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im back alone. please? - poor, tired, little girl. - hi, daddy. - , kitt - dinner's ready. - i'llri we're engaged. - [mother] isn't that wonderful! (giggles) he's mine forever and ever and ever. -yes, mommy. i just dreamed about cookie. that proves he's coming back. - kathy, angel. let's try to think about something else. - you're, right mommy. now that i know cookie's coming back, i've got to start thinking about a bed for him to sleep in. - so, what happened when it came time for the pony to leave? but she wasn't happy about it. - do you have a bucket? - bucket? what for, kitten? - to put water in for cookie when he comes. a big pan would be all right. - look, kitten, we don't mind if you make a place for your pony to sleep in the garage as long as you know you're just pretending. don't plan on a real pony. - but i have a real pony. you'll see him when he comes. - oh, kathy. you're too big for this silliness. - it's not silly. accept the fact? - he is coming back. - now look, all right-- - now, let your f

we had to get them back together again. it is always talking they will get something done. >> reporter: you essentially almost single handily got convention here but i'm sure you had influence getting obama's, both president and mrs. obama, clinton that whole clan, bon jovi and springsteen in here all in one spot tonight. was there any urgency so we didn't have a national embarrassment because we were going to have so much national coverage tonight, was that, did this come from the white house and said get that settled because i don't want that going on in the background with the strike signs. >> i was never told to get it settled but asked to keep it going. i had to give major updates every time there was an update. there was a major concern. but no they did not get involve. they could not get involved. they left it up to he, yeah, all of the pressure i had but just to keep them talking. i knew yesterday that this thing was really, really close, you know, and like i said when that hotel closed up, i said that was nerve rac

back-to-back hits giving the cubs the lead for good. >> that's one of my best games anybody will ever. >> chicago erupting overnight. thousands celebrating in the streets. the team and their superstar fans soaking up the big win. >> i'm going to remember this for a long time. >> ending the 108-year drought >> good morning, america. from your world series champions, the chicago cubs. >> yeah! >>> neck and neck. our new poll shows hillary clinton fighting for every last vote. >> ready. we're down. we're down. we're going to pretend we're down, we're down, pretend, right? >> imagine, it is donald trump standing in front of the capitol. >> the trump family out in full force. melania set to make her first speech and hillary's top guns crisscross the country with just five days to go. ♪ ♪ baby girl >>> and the biggest night in country music, beyonce taking the cma awards by storm. ♪ when trouble comes ♪ rocking the stage with the dixie chicks. ♪ my daddy said ♪ i'll always love you. ♪ >> a star-studded tribute to dolly parton as she takes home the lifetime achievement award. >> thank you so

but he came back. i now this sounds crazy but ever since my dad died i've been cursing to god one mintue and begging him the next, just to tell me he was okay. and then all of a sudden, this kid comes back from the dead and tells me my dad is okay. maybe. well, uh... as soon as principal garner and miss wallace get settled we can begin. miss wallace, i feel i owe you an apology. you do? yes, i realize teaching evolution is the law and i'll do it. i brought a visual aid. class... the way darwin had it figured man's origins go back to the tree shrew some 60 million years ago. uncle harry, and then man developed the upright position by grasping tree trunks with the fore and hind limbs. excuse me. is this necessary, jim? are you, mr. garner? garner: why don't you come with me? you had to do it, didn't you? i feel i have to. moral decay, drugs, alcohol... these tragedies stem from our children growing up without faith in god or themselves. believe in your god? if that's what it takes. somebody's got to save

al, you came back. i knew you'd come back. see--see, didn't i tell you you was wrong? wrong? yeah, see, uh, lamont said that you had stole all the money and wasn't ever coming back. well, fred, lamont was right. i did steal the money, and i was never gonna come back. but on my way to the bus station, i saw you working at that car wash, and i realized something. in you, fred, i realized i had something a friend. so here's your money. here's every penny of it. all the money? all of it. see that, lamont? told you you was wrong. al, thanks a lot, al. look, you know what we're gonna do? we're gonna go somewhere and celebrate. me and you. i'm gonna take you down jacob's soul food and buy you the biggest dinner you ever had in your life. well, you're on, fred. hey, wait a minute. wait a minute. what do you mean you're gonna take him to jacob's soul food and buy him a dinner? that's my money. no, no. this is my money. you loaned it to me. yeah, but i loaned you that money when you didn't have no money to pay your debt off, man. now i want my money back. well, i didn't see that in the

