the chicago cubs world series champions, 2016. the arizona cardinals ended bye week hurting physically and mentally. beat down in carolina. not out of the division race. trailing first place seattle by only a game and a half. >> we're not happy with the first half of the season. season to be a game or game and half, whatever, but knowing that we're going to play them again, if we can take care of our business, that should matter and we're in the hunt for our division. which automatically gets substance abuse the play -- get us into the play off. >> at tampa, falcons and buccaneers. hanging early. jameis winston. dropping back. and he's going to heave hoe mike evans. bucks up 14-13. too much. matt ryan. big night. julio jones. approve 6-3. 43-28. >>> exhibition hoot hoops against adam state. hoses l dishing out love to clark. clark with ten points on the pretty dish right there. >>> no rain expected for tomorrow. 83 the afternoon high. with partly cloudy sky. >> looks beautiful and comfortable. >> really does. cbs5 news tonight. >> we'll see you tomorro

chicago cubs. the arizona cardinals were once the chicago cardinals. let's take a look. do we have it? it wasn't televised because it was 69 years ago. it was two decades before the super bowl was on thought. cardinals, then the indians, sacramento kings, they haven't

and the team was called the chicago cardinals. for some context, 1947 is the year jackie robinson broke into the big leagues. it's also when the first world series game was broadcast on television. greg smith runs the history site... chicagocardin als.org. there's a lot of history there that most people just don't know like they do with the bears and the packers. he says back in the 30s... the chicago cardinals actually played at the home of the cubs... wrigley field. but unlike the cubs... he says the cardinals don't embrace their history at university of phoenix stadium. weber thinks remembering the well the more talk about history and not winning, the more publicity the arizona cardinals get. ------ if the cardinals mimic the cubs and don't win for 108 years... their next championship will be in 2055. championship will be in 2055. ds-3tv. coming up... if the cards want to end that drought this season... they're going have to make quite a turn-around... starting tomorrow. joe pequenio is previewing their match-up with the 49ers.

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have never won the super bowl but won two world championships in 1925 and 1947 when we were the chicago cardinals. how about that? . >>> it's an all out blitz. today with focus on north carolina. their goal is win the african-american vote there. that's not good news for clinton clinton. this week she's been focused on battleground state. she was in nevada wednesday. she also made a state in usually red state arctic express arizona trying to turn it blue. her latest message, trying to im >> imagine having a president who has muslims, pows, who pits people against each oohing stead of pulling us together. >> trump was in florida, the state that could make or break him. he raised $100 million there in usualed voters not to take his poll hypothetical question for granted. >> -- his polls for granted. >> i've been watching hillary last few days. she's on a him we don't want that >> a new poll from the university of dover -- denver shot it's tighter than ever. >> hillary clinton clinton -- hillary clinton and donald trump are sending people to campaign today. donald trump jr. is here campaigning for h

chicago cubs. the arizona cardinals were once the chicago cardinals. let's take a look. do we have it? it wasn't televised because it was 69 years ago. it was super bowl was on thought. cardinals, then the indians, sacramento kings, they haven't won an nba champion ship since 1991. if we learned anything, last night, seeing grown men and is a sweet victory when it is over. >>> they cannot print shirts fast enough, so much championship merchandise, the records are being shattered by the end of the night, the online store is on pace to do $30 million in sales for chicago cubs gear. >>> family tonight, two self proclaimed pranksters, tricked the authorities that they were pro golfers. >> initially saw we said the shrink initially, we said we were pro golfers. >> it did not take officials too long to notice that they were not pro golfers. were going to try to do it over and somalia. >> baby pose as something that doesn't involve so much -- may be you can pose as something guillermo:.lin-manuel miranda, >> dicky: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight jamie dornan khlo? kardashian

back then they were called the chicago cardinals. we called some sports memorabiliashot shops to see if any place carries items from that era. the owner of the hall of fame collectibles says he did have about 12er yas ago -- 12 years ago. he thinks the team should play up their newfound title. >> the more talk about history and not winning for the more publicity the arizona cardinals get. >> all about more action. the cardinals haven't won a championship now in 69 years. right behind them, the cleveland indians at 68 years. >> and they're not number one. >>> heavy rain has moved to the the valley for us. showsshows you exactly where it's raining at. what we're going to be seeing for tomorrow morning is still northern and eastern arizona seeing heavy rain here in the valley 64 at 7:00. 69 at 8 am and 72 degrees at 9:00. afternoon temperatures will stay right around seasonal average. 55 flag staff and 83 expected for phoenix. >>> arizona coyotes coach dave tippen will never use injuries as an excuse. whoever is in, has to produce. youn

