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i used to know harry caray and was happy for him. >> seth: how, how was harry caray? was harry caray exactly what you wanted him to be? >> yep, every bit of it. >> seth: yeah. >> yeah, he was just a great guy. before games? [ harry caray impression ] >> "during and after we went to the bar with dutchy, his wife." [ laughter ] he was, yeah, he was a wonderful guy. >> seth: that's fantastic. well, i think we all thought of him last week when that happened. >> "absolutely." [ laughter ] >> seth: thank you so much for being here. always great to see you john. >> thanks, seth. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: john goodman, everybody. "the front page", is at the broadhurst theatre through january 29th. we'll be right back with andrew rannells. [ cheers and applause ] ?? ] ?? ? ? what? is he gone?? no... if you want someone to leave you alone, you pretend like you're sleeping. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. tv character: taking selfies in the kitchen does not make you a model. (cheering o

announcer harry caray, everyone! [ cheers and applause ] first of all, big congratulations on your cubs. what is this, pretzels? >> these are wetzels pretzels. yeah a little lady was handing them out down the road. who wants a pretzel, huh? [ cheers and applause ] get on in there! >> jimmy: it's great to see you. i'm so excited to meet you. we're in big show right now -- >> do you know where wetzel gets all his delicious pretzels? >> jimmy: i do not. >> he rolls them. out of dough. >> jimmy: oh. >> gives the offspeed pitch, smacks a chopper into shallow right, and the cubs have a runner on base with no outs. hey, johnny! >> jimmy: it's jimmy. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] did you know that the last time the cubbies won the world series it was 1908? >> jimmy: you know what, i did know that, that's a long time. >> long time, 1908. in 1908 our president was theodore huxtable roosevelt. [ laughter ] did you know that? >> jimmy: i didn't -- >> america's top export was fruit rollups. [ laughter ] and the number one

you are one of the first that harry caray brought in. >> we are very happy. con congratulations to all of the game, most of the people started crying, especially the women. >> reporter: he is right. such a special place to be. so many cub fans happy this evening and we saw some tears. >> this is where the true fans have always been. >> reporter: diehard fans filling up a bar in mesa to watch the world series. why this place? >> it has >> reporter: it does not get closer to chicago than it does here. >> the fans and ambiance. >> reporter: one of the most notorious announcers for the cubs was behind it all. harry caray once ran the bar giving it a long history with chicago that dates back to 1986 when he opened diamondbacks sports grill and called it slugos. >> the place is electric. memorabilia still covers the walls. >> it is great. >> reporter: making this place the one and only for true cubs fans rooting from arizona. >> we're going to win it for the first time in 108 years. the goat will be gone. >> reporter: there you have it. they won it. the cubs made h

because it would have been perfect if they had harry caray on the mic calling the play by play. ble losers now on top of the world. and boy did they do it in epic game seven fashion. what would harry have said? his grandson josh is here. he is the play by play broadcaster for stonybrook university football and men's basketball. the boys of hudson valley renegade. great to have you. congratulations on your team. i'm assuming your heart is still back in chitown. >> oh, no kidding. i can't tell you how great this is not just for cubs fans but the city. being -- having such -- baseball for such a long time, not just the cubs, but the white sox for years ago for this to happen for the city of chicago. >> these are live pictures. it doesn't look as raucous as it has been for the past many many hours there. but what would your grandfather have said? >> holy cow! then he would have said finally. then he would have taken off his head set, gone down to wrigleyville and probably had about a budweiser or twelve of them. yeah, it, like i said it's just something that was just great for the ci

at the venerable harry caray's. they have been just so terrific to us during this run-up letting us broadcast from here so we want to thank them. guys, they brought out last night in honor of the cubs' win a 108-year-old bottle of port madeira wine. this is a 108-year-old wine. >> yo! the wait. >> woo! >> let's look at your weather ahead coming up for your weekend ahead. it is looking west through the southwest. could be some flooding. unseasonably warm through plains. sunshine along the eastern seaboard. beautiful weather here in chicago and the great lakes. for saturday, more sunshine up and down the east coast. more heavy rain in the southwest. moving into northern california, sunday -- sunday -- we've got a few showers in northern new england. eastern half of the country looking good. unseasonably warm again through the great lakes into the gulf coast and some more showers in the pacific northwest. that's what's going on around the country. here's >> i'm just getting ready for kathie lee and hoda. >> al, we were

