and to be the underdog, can i tell you that hillary clinton has spent the underdog again and again and again throughout her life? and try to do something for the first time in your family or in your school that has never been done before. anybody in this room have somebody look cute in the face to say i don't think you can do this? it isn't for you? the time isn't right? the person is the enemy. sometimes it is the friend. but sometimes the doubt of everyone of us to say maybe it is in the right opportunity. hillary clinton has her that her entire life. and donald trump is only the most recent person to say this to her. but if we have that under dog attitude. but you just made history. you elected the first woman president in the history of the united states now we're strong urge together to build any economy that works for everybody and not just those at the top. with a strong alliance with a community of respect and everybody is respected in value the history we will make for what we need to do. so everybody tell me the last day registered to vote in pennsylvania. i like this audienc

being the underdog, being the underdog -- can i tell you that hillary clinton has been an underdog again and again and again throughout her life? [applause] anybody in this room been an underdog? anybody in this room tried to do something for the first time in your family or in your job or in your school? something that's never been done before? anybody in this room has to we look you in the face and say i don't think you're going to be able to do this, this is not for you? the time isn't right for you? sometimes the person telling you that is an enemy who doesn't want you to succeed. sometimes it's a friend who they don't want you to get your feelings hurt or your hopes up other don't want to be disappointed. sometimes that voice these you. it's not even an enemy or friend. it's in everyone of us and maybe this isn't the right time. maybe this isn't the right opportunity. maybe -- and i tell you hillary clinton has heard that her entire life? [applause] she's heard it in addition she is heard it her entire life. donald trump is one of the most recent person to say this to her. if we hav

we are underdog people. of people if we see somebody that needs a hand even if we don't know all of the answers and even if we don't know everything that needs to be said, we are going to roll our sleeves up and wade into the situation and see if we can figure it out and be helpful. that's what we need for the next 34 days. and i will tell you one other thing, being the underdog -- can i tell you that hillary clinton has been an underdog again and again and again throughout our life? anybody in this room than an underdog anybody have to do something for the first time with your family or job or school, something that has never been done before? anybody in the room i don't think you are quick to be able to do this, this is not for you, but i isn't right for you. sometimes the person telling you that is an enemy they don't want you to get your feelings hurt or your hopes up or be disappointed and sometimes, that voice is you. it's the belt and every one of us saying maybe this isn't the right time. maybe this

we think we can hang with anyone. >> we took it as we're the underdogs and normally we're not the underdogs things from the other side and had the target on the other team's back. >> the top team in wisconsin, beat the top ranked team in the nation, rock hurst. >> how cool is that? >> pretty sick, pretty cool. we were all really proud of that. it's fun to -- it proves like you can do -- you can do whatever you put your mind to if you work together. >> get it back. come on. >> this team is loaded with talent, yet being unselfish is >> as a captain, we can't let anybody -- our ranking make us think that we're better than we are. we have to know our play. just because we're ranked fifth or second, we have to focus the same way. >> for joel, he finally gets to try value his dad tony for tv time. >> gotta pretty cool you have a dad who works hunld the -- behind the scenes. >> it's like people know him for that. someme tv. >> try this one, bob. >> do you ever put those in like the clips on the opponent or anything like that? >> we haven't but that's a good idea, as it comes playoff time to lighte

we are underdog people.ho ifthe kind of people we see somebody who needs a hand, even if we do not know all of the answers, even if we do not know everything that needs to be said, we are going to roll into thees up and wade situation and see if we can figure it out, see if we can be helpful. that is what we need for the next 34 days. we are trying to make history. , can i tellderdog you that hillary clinton has been an underdog again and again and again throughout her life? anybody in this room been an underdog? anybody in this room trying to do something for the first time in your family or job or school? something that has never been done before? anybody in this room has a very look you in the face and say, i don't think he will be able to do this. this is not for you. the time is not right for you. sometimes the person telling you that is an enemy. whotimes it is a friend they do not want you to get your feelings hurt or hopes up or disappointed. sometimes, that voice is you. n enemy oreven a print. it i

imagine being the underdog would the indians -- imagine being the underdog? 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

they were an underdog going into the game today. they will probably be an underdog next week no matter who comes on the unfortunate national league. we got them where we want them, everybody and we will continue on here on channel 3 news at 7:00 as we celebrate another championship. the indians win the american >>> welcome back, everybody. the indians have won the american league championship. they won it back in 1995 when they won it and in fashion as they ended up beating the seattle mariners in six they won it again in 1997 when they had an improbable run to the world series that year. and they won it in game 6 in baltimore in 11 innings and they won it just a little while ago in five games in toronto. that's the last out. that's carlos santana making the catch of a foul pop in front of the indians dugout as it was troy tulowitzki who popped up cody allen's pitch and that was it. the indians celebrate as they win the game 3-0 with a young start in the big leagues, ryan merritt going 4 1/3 innings and the indians touched off a cel