championship drought in major league sports not up untitled to have the franchise used to be the chicago cardinals and the last one the nfl championship can you guess 1947 oh, i say because the indians are 1948 they got the christmas must be around the corner because oprah now releasing her list of her favorite things for 2016 every or she unveils items that she is obsessed with and she gives out gift ideas for your loved ones this year there is a pretty normal ones like ceramic money about $50 a set some festive gloves 38 okay and other probably high gloves a bluetooth key finder tha alley a pair of nice hairbrush is okay and then there are some of the more obscure items at sega look at the weird ones this one on her list of poinsettia flower pot cake totally edible customers 65 books of dog blanket delay 315 bucks for your dog you can get a customize hand-drawn picture of your pet what are the most expensive but it is the group tv by samsung looks like a normal picture features apps web browser wi-fi bluetooth that goes for $1,500 if you looking to purchase every single item on her list and will

robinson broke the big league. >> he runs the site chicago.org. >> he says back in the 30s, the chicago cardinals played in the fields of the cubs, wrigley good for the cardinals future. >> for not winning, the more publicity arizona cardinals get. >> all right. the arizona cardinals get back to work for the west title. first up for az, the 49ers >> okay, new tonight. a program in 10 months is finally action in texas they partner with dogs in the animal center. >> the program dogs 101 gives inmates a time to spend with dogs. >> a letter from the animal center from behind barbed wire. the woman in the letter is the 101 program. a program between the sheriff's office and the animal center. all must go through a background check and must be without assault charges or pending assault charges. they learn to help dogs become more possible to be in an environment. >> sometimes they show them realtime where it's a lifesaver. >> the first men's class is now under way. >> for the letter? >> they were each absolutely perfect. i hope they all find a home. >> i feel i have found my calling. you get a little e

since 1947 known as the chicago cardinals. >>> all right guys. we've got to get to a weather alert. as we're starting to see the light of the day we're also starting to get a better view. this time lapse from the arizona department of environmental quality showing that dust. as you are heading out valley where we're seeing some of that dust moving in. we're tracking showers and tomorrows. i wanted to show you an area of those darkest clouds where i'm seeing the strongest storm right now as it moves into maricopa. producing some areas of heavy rainfall. also lightning as it tracks from southeast to northwest. not only is it going to impact maricopa but it could impact parts of the 10. closely. we also have some scattered showers through parts of central phoenix although it's not as widespread right now. and you'll notice as we look live this is what those showers look like. some thick clouds. again some spotty pockets of rainfall and possibly some pockets of wet roads as you head out the door. that drops a little bit by midday. by this afternoon we've got a 40% chance of showers thun

the people of pottsville put a curse on t cardinals and it seems to have followed the team from chicago to st. louis and now to arizona. players have their own superstition. jason giambi would wear a golden thong when he was in a hitting slump. hockey great patrick roy would skate backwards and talk with his goal posts and wade boggs would eat chicken before each game and take batting practice at 5:17. long story short players and teams will do anything to win no matter 3 high school students had the ultimate autoshop experience... and their finished product is now sema -- the automotive aftermarket convention. their assignment - convert a 1972 ford maverick -- fox 5's mike doria joins us live from the convention with a look at the car.. the sema show is the premier trade show geared to help small businesses thrive and succeed. now in its 50th year, the trade-only event enables automotive specialty equipment manufacturers to display alongside automotive manufacturers to debut new, innovative products, and connect with industry buyers from all over the " the four-day event consistently a

chicago cubs. the arizona cardinals were once the chicago cardinals. let's take a look. do we have it? it wasn't televised because it was 69 years ago. it was two decades before the super bowl was on thought. cardinals, then the indians, sacramento kings, they haven't 1991. if we learned anything, last night, seeing grown men and women cry all over the country. is a sweet victory when it is over. >>> they cannot print shirts fast enough, so much championship merchandise, the records are being shattered by online store is on pace to do $30 million in sales for chicago cubs gear. >>> family tonight, two self proclaimed pranksters, they tricked the authorities that they were pro golfers. shrink initially, we said we were pro golfers. >> it did not take officials too long to notice that they were not pro golfers. >> we are practicing today. were going to try to do it over and somalia. >> doesn't involve so much -- may be you can pose as something that doesn't involve so much sometimes we use k-y ultragel to enhance my body's natural moisture so i can get into it a bit quicker. and when i kn