jim, back to you. >>> local election officials are pushing back against mr. trump's unsubstantiated claims of what he called serious voter fraud. in virginia, new hampshire and california. today the commissioner of the virginia department of elections responded with a statement that reads in part, virginia's election was well administered, the election was fair and all s were accurately counted. and within the hour, virginia senator tim kaine tweeted back calling the voter fraud claim in his words shameful and noted that clinton won virginia by five points. kaine added in his words don't insult our voters. >>> let's take a look at our forecast. rain is starting to move in commute tomorrow morning. right now, no rain. radar track the rain just off to our west. going to continue to move in, you can see shower activity trying to make its way in towards portions of west virginia. what is it hitting the ground, very heavy rain down to the south. tornado watches and severe thunderstorm watches down to the south and all of that rain is moving our way. now, when does

welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. yesterday, we had a category about the olympics, but there was a wonderful story that came out of the paralympics about a young american runner with autism who performed very, very well. you work with autistic students, am i right? that's right. i work with autistic children -- or children with autism -- in an elementary school as an occupational therapist. yeah, it's very rewarding. stephanie hubley is from burien, washington. now you got a very special birthday gift from your husband. and you got to interact with an animal that... to me, would be a lot of fun to interact with. it was. it was one of the best days of my life. my husband took me to an animal sanctuary for my birthday, and i got to hold and pet and feed a sloth. and it was amazing. i lost my mind when he told me that. g animals. and they just put it right in my lap. i was sitting down, and he wrapped his arms around me and kind of dug in his claws just a little bit. he thought you were a tree? a little bit. like a reall

service is being phased back in today.market-frankford line, broad street line, subway, city buses and trolleys, 4,700 people back to work, full schedules will be restored by tomorrow morning. >>> good morning, everyone. jessica boyington. watching the roads and rails. we're watching for delays for this last day before full service will be restored for the buses, subways and trolleys in and out of center city. doylestown train 514 running 24 minutes late. trenton 9701 dealing with 18-minute delays as well. over tohe roads, route 309 around the pa turnpike. no problems or delays right now. we'll check in with slow spots when i'm back in the 6:00 hour. >> thank you, jessica. the union still needs to ratify this deal with its members. a tentative deal is in place that will end the septa strike. >>> next, we'll tell you what we've learned about the agreement and explain what it means for commuters this morning. >>> plus, a viewer tells us she was wrapped up in a warranty war that he couldn't resolve on his own. we'll explain h

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always got my back. all right. welcome back, everybody. my first guest tonight is an academy award-winning director and one of the most famous movie stars in the world. he's returned to directing after ten years with the new film "hacksaw ridge." ladies and gentleman, please welcome mel gibson! ( cheers and applause ) ? ? ? >> stephen: good to see you. >> yeah. >> stephen:ed any to see you. >> yeah. >> stephen: mel gibson. >> absolutely. >> stephen: on my show. >> in the flesh. >> stephen: yeah, i'm a big, longtime fan of yours. >> why, thank you. >> stephen: but, obviously, before we start any interview, i have to deal with the elephant in the room. you know, there's one thing you think about, and that's your beard. ( laughter ) what is the deal? why do you have that beard? and are we anything to braid it later and put a bead on the end? why do you have a beard right now? >> i like people playing with my-- well, it was halloween. it was a full moon. i was in the attic and chewed through my constraints and i only had time to shave my back.

