after one california indian said with her and master" indian boy, whites massacred a village of indians. two years later, a rancher became so incensed after his indian servant visited his family half a mile away that he "slaughtered the whole family of six persons, oil and all. -- boy and all." state policymakers failed to intervene, while almost all law officials turned a blind eye. congress, meanwhile, made california indians particularly vulnerable to immigration. federal agents signed 18 treaties, with 119 california indian communities, obligating them 700,488,000 acres of the state. u.s. senators in washington, d.c., reputed these treaties. in 1850 three, congress authorized five military reservation not to exceed 25,000 acres each, and conferred no legal recognition or land title on california indian nations. the results were forceful. first, reservations were not patented, and jurisdiction over indian reservation land was left uncertain. indians didfornia not become explicit wards of the federal government. third, because jurisdiction remained uncertain, confusion and conflict be

on indian land. at stake in this instance was a very survival of the way of life of the southern plains tribes. in 1860 been defeated nine and concentrated also on reservations in present-day oklahoma, which was then called indian territory. livedur years, the tribes a sort of half-life, supplementing their too often meager government rations with buffalo meat. white buffalo hunters came. they had decimated the herds of western canada, and now they set up shop in an abandoned trading post on the texas panhandle called adobe walls, and then resume the killing on indian reservation land. few unfortunately besides the indian cared. in fact, general pope's superior officer, general philip h sheridan, reveled at the slaughter. he told the legislature of texas, which actually was contemplating a buffalo conservation bill, that the buffalo hunters had "done more to settle the indian problem in two years than the army had done .n 30 for the sake of lasting piece, let them kill and skin until the buffalo is e

books, and more often than not it was indians fighting indians. here we see a cheyenne warrior sticking his lance into a pawnee warrior. they also continued to make war on one another throughout these three decades of the indian wars with the whites. the problem was that intertribal warfare was simply too deeply ingrained in their cultures for them to act otherwise. there was no sense of what i call "indianness" until it was too late. during the course of the war, a man happened to ask a cheyenne chief why they prayed on their crow neighbors. the chief replied, "we stole the hunting grounds of the crows because they were the best. we wanted more room." or, as a lakota chief told a tree negotiator, "you have split my land and i do not like it, those lands once belonged to the iowa and the crows, but we whipped them. we did what the white man did to the indians." one thing that is even more frequently lost in the midst of these indian wars then the question of the united resistance and intertribal conflict are the numerous tribes that actually accep

as a fluke he will became as a child indian. we quickly found the treasures rise not with the busy modern players but the retired great. i came across address with safal paige, he signed in 19 -- satchel annual. i sent a letter off in february of 198 the 2 along with a baseball card i cut out of a magazine and waited patiently like a fishermen with a line in the water. i heard in the news the great satchel paige got away. >> no big deal. it wasn't like a card i would never get back. a couple weeks letter a letter arrives. i find the replic blank piece of paper both now bearing the signature of satchel paige. did he sign it before he died and never got around to sending it? his widow maybe sent it in the mail. to this day i don't know the answer. i don't need to know. while my collection includes some of baseball's great, those two flimsy pieces of paper are forever my favorites. his quote, as well. my favorite from the one-time rookie sage is mind over matter.-- rookie is age is mind over matter. if you don't mind, it don't matt

here is a happy bunch turned on the indians. they have a world have one with the words champions added. this girl is open for a field big winds from the indians. with a few of her howling franc rooting for the tribe. maybe the only thing is >> is going to be chilling for look at the forecast for first game tomorrow. plant is cloud cover today. yesterday w were in the upper '60s. and today it was 53 atho 's head towards cincinnati tap into the mid- 60s. we have some dry conditions in get rid of some of the cloud cover tomorrows were cast includes sunshine. high pressure is in control for the next 24 hours this warm front could be the culprit forr chilly conditions wednesday and also some raindrops tomorrow chilly partly cloudy mid-fortie with a north wind between five and ten. on wednesday near 50 degrees there will be a tonight, and mid- 30s. wraparound spotty showers stream the afternoon/evening. will be a friday football. and then that front drops back to about 50 with great conditions this week of the greatest conditions as t

the indians have home field advantage. they lost five of their last six, they got caught standing around watching the retirement ceremonies and the real strength at fenway park, slipping away. home field is fine, let's face it, pitching wins playoff games. as we saw with the baltimore orioles a few nights ago, it can lead you playoff games as well. what an opportunity for trevor girl with the curl as they say. -- travor bayer . to start tonight mess me back in 1997. taking on the new york yankees at yankee's stadium. an instant legend, going the yankees away. that's what travor bayer to do it tonight. does he have the talent to pull it off? remember, endorsing game two tomorrow. and the indians feel they have the advantage. these red sox are good, but these indians are magical in this ballpark. 11 walkoff wins this year. yes, october baseball is back. joining me on game one. coming up in 20 minutes. and 20 minutes travor bayer will go out to that bullpen. danny salazar made that walk a few years ago. with the playoff game

