends when they feel an esi and my fianci had to help me break the door down and he got us out and got our kids out and got the neighbors kids out.>> reporter: some of her neighbors not as lucky.>> some work downstairs and injured.>> reporter: some of her family was visiting. >> they all hit the floor. you could see downstairs but it was so dark they weren't feeling for the babies. >> reporter: a five-month-old >> they found him on the cushions underneath. they found somewhere to slide down to get out. every one of them is a life. it is a miracle.'s want -->> reporter: because of this incident is under investigation. to help those impacted by this tragic situation go to, 12 news.com. stuck in south carolina

tricia hendrix is live right now the target at chris town mall and trish what is the shopping seen in their like right now. >> reporter: earlier in the got a little bit crazy but everyone has been on their best behavior for the most part. look around. there are quite a few shopper still here at 19th avenue and bethany home road. even our own philip matthews a photographer that i'm with tonight picks up this snazzy popcorn machine and in the live. >> reporter: i have to mention there's also a dirt devil. he saved $30. >> doors open and the first black friday shopper runs in. in no time at all the cashier start reading of >> day riggins waited in line with this three month old son aj for a couple of hours. no regrets. they got some excellent deals. >> xbox one and 15:00 -- flat screen tv. >> totally worth it. >> oh yes. >> it is fun. >> it is ev's first black friday experience. >> for $10. >> she helped load up a card with four huge teddy bears forget. >> they are darling. were going to get in line and we ended up getting an ipad. >> for some shoppers. >> two lines one line outside one

indians corey glover against cho hendrix. it wasn't a total loss for cleveland.champ and remained undefeated leading the houston rockets. tyree irving for 32 points and lebron james added 19 points and 13 rebounds. in 16 years. the golden state warriors clearly have rebounded from an opening night. says curry scored 20 points as the court portland trail blazers 107 trent named 104. black friday listed saturday under way. amazon posted the first of the holiday deals yesterday. a full 24 days before thanksgiving analysts say 50% of the retail sales will actually occur in november. there is little secret about those deals. they are the same every single year. "wall street journal" such as target, best buy, macy's advertised many items and prices they didn't very much year-over-year. lauren: apple is introducing a new am a just in time for the presidential election. many iphone users may find this useful to express your feelings about the election. it's not officially release just yet, but apple did make a beta version of its iowa software data available to developer

will be corey kluber pitching for the indians and kyle hendrix for the cubs. >> mark: if -- when the indians win several dick's sporting goods will extend their store hours to shop for world championship gear. check with your store before you head out. they could be extending showers, some shorter and others longer. >> tiffani: thank you, romona and mark. yep, let's hope we can bring a win home tonight. coming up next on cleveland 19 news at 4:00 both candidates go into overdrive six days before the election. we have the latest from the campaign trail ahead at 4:00. >>> live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent this is cleveland 19 news. >> tiffani: the cocaine and akron police made a big dent in the cocaine part of the equation tuesday with a broad daylight bust. paul orlousky went to akron today for answers. >> reporter: the haul was huge. 11-kilos of cocaine enough to poison hundreds of people when cut in 20 doses street value of $20 million according to the mayor. >> it is drawn national attention for enduring more thaf drugs. >> reporter: it came down

♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> rock singer jimmy hendrix died from an overdose of drugs. >> a rock music group lead singerrrison is dead. he was 27. >> the early years of the 70s are sad in music because you lose people. and you lose the beatles. >> the early years in music was sad, because you lose people and you lose the beatles. >> this small gatherings are only the beginning. the event is so momentous that historians may one day view it as landmark in the decline of the british empire -- the beatles are breaking up. >> it was like a death for a lot of people. rock and roll as we understood in the 1960s was no longer with us. >> will there will never be another beatles, never. >> you know, i never thought that one day i would be here with no drummers or oband. you might know i lost my old band, or i left it. ♪ imagine there's no heaven ♪ it's easy if you try >> for so long you just waited for the next beatles album to see where it was going and you hoped it it would be that good. >> i don't no longer have, oh the beatles need an album. you and paul are going to write 20 songs tomorrow or something like