there may be an underdog team, like sympathy for underdog gene that they will find one day. are that kind of people. in my church, we say good samaritan people. every faith tradition understands this story. there is a person who is beaten andn the side of the road, a whole lot of people just walk on by. even some people who are leaders , moral leaders who should have known better, some walk on by and pretend not to notice. some notice but think, i am not going to do anything about it. whole lot of you, but i think i know this about you. that's not who you are. you are not walk-on-by people. we are the kind of people who, if we see somebody needs a hand, even if we don't know all of the answers, even if we don't know everything that needs to be said, we are going to roll our sleeves up and wade into the situation and see if we can figure it out and be helpful. that is what we need for the next 34 days. we are trying to make history. and i will tell you one other --ng -- being the underdog can i tell you that hillary clinton has been an underdog again and again and again throu

as the underdogs. i'm never seen cleveland be the underdog. the one time where underdog. see what happens when you're ready people want to count us out. whatever works for us. some people like b underdog. kelly will start game one for the tribe trevor bauer and josh tomlin will start two and three. the order is yet to be determined the indians will go to be announced for games for amby on. were going to flip off as long as we can we're trevor just to get some most information we can i think that if it works out right would like him to pitch second baseman jason kipnis went to the world series with a low ankle sprain he injured it during the indians ankles pose game celebration in toronto. is not moving like he can't i'm guessing with another 48 hours and 37,000 screaming fans of the okay game one tuesday night 808 at progressive field. and cleveland fox 8 news. officials schedule for the world series is out and get ready to stay up late. beginning on tuesday so we'll games three and four hours be held in chicago game five also and chicago avenue messes it will start at a

underdog for indians is tine for them. >> i rather be the underdog than expected. and when we win it's more glory. >> everyone will go out and have butterflies for both teams that's how it is when you are on the biggest stage, a lot more people are watching and a lot more media. tough slow it down. >> now to the key guy tonight trevor bauer gets the start for the indians and is 25 years season. how about this, they break training camp and he he didn't make the rotation -- he didn't make the rotation and is in the bullpen and fights through and with injury starting the biggest of the year and the biggest game of his career. and tito francona says he is ready for it. >> i don't think anybody has any trepidation about letting trevor pitch game one. i think he's been waiting for this his whole life. back and pitch on short rest and do just fine. >> let's go to the other side. red sox go with rick porcello indians know him well. [ no audio ] >> cy young candidate come in. for the red sox first time in the playoffs since they won in 2013 they won it and have had two last

look, donald trump is still the underdog.you look at the states he must win in order to get close to 270 electoral votes, this national polling is catastrophic for him. if he loses by five points nationally, he is not going to win the election and will be a landslide. but the state polls show he can win. take a look at this map. give him all of the romney states, including north carolina, a state where he is behind, the trump people concede, but the state polls are closer. give him florida, ohio, iowa, the state where las vegas is, the name of which i cannot pronounce -- give him those. he is a he needs five more to 265. win. giving them all of those states is a mental exercise. he is probably behind in at least three of them, maybe a little ahead in ohio and iowa. my point is as dire as things , are for trump right now, if he has a little bit of a roll nationally and he can win those states he could get to 255 -- two at electoral votes. 65 he is the underdog. he has been all along. he has had a horrible stretch. the state po

. >> 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, that was it. 559 yards of offense for the bengals. and the browns go to 0 and 7. we went world series at the top. right now, cody is out with a talked to him last night late, and he's raring to go. he's hoping that he gets cleared. they feel that way, we don't know if i

we are the underdogs. that is how it has always been and that is how it will be. >> if you want tickets to the show, standing room only tickets already on sale on was over starting at $700. other seated tickets going in the thousands of dollars range. that is a lot of money. but, of course, you can get your chance to get tickets a little lower than that when they go to the public on sale once again this morning beginning at 10:00. outside progressive field, nick foley, newschannel5. back to you. >> thank you, nick. you will have to be fast. tickets went incredibly quickly yesterday. the website was all >>> of course after the big win a lot of people wanted to get their hands on the championship swag. >> yes. that was the scene at dean's sporting goods in cracker park. look at that. fans were there until 8:00 a.m., well, getting their gear before they went to bed. stores will be reopening this morning in about 90 minutes [ cheering & applause ] >> look at this party here. for a third time this season the tr

he comes across as an underdog to me. maybe an underdog that tends to shoot himself in the foot and i hope he gets a little more on the issues in here, but that will not change me."but the latest nbc news electoral map shows victory. clinton is leading in nearly every battleground stat and appeared confident at a friday night fundraiser s/ hillary clinton / (d) presidential candidate1:26 - 1:35"if we do our job, in 25 days, donald trump will stop being on the news every single day."twenty three days lefin one of this country's most unusual presidential campaigns. chris pollone, nbc news, new york. trump will be in green bay monday aften to register for tickets, you should go to the trump website. it looks like the "today" show is setting the stage for life ?without billy bush. singer and actor harry connick junior wil co-host the third hour of "today" on monday and tuesday. that role was previously held by bush, who's now off the air for his role in a 2005 "access hollywood" recording in which he's talking with donald tru