you can see how backed up wed up are. in addition to that, anothert,th crash on bw parkway northbound.. it's moved over to the shouldere at 197.at97 but that's causing some reallyea big delays from the beltway alla the way passed that sceneha s southbound tff too as you head towards green bell. 95 closeout d.c. beltway jammed up. tons of extra time needed theree 29 dealing with an overflow offo traffic. same story on route 1.. also, 295, 50 to 11th streetee bridge park. park. 50 inbound through cheverly very jammed up. metro on time except safetrack.a back to you guys.s >> trending this morning,ng country's biggest music night.it the stars flocked to nashvilleoe for a huge awards show. sho >> plus we'll hear from theear stars of the new movie trolls kendrick.rick kevin has that in the fox beat. >>> time now 7:40 on thursday.rs first up lil wayne apologizing for his swear filled rant ondan night line about the black livel matter movement. the rapper says he was agitateda about questions asked earlierar about his daughter a

i understand there's actually some push-back to that. >> reporter: there is some push-back. it's very interesting that the attorney general chose to bring a federal case in addit t state case where he's already eligible for the death penalty because the state doesn't have hate crime laws. and she saw this as a hate crime, and she specifically said she was going to pursue this case and pursue the death penalty to address the alleged motivation behind this crime. >> quijano: a lot of people keeping a very close eye on this case. paula reid, thank you so much. tonight, the first american service member killed in combat in syria was identified as scott officer of the navy. dayton was killed yesterday by an i.e.d. about 300 u.s. troops are in syria assisting and training rebel groups in the fight against isis. wildfires continue to burn across israel, some near jerusalem and tel aviv are out of control. more than a dozen people were arrested on suspicion of arson. charlie d'agata hases that have engulfed huge stretches of forest now stretch across half the country. but even as fi

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good morning and welcome back to wakeup! time now x:xx weather forecast from fox6 chief cold front most of the day allowing us to warm up into the upper 60s to near 70 by this afternoon. the cold front then stalls over us later today and tonight helping with some showers tonight. a low moves along that stalled front wednesday with light rain. rain ends later wednesday and we get back to some sun for thursday and more sun friday and through the weekend. temperatures dip a bit wednesday and average. we then warm back into the 60s for friday and through the weekend. anchor adlibs traffic red on traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no breaking news this morning - at least three people are confirmed dead... after a serious bus crash in southwest baltimore. the crash involved a school bus... police are not releasing the names or ages of those killed. they say significant injuries are also being reported. no word yet if any children were aboard the school bus at the time of the crash

to back. i was on the ground and i seen everybody else laying there. >> reporter: she wrapped her present, a mickey mouse blanket, around her best friend to stop the bleeding. >> it was something you never want to see. your own child just laying flat in that bed with tubes and blood everywhere. it was just -- it was too much. >> it was the day that she lived and they didn't. it was a day that she up in another. and it was the day that she looked down and her body wasn't the same. >> reporter: she spent the next three years at walter reed fighting to save her leg. >> how do you push forward when you were the only survivor and the other four were kia? >> reporter: slowly through the sport she once loved, stephanie found her way back. on july 4th, doctors amputated stephanie's leg. you always hear about the greatest generation but you realize every generation that fights is really the greatest generation. if i can do something to help her or just make her smile or laugh, hey, i've done my job. i

i run toward the back of the truck, kind of back towards the fire, because i didn't want to run backds the burning tire and the canyon is on the other side. >> and i said linda, you have to go around to is front. and i held my hands up like this to get her attention. >> we were yelling as loud as we could because the wind was just howling and blowing so hard. >> and what happened at that moment, the radiant heat burned my arms and i don't remember feeling anything. lonnie went down ahead of us, went down to the pond, and he came back and said we can't go to the pond, all of the brush around the pond is on fire, we can't do that. >> an engine went by us towards our house, and i thought, okay, they're going to find ashley. so we got back in my truck and the deputies got us across the street to the field. >> we were sitting in the truck and it seems like it was an absolute eternity. and in a while, a friend of ours, he was a deputy sheriff at valley center station, is walking toward the truck. and there's another man with him that we don't know at the time. and he is the one that had to

