>> anthony: more likely it'll be "wow, chicago" or "oh, chicago." they'll be impressed.hicago's a town, a city that doesn't ever have to measure itself against any other city. other places have to measure themselves against it. it's big, it's outgoing, it's tough, it's opinionated, and everybody's got a story. ♪ i took a walk through this beautiful world ♪ ♪ felt the cool rain on my shoulder ♪ ♪ found something good in this beautiful world ♪ ♪ i felt the rain getting colder ♪ ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la ♪ >> woman: i've been coming to the ale house forever. >> woman: what can't the ale house tell you about chicago? >> man: yes, my father did come here. i do a lot of cross word puzzles. >> anthony: as late afternoon gives way to evening in chicago's old town, it's time to drink. though to be fair, almost anytime is time for a drink at the old town ale house. >> woman: another favorite of mine, is anita. >> man: the difficult ones are the people who -- >> anthony: the chorus assembles, to give their

chicago outside of wrigley field tonight. check out the reaction from chicago fans watching the game from inside a bar. maybe at home you were cheering like that. a game that was back and forth and included a 20-minute rain delay capping off one of the best world series games in history. what a night. good evening. thanks for sticking around for this special edition of fox 10 news at 9:00. >> tonight. both teams, amazing game seven. even if you were a casual baseball game you had to be tied up in knots. live pictures from chicago as they are celebrating and taking it in, a 108 year drought is over. >> something tells me this celebration will go into the morning hours. the sun will be rising and they will be celebrating. chicago. we begin our world series coverage with jude lacava. you got a chance to catch up with harry care y's daughter. >> reporter: he passed away almost two decades ago. harry's daughter lives in the valley. as you would imagine, is every bit as excited as hairy -- harry on a night like this. ? take me out

chicago cubs celebrating tonight here in cleveland. and back in chicago. it is on in chicago.fe back there. world champion chicago cubs. kevin burkhardt. and the guys on the other side of the break. a draining series. a pleasure to call. kevin next up. power the first phone with the new google assistant, unlimited photo storage, and a stunning vr experience. how is this possible? (announcer vo) so buy a pixel, only on verizon, and get up to $400 back. and right now get 20 gigs and four lines for just 160 with no surprise overages. all on america's best network. [ rock music playing ] have fun with your replaced windows. run away! [ grunts ] leave him! leave him! [ music continues ] brick and mortar, what?! [ music continues ] [ tires screech ] [ laughs ] [ doorbell rings ] when you bundle home and auto insurance with progressive, you get more than a big discount. that's what you get for bundling home and auto! jamie! you get sneaky-good coverage. thanks. we're gonna live forever! will -- >> kevin: what a scene it was. the champagne will be flowing. how about at wrigley as the

a lot of people in chicago it's a drink in the bleachers at wrigley. chicago is rocking. let's go to cleveland where all the drama of game seven played out. earlier we spoke to rob howard, anchor for the abc cleveland station, wews. rob, let us start by offering you our condolences. how are you feeling? >> reporter: what a night. i'm fine. we just got a torrential downpour in cleveland so the rain is hiding the tears running down my face right now. >> what's the atmosphere like there? >> you know, during the game and during the rain delay and that last inning, fingers were crossed. i don't know if i took a breath for about an hour there, and then when you were finally able to exhale, just tough. it was tough. >> rob, take us through the roller coaster ride that's game i mean, they were down. they came back. the rain delay. i mean, you had so much. exactly. take us through that ride for fans, for yourself, where everybody was there in cleveland. >> yeah. i'm so glad i didn't have supper tonight because i don't know that it would have lasted very long. it was -- we were all

it's all about chicago. i'm just explaining how he's probably the best executive baseball has ever seen. he's reversed two unbelievable curses and brought joy to the city of chicago like we have not seen. they've been up all night, and bryn is there. what are you seeing? >> reporter: i'm cracking up because just a minute ago we had cubs fans chanting cnn, and i'm like, wait, don't you want to cheer cubs. it's ban crazy night. i want to zoom in on this for you. world series champions, wrigley field for you, christine. >> i love it. >> i can hear you melting over the air. >> reporter: the it's been an incredible night. john said it. people are awake. they're not going home any time soon even though police are trying to get people to go home, but the excitement is building throughout the night and probably into the morning and probably even into the next day and for a long time. i was talking to one guy. this painted the perfect picture. he's like this is generational. you have fathers to watched baseball games