he's at harry caray's restaurant. al, good morning again. >> reporter: i know in my lifetime, i have never witnessed anything like that. and not only what happened on the field, but after the game off the feel, it was amazing. and even the weather couldn't dampen the enthusiasm. >> the cubs win the world series! it's over! >> hey, congratulations. >> i saw your wife. can you believe it? see your at-bat. >> she said she -- she said she tried to get you to become a cub fan the other day. >> well, now i am. i mean this is great. how great does this feel? >> oh, it is unbelievable. i can't believe i get to be a part of this. it's been 108 years. this is my first year as a chicago cub, so, man, i'm spoiled to be a part of this. >> when you do something like this and -- do you have any idea how much this means to the city and the history? >> i think we'll find out parade. i know that there's generations of people that have waited for this moment. families, fans all across the nation, all across the world, cub fans have wait

>> well, i'm behind the bar here at the venerable harry caray's.r your weekend ahead. it is looking west through the southwest. could be some flooding. unseasonably warm through plains. sunshine along the eastern seaboard. beautiful weather here in chicago and the great lakes. for saturday, more sunshine up and down the east coast. more heavy rain in the southwest. moving into northern california, the pacific northwest as well. sunday -- sunday -- we've got a few showers in northern new england. eastern half of the country looking good. unseasonably warm again through the great lakes into the gulf coast and some more showers in the pacific northwest. that's what's goi ng >> good morning i'm meteorologist bill henley. warm start and a warm afternoon but we're seeing some areas of fog this morning as the temperatures climb, the fog disappears and then there's a chance of showers, just a chance in philadelphia. they're more likely in the suburbs and the lehigh valley, where temperatures will be cooler at 68 degrees. cold front is coming through that w

he's at harry caray's restaurant. al, good morning again. i know in my lifetime, i have never witnessed anything like that. and not only what happened on the field, but after the game off the feel, it was amazing. and even the weather couldn't dampen the enthusiasm. >>> i can't believe i get to be part of this. this is my first year as a chicago cub. i am spoiled to be part of this. >> when you do something like this, and do you have any idea how much this means to the city and the history? >> i think we couple days when we have the parade. i know there's generations of people that waited for this moment. families and fans all across the nation and world and cubs fans waited for this moment and we were finally able to give it to them, so thank you to our fans and thank you for the opportunity the cubs have given me to be here. >> do you think the weather had anything to do with it. we are the best team and from that point on we felt like it was ours. >> it's raining in here. champagne. how are you doing? how does this feel? >> this feels unb

still we're here at harry caray's. we got to the airport, people keep going. friday, if the parade in fact happens on that day, it is going to be as close to a national holiday in chicago as anything you could possibly see. >> all right, al, i'm glad you got to experience it, even if it didn't turn out the way you hoped, i'm glad you were there at the game. >> thanks, guys. >>> carson's over in the orange room with reaction to game seven. carson. >> well, this says it right here. cover of this morning's new york post -- "game of the century." cubs and t f perhaps no bigger cubs fan than bill murray. the actor here. you can see him in the stands just going nuts. then after the game he was taking some champagne to the face here from theo ebbstein. that's the cubs' president, rather. in an honest moment, cubs' first baseman anthony rizzo having this conversation kind of candidly caught online. >> i'm an emotional wreck. >> it is only going to get worse. just breathe. >> say something i'm an emotional wreck. >> this eerie prediction. 2016 world series, cubs versus