it's not that way today. >> i wish it would go back to that too but i know we're not going to get back there. >> they are getting through this election the same way they get through everything else. >> i love him to death. >>she's a great old boy. >> [ laughter ] >> right or wrong, sometimes they get exasperated, but we keep a sense of humor and through a lot of this. >> my wife is very forgiving otherwise i would've been kicked to the curb. >> i'm glad he realizes that. [ laughter ] >> i hope they gave you a laugh, just like these candidates have given the late night communities a lot to laugh about. >> after this damage of the email controversy, win or lose, hillary clinton will only communicate from here on out by reason. >> you don't take about it work -- >> clinton has the sex scandal and now [ indiscernible ] his uncle was defeated by hillary's husband before his cousin beat story. >> at least you can vote. i'm british. i'm on the sidelines. to me this is just the most important season of the bachelor ever. >> for the first time since may russ feingold: in the senate there's a ch

those lanes are now back open. we will contue developments on air and online at our website at fox25boston.com. >> sara: destroyed by fire in saugus the night before thanksgiving. the windows here are boarded up and debris is scattered around the yard. the man inside this home was able to get out alive thanks to neighbors who refused to give up. michael henrich is live in saugus this morning with the brave rescue. michael? >> michael: incredible at in saugus, and you can see the dangol left behind. this was a bad fire. ic seen the plywood boarding up the windows and door and see the damage in the roof, some of the debris outside of this house here. the lynn daily item describes what happened a little before 5:00 yesterday morning, thanks eastern avenue, if you will. 2 neighbors repeatedly being pushed back by heavy smoke, trying to get inside because they knew that a man in his 80s who lived there was inside. eventually because of their perseverance, the item reports these 2 men did kick down the door, get inside a

the back-to-the-future self-tying nikes. okay some folks waited decades for back to future self tying nikes. we've got more details on when they will be available and how much they will cost. >> the nike hyper adapt 1.0 debut in stores december 1st they may take up all your christmas budget too their price is less than anticipated they will retail for $720. >> yes. $720. >>> and remember this, you can't just go in a store and try them on either. you have to make an appointment. i'm going hold off 2.0. sometimes 1.0 bugs in there. work out fwugs. maybe they'll you know you don't want them to tie too tight. tie at all. exactly. >>> i'm cheap. >> there's no way >> never. they will sell out. you know they will. of course they will. i get that. we are in mid 60s now. you mentioned how a couple of degrees cooler it does feel cooler. wait until monday. monday morning i know i'm gettng way ahead of myself monday morning you'll number jacket show you that in second. you've got mid 60s from brandon bradenton. sarasota, to venice to se

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>> back up!ck up! >> you can also use sign language if you can. if you go like this, everyone knows this means move back or stop. >> the answer is, c, signal people to back up as your next move should be option b. cover up. >> if you're at the bottom of the pile, you cover yourself, you cover your head, you cover your extremities, you want to give yourself room to breathe, don't wiggle, don't scream. >> as the crush intensifies, the scene at the festival is now frantic. >> i was fortunate not to be in this pile. i was fortunate not to be hurt. it definitely showed me how wrong things can go. one person falls, the other person falls after and then it becomes a whole pyramid of people on top of each other. it got gruesome, there's blood, there's people passed out. >> true or false? if you're watching a crowd crush, your most helpful action is to pull people from the bottom of the pile, the people who are being crushed the hardest. the answer is false. it's better to pull people from the perimeter.

we will warm back up to the 50s and like ed said, back to the 60s on sunday. we will not get back to the 80s . it will not be hot, but lit be warmer. this system off to the west. probably monday, monday night into the mountain areas, we will see that stick around through tuesday. looking at the long range snow models, this is the gfs. it does some pretty heavy snowfall in the high country and some of that headed into the denver area. maybe south of denver. taking a look at temperature to night, it will be very cold behind this storm system. 13 in craig. a lot of teening and single digits. 16 in denver tonight. 11 in greeley. in colorado tonight. so cover up any pipes outside and exposed and keep the pets inside and watch out for slick conditions out there. ed, our highs can only go up from here. it was pretty cold today. >> that's right. it was cold today. only 32 degrees. so yes, we will be warm over the weekend as lauren mentions. 36 denver. 14 and 18 were the starts. look at the extremes, 78 in 2008. way back in 1880. it was 12 below on this day. 29 and 24.

