hey, garo. garo, come here. [ whispering ] hit the ball, buddy. [ boy ] come on, garo!me on, guys! justin! strike two! [ boy ] one more, baby. one more! [ boy #2 ] come on, justin! [ crowd cheers ] [ shouting ] oh. oh! - go, go, go! - come on! come on! go! slide! slide! slide! you're out! - [ gasps ] - [ crowd cheers ] - we won! - yes! yes! [ shouting indistinctly ] yeah! [ air horn squeaks ] it was a hell of a hit, son. i'm proud of you, man. i'm really proud of you. hey, who wants a beer? what are you doing? we're celebrating. you deserve it. wait. nonalcoholic. what's the damn point? just drink it, man. there you go. all right, guys, i want you to listen up. i wanna tell you something. in all my years of bein' associated with baseball teams, being around 'em, seeing 'em, whatever, i gotta tell you, this is my favorite team. i'm real proud of you guys. you played your asses off against-- well, pretty-- pretty big odds. that's-- but, uh-- [ yankees cheering ] look at those little bastards over there. well, let's go get this over with, okay? [ chuckles ] in a game like

meteorologist megan garos of wbbm is with the icy forecast. >> good morning, charlie and nora. all of cold air due to what's called a polar vortex. it's basically a large arctic cyclone that starts up in the poles, and when weakens, it send as very strong blast of very cold air much farther south than normal, so that is what's causing this bitterly cold air. in fact, two-thirds of the country under some sort of wind chill warning, watch, or advisory this morning. and that will last for a couple days' time. record lows could be found today in over two dozen cities. the coldest air in 20 years. more than a foot of snow fell over the midwest, and as the system pushes east, rain for the east coast. once that clears, places like new york city will go from 52 today to 10 tomorrow. charlie? nora? >> megan, thank you. >>> and we turn to politics and a surprise this morning from the daughter of former vice president dick cheney. liz cheney says she is dropping out of the race for u.s. senate in wyoming. jan crawford is live with the details. jan, good morning. why is she dropping out? >