to the veteran catcher who s to the manager who finally won it all for the chicago cubs. to the man who put the plan in action. and all the fans famous and otherwise. celebrating in cleveland, ohio. what a series. squeezed every drop out of this. part of the young core for chicago. chapman, yeah, he blew the save but he pitched a perfect night and he gets the win. carl edwards got the first two outs of the ninth inning. and then mike montgomery got the final out. and the chevrolet most valuable player award. long night ahead on fox and fs1. congratulations, chicago ? oh foul, foul, foul. ? he's playing with the pitch, he's playing, he... oh! pop fly! he's going for it, he's going for it... woo! ? come on, right down the middle, come on. we got this, we got this. radio announcer: it's a high drive, deep right center. radio announcer: way back. might be outta here. whoo-hoo! radio announcer: holy cow. the cubs win. the best seat in the house is right here cheering on the cubs with the greatest fans in the world and the greatest beer in the world budweiser ya, nothing quench

s senate in wisconsin should be close.... close....last week's marquette law poll had just one point separating incumbent senator ron johnson and challenger russ feingold who wants the seat back that he lost six years ago. cbs 58's david ade is live in waukesha has more on each candidate's final appeal to voters... david? 3 just hours before the polls open... senator ron putting his hopes of re- election on three of the most republican ti state: washington, ozaukee and right here in waukesha. -nat-a five day ron johnson bus tour came to an end monday night in waukesha the place where johnson says he needs a huge turnout to win re-eliowe n really good turnout here in waukesha... we neere state maki since thursday.traveling at scott walker and u-s house speaker paul ryan. ryan."republicans... we need to callenger former senator russ feingold stopped in racine. racine."well we've been ahead in every poll... and that's the way it's going to be tomorrow night.... i'm confident. i want everybody to think we're maybe a point two behind though... so they work really hard."feingold was with ryan's long-shot challenger democrat ryan solen. solen."i actually am feeli

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he said let that be a lesson, a warning to anybody who,s, "it doesn't make a difference if i go and vote." it's moments like this that show yes, it makes a big difference. >> the florida of 2000 is now pennsylvania. >> charlie rose is standing by with our election panel tonight. charlie. >> we're with michael gersen and michelle noris and ruth marcus. until it's over, we can't repeat that enough, but donald trump is leading in enough states to get him to 270. so i raise this question-- what if donald trump becomes president? >> well, people concerned about that need to remember that we have strong institutions in america, strong legislative branch, strong judicial branch, and a balance of power system where the president doesn't get to do everything he wants. although, he has tremendous power on the international stage, and this is someone who elected, may have actually helped to get elected. and someone that our alliance-- people in our alliance structure are very afraid about what's going to happen. he's going to have to reassure them. so there are going to be a lot, on the internation

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i was one of those people who s such thing as too big to fail and we've gotten so dependent on governmente no longer allow market forces act the way they're supposed to and we shouldn't be encouraging people to go to college for $60,000 a year for a degree that's never going to materialize into anything, but parents and administrations grow, the cost of tuition grows and it's a cartel. the cycle is unbroken and we're allowing it. >> much higher percentage going to college debt than we were kids, right? >> there's no doubt. let's not forget that barack obama pushed out the middleman. donald trump has to bring back the private sector and secondly it's going to have to save it even though he probably shouldn't. >> what happens then? >> he absolutely will rescue these debt holders. he won't let them go down. >> we'll see. all right. in the meantime, i want to thank kennedy and charlie. the market is on a tear this week constantly hitting new highs. how our guys have the names that will go even higher. can that be? yes, you're watching fox. anything can happen. >>> stocks set to rocket higher.

to the veteran catcher who s to the manager who finally won it all for the chicago cubs. to the man who put the plan in action. and all the fans famous and otherwise. celebrating in cleveland, ohio. what a squeezed every drop out of this. part of the young core for chicago. chapman, yeah, he blew the save but he pitched a perfect night and he gets the win. carl edwards got the first two outs of the ninth inning. and then mike montgomery got the final out. the trophy ceremony coming up and the chevrolet most valuable player award. long night ahead on fox and fs1. congratulations, chicago ? oh foul, foul, foul. ? he's playing with the pitch, he's playing, he... oh! pop fly! he's going for it, he's going for it... woo! ? come on, right down the middle, come on. we got this, we got this. radio announcer: it's a high drive, deep right center. radio announcer: cubs win! ahhhhh! woo! radio announcer: holy cow. the cubs win. the best seat in the house is right here cheering on the cubs with the greatest fans in the world and the greatest beer in the world budweiser ya, nothing qu