the indians also represent us. national news organizations have picked up on the resurgence of cleveland. the rnc showed a can-do city. the cavs upped our image further. but we were rising even before. these events are simply more carrots on a ring of diamonds. here in cleveland there are instances of that, too. but when good times come, it is good to build on them. so we applaud the cleveland indians. in a way, we applaud ourselves, because the indians are part of the extended family. world series, yes. but that is a community bloodline on a cleveland baseball diamond. so we root for a world series championship. but in many ways, cleveland has already won. so we do have some problems out some of them. every big city has problems. but there is a definite feel in cleveland of this city on the rise. you know, i'm a long timer here. raised, educated in cleveland, and i've covered cleveland for more than 30 years. so i see it. no let's rise some more with a cleveland world series championship for a population which alr

hee even saved his indians uniform. at eight yearsun old bills pares got him a uniform that was cut from the same cloth as the big leaguers.e >> now the patch is not on there. the patch actually tonight come with the uniform. those patches were made here in town and sold them on. >> bill's dad played minor-leaguead ball. between that and the 1948 team, bill was set on a path that and baseball for all of hishi life. he actually became friends with severali of the team players, including ledger legends bob feller and satchel paige who he met as a small boy. >> he was tall and i was small. i had my uniform on and he> i just remember his cleats on that concrete walking out there. >> butt if you are a veteran indians fan you have probably already seen bill. he was assigned that the old down the third base line. >> giving you will speak till you could s stadium. the indians players told me they came to begin to watch me. >> baseball has been apart for all of his 76 years.rs from a little boy in and indians uniform he became a

go indians. >> certainly we second that emotion. years but not anymore. there's a picture now there is still some time the trophy will be at youngstown state tomorrow from three until 7:00 p.m. that is not very far drive. monday it will be in the lobby of the rock and roll hall of fame from noon untilk 4:00 p.m. >> don't. >>> donated condoms to mobile church is nothing new but one man's recent gift to goes above you met a man in minnesota loves to a a charred toy cars and his church seeking out people who go to that church will benefit from his passion. dennis erickson had been collecting carson he car seat he was nine years old.dd by the time he passed away last december ate age 69 he had collected more than 32,002 at cars trucks tractors buses and planes. a he left them to his church in lakeville where he served as an usher for 15 wh years. >> and gratitude thati he would leave that for the benefiting of the ministry of his home church of the people for the people he loved and people he wanted to make an investment for. >> the church doesn't really have

there cavaliers and indians gear. we've never seen anything like this in cleveland before. cavaliers fans will also be ver loud tonight.. >> the team that ended the 52 year title drought will raise the temperature banner and give is at the q. where the party is underway. there was a line, the doors have opened. the only other city to have this kind of problem was la.. spoke to people, cavaliers and and far. and we even met people who canceled or delayed trips to be here. it has been something i have a wedding for i am so happy to be here so happy for the indian andso cavaliers. exposed to go to denver to see our grandkids but we postponed it because we had to come down. think abo 36,000 people at progressive field and 20,000 at the q. traffic could be a challenge. let's go to patty harken, and skyfox to keep an eye on it. it is getting busy if you 77 northbound, lots of cars. the ramp to 90 eastbound is dow tot one lane. if you come across the bridge, take carnegie , bypass all of those of the ramsp you can get off th

indians, they wiped out to red sox, the blue jays, so i don't want to say it could not be the indians in 7. >> reporter: i have the indians in 7. jason kipness, he rolled his left ankle while playing in toronto. it is heavily taped. i asked him how does the ankle feel. he says i am holding up. i am looking forward to playing in game one. game one of just over two hours away here at progressive field. >> all right. we can't wait, hakem. here is the deal. everyone wants in on a little bit of the action tonight. >> everybody, whether it is the cavs or indians, everyone wants to be right there. john kosich is there in the middle of gateway plaza where the fans have came to congregate tonight. >> reporter: i wanted to be here for sure. i got here a couple hours early and it is still not real for happening. the world series is going on. the cavs are getting their rings. the gates have hoped and the fans are making their way to progressive field, into the q. thousands of people wanting to be a part of this. two years ago when lebron returned to cleveland it was palpable, the excitement. this