. >> it is and the cubs are the the unions by themselves in a familiar position as an underdog. >> is been 68 years since the indians snagged a world fire at 108 years for the cubs. the indians have the feel just a ploy of their first workout find out who they will be playing corey kluber will start one out for the drive. the order could change depending -also could be available for the cubs. he has made major project progress in the last week. >> the indians announced the pitches for the rest of the season. >> we are going to hold off as long as we can with trevor just like him to finish. >> i think whatever works for us for each individual is what's best. some people like be in the underdog and that's was driving it. >> we will cubs arrived in cleveland last night getting ready so they can start their preparation. series returns to chicago need them back here for game six and seven. >> looking forward to it. the official world series schedule is now complete. games one and two in cleveland tuesday and wednesday will start at 8:08 a.m. and games three and four will be in chicago. gam

. >> they are underdogs. a lot of the national media is looking at boston and they think they are the mighty red sox but as you saw the indians team never quit. this year a lot of comeback wins and take about a -- talk about a great opportunity for and calls this a dream come true. the indians come in considered by many as the underdog even though they had a better record by one win and they have home field advantage. a lot of that talk is because of the injuries to dandy salazar and carlos. think about if they had the two in the start rotation. red sox are the number one hitting team in america and indians the second. there's going to be big time pressure for bauer under right attitude. >> i just want to get a good start with the team. so aid big responsibility. something you grow up dreaming about doing especially against a team as storeied as the red sox as good as the red sox are. should be a lot fun. i am really look forward to it. >> i am not sure a lot of pitchers will say it's going to be a lot of fun

danny salazar threw a simulated world series roster and the indians are the underdogs for the third series in a row but they are embracing it. >> it's going to be a good team that's not a surprise and people want to count us out we have had guys that you know whatever works for us and whatever works for each individual i think is what's best and you know if some people like being the underdog and that drives them sure. >> and to keep up with the large crowd for the world series and world series watch partth the service. $5 round trip commemorative world series passes will be sold. all rail lines will operate up to an hour after the conclusion of games and watch parties even if extra innings are needed. >> our tribe coverage continues at wkyc.com. you can find a full world series schedule plus a special look at the endans andrew miller from the opening -- indians andrew mill her from the opening. >>> time is 5:05. opponents of the nextis pipeline call it a bombshell a new proposed route not the revealed until the end of public hearings. groups sustainable medina county will hold a forum. fe

the underdog title i love. you know, anytime someone tells them that they're less than someone else it adds to your challenge. even talk about it, particularly use it as an excuse." in some circles, the nfl strands for no fun league. so on sunday in london, the bengals and redskins finished tied. washington kicker dustin hopkins was graciously doing an interview on the after he missed the potential game-winning field goal.... when the team's communications director went off. really, sir? that's bad for "defense" of the badgers? another remarkable win over then unbeaten and 7th ranked nebraska saturday has wisconsin up to 8th in the polls. big ten co-defensive player of the week ryan connelly and company held the huskers to 17 points below their average in the 23-17 overtime victory. the likes of leon jacobs and connelly stepping up for injured jack cichy. "he made a lot of really good football plays and some in key moments. and that was, i thought both he and leon did a nice job and those two." after rallying t

underdogs -- 21 point underdogs, will this be a let down week. the coach was asked that after practice. his eyes just lit up work >> we are going to keep the intensity -- lit up. >> is it going to be hard to keep the intensity of? >> techno. -- heck no! were not there but we are making progress prexy maggots almost like a vice. they have to have a. they have to score. it's become a constant mantra the perspective of trying to win a football game but also with their fans. head coach willie tagger in his own words -- >> we talk about it often like we have to be -- we have to have it. that's the approach we want to take. we want to score every opportunity we get. that's what we >>> another beautiful day in paradise tomorrow, 87 degrees will be the high. fairweather clouds. we should just see a stray sprinkle, pretty much the same thing on the weekend, a brief shower is possible on sunday. we are still looking like we have a pretty low chance that we will get much of any significant rain. we are looking good. >> we have all the coverage on our websit