plato said it gives wings to the mind and hendrix insisted it never lied. what they and so many were describing is music. it has the power to connect and define the decades. so today we are looking back at some morable milestones in music from a sound that would define detroit to t dawn of disco and the legacy of the incomp fraarable sinatra. but we begin with the for of nature known as beatlemania. the fab four sparked the hysteria in 1964 when they another level when they landed on the west coast ready for their first u.s. concert ur. stepping off the plane the day before tir first concert tour began in san fran, the beatles were welcomed by 50,000 delirious fans. "andthis is beatleland formerly known as britain, where an epidemic called beatlemania has population, especially female. some of the girls can write and they belong to the beatle fan club the beatles sound like iect life but it's spelled b.e.a.t. beat. and these four boys from liverpool, with their dish- mopped hairstyles are britain's latest musical and, in fact, sociological phenomenon." "the

hendrix says it likely saved their lives. >> sometimes you got to make decisions that are very split. it was a split decision to go to the summit and not head back down because we figured we would have a better chance of survival. >> both teenagers have frostbite on their feet but they say they can't wait to get out there and start hiking again. >>> the governor is doubling homeless population. it's newest idea? put some of the marijuana tax revenue towards housing for them. the newly announced plan would put over $16 million in marijuana tax revenue to permanent housing amongst other incentives. over $130 million were collected in the first nine months of 2016 and that money has already been set aside for law enforcement, healthcare and substance abuse programs. those living on the street say they prefer theestreets over a shelter. >> it's not really a very comfortable setting when you go in there and everybody is arguing and fighting about there is plenty more. i don't like all that drama and i would just rather be on the streets, where it's quiet. >> some on the streets till denver

people like jimi hendrix, little richard, b.b.s, all of these people played in nashville on jefferson street. we had blacks and whites coming into the inner city. we didn't have broadway. we had jefferson street. back in the day, it was the place to go. ♪ >> anthony: the jefferson street district no longer resembles its neon-lit heyday. like a lot of historic neighborhoods in nashville, it's being slowly eaten by developers to make way for the shiny and the new, to accommodate all the new arrivals. ♪ it was over before it even began ♪ >> anthony: what's left is a pretty amazing musical legacy, and one that's often overlooked or sometimes simply forgotten. wg besides video games. every day is a gift especially for people with heart failure. but today there's entresto®- a breakthrough medicine that can help make more tomorrows possible. tomorrow, i want to see teddy bait his first hook. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto® was proven to help more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure me

ard scherzer got 25 out of the 30 first place votes outpollingutpn chicago cubs jon lester and kyle hendrix. they still won the worldtion t series but you can't have it he all. >> no. >> you can't win everything. >> he's one of thosean't blue eb blond eyed people.ond eyed peopl that is weird. i love that though.i >> i think as a cy young winner you should get a better picture. pict >> who me? >> that's how you bring it torii the ground. >> he's in the zone. >> in the zone. >> kind of like the pizza guy>>h when he goes i ln aike nd strips register.st >> what's your favoriter topping? to >> don't say it. say it. >> okay, we'll say this. we'll be right back. >> ?? >> ?? dunkin's sweet black pepper bacon sandwich is back experience a breakfast sandwich made for bacon lovers. america runs on dunkin'. hey girlfriend, how's your cafe au lait? experience a breakfast sandwich made for bacon lovers. oh, it's actually... sfx: (short balloon squeal) it's ver... sfx: (balloon squeals) ok can we... sfx: (balloon squeals) i'm being so serious right now... i really want to know how your coffee is. it's...