people are wearing indians gear. some sports bars are having indoor and outdoor watch parties tonight. there are signs up all around downtown. we ran into fans grabbing a to eat before tienlt's game. they have -- tonight's game. they have big expectations for tonight's game. >> on fire. on fire. cavs did it and now the indians can do it. >> just energy everywhere. everybody's chantding go cleveland. you can see it everywhere. even at the hotel, everybody's walking around with their it's amazing what they've accomplished. they haven't let us down and they're not going to tonight. >> not to be the bearer of bad news, but we checked out parking place prices. we saw signs for 40 and 50 bucks. >> is it me or does this year feel like everything is coming up cleveland because we are just on a roll? >> so far, all lined up here. if you have any doubt it will continue tonight, check out this. the numbers don't lie. that's what they had to say. this is going to blow your mind. we think the indians are right about all this. the

the indians are trailing 1-0 to the cubs. we'll see you at 11:00 here on >>> then, we help tom hanks celebrating his wife's bithday. >> plus, sofia vergara, gave us a sneak peek of her halloween costumes. >> i do not feel right about this. >> lady gaga takes over.

by catching syphilis from the indians. then again, there could be a different story altogether. enough on this whole dismal topic of microbial exchange. i want to move now to plant life , where there are also some massive and sweeping trends to consider, and where the exchange itself was more narrowly evened up. the discovers, the planters, all the european folks involved here wanted to bring with them to the new world their favorite foods and other kinds of staple crops. and the long run, i think i'm going to have to say they succeeded in much of what they aim for along those lines. the three most important parts of the diet of spaniards and other mediterranean peoples in the 16th century, were wheat for making bread and grapes for making wine and olives for making cooking oils and dressings. these foods could not be cultivated in all parts of spanish america. great finds idolatries did not do well in mexico -- grape viensnes and olive trees did not do well in mexico, and wheat cultivation was impossible in the caribbean.

would keep it in house withul two former indians, who used to play for the indians in the world series that would be kenny lofton and carlos baerga. will throw out the first pitch and carlos bell yank it will throw out the first pitch for game two building the buys will be guide to investigating how much you will pay for parking.. world series and the cavaliers over, as ed gallek it with what >> parking rates will skyrocket and spots baby hard to find. save you the trouble of looking for a parking spot into final chicken of florida, the top rate likely to be across th street from the ballpark,y is be charged.. >> at least $50. >> would it surprise if i told you it would probably be $80.se >> i would not be surprised. >> this parking lot at night an carnegie expected to charge $80, so we went online to party public and found the square garage advertising $30 with reservations, so we went t ask, is this for realw? >> would you honor $30? >> y >> you could probably do better than 30 bucks back. >> but a lot of it to come to have fun . >> several more blocks away on rockwell, the price wil

winning for the indians. he did well and that can coming a good postseason. 15 innings pitched he is always he is already two and zero. tribe come off that tough loss be home in front of the hometown fans. one thing we can take away, we took two out of three from the cubs at their home field, with all of their fans and although that noise, so we're going to our place where our fans will be loud and to help us. >> the indians came back to tow today, the cubs will be arrivin tonight, they're trying to remain loose, encouraged to wear halloween costumes of the charter flight to cleveland the indians, try to wrap it up tomorrow nightin at progressive field. they will have two chances to

were so proud of the indians. stage, during the playoffs, trevor bauer injured his finger while working on a drone,, or pitching during game three of the alcs to his pinky finger began bleeding, he wiped it on his jersey now indians fansns lucky enough to get inside the field can see that up close and personal it is on display at t corner along with some other's laboratory moments, you can check that out along with other mementos from the locker room celbr starting pitching tonight, chronic liver has a big heart, he is donating his world series tickets. throughout the 360s season, he and his wife have been surprisingea kids and their families with special experiences in progressive field. ex allie who is a patient at university hospital, and rainbow babies and children's hospital will be in the stands with aa family membe >> the indiansca fight hard for that championship title blood that can take some advice from the cavaliers and, jessica dill has a big preview, of the cavaliers night. lebron james said that ice

the indians looking for back-to-back shutouts. they threw a shutout in game five of the alc lcs in toro, trying to back that up with a shed out here in game number one of the world series. here comes a 1-0. that's up to alan right now and at the moment addison russell last time they didn't, the indians as a franchise, 1920. shutouts thrown in games six and a seven over brooklyn, and then known as the robins, became the dodgers. with their two world championships along with 1948. here's a 1-1. strike two. >> john: a starter's job is to when i was closing in a situation like this and a six-run lead, i never was going to show the opponents what i was going to do to them in a tight situation. that's the only reason i hate 6-0, getting your closer in. i get why you're doing it, five days off. you really don't want to show them a scenarios and a one-run game, how you're going to face them. this is one way you can actually play games with the opponent. >> joe: struck him out, two down. and of the last hope for the cubs to extend this wil

