zobrist came up huge. i thought his bat this whole series was locked down. >> joe: we like to have from the other side. the other side is represented by one of our for francona. standing by now. >> tom: terry francona, your team was down three runs, down to your last four outs. you forced extra innings. the game ended with the tying run on base. describe your emotions about this night and this team. >> that was some kind of game. somebody was going to win. somebody was going to lose. i wish they had lost. i mean, there was a lot of good baseball. from the pitchers. pitchers. corey kluber starting three games. trevor being in his third game. are relievers going to the end. we ask our players to play the game with respect and leave it on the field. that was it. they gave everything they had. i kind of talked about it before the game, what an honor it was. it really is. to go through that with this group and an honor. >> tom: seemed like you had seized momentum and then the rain delay. do you feel like it res

zobrist. strike two. >> john: ball catches the bottom right corner. >> joe: zobrist spoils it. they walk rizzo, go-ahead run at second. russell on deck. leadoff hitter by schwarber. lifted for a pinch runner. zobrist. base hit eczema cubs will zobrist delivers. >> john: stays on the ball so tremendous bat control. there is a man, i don't know i thought he would play a role in tonight's seventh game. >> joe: he scores the go-ahead run. it was heads up baserunning that changed the complexion of this inning and led to the intentional walk to rizzo and led to the opportunity for zobrist. >> john: i am telling you of ten guys were on the base, i don't know if seven of them would have done what he did. he deserves a thinking about the scenario, reading the center fielder and not getting carried away with the moment and wanting to get into a position to score earlier than it was called for. >> joe: second intentional walk. there is the cutter. he stays on it, slaps it the other way. whew. what a reac

zobrist. strike two. >> john: ball catches the bottom right corner. >> joe: zobrist spoils it. they walk rizzo, go-ahead run at russell on deck. leadoff hitter by schwarber. lifted for a pinch runner. zobrist. base hit eczema cubs will zobrist delivers. >> john: stays on the ball so tremendous bat control. there is a man, i don't know i thought he would play a role in tonight's seventh game. >> joe: he scores the go-ahead run. it was heads up baserunning that changed the complexion of this inning and led to the intentional walk to rizzo and led to the opportunity for zobrist. >> john: i am telling you of ten guys were on the base, i don't know if seven of them would have done what he did. he deserves a thinking about the scenario, reading the center fielder and not getting carried away with the moment and wanting to get into a position to score earlier than it was called for. >> joe: second intentional walk. there is the cutter. he stays on it, slaps it the other way. whew. what a reaction by

former ray, ben zobrist, delivers in extra innings. rbi double helped end a 108-year curse for the cubs. pl election and the f.b.i. is now becoming a crucial player in the election. i'm in washington. we'll have more on that just ahead. >>laura: a craving for calories. packing on the pounds. there might be an easy way to fix that without having to diet. and welcome to the 7:00 hour of "good day tampa bay." i'm laura moody. >>russell: and i'm russell rhodes. welcome. a lot going on this morning but it's also ask a lawyer day. number to call for free legal advice will be at the bottom of breaking news. there's been an accident involving a bus. let's get to vanessa for that. >>vanessa: good morning. we have sky fox on scene at fowler and nebraska. we're hearing it's a reported school bus crash. we have some lane reductions here. it looks like they cleared out one lane so now we have a left lane blocked and this might involve a pedestrian. this is the bus we see. there's a school bus that's in a parking lot nearby. a few minutes ago we saw

that is inside for zobrist. i understand what tom verducci talked about, a great point with tomoow lackey is available, lester is available. talk about having two fats do something and not used to doing. lester is a guy, as we talked about an scene, has an impossible time keeping runners close. yeah, it is jon lester with his stuff, but in a tight game, how much do you trust him going in if you can't hold runners close to the base. start the inning, the only he starts as if they've got a two or three-run lead. based, it is said, lackey could give you some length if you needed late or in extra innings. beauty of this game, not easy managing, and it looks like the cubs are going to fight to face a game 7 and worry about all of that as it comes about. >> joe: now bosio is on the phone. we'll see who but i think where you were going earlier is this -- zobrist takes a walk. if you don't trust the guys in the bullpen enough to get three outs before the other side gets seven, then you don't have a chance anyway. >> joh