chicago. afternoon. the arizona cardinals will make a run at the post season and might be the defense that leads the way unlike the previous three years where it was high scoring and explosive plays on offense and certainly the brand for the cardinals and changed this year when you see the play of second year defensive end marcus golden. he has been fabulous at times. high motor guy and let's not forget about josh morrow. a team that did a number on the 49ers the first time around. win. secondary, look, if you look at the numbers here, they have done a nice job. the interception by patrick peterson against the tampa bay buccaneers. they really limited points allowed if you look at the numbers here, their number one and giving up 297 yards per game in a pass happy league. they are number two in yards passing given up. 197 and i think this is the most important statistics points allowed under 18. 17.5 points per game a three in the league and that's going to play heavy into the second half of the season. i talked with tony jeff

another now cardinal is chicago archbishop, blaze supich who tweeted a picture of his gift to the pope, a cubs' hat following the world series win. the third, former bishop of dallas, kevin farrell, learned he made cardinal as he watched the pope live on tv. there would be more than one american on the list. >> reporter: then the pope named you. >> about five names later, he named me. and i was just -- did i hear that correct? >> reporter: you were surprised? >> very surprised. i was shocked. >> reporter: farrell arrived in rome to take on a new job running the vatican department at family life. how significant is it to have three americans be made cardinal? >> well it is significant in sense that it shows the holy father's love for the people of the united states. >> this is one place. >> reporter: greg burke is director of the holy sea press office. we asked if it was a political statement to choose the cardinals? >> what you can see is the new american cardinals are concerned about the samer use the pope is concerned with. one of them is immigration. >> reporter: this morning the po

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cardinals across the world. three will be from the u.s. from chicago, dallas and newark, new jersey. this is pope francis's third time picking cardinals and chaput will be the only archbishop of philadelphia not to wear a red cap sin henderson. >>> and a new proposal being considered by the school reform commission if the calendars are adopted next year it will begin september 5th and finish june 14th, the 2018-2019 would begin before labor day on august 27th and end on june 4th everyone the amended calendars are being voted on in december. >>> big changes coming to beer sales in pennsylvania, today governor tom wolf signed legislation allowing the states 1,000 beer distributors to sell beer in any quantity. that includes 32 ounce bottles, four packs and six-packs and growlers, and allows bars to sell alcohol 9:00 a.m. on sundays, and allowing sporting venues to sell mix drinks, the law takes affect in six days. a water main ruptures and poured 6 million gallons of water at a shopper center in philadelphia. john rawlins returned to the scene today. >> reporter: construction workers to

another now cardinal is chicago archbishop blaze suppich who twd the pope, a cubs hat, following their world series win. the third is former bishop of dallas, kevin ferrell, who learned he had been made cardinal as he watched the pope live on tv. >> i did not honestly think that there would be more than one american on the list. >> and then the pope named you. >> about five names later, he named me, and i was just -- did i hear that correct? >> you were surprised? i was shocked! >> reporter: ferrell had just arrived in rome to take on a new job, running the vatican department in the lay tee of life. >> how significant is it to have three americans being made cardinal? >> well, it's significant in that it shows the holy father's love for the people of the united states. >> reporter: greg burke is the director of the holy see press office. we asked him if it was a political statemento these cardinals. >> what you can't see is the new american cardinals are very concerned about the same issues the pope is concerned with. one of those is immigration. >> reporter: this morning the pope spok

. >>> and pope francis has appointed 17 new cardinals including three americans inducted in a ceremony chicago and indianapolis, 13 of the new cardinals are younger than 80 making them eligible to vote at any conclave to choose a successor to pope francis. >>> and finally, a big sudsy mess at a california airport. take a look at this. you're going to see some mounds of foam, not snow, pouring out of a hangar at san jose's airport. creigh crews say a fire suppression system malfunctioned and caused that blob. an environmental cleanup contractor had to be called in to cle or should you say allegedly. >> i have a 2-year-old who would love that. >> love that. >> is that right? >> absolutely. >> 2-year-old? i think -- >> if you could do that around our apartment. >> wait. a moment of honesty. you said your 2-year-old, but i think all of us would love to play in that. >> who wouldn't? dan, no. >> diane is too serious. >> don't pretend to -- >> come on. >> i'm not sure. >> serious. >> they're telling me we're out of time, oddly enough. >>> coming up on "gma" this saturday morning, the woman who's now

another now cardinal is chicago archbishop, blaze supich who tweeted a picture of his gift to the pope, a cubs' hat following the world series win. the third, former bishop of dallas, kevin farrell, learned the pope live on tv. >> i did not honestly think that there would be more than one american on the list. >> reporter: then the pope named you. >> about five names later, he named me. and i was just -- did i hear that correct? >> reporter: you were surprised? >> very surprised. i was shocked. >> reporter: farrell arrived in rome to take on a new job what you can see is the new american cardinals are concerned about the samer use the pope is concerned with. one of them is immigration. >> reporter: this morning the pope spoke of polarization and exclusion in today's world and how "wounds grow deeper amid growing animosity." looking for balance in your digestive system? try align probiotic. for a non-stop, sweet treat goodness, hold on to your tiara kind of day. get 24/7 digestive support, with align. the #1 doctor recommended probiotic brand. now in kids chewables. ugh, it's only lunch