6-0 indians! >> i think when you have a lead, you try to win. there's a lot that can happen tomorrow. >> what a night last night. oh, the city was on fire. but you know what, that's all in the completely different ball game. >> got to put game one in the rearview mirror. we're just about an hour away from first pitch. >> as excitement grows from last night's big win, fans are out here tonight hoping for another win. and we are all over downtown. we have you covered. but first, the big story, mother nature. and the threat she could bring it to game tonight. chief meteorologist mark johnson, we want to know, the rain going to hold off to play rain is not going to hold off. but the question will be, will they be able to play through it. we're going start off with very light rain and sprinkles through a large part of the game. look at this. we've got a lot of wet weather off to our west. but it is important to note here this dry area from toledo through the islands into the downtown cleveland area. again, just some isolated sprinkles here coming in.

as the indians have won the american league pennant, the american league championship, the indians as they beat the toronto blue jays in four games, clenching it with game five finishing up within the last 40 minutes or so as they shut the blue jays out by a cleveland, everybody. and congratulations to you all. now get ready, we get a little respite and then tuesday night game one of the world series at progressive field on the same night that we celebrate the other guy's championship, the cavaliers will raise their championship banner, also on tuesday night, boy, the gateway plaza will be loaded on tuesday night. they will open against the knicks and raise their nba world championship banner and receive their championship rings. as they get set -- as ready to go to chris tye on said, ," just telling you -- on social media, just telling you, 35 wins, 19 losses, he's won two world series as the manager with the red sox, both were sweeps. he is 8-0 as a manager in the world series. okay? very, very important. he knows how to get it done. now chris tye taking a look at what's going on on

the indians will not be outdone today. as we go to the traffic map, we are seeing slow traffic to 71 n. approaching the turnpike. it is adding a few minutes to your commute. again, tht electric. here is where you cannot park. you cannot park prospect avenue between ontario and east 14th and have run -- heron carnegie, east fourth between heron and prospect avenue. we will be tweeting this out and putting it on wkyc.com , i am out here with my photographer and producers. we are having a good time. it will be so much fun. make sure you bring your cameras and take some photos. we are a championship town. lynna, back to you. >> thank you, danielle. >>> extra set of eyes will be on the crowd. officers were setting up portable downtown upping security.hollie . >>> good morning to you. it is 5:33. maybe pancakes in the shape of a baseball for breakfast? it will be dry today and cool with highs around 50. right now we're 30s and 40s as we wake up. let's get to the game one skies. tomorrow we start to talk about the chance of rain

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the indians win 7-2. in the post season the indians are 10- 2. when they get to win 11 they will 11 they will be on guys. we have to do it one more time. we like where we are at. at the end of the day it does not matter how you get there. >> he is a big reason why they are in the position to wrap it up. first, it will be trevor bauer against jon lester. jon lester very disappointed in his game one s series. let's go to wrigley field. dave, they have not been able to do anything at home. >> reporter: you should have seen the energy inside of this building go down last night as the indians started to pull away from chicago. outside wrigley field there is still a lot of energy. the fans think we have our top pitchers lined up. you still think they are as far as the weather is, a much colder tonight in chicago. -- a much colder night here in chicago tonight. just think cleveland, think about this, the indians are one game away from winning a world championship in the same year the cavaliers won a championship. >> reporter: when the cavaliers did what

deste it is back to normal at indians .com. if you do get tickets the watch party does not matter whether conditions, the show will go on the gates of progressive will open one hour before each gameme around 7:00 p.m. with the first pitch scheduled just after 8:00 p.m. the tickets are sold exclusive on indians .com, with two options, $5 general admission lounge options with food included.d. there is a ford ticket limit fo order with proceeds benefiting and dance and major league baseball charity. city will be first come first served, and you need to print your tickets at home, there wil be no digital delivery, just an inconvenience to witness sports history. and we purchased a $5 ticket o >> why would you want to be here? >> by knockouts going to be crazy. >> would be close last couple ears and this year we finally broke through to beat boston an toronto, two very good teams an now we have another test ahead with the cubs but the way that thisw team has overcome adversi all season we feel like we've got a good chance. get back

everyone was dejected after the indians came up shy last night but the indians did an amazing thing going to chicago and taking two out of three. them for josh tomlin. he was amazing on friday night in that win. i will tell you what if the indians win the world series that will be the key game. winning that game three was the swing game in the series. for josh tomlin, just do what you did last friday night. >> we understand it is about winning. there is no one in the clubhouse that is complacent. it is not just going to happen. that is not the mindset that we take at all. we have a game to play tomorrow and we will try to win that game. >> the chicago c alive but they are struggling at the plate. they only scored three runs last night and won on a sacrifice fly. they will get kyle swab are back tomorrow night. he had a terrible knee injury at the beginning of the year which cost him the season but now he is back as a designated a designated hitter. he was a tremendous football player and now he is a big times longer. >> it gives them a little more balance. but i mean they have got a lot o