zobrist came up huge. i thought his bat this whole series was locked down. >> joe: we like to have from the other side. the other side is represented by one francona. standing by now. >> tom: terry francona, your team was down three runs, down to your last four outs. you forced extra innings. the game ended with the tying run on base. describe your emotions about this night and this team. >> that was some kind of game. somebody was going to win. somebody was going to lose. i wish they had lost. i mean, there was a lot of good from the pitchers. pitchers. corey kluber starting three games. trevor being in his third game. are relievers going to the end. we ask our players to play the game with respect and leave it on the field. that was it. they gave everything they had. i kind of talked about it before the game, what an honor it was. it really is. to group and these people, it was an honor. >> tom: seemed like you had seized momentum and then the rain delay. do you feel like it reset the game? >> you know,

that is inside for zobrist.erducci talked about, a great point with tomorrow night. lackey is available, lester is available. talk about having two fats do something and not used to doing. lester is a guy, as we talked about an scene, has an impossible time keeping runners close. yeah, it is jon lester with his stuff, but in a tight game, how much do you trust him going in if you can't hold runners close to the base. >> john: you're totally right. the only way he comes in is to start the inning, the only he starts as if they've got a two or three-run lead. based, it is said, lackey could give you some length if you needed late or in extra innings. beauty of this game, not easy managing, and it looks like the cubs are going to fight to face a game 7 and worry about all of that as it comes about. >> joe: now bosio is on the phone. we'll see who springs to action. but i think where you were going earlier is this -- zobrist takes a walk. if you don't trust the guys in the bullpen enough to get three outs before the

zobrist came up huge. i thought his bat this whole series was locked down. >> joe: we like to have from the other side. the other side is represented by one of our favorites, terry francona. >> tom: terry francona, your team was down three runs, down to your last four outs. you forced extra innings. the game ended with the tying run on base. describe your emotions about this night and this team. >> that was some kind of game. somebody was going to win. somebody was going to lose. i wish they had lost. i mean, there was a lot of good baseball. from the pitchers. pitchers. corey kluber starting three games. trevor being in his third game. are relievers going to the end. we ask our players to play the game with respect and leave it on the field. that was it. they gave everything they had. i kind of talked about it before the game, what an honor it was. it really is. to go through that with this group and the an honor. >> tom: seemed like you had seized momentum and then the rain delay. do you feel like it res

former ray, ben zobrist, delivers in extra innings. rbi double helped end a 108-year curse for the cubs. pl election and the f.b.i. is now becoming a crucial player in the election. i'm in washington. we'll have more on that just ahead. >>laura: a craving for calories. packing on the pounds. there might be an easy way to fix that without having to diet. and welcome to the 7:00 hour of "good day tampa bay." i'm laura moody. >>russell: and i'm russell rhodes. welcome. a lot going on this morning but it's also ask a lawyer day. number to call for free legal advice will be at the bottom of

world series mvp ben zobrist may also be the most valuable neighbor in chicago. thursday, zobrist walked outside his home to spend the evening signing autographs, taking pictures, and talking to fans. of course he did not get to sign autographs for appreciate him for what he did. by the way, this is the second year in a row zobrist is celebrating a world series after winning with the royals last season. coming up. troubling new details about a deadly bus crash in details about a deadly bus crash in baltimore. investigators say the school bus driver should not have been on the road at all! we will tell you why... ahead. plus, woman's life on the side of a busy highway. we'll tell you how it all unfolded.. coming up. when people ask me where i get my glow, now i tell them this. new bright reveal peel pads from l'oreal. with glycolic acid-exfoliates, revealing brighter skin in one week. all this power in one little pad. new bright reveal peel pads from l'oreal skin expert, paris. northern virginia, on the issues, barbara comstock and donald trump are the same. comst