and if you can help us, say chicago, help chicago needs to be that as as a state of emerg. on my way here come the 17 people shot and killed in one s weekend. they are mutual friends so now they are grieving and asking met how are you doing. it pains my heart so thatba because i just don't know. i did everything i could can do. i even wrote legislation on the assault weapons ban. please help us.ey want to save they say black people want to be parents but not everybody wants to be pents. can we be mentors, despite what we do i have 300 kids at a bonfire this weekend and they rode horses but did that stop anything? i'm only one person and i'm doing it out of my pocket so anybody in here listening, take a stand against gun violence. don't think that this is just a black issue or gang issue.ng it's not just gang violence, its innocent people being done gonen restaurants, going to the movie. i know her son ~ coming out of the church and what we focus on the scope of the movie theater in broad daylight. i spoke to the mother before i left and i said i will try my best. i even spo

chicago's influence? sgt. doug doyle is a 10- year veteran of the cedar rapids police force.like many officers, time and time again, he's heard people in the community say chicago is a main contributor of local crime. "i think there's a lot of people that push the blame there-- to the people coming from chicago."chica go has made a lot of headlines recently for its high crime rates. as of early september, the city had more than 500 total homicides in 2016, accordi outpaces bigger cities of la and new york. combined, those two had about 100 fewer homicides through late august. the sgt. can recall hearing horror stories from visitors to cedar rapids. "a few months back, i met a family that was in town. her children weren't allowed to go play in the front yard for fear of what may happen to them, for fear of being shot." there's little doubt that chi-town crime is troubling. but is it really troubling away. police chief wayne jerman recently weighed in on the question. "is there an influence, sure. and we're awar

chicago's influence? sgt. doug doyle is a 10- year veteran of the cedar rapids police force.like many officers, time and time again, he's heard people in the community say chicago is a main contributor of local crime. "i think there's a lot of people that push the blame there-- to the people coming a lot of headlines recently for its high crime rates. as of early september, the city had more than 500 total homicides in 2016, according to the chicago tribune. that outpaces bigger cities of la and new york. combined, those two had about 100 fewer homicides through late august. the sgt. can recall hearing horror stories from visitors to cedar rapids. "a few months back, i met a family that was in town. her children weren't allowed to go play in the front yard for fear of what may happen to them, for there's little doubt that chi-town crime is troubling. but is it really troubling cedar rapids, which, by car, is fewer than four hours away. police chief wayne jerman recently weighed in on the question. "is there an

. >> the chicago cubs are world series champions. >> and the cubs have finally won it all! >> with game seven now in the books, the celebrations have begun. wrigleyville now a land of winners leaving the cleveland indians in the underdog dust. >> we'll have all the highlights heading into the championship city of chicago, my hometown, on this thursday, november 3rd. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> hell has frozen over. >> hell has frozen over. apparently, there were sightings of pigs flying as well. the chicago cubs. >> it was an awesome game. >> if you're waking up, it's a new world. something nobody could say in 108 years, the chicago cubs are world series champions. excited. >> this is what it looks like when you're fans and waited your entire life rewarded with a world series title. >> that's a moment right there in wrigleyville. >> partying like it's 1908. >> exactly. that place went wild, many bars in the locker room there at progressive field. the cubs, players, fans, media members, friends, family members all celebrating. >> champagne. >> even some b

if you guys can help us, chicago, help chicago, chicago needs to put at a state of emergency. on my way here 17 people shot and killed in one weekend. fifty people shot, but because i'm from chicago i went to chicago public school, they are mutual friends. so now they are grieving. they are asking me, me, camille how do you do it? i don't know how i do it. i'm in pain you guys. it pains my my heart so bad because i just don't know. on it 28 loved ones. twenty-eight. i just don't know no more. i've did everything i could do. i vote. i help on campaigns. imap forms. a map forms, i'm speaking, even wrote legislation. i wrote the blair assault weapons ban. please help us. they want to say black people need to stand up and be peers and parents. that's true. can we be surrogates, can we mentor. despite my pain i still do what i need to do. ice have. ice have 300 kids at a bonfire this weekend. and they rode horses. but did that stop anything? i'm only one person and i am doing it out of my own pocket. so i'm asking anybody that is in here listening, take your stand against gun viole

chicago's influence? sgt. doug doyle is a 10- year veteran of the cedar rapids police force.like many officers, time and time again, he's heard people in the community say chicago is a main contributor of local crime. "i think there's a lot of people that push the blame there-- to the people coming a lot of headlines recently for its high crime rates. as of early september, the city had more than 500 total homicides in 2016, according to the chicago tribune. that outpaces bigger cities of la and new york. combined, those two had about 100 fewer homicides through late august. the sgt. can recall hearing horror stories from visitors to

i have a photograph of my family in chicago watching the game at a bar in the chicago suburbs, and extremely stressful. i was texting with them, and they were all excited and thought, you know, chicago was winning, and then, you know, the indians made the comeback. there they are. these are my brothers and my because they were watching game seven. >> that's what's making news in america this morning. >>> making news in america this thursday morning, the curse reversed. the chicago cubs are world series champions after winning an epic game seven in an extra inning thriller. the celebration still going on and lebron james trying to fire up the crowd. >>> the final push. the candidates hitting key battleground states. our experts on which states donald trump needs to win. and the new polls showing a neck and neck race with just five days to go until the election. >>> trapped on a mountain in a blizzard, a group of firefighters stuck on one of america's highest peaks. the video of their ordeal. >>> and vape mishap. an e-cigarette explodes in a man's pocket. the dramatic moment caught on