"he comes across as an underdog to me. maybe an underdog that tends to shoot himself in the foot and i hope but the latest nbc news electoral map shows trump with a narrow path to victory. clinton is leading in nearly every battleground state. days, donald trump will stop being on the news every single day." most unusual presidential campaigns. chris pollone, nbc news, new york. during his new hampshire rally -- donald trump proposed a new anti-drug policy -- which tighter border restrictions and tougher sentencing for first-time drug offenders. for all the latest in election coverage -- you can visit our website -- kwwl dot com. billy bush's departure from n- b-c could be announced as early as monday. that's according to a source familiar with the network. bush has been off-air since he was caught on tape in a lewd conversation with donald trump earlier this month. his attorney says the negotiations are moving along -- but denied reports of a 10-million dollar settlement. the anchor millions of dollars because of contract

i love being the underdog. >> reporter: latest poll shows glenn trailing bennett by 18 points. but glenn told me he doesn't think the poles capture the real impact of his grassroots campaign. he says expect an upset on november 8. as you know i did a profile of incumbent michael bennett yesterday. you can see that on piece. ted cruz is going to be campaigning for darryl glenn tomorrow here in colorado. >> all right. thank you. >>> drivers on i-25 may have been shocked to see this truck driving down the highway. with no one at the wheel. we're going to explain what made it possible. >>> a former deputy is arrested , what he's good at doing at the jail that cost him his job. >>> ss and rain showers depending on ,, it's no secret. donald trump isn't for us. and unfortunately, congressman coffman isn't, either. just listen. and as families struggle to make ends meet, coffman voted against equal pay for equal work 11 times. coffman said he would support donald trump for president. and that's all we really need to know. dccc is responsible for the content of this advertising. scott t

they have about giant killer as underdogs in both series and against toronto they like it that way. so russ it sets up perfectly. kluber against lester and we will break it down more in a couple minutes in sports. but even though the stands are empty right now, it's still electric here progressive field. >> i am imagine see you in a bit. >>> as we gear up for the night in the spotlight the we are finding cleveland has something to prove. andrew ro -- horamsky joins with us why the nation may not be root -- horansky joins with us why the nation may not be rooting for us. >> reporter: old habits may be difficult to break not necessarily for those living here burks for those who are not. who just really are not getting called winning streak. it has happened before. >> reporter: how hollywood once saw the indians is how some see cleveland today. >> i got a feeling things are about to turn around. >> reporter: tbs even this morning the very network showcased chicago's curse. >> it's been a long time coming. >> reporter: without ever mentioning our own. >> it's definitely something we are

first pitch time the indians and toronto blue jays and indians are an underdog. we have them where we want them and indians working at progressive field playing the blue jays 7 times this year and it was a really tight 7 games. indians won four and loss three both teams yet playoff game. remember toronto not only swept texas but they had to play that play in game the wild card game and won that so they have won 4 in a row in the post season. many connections to the the blue jays mark here and ross atkins here and terry francona sizes up the friendly rivalry. >> it will be fun to say hello, and they want to beat our brains out but then when it's affect a friendship. when you are friends like that it goes beyond time or uniform or anything like that. >> game one kluber on friday night, game 2 saturday, trevor bower -- bauer. game 3 josh who did very, very well the other night at fenway. now it gets sticky. game 4 mike clevenger maybe before if he he gets the start in game together with their bullpen. terry francona said no starter will go on short rest for the amer

. >>> the 5-2 sun devils hosting the 4-2 washington state seven and a half point underdogs heading into the game. >>> in nevada, officer involved shooting has ties to the valley. troopers have ided a man shot by troopers in a high speed pursuit. >> ma man shot and killed by troopers outside vegas was identified as javier munos from arizona. this whole time, nevada highway patrol was in pursuit . this high speed chase ending at a cadillac dealership where cops saithe tried to steal another car from an elderly couple that's when troopers shot and killed him. they described this scene to them saying he was only driving on rims. >> we hit that curb and i knew he was trying to run from something because nobody would more info on munos and his time in glendale. as for the officer, he was identified as 17 year-old veteran david dudly. >>> all new tonight, a family's cry for justice 15 years later: on october 20, 2006 27 year-old jermaine johnson a four two shot to death in phoenix. happened when he was walking with two he had a confrontation with the same suspects a week earlier and shots fire

that underdog role is once davis and lindor are embracing. >> i'd rather be the underdog. when we win, it's more glory to us. >> i like that. i like when people doubt us. i like how when people doubt me and the entire team. that's what makes it fun. >> brian: this team is pretty resilient. they're the only team in the show that has not had a four-game losing streak this evidence. more evidence the indians lead the league in walk-off hits with 11. never count these guys out. first pitch tomorrow night at is just for you. you have seen the halloween candy on store shelves for several weeks now. this morning we get answers about what treats are the worst treats out there for your teeth. it's the sticky stuff. we're talking skittles, starbursts, air heads and my personal favorite the twizzlers. some of the few candies that dentists say corrode our teeth. the best candies are chocolate. i like chocolate. twizzlers are definitely on the list. >> brian: so are skittles. >> tia: i didn't know they were so awful. >> brian: just brush your teeth after you eat them. >> tia: or just g

we are the underdogs and that's just the way we like it from lineups to injuries how your cleveland indians are getting ready for game one of the world series. >> also infant sleep safety. new guidelines that could change the way you feed your baby. hi hollie. >> hey good morning. it's great to see you. it's 6:00 sharp, monday october we get into today. cloud cover to start and the sun is not up until 7:50 but it's mainly overcast and we can't rule out a sprinkle especially if you are east. otherwise we will brighten up the skies but here's the catch. temperatures are not going to move much. we will end up below 50s more or less steady throughout the day so not a lot of movement from where we are currently which is pretty close to 50 degrees for most of you. 53 akron canton and it's cleveland. on future view we do tracking we will see the shower chances mainly east through the morning hours. >> the big deal. this is not at all going to be anything that you know dampens your start to the week. getting into the afternoon, it's more prevalent as far as sunshine and we have clear skies as we ge