that is inside for zobrist. i understand what tom verducci talked about, a great point with lackey is available, lester is available. talk about having two fats do something and not used to doing. lester is a guy, as we talked about an scene, has an impossible time keeping runners close. yeah, it is jon lester with his stuff, but in a tight game, how much do you trust him going in if you can't hold runners close to the base. >> john: you're totally right. start the inning, the only he starts as if they've got a two or three-run lead. based, it is said, lackey could give you some length if you needed late or in extra innings. beauty of this game, not easy managing, and it looks like the cubs are going to fight to face a game 7 and worry about all of that as it comes about. >> joe: now bosio is on the phone. we'll see who but i think where you were going earlier is this -- zobrist takes a walk. if you don't trust the guys in the bullpen enough to get three outs before the other side gets seven, then you don't have

where zobrist hits in the go-ahead run. cubs would score again. cleveland adds another run in the bottom of tenth... with another hit from davis. but thats all win... eight to seven. here's reaction... from the series mvp: the players had a team meeting during that rain world series ?last year... with the royals. in other sports news... thursday night football comes to raymond james stadium tonight. the bucs and falcons are facing off in this week's "color rush" game. but only ?one team will be wearing the special ?colorful uniform... the bucs. thats because ?both teams have the same all-red "color rush" uniform. and since the bucs are at ?home... they get the home color. the falcons will their white alternative jerseys instead. the falcons are among nine nfl teams unable to wear their special jerseys this year because of their opponent. the game kicks off... around 8-25 tonight on the nfl network. and the bucs will have an ?extra player running out of the tunnel with them tonight... ?former buc safety, john lynch. he'll even lead the squad... car

zobrist came up huge.ht his bat this whole series was locked down. >> joe: we like to have from the other side. the other side is represented by one of our favorites, terry francona. standing by now. >> tom: terry francona, your team was down three runs, down to your last four outs. you forced extra innings. the game ended with the tying run on base. describe your emotions about this night and this team. >> that was some kind of game. somebody was going to win. somebody was going to lose. i wish they had lost. i mean, there was a lot of good baseball. we ask so much of our guys. from the pitchers. pitchers. corey kluber starting three games. trevor being in his third game. are relievers going to the end. we ask our players to play the game with respect and leave it on the field. that was it. they gave everything they had. i kind of talked about it before the game, what an honor it was. it really is. to go through that with this group and these people, it was an honor. >> tom: seemed like you had seized mom

that is inside for zobrist. i understand what tom verducci talked about, a great point with tomorrow night. lackey is available, lester is available. talk about having two fats do something and not used to doing. lester is a guy, as we talked about an scene, has an impossible time keeping runners close. yeah, it is jon lester with his stuff, but in a tight game, how much do you trust him going in if you can't hold runners close to the base. start the inning, the only he starts as if they've got a two or three-run lead. based, it is said, lackey could give you some length if you needed late or in extra innings. beauty of this game, not easy managing, and it looks like the cubs are going to fight to face a game 7 and worry about all of that as it comes about. >> joe: now bosio is on the phone. we'll see who but i think where you were going earlier is this -- zobrist takes a walk. if you don't trust the guys in the bullpen enough to get three outs before the other side gets seven, then you don't have a chance anywa

zobrist tracked it down. one on, one out. >> john: i know there has been major comeback >> tom: , and we have seen it in the regular season, but it is unreal how intensified this game, this time of the year, right? it is amazing when you start counting out, counting runs, counting base runners, if this happens, if that happens. woo! a wild pitch by strop. as roberto perez looks at ball one. >> john: i thought the theme tonight was going to be at least -- i didn't say at the beginning, but i thought there would be 11 pitchers tonight. there has been 10. just has a feeling with the way now, i never thought it would be 9-2, but nonetheless, ten pitchers. four for the cubs, six for the indians. >> joe: but none for cleveland that would be considered their top three in the bullpen, the closer, cody allen, set up reliever, right-hander bryan shaw, and mr. almost perfect, andrew miller. they are all already for ga. >> john: exactly >> joe: 62 pitches for aroldis chapman over two games. strike two on perez. >> john:

zobrist came up huge. i thought his bat this whole series was locked down. >> joe: we like to have from the other side. the other side is represented one of our favorites, terry francona. standing by now. >> tom: terry francona, your team was down three runs, down to your last four outs. you forced extra innings. the game ended with the tying run on base. describe your emotions about this night and this team. >> that was some kind of game. somebody was going to win. somebody was going to lose. i wish they had lost. baseball. we ask so much of our guys. from the pitchers. pitchers. corey kluber starting three games. trevor being in his third game. are relievers going to the end. we ask our players to play the game with respect and leave it on the field. that was it. they gave everything they had. i kind of talked about i the game, what an honor it was. it really is. to go through that with this group and these people, it was an honor. >> tom: seemed like you had seized momentum and then the rain delay. do y

zobrist tracked it down. one on, one out. >> john: i know there has been major comeback >> tom: , and we have seen it in the regular season, but it is unreal how intensified this game, this time of the year, right? it is amazing when you start counting out, counting runs, counting base runners, if this happens, if that happens. woo >> joe: one on, one ought. a wild pitch by strop. as roberto perez looks at ball one. >> john: i thought the theme tonight was going to be at least -- i didn't say at the beginning, but i thought there would be 11 pitchers tonight. there has been 10. just has a feeling with the way this game has been played with now, i never thought it would be 9-2, but nonetheless, ten pitchers. four for the cubs, six for the indians. >> joe: but none for cleveland that would be considered their top three in the bullpen, the closer, cody allen, set up reliever, right-hander bryan shaw, and mr. almost perfect, andrew miller. they are all already for ga. >> john: exactly >> joe: 62 pitches for arold

that is inside for zobrist. i understand what tom verducci talked about, a great point with lackey is available, lester is available. talk about having two fats do something and not used to doing. lester is a guy, as we talked about an scene, has an impossible time keeping runners close. yeah, it is jon lester with his stuff, but in a tight game, how much do you trust him going in if you can't hold runners close to the base. >> john: you're totally right. start the inning, the only he starts as if they've got a two or three-run lead. based, it is said, lackey could give you some length if you needed late or in extra innings. beauty of this game, not easy managing, and it looks like the cubs are going to fight to face a game 7 and worry about all of that as it comes about. >> joe: now bosio is on the phone. we'll see w but i think where you were going earlier is this -- zobrist takes a walk. if you don't trust the guys in the bullpen enough to get three outs before the other side gets seven, then you don't have a

the game would go to extra's in the eventual world series mvp ben zobrist delivers.. cubs score two runs in the inning.. and they would go on to seal the deal..winning 8 to 7..and completing an the cubs are the first team since 1979 to comeback down to win a world series. fans in chicago are probably still partying! jummy olabanji is at live desk, with more on how cubs fans are marking this historic moment. ad lib tagboard covering metro - and away. at nine this morning - metro's board will get it's first chance to publicly discuss controversial "reality check" proposal. this all comes as the board's chairman is sounding the alarm about the troubled transit agency.. sam sweeney is live at the glenmont metro station.. happening today.. we'll learn new georgetown and rosslyn. tonight, the firim hired to conduct a feasibility study will release it's findings at a public meeting. the gondolas would run above the set for six o'clock at the georgetown theater on wisconsin avenue. seven is on your side helping new or soon to be new moms. tonight, we'll have a panel of medica

this is zobrist's first season with the cubs. he was with the rays back when they were the devil rays in 2006 until 2014. and some results are rolling in right now. check it out on the bottom of your screen. we can see in the middle right there most of you are saying it should have been with the rays. of course. so tell us what you think. we are gonna check back in 15 minutes to see if the results have changed. you still have time again, wtsp.com/votenow. >> how neat is that? >> really cool. it's adding up right there. it's taking the lead. >>> zobrist and maddon aren't the only local connections to the cubs. we sent beau zimmer, grandson of don zimmer, to visit his grandmother in seminole. you know, so many memories, so many emotions for your family are linked to this win? >> reporter: you're absolutely think you have been over to my grandma's house before. we will have to have you over some time. we call it mini cooper's town over here because on just about every wall, every shelf it's just lined with baseball memorabilia from