chicago is just trying to force a game seven. but it's been 3 ?decades since a team has rallied from a 3-1 deficit... when the royals beat the cardinals, back in 19-85. and remember all that talk about ?record ticket prices for those games in chicago? well tonights game could prices start at ?just 650 bucks on the secondary market. the average prices for games in chicago... upwards of three ?thousand dollars. ((more)) game five brought in huge ratings sunday night... the highest for any major league game the last ?5-years. it even outdrew sunday night's nfl game between the eagles- cowboys by 32%. and tonights audience could be even ?bigger. you can catch game six right here on fox 13.. and... it looks like tim tebow's baseball career just hit a painful speed bump. he left a game in the arizona fall league monday, after injuring his knee. it happened while tebow was sliding... after he was caught stealing second base. the severity of tebow's injury won't be known until tebow reports to the team facility later today. tebow is playing for the scottsdale scorpions... an affiliate with the new york mets. tebows 5-for-34 with one extra-bas

cardinals. >> the celebration continuing in chicago and i have a feeling that they are going to celebrate for a long time. >> the loveable loser thing is gone. it vanished in one night. amazing. >> as we wrap up our coverage of the world series tonight, let's look at chicago and feast our eyes on the fun. i don't think there is enough beer in the town to through the night. >> it reminds me when the d-backs won, there is no trouble, no cars on fire. people are happy that there is no trouble tonight. if you didn't get enough of these two teams tonight, let's give you a rundown here. the next time they will play each other is right here in the valley in three and a half months. baseball will come quicker than you can imagine. the indians will play the cubs weekend of spring training. think about that for a minute. we'll be right back. sweetie, you know what we're craving right now? crispy chicken and fried egg with bacon-like brunch. brunch? but it's 8pm-and it's tuesday- huh, i wonder if my mother would like to stay with us... here's what i'm thinking-brunch. all day, every day. should we get s

cardinals from five continents. the ceremony happening. we have chicago and indianapolis archbishops and a bishop from texas among those elevated to cardinal by the pope. announcer: now here's bob halloran with sportscenter 5 bob: the celtics were probably closer to getting kevin durant in the off-season than they were to beating him last night. celtics kept it close for a while with the western conference all-stars also known as the golden state warriors. but durant and company just too much firepower. and the celtics were without al horford and jae crowder once again. there's a look at durant doing a little bit of everything. the running, one-handed floater gave the warriors the lead. a couple of nice passes. durant with 23 points, 10 boards, and seven assists. celtic fans getting a good look at what miha and it was a bit excruciating to see just how good durant is. highlight of the night for the celtics here. terry rozier finds avery bradley with the half-court alley-oop. celtics trailed by 7 at the break. still a game, but they got blown out in the th

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, since pope francis, the two most obvious signals are the arch bishop in the chicago, the bishop in san diego, the cardinals that included whom pope francis named recently. i think that the message people are getting from the hierarchy this year is far more let's put it complicated than the message large parts of the hierarchy were given and i think one of the fascinating questions is are we seeing a circumstance in which the leadership of the church will come back to words the 1980s when some people that are old enough as i am to remember when the bishops put out statements against both the social justice and nuclear war. now, finally i want to say that in the end, even the churchgoing catholics don't always listen to bishops when it comes time for voting. my late mother a very devout catholic used to have an aversion to candidates recommended explicitly from the pulpit just in general principle. [laughter] but i do think that the message coming out of leadership has some long-term impact. but i see no evidence from any of the numbers that we will seize any time soon to be that group that isn't a block tha

cardinals game, and r. it's great weather for all the folks out there in west valley, 83 degrees. >>> looking live back to chicago, following the events story that you won't believe. >> this is live from our cbs affiliate. thousands taking to the streets tonight to protest the election results as well as where the new administration stands on a variety of issues. >>> a group of exceptional college soccer players all here in the valley. >> they other best in the country at what they do. and they're closing in on their championship destiny. >> all right, let's go! >> i think we're all pretty competitive. we all work hard. butt in practice. >> reporter: puma pride where the women's soccer team is undefeated and ranked no. 1 in the country. we don't like to lose. we're always telling each other we're undefeated for a reason. >> reporter: and it's a big week on campus. saturday the team departs for florida to compete in the national tournament, four winnings away from a national title. >>oh like, if you come here, you have a chance at a national championship. >> reporter: the top player, a 21-year-old sniper from mesa