if you guys can help us, chicago, help chicago, chicago needs to put at a state of emergency. on my way here 17 people shot and killed in one weekend. fifty people shot, but because i'm from chicago i went to chicago public school, they are mutual friends. so now they are grieving. they are asking me, me, camille how do you do it? i don't know how i do it. i'm in pain you guys. it pains my my heart so bad because i just don't know. on it 28 loved ones. twenty-eight. i just don't know no more. i've did everything i could do. i vote. i help on campaigns. imap forms. a map forms, i'm speaking, even wrote legislation. i wrote the blair assault weapons ban. please help us. they want to say black people need to stand up and be peers and parents. that's true. can we be surrogates, can we mentor. despite my pain i still do what i need to do. ice have. ice have 300 kids at a bonfire this weekend. and they rode horses. but did that stop anything? i'm only one person and i am doing it out of my own pocket. so i'm asking anybody that is in here listening, take your stand against gun viole

we are bringing a picture from the top in chicago.ubs arriving to a hometown that is so excited. >> they just carried the trophy off the bus and rizzo was holding it. >> he made the game-winning catch. >> a lot of fans have not been sleeping. >> i watched it. it was incredible. >> how are you here? >> adrenalin. >> when you wait 200 years it is worth losing sleep. >> i am not a cubs fans but i have a girlfriend in chicago and i stayed up and watched. >> we will talk more about that but, first, our whole team is here. meteorologist mike nicco? >> cool, everyone, not so much fog. it could develop. winds are up a little. live doppler hd is showing how clear it is. there is a look at how light the winds are at ferry building temperatures in the mid-40s to mid-50s and mid-60s at noon. plenty of sunshine, 66 to 73. we have a high wind advisory. i will look at the local and current wave heights ahead. >> quiet weather-wise. that will translate to an easy commute. light through the bay bridge toll plaza. it is an hour before the lights are fl

chicago erupting in celebration. nats cheering cubs fans in chi mos sound: they deserve it, this is the best team we've had in years mos sound: there is literally nowhere i would rather be than right here in win -- historic world series, are you kidding me it was an epic winner take all series- the indians and the cubs duking it out all the way to game 7 in cleveland? chicago pulling off an astonishing comeback from a 3-1 deficit in the series? nats david ross home run with veteran catcher david ross caping off the last game of his career with a home run and a world series win. as the beloved late chicago announcer harry caray would say 'holy cow!' dan harris, abc news and no, nicole is not gone because she's celebrating the cubs win, although who could blame her. she is the emcee of good morning cedar rapids. we will be right back. stay november 3rd. here's what you need to know today. "just a big loss for everybody. " emotions are running high from people all across the state as they remember the two officers shot

mcclean has the excitement from chicago. ((scott mclean)) >> the curse is officially broken after it took the chicago cubs 10 innings in wednesday night's game 7 for the chicago cubs to become the world series champs for the first time since 1908 (nats cheering) the moment they've been waiting for ... as chicago emerges victorious from world series 2016. they beat the cleveland indians eight-to-seven in ten innings. it was a nail-biter of a game that featured a rain delay and went on past midnight, but the fans didn't seem to mind. mos:"fifty one years i've been here. a die-hard cubs fan from the south side. it hasn't been easy but the cubs are awesome and the supporters and fs up on us" mos:"i'm just like ... weeping openly right now. i'm covered with beers and tears and i just can't believe that this has happened." the cubs took three in a row to close out the the indians in game seven of a dramatic series. mos:"the anxiety was inane, you know, from down three-to-one, it was a one game at a time mentality. and once we were

i have a photograph of my family all in chicago watching the game at a bar in a chicago suburb, and extremely stressful. i was texting with them, and they were all excited and thought, you know, chicago was winning, and then, you know, the indians had a comeback. there they are. these are my brothers and my husband's brothers. isn't that cool? >> and the babies. >> this is my niece and nephew also rooting for the cubs as you can see. corps of engineers is looking into whether the bakken oil pipeline can follow a different route in north dakota. the president says that could alleviate concerns of the standing rock sioux native american tribe. ongoing protests have threatened construction, and the tribe fears the pipeline could endanger drinking water and destroy sacred sites. the pipeline would run from north dakota to illinois, going through 18 counties in iowa. >>> good morning, i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm linzie janis in for diane macedo. here's the stories we're covering for you on "world news now." the chicago cubs are world series champions defeating the in indians last night in ten inning