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this is the final chance for these candidates to make their case to the voter who s who wil at the polls voting. our reporters have been on the trail with these campaigns for months. it probably feels like years or decades to them. they probably can't believe here we are in the final day. we will start on the donald trump side of things. donald trump just wrapping up remarks in raleigh, north carolina. that is a state where the polls have been close. that would be a devastating loss for donald trump if he cannot pull that out. trump in his speech casting doubt on that decision by the fbi not to go further with the latest round of the clinton e-mail investigation. >> look at what she has done with the e-mails. did you ever see a mess like this? of course the fbi, the director was obviously under tremendous pressure. so they went through 650,000 e-mails in eight days. yeah, right. so sad what's going on. >> that was donald trump in raleigh. katie is in manchester and donald trump will be heading up there later. donald trump now weighing in on the comey issue. he thought it had given his ca

donald trump here in ohio donald this up a little bit butt is telling us this morning they didn't know who s mo they were g for when they were walking in somebody outside telling me t ty were coming in here trying to to decide. this is a close race more than 600 people voted here this morningose it's only 830. hoping a lot more people will come out and get their voices heard. sure. just thank you. a very historic election fox8 has you covered at home and online.. we'll bring you live results all evening tonight, with an extended edition of fox8 news at keep it here for completere election coverage on the air, on our app and on fox8.com. still to come on fox8 news in the morning on this election day dot some election day deals to tell you d about. b listen to this free coffee to discounted who providesist all f the details on the great freebies you can cash in on with youret i voted sticker. plus thanksgiving side dish you canhan allow any crowd with our favorite country chefny leann miller is here to confetti cabbage slaw recipe. i'm heading over there. hi kenny. kenn good morning you guys.

backpack police say they and personal information. 3 of the 4 names and addresses were people who work at m.i.t.'s lincoln laboratory a lexington defense contractor. leblank's lawyer says he has no criminal record. >> he asked to use the bathroom. they said no. they didn't feel comfortable with that. and he left. >> anchor: a car in hingham at a ship yard burst into flames today. no one investigators haven't said yet

. >> kyle's death of multiple gunshot wounds to the upper extremities. >> officials say colehepp, who 's charged with counts of murders, continues to cooperate. >>> dylan is here now with a look at the weather. good morning. >> good morning. >> what's going on? >> beautiful weekend across most of the country. it very un-november-like. look at some of our highs, minneapolis 68 degreesings 22 degrees above average. chicago 68 degrees. dayton, ohio, st. louis, missouri, tomorrow the heat starts to spread east. buffalo could make it up to 60. 74 in charleston and we are looking for the warm most of the week. so look at your election day forecast, most of the northeast enjoying sunshine in the 60s southeast besides a few scattered storms, the western half of the country looks pretty good, with temperatures still >>> and that's your latest forecast. >> dylan, thanks very much. >>> stick around for the highs and lows of the week, including 108 years of misery wiped awa the cubs were smiling even before the last out was recorded. >>> and trump applying self-talk, giving voice for his inner monol

s foundation. ten runners will gather at the amtrak station and make the 100-mile trek to chicago-- in memory of a friend who died of a-l-s one year ago. their friend, alfredo pedro, was a well-known long distance runner in the chicago community. the madison city council has approved investing 4-point-4

effort from the firefighters who respond. fox 25's jim morelli was to the fire station to say if you. >> my son in nursery school. >> reporter: the fading photographs, a beloved toy a ceramic tree crafted by an 8-year-old these are the treasures of debbie crystal's life. >> gratitude doesn't begin to express what i feel. >> reporter: about six weeks ago she was feeling something else panic after a fire broke out in the attic of her milford home. >> i called 911 we had kind of a short amount of time to run around and grab our belongings. >> reporter: but her most fire. >> and that's where i keep some very special things. >> reporter: special things associated with two special people. her late son and daughter. >> my daughter passed away seven years ago from breast cancer. and then my son passed away about a little over two years ago. >> reporter: days after the fire, she went looking for the special things and spotted a plastic tub. >> and i opened up the tub