zobrist came up huge. i thought his bat this whole series was locked down. >> joe: we like to have from the other side. the other side is represented by one of our favorites, terry francona. standing by now. >> tom: team was down three runs, down to your last four outs. you forced extra innings. the game ended with the tying run on base. describe your emotions about this night and this team. >> that was some kind of game. somebody was going to win. somebody was going to lose. i wish they had lost. i mean, there was a lot of good baseball. we ask so much of our guys. pitchers. corey kluber starting three games. trevor being in his third game. are relievers going to the end. we ask our players to play the game with respect and leave it on the field. that was it. they gave everything they had. i kind of talked about it before the game, what an honor it was. it really is. to go through that with this group and these people, it was an honor seized momentum and then the rain delay. do you feel like it reset the

that is inside for zobrist. i understand what tom verducci talked about, a great point with tomorrow night. lackey is available, lester available. talk about having two fats do something and not used to doing. lester is a guy, as we talked about an scene, has an impossible time keeping runners close. yeah, it is jon lester with his stuff, but in a tight game, how much do you trust him going in if you can't hold runners close to the base. >> john: you're totally right. the only way he comes in is to or three-run lead. based, it is said, lackey could give you some length if you needed late or in extra innings. beauty of this game, not easy managing, and it looks like the cubs are going to fight to face a game 7 and worry about all of that as it comes about. >> joe: now bosio is on the phone. we'll see who springs to action. but i think where you were going earlier a walk. if you don't trust the guys in the bullpen enough to get three outs before the other side gets seven, then you don't have a chance anyway. >> jo

and by way ben zobrist was named most valuable player. congratulations to both. segui, fox 13 news. >>> thank you, alcides. >>> usually our one tank trips take us out of town but not today. today we're going sthoe you part tampa landmark you ever probably never seen before. fox 13 walter allen takes us on behind scene tours of amalie arena. good afternoon everybody. walter allen on a one tank trip. thankfully this will not take an entire tank of gas. maybe just a quarter. because we're at amalie and what's really cool is it's not just for hockey games or shows. so much more here to see. and that's what we're getting doone this one tank trip. tour of amalie arena. one highlights my opinion is the hydroponic garden. this really is a self sustaining building they grow their own vegetables. and when you're up at the fire stick grill or different concession stands you get lettuce and tomato on your rick you're in charge of guest services. let's talk about the tour in general. how can people do that and when can you do it? on game days we have three and a half hours be

. >> zobrist, a base hit. >> reporter: mvp for the series ben zobrist. >> it was a team win. >> they always floated so many years before. this is the greatest feeling in the world. >> reporter: fans were left on the edge of their seats at the bottom of the eighth when cleveland outfielder rajai davis hit this game tying home run. >> this whole place erupted. it was an usa momeawesome momen >> reporter: in the end the cubs finally ending decades of heartbreak. your family has been waiting 108 years for this. >> this is tremendous. still can't believe it. >> reporter: back in chicago, celebrations immediately spilled from the bars to the streets, as fans hailed the end of the curse of the billy goat. >> it has nothing to do with curses. >> reporter: cubs manager joe maddon attributed the win to skill. >> superstition has nothing to do with what is happening today. nothing. and if you want to believe in that kind of stuff, it will hold you back for a long time. >> reporter: with the drought now over, plans for an epic victory parade are under way. and here in cleveland, there are lots o

that is inside for zobrist. i understand what tom verducci talked about, a great point with tomorrow night. lackey is available, lester available. talk about having two fats do something and not used to doing. lester is a guy, as we talked about an scene, has an impossible time keeping runners close. yeah, it is jon lester with his stuff, but in a tight game, how much do you trust him going in if you can't hold runners close to the base. >> john: you're totally right. the only way he comes in is to or three-run lead. based, it is said, lackey could give you some length if you needed late or in extra innings. beauty of this game, not easy managing, and it looks like the cubs are going to fight to face a game 7 and worry about all of that as it comes about. >> joe: now bosio is on the phone. we'll see who springs to action. but i think where you were going earl a walk. if you don't trust the guys in the bullpen enough to get three outs before the other side gets seven, then you don't have a chance anyway. >> john:

and remember, again, zobrist was with the tampa bay rays. in fact, several years ago he visited front tier elementary in clearwater. students got a chance to ask him what it was like to be baseball player. zobrist took pictures and really left at positive impression on a lot of kids. including the young man by name braden johnson. johnson is waking up tired this morning he was up late last night watching the game he can't help but remember when zobrist the school like just high 5ing all the kids and then like, at the end of everything he was able to give my class a bunch of prizes like memorabilia, his plush toy. what does d. it feel like when zobrist got that big hit in tenth inning? it was, it was just amazing. it was sos cool to see him. hit. not only here in tampa, but obviously in chicago. ten of thousands of people packed streets along wrigley field. lot of those fans welcoming the chicago cubs as they arrive in chicago earlier this morning. by the way ben zobrist two times world series champion winning one with the kansas city royals.

high fly ball in the air to left, back into the corner, it is zobrist for a long first out in the ninth. davis gave it a ride, but zobrist tracked it down. >> john: i know there has been major comeback >> tom: , and we have seen it in the regular season, but it is unreal how intensified this game, this time of the year, right? it is amazing when you start counting out, counting runs, counting base runners, if this happens, if that happens. woo! >> joe: one on, one ought. a wild pitch by as roberto perez looks at ball one. >> john: i thought the theme tonight was going to be at least -- i didn't say at the beginning, but i thought there would be 11 pitchers tonight. there has been 10. just has a feeling with the way this game has been played with tomlin and arrieta. now, i never thought it would be pitchers. four for the cubs, six for the indians. >> joe: but none for cleveland that would be considered their top three in the bullpen, the closer, cody allen, set up reliever, right-hander bryan shaw, and mr. almost perfect, andrew miller. they are all already for ga. >> john: exactly >> jo

we told you earlier this hour that former ray "ben zobrist" won the mvp award. but looks like comedian "bill murray" was trying to steal his reward! the actor was spotted on the field after zobrist was presented with a new chevy camaro. he was apparently trying to honk the horn. thankfully he did ?not drive away with it. you could actually call murray a ?co mvp of this series... because he's been in the ?stands, pretty much every game. still ahead: the widow of "american sniper" chris kyle... heads to the bay area today. after the break: her ?personal connection... to one local charity. plus... before you head outside... dave joins us after the break, with at longhorn, tonight's special: great steak pairings. a center cut sirloin with a choice of bacon-wrapped shrimp, ak. today in sarasota: the ?widow of the "american sniper" is appearing at "southeastern guide dogs." "taya kyle" was married to "chris kyle" , the navy seal considered to be one of the most successful ?snipers in u-s history. he was tragicially shot and killed... at a gun range here in the states.

ben zobrist knocks home the go ahead run. 7-6. bottom of the tenth... cubs up 8-7, now, mike montgomery pitching... kris bryant to anthony rizzo! the cubs' first world series championship in 39,466 days. angelica joins us from the newsroom with highlights from last night's cleveland-- wrigleyville was alive last night! the big championship celebration is winding down, but it was madness for a while...

ryan: led by tben zobrist. the longest -- ending the longest championship drought in baseball history. chicago erupting overnight area thousands of fans celebrating something of the win that's been in the making for over a antoinette: so it was worth it for a the people who paid hundreds of dollars to be in the bar. erika: so right. there was a rain delay. cindy: now that rain -- it came out of cleveland.