at downtown chicago's grant park. fans sprinted to find a good viewing spot for the world series rally -- streets were jammed from wrigley field to downtown chicago. the chicago river was even died in cubbie blue. ((joe maddon: so i want to congratulate you the fans also and thank you for being so not another 108 years let's hope we can repeat and come back and do this next year thank you very much. )) ((brian loftus)) >> first baseman anthony rizzo who ended up with the final out and world series ball, holds it up all and says it might be worth $3 million, gives ball gives it to team owner davie ricketts a day after the rally....a few of the chicago cubs players were involved in the annual championship parade at disney world in orlando florida./// sherry 's 80s and that trend continues through the early part of the week right into election day. ............. overnight lows a little above normal... and so will be highs. ........... slightly cooler but above normal by veterans day on friday. ............ no real change

in chicago is cedar rapids. kcrg-tv9's forrest saunders talked with cedar rapids police, who say the proximity is just one of the reasons for chicago's impact. sgt. doug doyle is a 10- year veteran of the cedar rapids police force.like many officers, time and time again, he's heard people in the community say chicago is a main contributor of local crime. "i think there's a lot of people that push the blame there-- to the people coming from chicago."chica go has made a lot of headlines recently for its high crime rates. had more than 500 total homicides in 2016, according to the chicago tribune. that outpaces bigger cities of la and new york. combined, those two had about 100 fewer homicides through late august. the sgt. can recall hearing horror stories from visitors to cedar rapids. "a few months back, i met a family that was in town. her children weren't allowed to go play in the front yard for fear of what may happen to them, for fear of being shot." there's little doubt that troubling cedar rapids, which, by

clinton was born in chicago and raised in a suburb outside chicago. she says she grew up a cubs fan. but has become known as a she has said she has always been a fan of both teams. playing it safe there. i guess so. president obama is from chicago but he's white sox fan. still he got excited about last night win. he tweeted out it happened cubs win world series. that's change even this south sider can believe in. want to come to the white house before i leave? a little invite from the president there. that cubs win making a big impact in chicago today. people are already showing up at wrigley fiel the cubs came back to chicago early and a group of fans met them outside the stadium to welcome them back and cheer them on. after a dramatic end to game seven last night. look at that trophy. this is going to be a tough play. the cubs win the world series. that was it. that was the end in case you missed it. a 20 minute rain delay added to the suspense. tied in the 10th inning the cubs scored two runs. you'd think that was the end of it, but the indians sco

they are turning the chicago chicago cubs who won their first world series title in 108 years. the cubs victory parade will start mere in about two hours from now at wrigley field. they will wind through the streets for six miles ending at grant park where they will have a rally in downtown chicago. no school today. they cancelled school so the kids could attend the big parade. there you see them turning the chicago river blue as we >> kim: he may have been blue if he was cold outside. zobrist signing autographs. he only lives two miles from wrigley field and had no problem standing outside and signing all those autographs. >> tom: i'm all about the cubs too. i only lived in chicago from ages five to seven but i'm going to take it as a chicago victory. we have an accident just to the east of nellis. car nado still fully under way. the biggest effect is where you take the mlk ramp especially in the evening hours. that is the way it's going to be up through february. around town it's just busy on the southbound 15. what you expect this time of day. little fire on monroe. we'll se

.>> i'm super happy for chicago. cog >> yes. >> a live look outside on thisoi thursdayde morning.orni. it's n sleepy folks out there i'mhere'm sure watching that game untill 1:00 in the morning. morng weather and traffic on theffic e ve a at 6:05. good thursday, allison seouour. >> welcome to fox5 newss morning. of course thein big story thiss morning, the game seven game se thriller in the world seriese r to ends chicago's drought fromuf 108 years ago. a cubs fans flooded into thehe streets with the game in there e 1 o'clock in the morning. mornig this is the cubs' first world series championship since 190890 ending more than a essential essential -- century of o misery. mi they used to call them the loveable losers. l it all the thrills of a winneran take all finale. fin cubs looking good in thed in t eighth up six to three but all-star closer the lead.ea top of the tenth ben zobrist zob hit a go ahead double. dbl chicago up two runs.uns. indians turn at bat.. brandon guyer who has a connection to fox5 scores a rib

kcrg-tv9's forrest proximity is just one of the reasons for chicago's impact. chicago's influence? sgt. doug doyle is a 10- year veteran of the cedar rapids police force.like many officers, time and time again, he's heard people in the community say chicago is a main contributor of local crime. "i think there's a lot of people that push the blame there-- to the people coming from chicago."chica go has made a lot of headlines recently for its high crime rates. had more than 500 total homicides in 2016, according to the chicago tribune. that outpaces bigger cities of la and new york. combined, those two had about 100 fewer homicides through late august. the sgt. can recall hearing horror stories from visitors to cedar rapids. "a few months back, i met a family that was in town. her children weren't allowed to go play in the front yard for fear of what may happen to them, for fear of being shot." there's troubling cedar rapids, which, by car, is fewer than four hours away. police chief wayne jerman recently weighed in on the question. "is there an influence, sure. and we're aware of i