rooting on the indians. he signed a four-year $57 million contract today with the cavs,u tyronne lue hopes smith will be ready to start opening night on october 25.re the browns still looking for win number one on the season and they will try to getet it sunday against the tennessee titans. cody kessler will start for the banged up browns who continues to play with the mass unit on both sides of the football. cleveland has had success against tennessee the past few times theyha hopeful they will finally get to taste thepe thrill of victory on sunday. they are not giving up. and the monsters win and are off to a 2-0 start for the calder cup try it. >> warm weather on the horizon. >> we have a few more 80s in the forecast.n. tomorrow we get near 80 degrees. still can't complain. the rain holds off until after dinner and we are talking mid- 80s monday and tuesday before we cool down. >> have aew great night, we will see you tomorrow. w wendy's taco salad is back. wendy's had a taco salad? wendy's had a taco sal

how did the concord indian groups across -- conquered indian groups across america respond to it? take a fascinating and complex area of study and maybe never finally settled. historians in recent years have become generally quite reluctant to see conquered groups as mere victims who are just defeated and helpless to change their fate. instead, many historians nowadays look for ways in which such people resisted and limited the terms of their defeat. and even created opportunities to express their own agency. agency is another one of those trendy terms validate in academia, meaning in one way or another, the ability of any group, even the most downtrodden, to act on its own behalf. and this approach certainly has some application to indians in face of the conquest. there is no doubt that indian groups could and did resist colonial domination beginning almost from the moment of outfield defeat. sometimes their resistance itself took a military form. there were uprisings and rebellions among the mayans and aztecs of central americas of the 16th century. in fact there were large nati

the indians gave him tickets to game six if the game is needed and the indians also say united airlines gave costal 62,000 costal 62,200 airline miles to use on a future fight this might flight. >> charlie sheen is making headlines tonight after tweeting his support for the indians. take a look at the video he >> quite a production there. with so much excitement surrounded the world series it's hard to imagine clevelanders who are not watching.>> lynn morgan showed -- joins us live. >> tribe nation has its eyes glued to the field but some of us don't get to watch the game in person or on tv. ts to keep us safe from danger and hunger. >> i've been a fan since there was born. smith michael palombo is passionate about the indians and his job. tonight the two conflict. he and his fellow firefighters can watch during downtime. >> but must abandon when they get a call. >> the moment the bell goes off you forget about the game outside empty parking lots and roads mean most people are at home or downtown watching the game full of excitement. and pizza thanks to ryan kennedy. >> i like the compe

>> indians will definitely win. cleveland sports. we have been the brunt of jokes for a lot of years. it is great to be a part of this. >> reporter: you asked me if i dance. do you dance? >> whenever the spirit leads me to do something. >> reporter: we will get in on that after this. >> let the spirit moves you. that's right. >> reporter: lina said, let [ laughter ]. >>> can you handle more excitement? let's see how far we can take this one. >> it is the ultimate tech tuesday. laptop upgrade. strive for game one of the series. temperatures 30s and 40s as we speak. we will be at 50 degrees today. you will need your fall jacket. preferably indians or cavs gear. don't go anywhere. we will let you know the impact of rain i game two -- on game >>> [ cheers and applause ]. that never gets old. just last week the indians celebrated coming -- becoming the american league champions. they're getting ready for game one of the world series and will hopefully end up with another celebration. >> i am tribe all the way. we are facing a problem many

when the indians won the american league championship. >> >> the indian clinch their spot. now six days away. from hosting the national league champions. in game one. of the world series at progressive field. >> . this is the new cleveland. it's. things are about to happen for the city. >> . the same night the cavs will raise the championship banner. >> electric. >> . doesn't get any better. we're ready. >> . the team shop is. all right the team shop is open for about another 15 minutes. opens up 9:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. no more they will have plenty of restock tomorrow morning. october 25. tuesday. cleveland. believe. >> >> at the last out. the rush to haul out official american league pennant gear. a line forming inside for the second time this year. >> hats. and t shirts. by the box load. tribe fans loading up on all they could hold. >> i'm collecting for coworkers. friends. family. >> 19 years. along wait to sport new world series swag. >> i can't wait to be a part of it. >> . staying open late. until the gear runs out. also opening early. at 6:00 a.m. thursday. to a