jimi hendrix. amy winehouse. an all-star group of musicians joined by more than talent. none would live to see their twenty-eighth birthday. another member of the infamous 27 club was kurt cobain. he defined the '90s as the face of grunge and voice of the decades' counter-culture the nirvana frontman took his after he burst onto the national scene and altered music's landscape. "he was about making the mic he wanted to make and the fact that it connected with this audience, you know, is almost irrelevant." in 1989, kurt cobain, along with fellow seattle area friend krist novoselic, started the alternative ock band, nirvana, producing their first album in 1990. the next year they added drummer dave grohl and released "nevermind " with teen spirit." nirvana would go mainstream, the album woulgo platinum and cobain was crowned the voice of a generation, a rock star, something he never aspired to. *singing* "here we are now entertain us." "here we are now entertain us kurt hated this businesss of voice of a generation but the use of that secondson something that you didn't g

. >> hillary clinton has brought her share of celebrities and right now wrapping things up is the hendrixersion of "star spangled banner," the first star other than donald trump, ted nugent, the birse place of reagan democrats and tonight trump has another rally, a big rally in pittsburgh, won by democrats 12 years ago that he would like to flip. >> thank you from the trump campaign. now, on the big fbi announce announcement, from charles krauthammer in washington, dc. the fbi director saying basically that his statement in july stands. here is another way fbi director commie said it in july. >> certainly she should have known not to have that classified information but i think she was careless and negligent. that i could establish. what we cannot establish is she acted with necessary criminal intent. >> so not moving forward on the mail issue recommending for prosecution. your thoughts? >> this is technically a win for secretary clinton but i think politically it is probably has zero affect or if anything, a marginal net plus. she can cite this but the verdict in july was regard mix load

you know, you go into one place and jimi hendrix would be playing. the velvet underground would be here. van morrison would be over it was just everywhere. but the velvets played that night. and they played, and it seemed to me, because in our group, we've been around. we'd been playing the chitlin circuit down south and all over and wood shedding and paying our dues and everything. and it felt like these guys were kind of new or something. and i -- almost seemed like they got guitars for christmas and said, "let's start a band." >> jimmy: it's just so fun. but that's the way every band starts. which is great. >> that's true. >> jimmy: it's the coolest. the companion cd is well done. it's hand-picked by you. you got songs from you solo, the band, you have bob dylan on here. and i will say, levon and the hawks, "he don't love you" is just unbelievable. quest, you're going to freak out for this. "the last waltz", 40th anniversary. >> the 40th anniversary of "the last waltz." >> jimmy: that came fast. >> which i'm in complete denial about. [ light laugh

indians' hopes ride on the arm of corey includinger who has been brilliant and the cubs call on kyle hendrix. two pitchers, one to be world series hero and the other the get to. and cubs have had plenty of the latter. >> we have 27 more hours! this is so exciting. we're one step away. one step away. >> i'm sorey. you know you've been. there but i will say, we have to root for the indians because our director, her brother works for cleveland and so he a ring if they win. which is like, you know anyone with a world series ring? probably not. >> i don't. >> yeah, we're pulling for the tribe tonight. i have relatives in cleveland. i have relatives in chicago both cities. grandma margie against uncle robby and aunt belinda and my mom. this is a really difficult decision here. >> we'll be right back. lace up your skas:a holidatradi: ==sam/vo==the ice rink union u >>> lace up your skates. a holiday tradition returns to san francisco in the ice rink at union square. this morning leaders had an ceremony. the race closes mid january. but it's not the only ice opening in san francisco today. there is o

people like jimi hendrix, little richard, b.b. all of these people played in nashville on jefferson street. we had blacks and whites coming into the inner city. we didn't have broadway. we had jefferson street. back in the day, it was the place to go. ♪ >> anthony: the jefferson street district no longer resembles its neon-lit heyday. like a lot of historic neighborhoods in nashville, it's being slowly eaten by developers to make way for the shiny and the new, to accommodate all the new arrivals. ♪ it was over before it even began ♪ >> anthony: what's left is a pretty amazing musical legacy, and one that's often overlooked or sometimes simply forgotten. hi my name is tom. i'm raph. my name is anne. i'm one of the real live attorneys you can talk to through legalzoom. don't let unanswered legal questions hold you up, because we're here, we're here, and we've got your back. legalzoom. legal help is here. legal help is here. ♪ sing girl, come on. ♪[ singing ]♪ sorry, ariana you gotta go. seriously? verizon limits me and i gotta get h