frank, you are a chicago guy. you've been a chicago guy for a long time.to the city? >> frank: playing there and being there the last 26 years, i know tonight this is the most anticipated championship in chicago history. it's been 108 years. i think they win tonight for chicago, this would be, you know, the only championship that can rival their biggest championship ever, the '85 bears. that's how large it would be for the city of chicago. >> pete: nobody cares about the bears team. i don't know how long these fans -- al capone was 9 years old. >> kevin: it's a long time ago. >> pete: biggest thing in sports, biggest baseball game we've ever seen. it's so big for the city of chicago. we can't put it in words. >> alex: a sigh of relief. it transcends sports. it's one of the coolest stories. game 7, unbelievable. >> tom: i think it's the biggest championship you could win in sports. guys like heyward and fowler and lackey. they took less money to sign as free agents becomes. there's nothing bigger than winning the world series with a cubs uniform on. >> kevi

chicago cubs celebrating tonight here in cleveland. and back in chicago. it is on in chicago. world champion chicago cubs. kevin burkhardt. and the guys on the other side of the break. a draining series. a pleasure to call. kevin next up. power the first phone with the new google assistant, unlimited photo storage, and a stunning vr experience. how is this possible? (announcer vo) so buy a pixel, only on verizon, and get up to $400 back. and right now get 20 gigs and four lines for just 160 with no surprise overages. all on america's best network. go, go! [ rock music playing ] have fun with your replaced windows. run away! [ grunts ] leave him! leave him! [ music continues ] [ tires screech ] [ laughs ] [ doorbell rings ] when you bundle home and auto insurance with progressive, you get more than a big discount. that's what you get for bundling home and auto! jamie! you get sneaky-good coverage. thanks. [cheering] >> kevin: what a scene it was. the champagne will be flowing. how about at wrigley as the cubs wrap it up? nobody is going to sleep in why would they? these cubs fa

i'm from chicago. >> people who are not from chicago are excited for the cubs. >> both teams deserve credit. they put up such a good fight. it was an incredible game. both cities have so much to be proud of. >> so many celebrations happening well into the overnight hours. a nail biter throughout. >> really stressful. a lot of people in chicago losing their mai thais at this point. it's a drink in the bleachers at wrigley. the drama of game seven played out. earlier we spoke to rob howard, anchor for the abc cleveland station, wews. rob, let us start by offering you our condolences. how are you feeling? >> reporter: what a night. i'm fine. we just got a torrential downpour in cleveland so the rain is hiding the tears running down my face right now. >> what's the atmosphere like >> you know, during the game and during the rain delay and that last inning, fingers were crossed. i don't know if i took a breath for about an hour there, and then when you were finally able to exhale, just tough. it was tough. >> rob, take us through the roller coaster ride that's game seven. i mean, they wer

in chicago. our families who are fighting just to get justice for their families killed by the chicago police department. and they are treated worse than a victim who lost their lives to gun violence. they tell us why are you worried about the police, you need to worry about the gun violence. but you ignore the gun violence because they don't want us to deal with that. we are living in constant fear in the city of chicago. if you can help us, say chicago can help chicago. chicago needs to be put as a state of emergency. on my way here, 17 people shot and killed in one weekend. 50 people shot. because i'm from chicago i went to the chicago public school. they are mutual friends so now they are grieving and asking me how do you do it. i don't know how i do it. it pains my heart so bad because i just don't know. i am at 28 left ones, 28. i just don't know no more. i did everything i could do. i vote, i help on campaigns. i even wrote legislation. i wrote the blair hope assault weapons. please come h

as chicago emerges victorious from world series 2016. they beat the cleveland indians eight-to-seven in ten innings. it was a nail-biter of a game that featured a rain delay and went on past midnight, but the fans didn't seem to mind. mos:"fifty one years i've been here. a die-hard cubs fan from the south side. it hasn't been easy but the cubs are awesome and the supporters and fans mos:"i'm just like ... weeping openly right now. i'm covered with beers and tears and i just can't believe that this has happened." the cubs took three in a row to close out the the indians in game seven of a dramatic series. mos:"the anxiety was inane, you know, from down three-to-one, it was a one game at a time mentality. and once we were here today we knew it was just a matter of one game showing up and it happened exactly as it should have. some ... disappointed this series between the two clubs had to have a loser. mos: "the cleveland fans were awesome. the cubs were great night." when the game ended, chicago erupted in celebrations one hundred and eigh