. >>> the eagles an underdog against the vehicles. >> 2.5 points. first they need to make sure they learn from the past. they are hosting the 5-0 minnesota vikings on sunday. this marks the return of sam bradford to the lincs he was traded eight days before the season opener, he is quartz backing the loan unbeaten team. his success may surprise some but not his former head coach. >> everything i have seen and how well he picked up our offense and the execution through training camp, you see the same concepts offensively with them that we did here. he is a smart kid and sharp kid and accurate thrower, i'm not surprised. he didn't go to a 1-15 team a playoff caliber team with a tremendous defense as well. >> it's flyers are back on ice in chicago to face the black hawks. the flyers are off to a 0-1 start. the flyers won both meetings last year with the black hawks but chicago plays them tough. >> a lot of skill and they play a controlled game, i think the key for us, we have to play within ourselves. and worry about ourselves rather than what we are d

that is why he is deeply the underdog in this race.ohn: all right, we agree then on that for sure. while j. trump for a now has been doubling, even quadrupling down on his whole the election is rigged ring, even though his running mate mike pence said on the sunday shows that their ticket would honor the will of the voters even if hillary going to wins. trump tweeting up today, of course there is large-scale voter fraud happening on and before election day. why the republican leaders deny what is going on? so naÏve. to which hillary clinton fell mook saidanager robby it this way -- donald trump's campaign is spiraling. he is desperately trying to attention from his own disastrous campaign. he knows he is losing and he's trying to blame that on the system. this is what losers do. and were not going to give it any credit by amplifying it. it's not true. the system is not rigged. mark, the conventional wisdom is has been laying the groundwork with a bunch of excuses so he can justify his failure. but you think in the short-term, i.e. pre-

a 20-point underdog at home, down 14 entering the fourth quarter. one defensive play away from perhaps securing t breakthrough, landmark victory. fourth and 23. barrett. steps up. pressured again and dropped! and penn state is going to get their signature win on a thanks to special teams and a pass rush and just enough clutch offensive plays. >> kirk: it's garrett sickels and evan schwan. they have done it all night. coming off the edge. force j.t. barrett to step up into the pocket. and there's nowhere for him to go. >> chris: kirk, has the biggest surprise been to you, ohio state offensive line's inability to control penn state's front? >> kirk: yeah. yeah. and i think, you know, if you look at the last two weeks against indiana and wisconsin, i'm sure that's a big part of urban meyer and ed warinner's frustration. >> chris: an o-line that had given up five sacks all season, gave up five in the second half to penn state. >> kirk: yeah. when you can't throw the ball down field and you can't control football, that's -- that makes it really tough on

a 20-point underdog at home, down 14 entering the fourth quarter. one defensive play away from perhaps securing breakthrough, landmark victory. fourth and 23. barrett. steps up. pressured again and dropped! and penn state is going to get their signature win on a thanks to special teams and a pass rush and just enough clutch offensive plays. >> kirk: it's garrett sickels and evan schwan. they have done it all night. coming off the edge. force j.t. barrett to step up into the pocket. and there's nowhere for him to go. >> chris: kirk, has the biggest surprise been to you, ohio state offensive line's inability to control penn state's front? >> kirk: yeah. yeah. and i think, you know, if you look at the last two weeks against indiana and wisconsin, i'm sure that's a big part of urban meyer and ed warinner's frustration. >> chris: an o-line that had given up five sacks all season, gave up five in the second half to penn state. >> kirk: yeah. when you can't throw the ball the line of scrimmage to run the football, that's -- that makes it really tough on a

a 20-point underdog at home, down 14 entering the fourth quarter. perhaps securing that breakthrough, landmark victory. fourth and 23. barrett. steps up. pressured again and dropped! and penn state is going to get whiteout night in happy valley. thanks to special teams and a pass rush and just enough clutch offensive plays. >> kirk: it's garrett sickels and evan schwan. they have done it all night. coming off the edge. force j.t. barrett to step up into the pocket. go. >> chris: kirk, has the biggest surprise been to you, ohio state offensive line's inability to control penn state's front? >> kirk: yeah. yeah. and i think, you know, if you look at the last two weeks against indiana and wisconsin, i'm sure that's a big part of urban meyer and ed warinner's frustration. >> chris: an o-line that had given up five sacks all season, gave up five in the second half down field and you can't control the line of scrimmage to run the football, that's -- that makes it really tough on a play caller to be able to come up with it. right now, this is more about ja