stay with us for complete rally with the indians. police have released details on the death of a north olmste man. the body of city 5-year-oldol james cashin was found saturday in an areaca near the pearl road bridge in big creek forgot they say he died from blunt force go back in august. both anthony kennedy and seth was a north olmsted have been charged with aggravated murder, it is believed thatbe james cashin was in a long-term relationship with kennedy.. affair due in court later today, skyfox caught an accident as it happened over valley view bridgege a stalled car in the messenger lane, the car did no see that then n smashed into th semi truck, they were both hauled away quickly but traffic was holed up on i-480 till abo the individual just part of it next to one of were raising the temperature banner and passing out championship rings as suzanne stratford shows us the excitement. would invite 20,000 inside the q. tuesday night in many watching at home and as the temperature banner came home, a spectacular celebration for the

indians did, win it all. eddie robinson is rooting for the indians. hope is for another championship in cleveland. we know the way, we've done it before, back in 48. yeah. that's the way we were. >> we have done it before thank you leon. a lot has changed since eddie robinson and the indians won 1948 including a trip to the ballpark. prices of the ticket to see a world series game you have seen astronomical. this year they did start at a few hundred bucks went up from there in 1948 you paid between 2 and $8 equal to 10 to $70. coke cost you 18? then wouldn't that be nice, $4.50 now and indians fans were watching the games in a different stadium back then of course. >>> at the time it was built it was the largest professional municipal than any other in the country. >> game 5, 48 series set a record attendance at 86,000 people progressive sells out at 35,000, one thing that has not changed indians uniforms. >> another thing that hasn't changed is emily's devotion to the tripe tribe she is 104 h -- to the tribe she is 104 and watched them win the world

the indians lead it to games to none. >> kevin love and the cavs already made indians are two wins away from their first world series in two decades. >> and lebron knows that could mean the biggest party at nepalese cleveland has ever seen. game two started with a slam to anna and ended with cody closing it out. welcome to fox 8 news at 10:00, i'm jennifer jordan. >> and i'm bill sheil's. the indians continue to rally again that cleveland is the city of champions. here to break it all down we are nailbiting in newsroom. >> if we were. -- they also hit ten home runs in those playoff games, but through two american league championship series games, they have scored just one total run. carlos santana. >> he hit his first postseason home run. that gave the indians a 1-0 lead. josh tomlin and the indians closed it out and the tribe pitchers combined for 13 strikeouts on the day. francisco lindner continue seven october to remember. rod g davis for the go-ahead run and that's all the tribe needed, they beat the blue jays 2-1 to how to the indians feel now about andrew miller? >> there is a re

it's 3-1 indians. corey kluber pitching on three days rest, he was up to his old ways and went six innings, give up five hits, one run and struck out six. in the sixth be indians had some insurance. lonnie criswell pops up to left francisco lindner from third and indians took a t 4-1 lead. jason kipnis but the nail in the coffin with a three run shot to the seats in the seventh inning and the indians just one win away from their first world series title since 1948. they win game 47-to your final. for more on game 4 we will send it to chicago where john telich just inning by at wrigley field and jt, what more can you sayyo about corey kluber. he even helped his own cause tonight giving that big hith in the secod >> a couple of pivotal moments in this game. first of all, joe maddon elected toam put tyler naquin on enableo face corey kluber and that backfired on him as you will see in the highlights and i'm sure you did. you have a situation where he put the ball in place. before he put the ball in play v

indians. in the 6th boston has cut the lead in half. 2-1. the former red sox out there with a run. travis shaw hits a fly ball to right. the indians pitching staff only gave up seven runs to that boston offense over the three games. the celebration is on. what a night for terry francona. he won two world series with the red sox and then was fired by the team. now he beats them in fenway and andrew miller was sensation al too. >> what it meant to me is to our crew. i don't care where it is. i mean, i respect that we beat a heck of a team. but to celebrate with our guys, that's what was meaningful for me. >> this offense is just unbelievable and, you know, to find a way, it doesn't have to be pretty. you know, just find a way is all that matters at the end of the day. >> i have to tell you, he is sensation. andrew miller, lights out when he comes in there. that's every time. the clinch er is at fenway park with more of the celebration. >> i like that. i'm running out of suits and i have to keep