life is good. >>> the chicago cubs, the world champion chicago cubs returned home to wrigley field after the historic win. >> last night or early this morning. >> the world series champs greeted by dozens of fans in their home town. chicago lost won the world series -- won the world series 1908. >> that is the biggest craziest most fun victory parade ever. >> it was a late end to the for people out east. the chicago area runners association posting this giant cup of coffee on facebook this morning with the caption, every chicagoan at work today. kudos those who made it to work. that's the -- if you made it to work, you are above and beyond. >> you are a great fan and great employee. here is the new sports illustrated cover commemorating the cub's first championship since 1908. chicago has a new goat. only this time goat stands for that game for baseball probably was it. a game seven. in a tweet sports hill serrated said curses are meant to be broken. >> mesa proclaiming monday november 7 world series champion chicago cubs day. sloan park is home for the cubs for spring training. everyone

the 39-year-old retire. 6-3 chicago. bottom of the 8th... 6-4 cubs...1 on for cleveland and then this happened. aroldis chapman with a pitch that ra-jay davis puts on a laser beam to left field. tied at 6... no...no...no as many people thought of goats, black cats, bartman, 1984 against the padres. 6-6... top of the 10th... 2 on as cleveland walked anthony rizzo to get to ben zobrist... and that's a mistake. playoffs. zobrist slices a double to left. two score. 8-6 chicago. cleveland got one back to get to 8-7... but with 2 outs in the bottom of the 10th... kris bryant fires in the final out. cubs win... cubs win... cubs win. savor the day, cubs fans... you, of any fan base in the world, know how difficult this accomplishme nt is. this is going to be a tough play, and he makes it and with that, the chicago cubs have won their first world series since 1908. 108 years. the cubs deficit to win the world series -- the last team to accomplish this... the 1985 kansas city royals. cubs manager joe maddon noted how rare this acc

morning can put you in chicago are expected to leave wrigley at 10... with the parade beginning to make its way through downtown chicago around 11. milwaukee is - of course - brewers territory... but we do have some cubs fans in our area. about 40 percent of students at marquette are from illinois. many i-d as cubs fans. and in kenosha... near the spent the day yesterday talking to fans who said their town is evenly split between cubs and brewers. several cubs fans buying world series gear in kenosha told us they plan to drive to chicago for today's parade. if you're in milwaukee and want to hop on a train south... there's one leaving the intermodal station at 6:15 this morning. and there's a second train leaving at 8:05. it's about a 90 minute ride... so both should put you in chicago by parade time. lly raat grant park... scheduled to start around noon. live...pz... tmj4 coming up on live at daybreak: helping hurricane matthew victims: how you can pitch in-- to help survivors-- have a hot meal. plus: before he was a winner in chicago-- he got praise--

the vast majority of her kids in chicago and chicago high schools are telling me this. i interviewed 200 kids and my own daughter attends 45 blocks to from the place we are talking about. no with a kid other than my daughter who has observed that, that's a different story, different town had ever been stopped or searched by the police. so until also and i guess the biggest thing that kids taught us was that there is not going to be this trust until and unless they see police department stand behind those good officers who smile and treat them with respect but who don't stand behind the officers who abuse them. the reality in chicago in many places across the nation is that there has been an utter lack of police accountability when police officers abuse their power. >> vindicating the fourth amendment and talking about a law school class is terrific but let's acknowledge certainly in w york a city that once had 2002 at the murders you get to the airport and you don't have a fourth member not suggesting anybody knows, the reality is those who -- need to own up to the fact

>>> the cubs own the front pages of today's chicago's newspaper. the "chicago tribune," "at last!" and overjoyed cubs with a headline "what a wonderful world." cleveland's plain dealer called it history, noting that the drags on. way to rub it. n. >>> lebron sent a shout-out to the indians on twitter after they came up shareholder. >> the whole cavs organization, the whole city of cleveland, we are proud of you guys. you have nothing to hang your heads low about. >> james and the cavaliers brought cleveland its first pro sports championship since 1964 when they won the nba title last spring. >>> well, here is a look at some >>> the philadelphia inquirer reports arguments presented by bill cosby's lawyers to have his sexual assault case thrown out. they say he has been exploited by politicians, the media, and accusers hungry for fame. a judge is due to decide what evidence may be knitted at cosby's trial next june. >>> "the new york times" reports president obama's first remarks on the controversial dakota access pipeline. he said the government engineers are considering another pat

i have a photograph of my family all in chicago watching the game at a bar in a chicago suburb, and extremely stressful. i was texting with them, and they were all excited and thought, you know, chicago was winning, and then, you know, the indians had a comeback. there they are. these are my brothers and my husband's brothers. isn't that cool? >> and the babies. can see. >> cubs it's not uncommon for autistic kids to flap their hands. and so when i saw that, that was completely disqualifying. i'm a republican, but this election is so much bigger than party. my son max can't live in trump world. crossing party lines and voting for hillary. i don't always agree with her, but she's reasonable. and she's smart. she can work with people to solve problems. i want to be able to tell my kids that i did the right thing when it really mattered. >>> good morning, i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm linzie janis in for diane macedo. here's the stories we're covering for you on "world news now." the chicago cubs are world series champions defeating the indians last night in ten innings to win the title for the firs