. >> come back anytime. the three of us will be back tomorrow on cl"closing bell." "fast money" begins right now. >> "fast money" starts right now. live from the nasdaq market site overlooking times square, i'm melissa lee. pete najarian, brian kelly, dan nathan, and guy adami. tonight on fast the huge run in small cap stocks just took a breather today. but a top chart expert says the run has much more room to go. plus, the hedge fund manager to called oil's plunge to $30 is back with an even bolder call ahead of the opec meeting this week. he'll be here. later, it is the ultimate throwback trade. the market is partying like it's the 1980s all over again following trump's win. we'll tell you the names that could soon rally off this retro trend. first, we start off with the trump rally taking a pause today and a big part of that was because investors rang the rangstrang st register in stocks. is it time to take profits in this group? guy? >> let's talk about two names. good to have you. hope everybody had a great long weekend. >> happy gobble gobble turkey day. >> we

a lot of you going back to work, back to school after the holiday weekend. you can expect a mainly dry morning. you'll notice on our local satellite and radar here there's not much happening, just an increase in cloud cover and a little light breeze out there this morning as well. off to our west is where all the action is. showers are coming through portions of indiana moving into western ohio. rain is approaching the lima area. now,om general direction of movement is towards the east and northeast. i do think as we progress deeper into the morning some of this could clip us, but the problem is this rain is moving towards some pretty dry air. so, again, i think a lot of this is going to just be above our heads. that's called verga where it looks like there's a lot of rain on the radar, but it evaporates before it gets to the ground because the air down here at the surface of the earth is so dry. i think that's kind of what pretty isolated through the daylight hours. i'm not saying we won't see any rain, but we see most of the rain tonight. just a few spotty

back to you. >> thank you. good job trying to get as much out of him as possible even though none of the ceos we talk to like to talk politics. >> rwe is trading lower as innogy posted a decline. the german firm spun off and listed a stake in innogy last month as shares have sunk 9% since the ipo. and postnl shares are trading at the bottom of the stoxx 600 after the board rejected an increased takeover offer from belgian competitor bpost. the bit was called not sufficiently compelling for shareholders and questioning the terms of the deal. it remains confident in its strategy as a stand-alone operator. >>> barry writes in this morning on e-mail and says trump will fund his infrastructure spending by cutting taxes, question mark? even the republican senate may have problems swallowing that one as we try to balance the budget. treasuries are already seeming to lose their attraction. get in touch. let us know what you think. streetsignseurope@cnbc.com. we are live on twitter, find us directly at @louisabojesen or

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back, one year in jail.f they come back a second time -- five years in jail and 10 years in jail and they won't be coming back. very few. we captioned them over and over. there has to be consequences, folks. supports open borders. there are sanctuary cities like san francisco. kate was murdered by an illegal immigrant. this illegal immigrant was supported five times. will bes of americans alive today if not for the open border policies of obama and clinton. americansdes . josh was a student at a high school. ofwas murdered at the age 17. he raped a young child. he was arrested for aggravated assault. what was thought illegal immigration and dismantle every last criminal cartel in this country appeared -- in this country. >> the local police know everyone of these people. they have to put up with them every day. when we win, you will have a government on your side fighting for your community and protecting your family. we will also repeal the obama, clinton sequester and build our badly depleted military. tha

temperatures back down into the mid-50s. a look at the weekend forecast which includes the walk hiv and a lot of other cool stuff, including cool temperatures. that is coming up in a few more minutes. that is traffic top, that means chopper 4 and melissa mollet. do i need to make chopper sounds? >> you should. >> again, this crash seems to be on the left side of the roadway and perhaps we had an earlier issue on the right side as well. they're trying to get to that scene but it is quite slow here this morning. so as you can see, the delays are starting. accident here probably involving a deer. you can see the folks along the outer loop. not much of a slow down quite yet this morning. northbound branch after brandywine road. still have that crash in the center lane. travel times for you in ten minutes. >> thank you. >>> 6:01 now. we've been monitoring a developing story overnight. more protests after the election of donald trump from oregon to california, to washington state and here in the nation's capitol. we're seeing peop