a 20-point underdog at home, down 14 entering the fourth quarter. one defensive play breakthrough, landmark victory. fourth and 23. barrett. steps up. pressured again and dropped! and penn state is going to get their signature win on a thanks to special teams and a pass rush and just enough clutch offensive plays. >> kirk: it's garrett sickels and evan schwan. they have done it all night. coming off the edge. force j.t. barrett to step up into the pocket. and there's nowhere for him to >> chris: kirk, has the biggest surprise been to you, ohio state offensive line's inability to control penn state's front? >> kirk: yeah. yeah. and i think, you know, if you look at the last two weeks against indiana and wisconsin, i'm sure that's a big part of urban meyer and ed warinner's frustration. >> chris: an o-line that had given up five sacks all season, gave up five in the second half to penn state. the line of scrimmage to run the football, that's -- that makes it really tough on a play caller to be able to come up with it. right now, this is more about jam

once again, the indians are the underdogs. mark schwab live at progressive field now. mark, i think we will do it anyway. i don't care what they say. >> mark: hey, forget it. they have been picking against the tribe the whole time. that means the tribe has them where they want them. who thought they were getting past toronto. >> they destroyed them. >> hey, at that point anything going through their workout. indians have a work out at 6:00 they had a chance to talk to players a few minutes ago and danny salazar was told by the coach that he is on the world series roster. this is a huge boost to the tribe pitching staff. they do not know yet what kind of role he will have. i talked to calloway and told me he thought danny would give them four innings or so and don't know if little as a reliever. he can't throw the fastball. he can throw the curveball and change up and slider and he told me he feels really, really good. >> strong. really strong. i don't have anything bugging me inside and every time you go out there, i feel like the games and the rest in between innings

i like the underdog. i like the feeling of the change. i like the feeling of honesty.e the feeling of what we need to do. i'm really not into that low road of life. i like the high road. i think things are going to change. >> whether it's hillary clinton or donald trump, it will be very fractuos. >> you can always beat the system. there's always another way. i think they say this is what you have to be to be that. but the true underdog will figure out a way to do it right and we'll find a way to give hope to america. i think that's what it's about. >> can i ask you about the movie? i've always wanted to ask you about this. is it 100% true, just to walk on, the whole nine yards? >> i took a tally when i got inspired by another movie called "rocky" and started pushing the movie of the message "the journey" and it took ten years. we got 92% accuracy. >> what's the 8% that didn't? >> i think the kids laying their jerseys on the table never happened. the captain of notre dame went in and asked if a guy like myself should dress and one guy gave up his uniforms. we did compos

. >> i think it's a >> chicago overall, they're not an underdog. they've had the blues and blackhawks and bears and white sox. all we've had are the cavaliers, which is great. but, you know, once you have that one championship, you know you want more. >> reporter: we should mention vegas does not have the chicago cubs as the underdog. they have us. either way, it's going to be an interesting, fun match-up and a great time to watch. getting answers outside progressive field, denise zarrella, cleveland 19. >> tia: being hated on is safe to say. but we always come out on top. it's all good. world series tickets arch $1500 a pop this morning. in chicago, though, you can double that price. if you'd like to see the games this chicago but watch them on the giant scoreboard as progressive field, don't worry. you'll get your chance to do it. watch parties will take at progressive field during all three away games against k cubs. tickets go on sale this morning at 9:00 a.m. to season ticket holders and at noon to the public. we will find out at 8:00 this mor

a 20-point underdog at home, down 14 entering the fourth quarter. one defensive play away from perhaps securing breakthrough, landmark victory. fourth and 23. barrett. steps up. pressured again and dropped! and penn state is going to get their signature win on a thanks to special teams and a pass rush and just enough clutch offensive plays. >> kirk: it's garrett sickels and evan schwan. they have done it all night. coming off the edge. force j.t. barrett to step up into the pocket. and there's nowhere for him to go. >> chris: kirk, has the biggest surprise been to you, ohio state offensive line's inability to control penn state's front? >> kirk: yeah. yeah. and i think, you know, if you look at the last two weeks against indiana and wisconsin, i'm sure that's a big part of urban meyer and ed warinner's frustration. >> chris: an o-line that had given up five sacks all season, gave up five in the second half to penn state. >> kirk: yeah. when you can't throw the ball the line of scrimmage to run the football, that's -- that makes it really tough on a