i'm talking 6:00 a.m. >> sia: even the rain couldn't put a damper on these indian fans spirits. >> indians swag. >> filed into dick's to snatch up the goods. >> hang it proudly on our refrigerator. >> the cleveland indians are going to the world series! >> since the indians beat the toronto blue jays in a game that clinched the alcs title, fans have been on the move grabbing anything with the words "world family. mike startd a new tradition and is superstitious about it. >> tell me about it. >> i haven't shaved since the indians beat the red sox in the third game. so it's an alcs-winning beard. >> sia: he told me he's keeping it until the indians go all the way and from the look and sounds -- he's not the only loyal tribe fan. and this is the rally wall. the managers told me they put it come in, grab these pens and write their well wishes for the tribe right here on this wall and it will stay up until hopefully the indians win the world series. getting answers here in westlake, i'm sia nyorkor, cleveland 19 news. >> tia: man, we got to get out there and sign that wall. much of the swag sol

the indians also represent us. national news organizations have picked up on the resurgence of cleveland, the rnc showed a can-do city, the cavs upped our image further. but we were rising even before. these events are simply more carrots on a ring of diamond/carets on a ring of diamonds. the world has its bad and troubling news as always. here in cleveland, there are instances of that too, but wh build on them, so we applaud the cleveland indians in a way we applaud ourselves because the indians are part of the extended family. world series, yes, but that is a community blood line on a cleveland baseball diamond, so we root for a world series championship, but in many ways cleveland has already won. >> all right, thank you, leon. and you want some more world series inspiration? but for one of the tribe's bat boys, it's a family tradition. paul kiska has more. >>reporter: north royalton's georgia palco was a cleveland indians bat boy back in 1982. he loved every minute of it. >> it was awesome, i mean, to see all t

and congratulates the indians. he did a great job this year in the first year in toronto but he is a big part of this championship as he fashioned that roster. last night came for the nlcs dodger stadium cubs were not hitting. last night they hit and found the bats. and especially this guy anthony rizzo solo home run and cubs won 10-2. and that series is stadium. now to the browns and bengals battle of ohio browns are a 10- point underdosmght joe didn't practice again and if he doesn't practice tomorrow i don't think he will go again on sunday. pryor did not practice either. pryor missed practice for the second day in a row a hamstring problem. coach jackson said he is hopeful he can play. boy you would have to be hopeful he could play. if they don't have pryor the to the defense. and browns have started a contract talks for pryor. >> you said it would be a bad thing if they throwed passes to doug. >> he did catch one in his career and took it for a touchdown. >> oh. >> he had more than one champagne bottle afterwa

but the indians bats went cold. what the tribe did to the cubs in game one, came back to haunt them in game 2.em i chicago scored first and fast. indians didn't get their first hit until the bottom of the 6th when kipnis doubled to center his ankle holding up as he beat the throw.n gahica s didn'twhekn he later gave the indians theirr first and only run of the game. final score, 5-1. we gave up 9 hits, 8 walks, 2 errors and we only gave up 5 because there was traffic all night.we'rprty need to play a clean game and ww didn't do that. nevertheless their world series game in town last night. in the regular season the tribe was the only team in major mao league baseball not to lose more than three games in a row.not they need one game of the next threen bring it back to progressive field next tuesday. chicago friday saturday andrda sunday. nice to win it here at home. we'll take those three inin chicago if we have two. as long as we do something. stacey stacey thank you so much. .ll right. d the cleveland indians could

the indians have won the american league pennant. much better to have him callingl thaint then the cbs guys by the way.th g the indians won three to zero.uy such an exciting days the highlight said a live report but first we'll check in with a.j. colby celebratinger the indians win as well down ann still ldakeview good morning aj. read. good morning guys here

there's the indians' basic everyday lineup. also counting on trevor bower tonight, a big start for him getting to start in game one and corey kluber gets to start in >> tia: obviously everyone here in cleveland talking about the tribe. but another big story, hurricane matthew. we have to talk about that. and florida's governor made a new appeal for people to evacuate. marley hall has the very latest. >> reporter: a sign on a boarded-up building says closed for business as hurricane matthew approaches florida. forecasters say matthew has strengthened once again to a monster category 4 storm. >> this is serious. >> the governor is concerned about the storm's powerful winds more than one and a half million people in the storm's path have been told to evacuate. >> there are no excuses. you need to leave. evacuate, evacuate, evacuate. >> reporter: storm preparations continued across florida. shelves are empty. officials issued hurricane warnings and watches from florida to south carolina. here in day tone 'ya beach, streets are empt

the indians hosting the chicago cubs, in game one of the world series. we have our team of reporters, here at regressive and the q.r. >> begin our coverage with melissa myers she is outside th ballpark where the fans are gathering. they're ready to go, as the