that is the first back to back 30s since all the way back on march 2nd and 3rd of this year. so that was a long time coming. and so the things we will be watching here tonight are more frigid temperatures. our highs get back to the lower 40s and finally by tuesday a weather system will come into the area with a cold rain and th north there could be a few wet snowflakes mixed in. at this point it looks like primarily a rain event. while we are nice and quiet right now you can see the clouds gather to the southwest of us. this is expected to lift out at us tomorrow. by tomorrow afternoon we will start to see the first clouds punching into eastern iowa. that will be very late in the day. most of the clouds and the heavier weather will stay to the west of us. prove deuce some light rain in southeastern iowa. that is expected to push across during the day on tuesday up to the north here in minnesota is where most of the snow is connected to occur. this should lift out on wednesday morning just in time to clear skies out by the time we get to thanksgiving day. nothing overly heavy

now she's back. >> it's so funny. when they're on the winning end of it, they say -- win when i ear not on the winning end, they say, "we don't believe in momentum." i actually do believe in the offense. once their bats get going, they see a pitcher second time around, they usually are much better. i think that was the key against -- >> reporter: so kyle schwarner is in the line up tonight. >> how about that? batting second. imagine the pitches now that they're going to have to give chris brian and anthony rizzo. this is going to be interesting to see what tomlin does tonight. i think the cubs are hoping that that home run pitcher is back. not that guy that last week when the wind was blowing out and pitched a gem. >> reporter: yeah. very good on that. tell me about jake arietta. what do you think tonight? . >> jake arietta has been up and down all season long. he didn't have complete command. he had gave up a couple of walks right away in the 1st inning. but the thing about arietta is he is so strong-minded that if h

back seat chefs peer inside your oven. but you've cleaned all baked-on so the only thing they see is that beautiful bird. go ahead. let 'em judge. ? ? find the murder weapon yet? did you apologize to dr. price yet? (sighs) i will. bodies. well, that doesn't mean that you're off the hook. i happen to know that ryan sent flowers. (chuckles) of course he did. girls love flowers. the north american blade registry? yeah. dr. price worked one miracle, i'm just trying to work another. i've entered in all of the rare knife specs. (trilling) looks like all her measurements were spot-on. ziv, double-tipped, partially serrated knife. itary issue. who do we know that's in the military? dan becks. becks: yeah, i served. i was over there rebuilding bridges our guys blew up. we built the same bridge six times. couldn't take it anymore, so i didn't re-enlist. mr. becks, do you own a ziv combat knife? i lost it. when did that happen? this morning. at the tremaine. you said you went to practice with the kids. you want to tell me what happen

back to you. >> melissa, thank you so much.ight football, nationally televised game. packers lost to the redskins. green bay's not the team it's been in the past. aaron rodgers has struggled. is this a winnable game? >> totally winnable. they are a train wreck right now. hopefully the eagles can give carson wentz back the rhythm. they have to go on a winning streak. >> cliche. must win. is it absolutely a must win situation? >> they can't afford to win a home game. >> if they lose the game -- >> ba bye bye playoffs. i will declare tuesday nonplayoff tuesday if they lose. >> we won't go there. finally tonight, with the sideline pass comes great responsibility. during