. >> officials say colehepp, who 's charged with counts of murders, continues to cooperate. >>> dylan is here now with a look at the weather. good morning. >> good morning. >> what's going on? >> beautiful weekend across most of the country. >>> peak, autumn color. we can see that in the storm team4 tower cam view over looking american university park in northwest washington off in the distances, montgomery county morning, a walk to end lung cancer will be in the 50s. cool, but nice. mostly sunny, a little bit of a breeze for the morning walk there. a lot of events going on today with highs in the upper 60s. then tomorrow, the mid-60s, then on election day, we'll be in the low 60s, great voting weather here, and then veterans day in the 50s. >>> and that's your latest forecast. >> dylan, thanks very much. >>> stick around for the highs and lows of the week, including 108 years of misery on one night in cleveland. the cubs were smiling even before the last out was recorded. >>> and trump applying self-talk, giving voice for his inner monolog. >>> tom brokaw travels home to south dakota

. >> homeowners who s nightmares. >> all i've had is issue after issue after issue. >> abc's brian ross investigates along with stations across the country helping home buyers who say they're stuck with shoddy work. >> it's our house. we had to just walk away from it. >>> plus living the mcdream. one on one or maybe side by side with patrick dempsey. >> it's cold! >> the former "grey's anatomy" star revealing a stunning fact

explosion, their campaign is blaming comey, who is not on the ballot, the campaign is blaming putin who sot on the ballot. my friend james carville is blaming the kgb. ho is not on the ballot. yesterday they hauled out the former miss venezuela. they are really scrambling around for this. i don't know what they are going to do in the next week. i just think mr. trump should stay on his message. growth, health care, you need an outsider. to shake up washington, d.c.. those are important points. charlie: do you believe in the essage or the candidate? larry: i like the message. i don't always agree with mr. trump. charlie: what don't you agree ith? larry: mr. trump has said things that i cannot abide by. i've said so outloud. i've said. charlie: which have offended you? the muslim ban? the stuff about the women? larry: i thought the women stuff was not good. the billy bush tape business was a long time ago but not good and i said so at the same ime. i agree with him on many issues. not so much on trade. we have to enforce trade deals. i am a free trader. thank you for remembering. in my opin

reno was the first female u-s attorney general who worked under president bill clinton. her family says she died at her home in miami after a 20 year battle with parkinson's election day... both candidates are on a campaign blitz trying to hit as many states as they can. the latest cnn "poll of polls" gives clinton a narrow lead-- just three points above trump. today the white house contenders have a jam packed schedule. clinton will be in pennsylvania, michigan and north carolina. trump.. in florida, north carolina, michigan. both-- focusing their attacks on each other. donald trump/-r- pres. nominee: "hillary clinton will be under investigation for a long, long time for her many crimes against our nation, our people, our democracy" (butted with) hillary clinton/-d- pres. nominee: "this election is a moment of reckoning. it is a choice between division or unity, between strong, steady leadership or a loose cannon." meanwhile, the fbi director has cleared hillary clinton telling congressional leaders their conclusions are still the same-- and they found nothing criminally

fox5's cyndi lundeberg is live at t rainbow and windmill with more on what happened. closed captioning closed captioning alonso perez, the man who escaped police custody in north las vegas for a few days before being recaptured is now being linked to more crimes... fox5's miguel martinez valle has dug through police reports and talked to the district attorneyand one of the victims family members about the alleged crime spree you may remember alonso perez as the man who broke out of handcuffs and escaped police custody... now police are saying his original shooting arrest may not be his only crime, theyre connecting him to 5 other crimes that happened this summer. " sometimes she just be there, and she will look up, and she will be smiling, i say are you talking to your daddy? did you daddy come visit you?" it's been 3 months since baby malia last saw her dad. 3 months since ketra nestor last saw her son. " i miss my son, it hurts, i don't know how long the hurt will be there, but it hurts... i have to deal with it, i have to" police tell me alonso perez shot mohommad robinson outside a now, test resu

dow futures who s&p futures of 12 right now. you are watching "fbn:am." the ♪ come on, wake up!!!let's go, let's go, let's go. woooo hoooo!! yeah!! i feel like i went to bed an hour ago. i'll make the cocoa. get a great offer on the car of your grown-up dreams at the mercedes-benz winter event. it's the look on their faces that make it all worthwhile. thank you santa!!! now lease the 2017 c300 for $389 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. lauren: 5:45 a.m. in new york pay let's get caught up on what's happening now. republican presidential candidate mitt romney said to be under serious consideration for secretaries day. romney met with president-elect donald trump over the weekend the onetime bitter rivals suggested their meeting went well but it does remain unclear if romney is interested in this position. president obama is back at the white house from his last overseas trip. he spoke privately with russian president pottinger putin during an international summit in peru. sources tell fox news about her spirit and to uphold its commitments in ukraine. the leaders talked a