they're the key. >> let's go back to the indians. salazar, that's the plan and what can they expect. >> it gives them a wild-card option in the best sort of way. he throws 60 pitches or starts a possible game for them and piggy a back with merritt. two games decide work load wise. >> the indians like the underdog role. they were supposed to get swept but people thought toronto would out hit them and win. do they feel that, and like that underdog role? >> they're fine with it, you're one of the best two teams in baseball, you have to be good. you're seeing those series prices from a vegas stand point. they have a lo people thought they were wagered to win. all of the fans, don't worry about it. >> you thought the toronto series home field advantage was important and it was. how big is home field in this. >> you win your home games, you win the world series. >> you did very good on the sats on math? >> yes. we're going to talk about what happened yesterday, as down >>> he's to the 30 and 20,15, touchdown, 74 yards. >>> and that was it,

we have champions were the cavaliers and hopefully the indians. are getting ready to go inside to their seats, the indians want them to be in thei stateso at 7:30 p.m. game one of the world series, thanks to the cavs fans rejection of the ticket prices. it has been unbelievable to watch these indians overcome so >> stefani schaefer talk to the man who put the team together, is now team president chris antonetti.. what are you most proud of when you look at the team. >> that lots of things resonate you look at all the things that we have overcome to get to this point.althe resiliency of to bu the coaches and the players throughout the season has been remar broadly, just the organization success every person who has contribute to this year from the front office to the sales, and ticketing staff , and all those on the basal side the scouts th trainers, coaches and to see a that hard work over many years to pay off is fulfilling.o speaking of the ownership and andrew miller, that was an expensive deal >> it was both expensive in terms of the players t

indians. laura said that most people should take the rta. what do you guys advise for people getting down here early so they can enjoy the festivities? >> rta or if you're driving come cavs have a packed house for the ring ceremony. gates open at 5:30 for 8:00 first pitch. get down here and get out of the crowd and get leer to enjoy everything. >> brian: regular season, people come late. there's not a ton going on before the game, but in a world series game there's a lot going on before a game, and it's stuff you don't want to miss. >> we have a band on gateway plaza and cool stuffs and another band behind me on heritage plaza in center field. espn will be on gateway plaza doing live broadcasts. all on that fans can experience, and that's part of the whole thing, right? being a part of this whole big production, and we're looking forward to showing off our folks. >> tia: you're asking fans to wear red. tell me about that. >> we are. we had our rock red, #rockred all postseason long and a big r

>> tuesday, potential cleveland indians tickets were sold out i a few minutes onlinecl can stil find them on some third-party sites but will not be cheap,fi upper-level seats are around $200 on some site like at amazing tickets. >> move into the lower boxes, first and third base prices are in excess ofof $400 per ticket. seats at the dugout will ct to go, mark klang, president of the nascent tickets beware. >> if it is too good to be true it probably is. >> demand is higher for indians tickets that when the cavaliers play toronto in the playoffs.ha this is thousands of toronto fans are coming into town for friday's game.. just have this magnetic have an entire country cheering for our team because we only have one major league baseball team so we got a lot of energy rs.ind them he has been cheering for the home team since he was eight years old back in 1994, he say he has seen it all since then nd that anything is possible with the indians. >> aidan mohr, out of 14, and we're the world champions. >> if we makehe he says that tickets can be fou times more expensive than they are right

indians up 2-0. as i have said to you every monday i have got that same script that we have had since the opening game after philadelphia. that scripta says almost, not quite. now we are at six games. the browns had another great rally down 28-26 they end up there were -- there was some controversy that hue jackson would should have waited to go for the onside kick and try to tie the game up that way. i thought he handled it fine. i thought he did it okay. i think he went for the two points thinking he had a good play. everyone else disagrees. here is what h >> trust me you made me think of it all night. i tossed and turned all night. i even called everyone that was involved with this with me. i feel even more good about what we decided to do now today than i did yesterday. >> so, they go to cincinnati on sunday. >>> tonight, trump's rigged charge. down in the polls, donald trump goes all in on unsupported claims about large-scale voter fraud. inflammatory accusations that have democrats and republic

group of indians fans. one kid was wearing an indians jersey last night. i chased them down. they have tickets to both tonight's game and tomorrow night's game. can you imagine that? inside wrigley for that game. across the street from wrigley, there was a group of cubs fans all lined up just hoping to somehow get inside tonight's game. they were out there all day yesterday, overnight. they're out there again this morning. i want you to listen to what that family said, that indians family how excited they are to be here to watch the indians play in chicago. >> i've never been inside. it's always been a plan of ours to go to wrigley, even just to check it out. to be there for the world series is unbelievable. >> reporter: and to have the indians here against the cubs. >> it is awesome. i love seeing all the mix of different shirts, indians and cubs all around the city. >> reporter: yeah. you certainly do see that. i'm assuming tonight there will here than there were last night, too. i don't know if you have heard of von's pub, it's not too far from him. that's a really big cle