he will be opposite kyle hendrix. ticket prices are outrageous to get in.g for about $1,000 for standing room only. at the ticket office hundreds of fans lined up trying to get last second released by the indians trying to get face value to see history. this could be chicago's week. the bears beat the vikings on monday night football, the bulls are 3-0 and maybe the cubs win their first world series. >> no, no. if they do, someone will erect a statue and genuflect in front of it. thanks so much. >>> thank you for joining me today. i'm carol costello. "at this hour with berman and bolduan" starts now. >>> hello. i'm kate bolduan. >> i'm john berman. we do begin with breaking news. president obama breaking his silence on the firestorm surrounding the fbi director and his disclosure about reviewing e-mails that could be related to the investigation of hillary clinton's private e-mail server. >> let's go straight to cnn's chief national security correspondent jim sciutto. jim, this is the first time we are hearing from the president on this issue since the bomb

. >>> a live look over the bay where we remember jimi hendrix on his birthday.'ll have a look at the numbers for today and the week ahead. >> looks pretty good out there, far cry from our commute early this morning it's a holiday weekend, which means it might be hard to find a parking spot to get view of the golden gate braining. lot on the north end of the bridge, they are going to be shut down between 11:00 am and 5:00 p.m. today. a little bit of traffic. they start toking closed off over busy weekends because of the long line of cars backed up on the bridge. it's a nightmare -- are -- everything shuts down january 2nd, won't reopen until at least the month of may >> city of pet line in rallies around a business owner woe has cancer. wife of a poplar street musician. more on how this couple has touched communities. d communities. >> reporter: for a decade, john has provided a lively sound track in the heart of downtown >> we love him. >> he is part of the whole scene, part of what makes petlumme ma great. >> reporter: fans gathered, but lately, a face is missi

. ♪ stuart: i'm not sure our viewers will like jimi hendrix.the beatles. i'm not sure about jimi hendrix acid rock. that is another story. observe your screens, ladies and gentlemen. we're down 38 points. down 40 points now at 18,768. i have a map for our viewers. not a chart, i hate charts. look at that map. that's a map, that is sea of red. this is how the country voted. republicans now run just about everything from the federal government to the state government, to the state governments and local governments. that is how successful republicans have been. a sea of red. matt schlapp is with us. matt, you got it all. the republicans run the house, senate, presidency. i think they have got, 35, 36 governorships. >> right. stuart: local legislatures. firm control across the country. it is your, it is your country. >> yeah you know the democrats have never done so much losing as they have under president obama. and what is really strange, stewart, i think tuesday's election had a lot to do with obamacare. it had a lot to do with finally saying we

j him to jimi hendrix, who would introduce him to alice cooper, and shep gordon's life would never be the same. ? school's out forever ? >> alice cooper was nobody at that time. >> right. so was i. alice told me he was a singer. i told him i was a manager. kooky ideas to get noticed. >> yeah, we went a little crazy. >> it was gordon's idea for the band to get busted, for indecent exposure. >> so we made up clear plastic suits. they went onstage. i called the police, 911. >> you called the police? >> i called the police from a phone booth. >> said what? >> i said this club called the experience on sunset, these transvestites who are on stage, they're comply >> how quickly did the police come? >> i would say three or four minutes. in that ten minutes on stage, the heat of their bodies fogged up the plastic. >> so you couldn't see anything. >> you couldn't see anything. the police walked in and they left. we all sat down afterwards and said, okay, we actually couldn't get arrested. >> as alice cooper broke through, gordon's client list grew. blondie, ann murray, raquel luther vandross wh