our country is an underdog. i was talking, you know, to the campaign when i was at the headquarters friday. i mean, after his very, you know, uneven say, perhaps bad debate performance with hillary, now he knows he is not in the driver's seat and he has to come back. he is attempting to position himself as a comeback and clearly, he wants to show that he is on the side of the american people who feel like they want to come back. so, having the establishment come out against him today over this, he's trying to show they have always been against me and i don't care. >> okay. monica langley of the wall street journal, your conversation came before this mike pence, donald trump's running mate statement where mike pence says as a husband and father, i was offended by the words and actions of trump. in the 11-year-old video released, i do not condone the remarks. i am grateful he apologized to the american people. we pray for the family and look forward to the opportunity for him to show what is in his heart tomorrow

tonight w a 20-point underdog at home, down 14 entering the fourth quarter. one defensive play away from perhaps securing that breakthrough, landmark victory. fourth and 23. barrett. and penn sta and penn state is going to get their signature win on a whiteout night in happy valley. thanks to sp thanks to special teams and a pass rush and just enough clutch offensive plays. >> kirk: >> kirk: it's garrett sickels and they have done it all night. coming off the edge. force j.t. barrett to step up into the pocket. and there's nowhere for him to go. >> chris: kirk, has the biggest surprise been to you, ohio state offensive line's inability to control penn state's front? >> kirk: yeah. yeah. and i think, you know, if you look at the last two weeks against indiana and wisconsin, i'm sure that's a big part of >> chris: an o-line that had given up five sacks all season, gave up five in the second half to penn state. >> kirk: yeah. when you can't throw the ball down field and you can't control the line of scrimmage to run the football, that's -- that makes it really t

a 20-point underdog at home, down 14 entering the fourth quarter. one defensive play away breakthrough, landmark victory. fourth and 23. barrett. steps up. pressured again and dropped! and penn state is going to get their signature win on a thanks to special teams and a pass rush and just enough clutch offensive plays. >> kirk: it's garrett sickels and evan schwan. they have done it all night. coming off the edge. force j.t. barrett to step up into the pocket. and there's nowhere for him to go. >> chris: kirk, has the biggest surprise been to you, ohio state offensive line's inability to control penn state's front? >> kirk: yeah. yeah. and i think, you know, if you look at the last two weeks against indiana and wisconsin, i'm sure that's a big part of urban meyer and ed warinner's frustration. >> chris: an o-line that had given up five sacks all season, gave up five in the second half to penn state. the line of scrimmage to run the football, that's -- that makes it really tough on a play caller to be able to come up with it. right now, this is more

two of the countries most beloved underdogs step up to the plate. the teams have not won a world series in 176 years combined, but who's counting. more from progressive field this hour. good morning, everybody. i'm tamron hall coming to you live from new york. exactly two weeks until election day. here's the state of the presidential race right now. our new nbc news weekly online tracking poll out just this morning shows hillary clinton with a 5-point lead over donald trump, 46% to 41%. that's similar to a cnn orc poll out yesterday. it shows hillary clinton with a 5-point lead. in new state polls, clinton has a 7-point lead in the battleground. state of nevada. she has an 8-point lead in michigan. and she has a 7-point load in north carolina and a "new york times" college poll out also this morning. that comes a day after the mammoth university poll shows clinton with a single point lead in north carolina. both hillary clinton and donald trump are campaigning in the battle ground state of florida where clinton is a statistical tie with trump with i

he is an underdog.at is a different place strategically to be. >> this is a difficult night for him. in part, because he has this audience in front of him. if he tries to land these attacks on bill clinton and hillary clinton conduct, and you have all the people in the audience, reaction shots, people watching at home, looking at, you know, what his temperament is going to be. i think he really has a fine line to walk on all of it. >> i think that's right. one of the things i think you saw hillary clinton do expertly in the first debate was lay mouse traps for him without seeming to lay those mouse traps. i think she'll do it again. he has to figure out how to navigate those and make a case for him. in talking to his voters, i think they are attached to donald trump. they've been in the trenches with him. no matter what he says and does for the last many months. no some ways, i think they're more attached after this. some of the folks i talked to in new hampshire, they want to hear an apology from him.

a 20-point underdog at home, down 14 entering the fourth quarter. one defensive play perhaps securing that breakthrough, landmark victory. fourth and 23. barrett. steps up. pressured again and dropped! and penn state is going to get their signature win on a thanks to special teams and a pass rush and just enough clutch offensive plays. >> kirk: it's garrett sickels and evan schwan. they have done it all night. coming off the edge. force j.t. barrett to step up into the pocket. and there's n >> chris: kirk, has the biggest surprise been to you, ohio state offensive line's inability to control penn state's front? >> kirk: yeah. yeah. and i think, you know, if you look at the last two weeks against indiana and wisconsin, i'm sure that's a big part of urban meyer and ed warinner's frustration. >> chris: an o-line that had given up five sacks all season, gave up five in the second half to penn state. >> kirk: yeah. down field and you can't control the line of scrimmage to run the football, that's -- that makes it really tough on a play caller to be able