at chicago ??and what a reason to celebrate - the cubs ended more than a century of misery in one of the greatest world series games ever. "it's like a heavyweight fight...just blow for blow, everybody playing their heart up either. i can't believe we are finally standing...after 108 years finally able to hoist the trophy." trophy."what's more amazing - the cubs had to win their last two games on the road.this was the first time a team came back from a 3-to-1 deficit since 1985. coming up after the break - the celebration in the corridor that went turned tragi. tragic. this morning -- covering the vernon: they're like a lot of iowans -- they get up early, get the kids to school, and get to work. but too often, washington stacks the deck against us. we need to build an economy that works for the middle class. instead of giving breaks to big business, we need to cut taxes for the middle class i'm monica vernon, and i approve this message

what's going to happen in chicago?e beginning of the 35th democratic national convention, chicago is nearly security-tight. perhaps the heaviest security ever provided for a political gathering in the free world. >> the police, several thousand of them, are now deployed. soldiers have arrived in chicago and are standing by. >> for the convention, the plan was to have a mass anti-war demonstrate and a mass counterculture festival. we gathered in the parks. >> we're going to march because we have a right to, because that's what we came to chicago to do and no one's going to stop us. thank you. [ applause ] >> there were many factions. they were united only by a feeling that this is our moment. this is carnegie hall. >> no more war. no more war. >> they're concerned about the build-up of the force because we think that anything that's built-up like this is liable to be used. >> a democratic convention is about to begin in a police state. there just doesn't seem to be any other way to say it. >> the people of chicago and i

chicago cubs celebrating tonight here in cleveland. and back in chicago. world champion chicago cubs. kevin burkhardt. and the guys on the other side of the break. a draining series. a pleasure to call. kevin next up. power the first phone with the new google assistant, unlimited photo storage, vr experience. how is this possible? (announcer vo) so buy a pixel, only on verizon, and get up to $400 back. and right now get 20 gigs and four lines for just 160 with no surprise overages. all on america's best network. go, go! [ rock music playing ] have fun with your replaced windows. run away! [ grunts ] leave him! leave him! ?! [ music continues ] [ tires screech ] [ laughs ] [ doorbell rings ] when you bundle home and auto insurance with progressive, you get more than a big discount. that's what you get for bundling home and auto! jamie! you get sneaky-good coverage. thanks. [cheering] >> kevin: what a scene it was. the champagne will be flowing. how about at wrigley as the cubs wrap it up? why would they? these cubs fans who invaded cleveland, loud as ever a

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chicago cubs celebrating tonight here in cleveland. and back in chicago. it is on in chicago. world champion chicago cubs. kevin burkhardt. and the guys on the other side of the break. a draining series. a pleasure to call. kevin next up. power the first phone with the new google assistant, unlimited photo storage, and a stunning vr experience. how is this possible? (announcer vo) so buy a pixel, only on verizon, and get up to $400 back. and right now get 20 gigs and four lines for just 160 with no surprise overages. all on america's best network. go, go! [ rock music playing ] have fun with your replaced windows. run away! [ grunts ] leave him! leave him! [ music continues ] brick and mortar, what?! [ tires screech ] [ laughs ] [ doorbell rings ] when you bundle home and auto insurance with progressive, you get more than a big discount. that's what you get for bundling home and auto! jamie! you get sneaky-good coverage. thanks. [cheering] >> kevin: what a scene it was. the champagne will be flowing. how about at wrigley as the cubs wrap it up? nobody is going to sleep in why

the front page of this morning's "chicago tribune" saying simply "at last." and you can understand why, because at 12:47 a.m. eastern time, hell froze over. in cleveland at last, the chicago cubs became world series champion, and the celebrations were on, 108 years in the making. >> that is wrigley field there. its famous sign reading "home of the chicago cubs, world series champions." still plenty of security outside. thousands of fans were celebrating there after the game. i think they're still celebrating now. >> i think they are. you still see quite a few out there in wrigleyville on the north side. back in cleveland the champagne and beer was flying in the cubs' locker room when the party finally arrived there. plenty of the players covering their eyes with their protective goggles. >> one great shot from the game, cleveland's own lebron james fired up cheering on the indians from the stands. his cavaliers didn't play last night. >> in the end lebron and the rest of the indians fans went home a little disappointed. this is a curse reversed. >> the cubs w