we're at harry caray's bar and restaurant here. here's dino. you've got a great harry caray impersonation? >> absolutely, al. it's great to have you here. you know, the cubs spelled backward is world champion. >> and that is your latest weather. mr. lauer. >> all right, mr. roker. thank you. >>> now to our #noshavetoday campaign. one of the least talked about issues facing men, mental health. as part of its focus this year, the november foundation put out a candid video encouraging men to open up. we sat down with two ambassadors to hear their stories. they have to appear to be. we forget to cry. we forget to be emotional, to show vulnerability, to show pain. >> for a long time there's been this gender stereotype that men are meant to be really tough and strong and brave. when i dropped out of high school, it was because i was mentally unwell. >> at 17 i was diagnosed with bipolar disorder, a severe form. in battling that disease, people forgot that i was a human about this sort of stuff. i know how much of a barrier it can be, particularly for

we're at harry caray's bar and restaurant here. here's dino.s morning. expecting lots of 70s this afternoon. mid-70s san jose down to santa cruz. close to 70 in san francisco. use caution on the coast. high surf advisory through 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. waive heights could be above 20 feet later on. for the weekend expect clouds and a chance of some north bay showers late saturday into early sunday. then skies clear late sunday morning. >> and that is your latest weather. mr. lauer. >> all right, mr. roker. thank you. >>> now to our #noshavetoday campaign. one of the least talked about issues facing men, mental health. as part of its focus this year the november foundation put out a candid video encouraging men to open up. we sat down with two ambassadors to hear their stories. >> men are so focused on the ideal of masculinity and how they have to appear to be. we forget to cry. we forget to be emotional, to show vulnerability, to show pain. >> for a long time there's been this gender stereotype that men are meant to be really tough and stro

"i grew up like a lot of people watching the cubs on wgn and listening to harry caray. i remember running home when i was in elementary school to watch gi-joe and transformers on wgn, here the cubs would be finishing up a game. that was probably my hook into cubs baseball. it's been one of those things where you follow it, and you sort of grow up equal parts expectancy of disappointmen t. so, being able to be there and finally seeing not only come back from a 3-1 deficit and force that game 7, but then to see the final out in person was a pretty amazing experience." i know a lot of people are wondering how you got tickets in the first place because those are not easy to get. "sure. well, we had actually, my buddies and i had gotten tickets for the nlds against the giants game 5. they were literally calling in substitute teachers for themselves for the next in game 4 to win it. so we didn't get to go to that. so then we thought, well maybe it'd be fun to go to the nlcs. and so we got nlcs tickets for game 7, and the cubs win in 6. as they got to the world series, we kept

as the beloved late chicago announcer harry caray would say, "holy cow." congratulations to chicago. >>> now to the other national pastime dominating the american psyche, the presidential election. in schools across america, teachers have really been struggling with how to handle this often salacious campaign. tonight abc's terry moran takes us to a school in the heart of trump country where they're of our series "inside the final 30." >> what i call the basket of deemotionals. >> crooked hillary clinton. >> trumped-up, trickle-down -- >> they're bringing crime, they're rapists. >> we're on our way to new bethlehem, pennsylvania. working class white communities away from major metropolitan areas. >> she plays her woman's card. >> he shouldn't have his hands on our economy. out here where the civics teachers have been trying to get the students to come to grips with this election. how are kids processing all this? pennsylvania's one of the fiercest battlegrounds in this presidential election. every vote matters here. >> that's closed. it's all going to be l

. >> check out this picture of harry caray's grave sight. people left buckets and buckets of green apples around his gravestone. it was a play as he said as sure as god made green apples, some day the chicago cubs are going to be in the world series and he was right. >> not only in it but to win it. cubs merchandise the flying off of shelves, shirts, hats, flags, everything is in hot demands. in some stores there was 20 minute lines to get in. the gear is leaving as quickly as the new shipments arrive. >>> one of the last places you expect to see a power outage. where the lights went out in las vegas. >>> the odds are picking up for one candidate. who is gaining traction and who >>> things keep rolling if for "simpsons." a new record that will be set. lisa lundskow: luke air force base is not only vital to our national security -- but also to our local communities and economy. georgia lord: senator john mccain has been a powerful advocate for the base, taking a bipartisan approach when securing the fighter pilot training program. without joh

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 and killed near des moines. the man police suspect of ambushing and killing those officers is in police custody. we wait for more information at a news conference later this morning. public figures including the presidential candidates are sending their support to law enforcement and those living in des moines and urbandale. doctors say they're hopeful about a man's