a 20-point underdog at home, down 14 entering the fourth quarter. defensive play away from perhaps securing that breakthrough, landmark victory. fourth and 23. barrett. steps up. pressured again and dropped! and penn state is going to get their signature win on a whiteout night in happy valley. thanks to special teams and a pass rush and just enough clutch offensive plays. >> kirk: it's garrett sickels and evan schwan. they have done it all night. coming off the edge. force j.t. barrett to step up into the pocket. and there's nowhere for him to go. >> chris: kirk, has the biggest surprise been to you, ohio state offensive line's inability to control penn state's front? >> kirk: yeah. yeah. and i think, you know, if you look at the last two weeks against indiana and wisconsin, i'm sure that's a big part of urban meyer and ed warinner's frustration. >> chris: an o-line that had given up five sacks all season, gave up five in the second half to penn state. >> kirk: yeah. when you can't throw the ball down field and you can't control the line of scrimma

but how could he be an underdog when he's always been wealthy? it's not like he went broke after that, because he didn't. he still had $400,000 every single month to live on during that time. so how is he the underdog? >> well, he never hid it in that time. he actually wrote a e-mail published that same year saying this is tough, this is a tough economy now for builders and developers. and the laws are written for real estate developers to be able to write off enough so they turn around and reinvest and create jobs. >> but when his casinos closed down in atlantic city, people lost jobs and many contractors weren't paid. >> because in an economy and stifling government regulations underneath a democrat mayor and a democrat president. this is the bill clinton economy we were in. the '90s were roaring -- >> main street -- >> people were very -- >> but losing money -- >> then how did 71,000 businesses go under that year alone -- >> maybe because they were bad businessmen. >> you know what, this is why this speaks to the american people. mr. trump sai

now the republican nominee is seizing the role of underdog and portraying himself as the next comeback kid. but the main event tonight is the highly anticipated vice presidential debate. both candidates have been hunkered down for days in debate prep. our correspondents are fanned out around the country covering all angles of the big night. we'll begin with jeff zeleny in the spin room for tonight's debate. jeff, what is senator tim kaine's strategy? >> he's trying to continue where hillary clinton left off at the first debate. trying to keep this momentum and questions alive about donald trump. he has much more to work with now. i am told by a top advisor who has been involved in the debate preparations that he has been studying the tax code, the tax laws and is going to go pretty deep into raising some questions about that 1995 tax return that we now have been talking about for so many days. also, he is trying to validate hillary clinton. he is going to use the words "honesty" and "trustworthiness." it's a central part of his strategy to make people who may be on the fence about hill

our country is an underdog. i was just talking to the campaign when i was at the headquarters this past friday, i mean, after his very, you know, uneven, let's say, perhaps bad debate performance, the first performance with hillary. i mean, how he knows he's not in the driver's seat and he has to come back. he is attempting to position himself as a comeback. and clearly, he wants to show that he is on the side of the american people who feel like they want to come back. and so having the establishment come out against him today over this, he's trying to show they've always been against me and i don't care. >> all right. that was my conversation with the "wall street journal" reporter monica langley who spoke with donald trump this morning by phone. her conversation with donald trump before mike pence expressed his disappointment. and saying he was praying for his running mate ahead of tomorrow night's debate. so now the list is long. i've been describing it as an avalanche of people who are saying they are not s

he's the underdog, he has been all along. he has a horrible stretch, but the state polling where he's doing with independents and better with women shows that this thing is not over. >> but here's the thing. you're saying, it's a mental exercise to give him all those states. i think it's an exercise in mental gymnastics. you're saying that he's within striking distance, but behind, in a bunch of states that he has to win all of. he's like, he's within striking distance of pulling an inside straight. if it was just one or two states that were must-win states for him, that he was behind in, i would see that there's like more of a plausible path. but we're talking here about a national wave that's moving against him, and in these state where you're right, he hasn't lost that much altitude, he's still where he was a few weeks ago, which was needing to win an inside straight and overcome obstacles -- >> well, take -- >> -- all of those states at once. >> take 'em one by one. ohio, he's generally been ahead and the clinton folks th

we are the underdogs. that is the way it has always been and that is how it will always be. >> reporter: and if you want tickets to the show, take a look at this. standing room tickets already on sale, but already more than $700. other tickets going in the thousands of dollars range. more chance today. they go on sale to the public online at 10:00. but you better be quick. they go on sale at 10:00. yesterday they were sold out within 15 minutes so it will take a quick trigger finger to get a chance of tickets for game one or game two of the world series. nick foley for newschannel5. back to you. >> all right, nick. after that game fans raced out to get their hands on championship swag. >>> yes. look at the di open until 2:00 a.m. so fans could get their championship swag. if you were too busy celebrating, no worries. the store is opened right now. >>> he goes around with crocodile tears about how terrible it is. >> you talk but you don't get anything done. >> the gloves coming off during the third and fina