chicago today, 65 degrees. that's what's going on around the country, and here's what's >>> good morning. i am storm team 4, and meteorologist chuck bell, and mostly cloudy now and there's rain up near pittsburgh and that is coming our way for later this afternoon, and grab an umbrella on the way out the door. not rain out there just yet, and rain likely to move into the here's future weather by 1:30 today, so between noon and 3:00 or 4:00, the first drops move in and more showers continuing until 7:00 or 8:00 tonight. breezy and cool tomorrow and dry for the weekend. >> and that's your latest weather. coming up next half hour, my conversation with mvp, ben zobrist. guys? >> looking forward to that. coming up, cursory verse. world series title in more than 108 years. >> the new program being launched this morning to bring two sides closer together, but hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vo: in times of crisis america depends on steady leadership. donald trump: "knock the crap out o

this is in -- this is in chicago. this is at wrigley field where the cubs are arriving home early this morning, getting off a bus. as you can that's jason heyward there. some of the fans are still gathered. still waiting to find out when the big celebration is going to be. or it is just going to continue, i'm sure, in chicago. >> i still see some huge smiles. they've probably just been going since the middle of the night. >> so al is a long-time cleveland indians fan. so first, al, sorry about that. and sorry that you also traveled [ cheers ] >> reporter: one of the most famous fans, bill into the musical feel of things during one of the innings, starts dancing, trying to get that mojo going. and despite that torrential downpour, the spirit and festivities continued on the field. in fact, i got into the locker room last night. the big hero, mvp -- benzo br zobrist. i caught up with him after the game. we'll show you that conversation in the next half-hour. i also met up with his lovely and their baby. i was actually d

>> chicago! >> reporter: for cub fans, this was such a game. >> it's not easy being a cubs fan, but this -- this makes it all worth it. >> the pitch is down and in. >> reporter: but in typical cub fashion, it wasn't easy. familiar feelings of failure returned after a three-run lead vanished. >> in your heart of hearts, did you think they were going to >> yeah. >> reporter: but this group was different. the favorite to win it all since the start of the year, they won more games than any other team this season, including the one that mattered most. >> the longest drought in the history of american sports is over and the celebration begins! >> reporter: lifelong faithfuls cheered from their living rooms, favorite bars, or corner. to exhalt in the celebrations in the curse that surrounded this franchise for decades. >> go, cubs, go! >> reporter: now the reality of what happened is still sinking in. chicago is planning a big parade for the cubs in the next couple of days. and president obama, who is a

going to fly through chicago airport. i fly about four days a week, i would plan around that. so, yes, it does hurt. and the message of the protesters i think is what is lost. they're talking about protesting $15 minimum wage. when you talk about the strike in chicago. the problems in chicago are so much deeper than minimum wage. you had 600 murders as of last month. that is more than new york and l.a. combined plus 100. the issues there have much more to do with just wages in that inner city than they do with if you can increase them doesn't stop the generational issues of poverty and incarceration. >> gary b., we've seen so many $15 minimum wage protests in the past sponsored by the unions. and the very candidates who were backing this didn't get elected. >> yeah, exactly. look, i think that people hear it maybe to jonas' point, they think about it but it's kind of like all politics is local. i think all politics is personal. if you're out there and you're one of those people making $12 an hour, you care about moving to

erin: the game got finished chicago. we are going to get to your forecast right after our top stories. the chicago cubs are celebrating their first world series championship in more than a hundred years. they defeated the cleveland indians 8-7 in game 7 last night. u.s. senate candidates kelly ayotte and maggie hassan faced off in our granite state debates last night, tackling issues including gun control. we will take a look at that. and american medical response says the city of nashua saw a record number of drug overdoses last month, up 73% from september. summer months. but over the last three or four weeks, we have been getting a steady flow, it seems like. kevin: summer storms tend to be scattered as well as -- instead of these uniform rains. as long as the pattern remains active, you will get the inch of rain every time they systems moves through. there is a system back to the west that will be moving through late morning and into the afternoon. more organized rain between more organized rain between 11:00 and 3:0

its famous sign reading home of the chicago cubs world series champions. still plenty of security outside. thousands of fans were celebrating there after the game. i think they're still celebrating now. >> i think they are. so understandably. back in cleveland the champagne and beer flying in the cubs' locker room when the party finally arrived. plenty covering their eyes with their protective goggles. >> one great shot from the game, cleveland's own lebron james fired up cheering on the indians from the stands as the cavaliers didn't play in in the end the rest of the indians fans went home a little disappointed. >> this is a curse reversed. series. >> reporter: for the first time in 108 years the chicago cubs winning their world series in an epic and decisive game seven. it turned out to be quite a nail-biter. cubs fans spilling out into the streets of wrigleyville erupting into celebrations. an epic winner take all series, the indians and cubs duking it out all the way to game seven in a 3-1 deficit in the series. david ross capping off the last game of