the cubs calling on kyle hendrix. two pitchers, one in line to be world series series, the other, perhaps, the goat. as any world series fan will tell you, we have plenty of the latter. >> we have 27 more outs. this is so exciting. but we're one step away. >> reporter: there is nothing like the spectacle o a game seven in sports. certainly for the players. the butrfesill be flying here in cleveland and in chigo as well. guys, back to you. >> all right, ron, thanks very much. i know you're planning to be sound asleep when this is played but i will be calling you when it's over. >> that's right, i'll put my ringer on mute. al is in cleveland. he had prime seats for last nit' game. so exciting. was it everything you hope?qd, other than i know your team didn't win. well, other than that it was a spectacular game. that is one brave lady, but i tell you, last night was spectacular. perfect night for baseball. 74 degrees first pitch. i was out on the field at progressive field. i got to do some snapchatting and facebook livi

hendrix has had a tremendous year.out all that. here's my view. we have to score off of clever because andrew miller has been idle since saturday. he can pitch a good long stretch tonight -- kluber. i want to score and hope that kluber bears some of the scars of two short rests starts. >> i'm going to give you a storyline. >> you heard a lasting on the broadcast it's been since 68 cents the tigers won three games, but anyone has 13 games. >> its 48 for the indians, 68 but here's -- >> again start, just want to point out all these games start at 7-0 8 which a military time is 1908. >> let me give a storyline and wonder your storyline. delete tomorrow jason who grew up in chicago put a knife in the heart of chicago fans and by the way, his twitter feed is at -- jason will be the key and last but it brought us back. we were down seven, i thought we would get blank and he just fought hard. i said there's the heart of this thing. what is your best storyline? >> it has to be shorter your -- shorebird. the greatest calamity s

hendrix is pitching well. madden goes to the bull pen early i thought in the fifth inning or there abouts. had two outs. just needed to get one hitter. then cleveland comes back and gets close. emotional ups and downs were huge. >> that's baseball. lester and ross have been lights out for us this season and even chapman has been a fantastic closer. everyone had hick ups last night, but the faith and belief of being a cubs fan just means you're used to this roller coaster and it all played out beautifully. it was an amazing result. >> andrew, congratulations, i guess here's the thing. there's a little bittersweetness in you have this mystique as the cubs, loverable losers. my wife's from downtown chicago. it's tasic, but the question is now, how does the identity of the cubs change because it's been locked into this one sofrt theme for so long. >> yeah, i've heard that a number of times and i have to say, when you look around the stadium, you look at the video from wrigley, chicago, and the pride we're wearing

. >> on the lower courts, bruce hendrix was just on the bench a -- within the last 24 months. mr. cogins from the other state, another person that we held a hearing on. on the supreme court. in the last 100 years, the party who occupies occupies the whitet the same time has a different party controlling the senate, the last 100 years, one time, has there been a supreme court justice allowed in that last year. to use the words of vice president biden, chuck schumer and dick durbin, when asked if they would allow for president bush to have a nominee his last year, the answer was, no. we will not -- >> to clarify, though, the question was asked in june of the presidential election year, and it was a hype the:question. there was no vacancy at the time. >> so, to continue my point here because i think you helicopter me build that----helped me build that -- >> so-so we're clear on that. >> which is is a very important point. even the moderator, who is moderating this has strong opinion on where we should go speak reality is this -- jive didn't say they were right. just said that was tim

kyle hendrix is can go for the chicago cubs.ot of people keep wondering whose can be throwing out the first pitch this tonight. a preventing me from throwing out the first pitch just saying. the ticket window did not even open until around 12:00. they had been here since the third inning of last nights game. they tell me. a lot of people here are cubs fans. it came from chicago try to get a ticket from tonight. are paid to just try to get their tickets. it's good to be a lot to get into night. the college football playoff is finally out. if the season were over today it would be alabama against texas a&m. especially how much they paid to get in. twenty-four hours. coming up next made in america. how it stays evergreen. mornings with maria back in a moment. when it comes to healthcare, seconds can mean the difference between life and death. for partners in health, time is life. we have 18,000 people around the world. the microsoft cloud helps our entire staff stay connected and work together in real time to help those that need i