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and back in this order. come back, and and and and and, back by the evening rush hour.is all and unlock all of the doors and turn styles, and you know what your car is like when it hasn't been driven for a week or so, in the garage. we have to give it the a jump start, get a and and and and, the alternate plan coming into downtown this morning. we have a big campaign event doesn't start until 7:30. have the fifth street station will be remaining closed, regardless of what time the market frankford gets up and running and that is because of the motorcade madness. >> yes. >> downtown. but hey sue it is an outdoor event. >> i will give you a nine out of ten today, so that is one good thing weather will not give you any problems at all. the just have a warm enough jacket like buddy and your shades for this daylight part of the day. you know that the time has change if it will get dark very early. nothing on radar there. checking philadelphia international airport 43 degrees. we have had our sunrise at 6:47. sunnies rising a little bit earlier but it will also set earlier. 3

but lebron, he sneaks them back in out of no where, rebound and put back. the lebron with the triple double. third quarter sixers trying to runaway with it, caught, robert covington, this is wide open lay up. sixers 62 turnovers last three games. fourth quarter cleveland takes their first lead and they don't look back. irving scores 19 of his 39 in the fourth. and cavilers close it out, sixers lose their third straight 112-108. brett brown says he is still proud of their effort. >> by and large you walk out of the game thinking i think our guys played well, you know, we always want more but free throw descrepancy is punishing, and the 12 turnovers in the second half is just, you will not make that autopsy begins players of that caliber. >>> no pressure or anything but the eagles are running out of time to get on a run after losing five of seven, this is a must win tomorrow night against aaron rodgers and packers hoff also lost five of their last seven. >> we got the to win every single one, next six, and that is something we all know and that is something w

they went back-to-back in '07 and '08 against the detroit tigers. who was alive in 1908? alpha tone was a 9-year-old. -- al capone. babe ruth was 13 years old. thomas edison, 61 years old in 1908. samuel clemens, a.k.a. mark 68 years ago. the year was 1948. last time this indians franchise won at all. for cleveland, in the history of this great city, two teams have clinched here. the 1920 cleveland indians and the 1964 cleveland browns. they did that at cleveland municipal stadium which was taken down, it's where the indians played as well. now a new stadium where the cleveland browns play. this game 7 is going into the bottom of the ninth inning. aroldis chapman, i can't imagine how much he has left, will deal with the top of the lineup. santana, kipnis, lindor. after a two-out rally in the bottom of the eighth tied this oh, my. hard to catch her breath. -- hard to catch your breath. good job by bryan shaw in the top of the ninth in a play behind the bag by lindor. top of the order coming up. thanks, fans, for watching the t-mobile unlimited baseball break. #unlimitedbas

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she is safe and back with her family. she had been missing since tuesday night. hillary clinton's campaign says it ?will? take part in efforts to push for recounts in wisconsin and other key states. the recount effort is being led by green party candidate jill stein, who's raised millions of dollars to have votes counted again in wisconsin. an attorney for the is ?not? going to contest the results itself. but it wants to help ensure the recall is fair. president-elect donald trump dismissing the recount today, saying quote, "the election is over." trump blasted the green party's effort as a "scam"... accusing nominee jill stein, of trying to reel-in donations that she won't actually spend on a recount. trump's statement did not mention clinton. reaction continuing to pour-in from around the world to the fidel castro. we're going to show you a live picture now from miami, where the news has triggered an emotional and long-awaited celebration in the city's large cuban-american community. peaceful demonstrators filled the streets of the little havana neighborhood to

>>> welcome back to "gma." we are back upstairs. nice to be back upstairs. welcome to all of you. ready to have some fun this morning? [ applause ] >> so ready. >> well, what's that plan? well, you know what, i have a question for everybody. how many of you have told your kids a white lie? >> wait. what are you doing, man? >> yeah. >> get out here. >> we have a special guest. ali wentworth. [ cheers and applause ] >> what's wrong with you? [ applause ] [ applause ] >> you know, i'll be honest with you, george said michael don't do it because i'm afraid. don't bring her out. >> oh, my, are you kidding me? >> we're so excited about your new show. >> congratulations. >> one of the sexiest men in america. >> i know. [ cheers and applause ] >>ing? we've known for a long time. >> he owes it all to you. >> and i never make anything close to that list as a >> answer this question, though, when george made the list yesterday we put out the cutout. did he come home with a different swagger. >> he came home even more depressed and deflated than he usually does. so, no, michael. no, it might