. >> officials say colehepp, who 's charged with counts of murders, continues to cooperate. >>> dylan is here now with a look at the weather. good morning. >> good morning. >> what's going on? >> beautiful weekend across most of the country. it very un-november-like. look at some of our highs, minneapolis 68 degreesings 22 degrees above average. chicago 68 degrees. dayton, ohio, st. louis, missouri, tomorrow the heat starts to spread east. buffalo could make it up to 60. 74 in charleston and we are looking for the warm tempur most of the week. so look at your election day forecast, most of the northeast enjoying sunshine in the 60s southeast besides a few scattered storms, the western half of the country looks pretty good, wwill be a couple of degr cooler, with highs in the sunshine. any outdoor activities will be fine today. overnight, a few more clouds will track in for partly cloudy streak of mild nights. ahead of will be dry tomorrow during the daylight hours. highs will be in this morning, another mild day is in store for eastern iowa. it mid/upper 60s across the board. high pres

. >> officials say colehepp, who 's charged with counts of murders, continues to cooperate. >>> dylan is here now with a look at the weather. good morning. >> good morning. >> what's going on? >> beautiful weekend across most of the country. it very un-november-like. look at some of our highs, minneapolis 68 degreesings 22 degrees above average. chicago 68 degrees. dayton, ohio, st. louis, missouri, tomorrow the heat starts to spread east. buffalo could make it up to 60. 74 in charleston and we are looking for the w most of the week. so look at your election day forecast, most of the northeast enjoying sunshine in the 60s southeast besides a few scattered storms, the western half of the country looks pretty >> wren: we've had some pretty dry conditions, today waking up to more of a soggy start, but temperatures are very mild for us this morning. in the mid 40s in boston. these are morning lows. up to here this morning and despite the mild start we're looking at a below average day. temperatures in the low 50s, couldn't forget to set your clock back. day light savings time has ended fo

. >> officials say colehepp, who 's charged with counts of murders, continues to cooperate. >>> dylans here now with a look at the weather. good morning. >> good morning. >> what's going on? >> beautiful weekend across most of the country. we're not seeing a lot going on. we have this huge ridge making it very un-november-like. look at some of our highs, minneapolis 68 degreesings 22 degrees above average. chicago 68 degrees. dayton, ohio, st. louis, missouri, tomorrow the heat starts to spread east. buffalo could make it up to 60. 74 in charleston and we are looking for the warm temperatures to stick around for most of the week. so look at your election day forecast, most of the northeast enjoying sunshine in the 60s southeast besides a few scattered storms, the western half of the country looks pretty >>> good morning, bay area. another calm day across the bay area. we are going to see a few more clouds than what we saw for your saturday, but overall nice temperatures. 56 degrees in the south bay right now. peninsula also in those 50s. as we head over to the san francisco area, we a

a nework m who s "heabroke by hlaryclinn's stunny >>> welcome back everyone. it's 6:25. a new york mother heart broken by hillary clinton's stunning loss tuesday was in for an en coming surprise. margot says she went on a hike in one of her favorite places in chappaqua where the clintons happen to live where she encountered bill and hillary with their dog. the two exchanging pleasantries there. before they headed out on their way, bill clinton snapped that picture of them. >> the official photographer there. 6:25 right now. ready for robot deliveries? it is about to become a reality on the peninsula. this is what we're talking about. in redwood city, the city council approved a nine-month pilot program to test out these delivery robots. this is video from starship technologies. the robots are able to navigate streets and climb curbs to make deliveries. you can use an app to track them and where they're going. the service will launch with 20 robots next month. >> open it up and get your package inside. >>> 6:26. sky-high tribute for veterans during the sharks-panthers gam

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