ben zobrist with this hit to one. both teams had incredible story, it's kind of sad one had to lose. we'll have more highlights and reaction in a few moments. >>> thanks for joining us. i'm alan gionet. >> i'm britt moreno. here's our ashton altieri with the update on the forecast. it's a little cooler out. >> it is a little cooler out. you'll notice the difference. we have 39 degrees outside cbs4 here downtown this morning. it's 40 over at lookout mountain. our camera there pointed towards downtown denver. clear skies on top of us. we'll see a today. official sunrise 7:31. today and tomorrow will be pleasant. then changes for the weekend. weak storm system moves into colorado. we'll talk about what that means and have your full fiveday4cast coming up. now let's check in with joel. >>> nice drive across the denver metro area. we are watching a little more volume and that's starting to slow things down between u.s. 36 and i-70. we'll look at the drive times coming up in a bit. >>> thank you. a denver church is vandaliz

rizzo, zobrist with a big hit. back after this from your local >> joe: tonight's aerial coverage is brought to you by directv. fan, you've got to get directv. call 1-800-directv. chicago cubs are three outs away. the cleveland indians are looking for more heroics like they got in the bottom of the eighth as they trailed by 2. bottom of the tenth, zobrist, go ahead rbi double. flashes the signs for carl edwards jr. we are about to find out about carl edwards jr., the 25-year-old hard throwing right-hander looking for the three biggest outs of his life. 48th round draft pick deals high. ball and a strike. >> john: he's got an electric arm. the key for the indians is staying off the curveball, try to make the curveball thrown for strikes. when you're trying to catchp to 96, he sometimes react to that curveball. >> joe: here's the one i want to napoli. out of play, right side. strike two. chapman ends up going and inning and a third. he allowed two runs, struck out two. allowed three hits, all with two outs in the thre

ben zobrist was named m-v-p. "he's a different cat - i mean everybody would like to have one of those on their teams, we're just very fortunate to have him but he just exemplifies exactly how we want to play the game." "it's like a heavyweight fight...just blow for blow, everybody playing their heart out. the indians never gave up either. i can't believe we are finally standin.. finally able to hoist the trophy." from progressive field - where bill murray cheered for the cubs - to wrigleyville... where fans filled the streets... it was a wild night for everyone who's stuck with the cubbies through thick and thin. nicole's in the newsroom... with a look at the moment some fans fans have been waiting 108 years for a world series win - something that wasn't lost on their mega-fan... comedian bill murray. "the great thing about it is we've become such great losers, good sports, good losers - i just hope we're good winners. i hope we're just as good sports when we win as when we didn't. beat. you know what i mean?" me

. >> even if you're not an a's fan but i have to tell you, a's, it was zobrist, russell, davis, coco crisp all in the series last night. good morning, let's take a look at the temperatures out the door this morning. this will wake you up. numbers in the 50s and 40s. later today it will be an awesome autumn day in the 60s and 70s. rain is coming but right now let's say good morning to roqui theus. >> good morning, roberta. let's talk about the bay bridge toll plaza here. once 5:30 hits the metering lights will turn on but as of now no delays into the city. carquinez bridge along the eastshore freeway to the maze will take you about 18 minutes. now, moving to the san leandro area where we have two situations here. northbound 880 at davis street, there's a two-car crash off to the shoulder. up northbound 880 there's some roadwork. heavy delays, cars in the area at just 5 miles per hour. it should be clearing up around 6 a.m. so we'll keep you posted on that clearing up. now down 880 to the san mateo bridge, to 101 will just take a quick 15 minutes. i'll send it to you. >> all right, roq

but before ben zobrist became world series mvp, he was winning badger straight. >>> the third straight day in a row, in november, here's the new outlook from the prediction center, a very very warm outlook for much of the country. and that includes wisconsin. if you're going out this evening, a pleasant november night. 52 degrees at 8:00, 49 at 10:00. russ: as i've traveled to all 72 counties, i've heard from a lot of people. including seniors, concerned that ron johnson is going to turn medicare into a voucher program. senior: don't let it happen russ. russ: i've heard from families in need of good paying jobs. blue collar guy: ron johnson's trade deals help other countries, not us. russ: the bottom line - russ, i think you need a bigger van. russ: i'm russ feingold >>> it sounds businesses have been working around the clock to help the cubs fans to remember their world series wins. promotional signs in green bay is a licensed print shop for the mlb. employees had to wait after the to produce 40,000 tee shirts. >> they were up late and so were the mvp, ben zobrist, he actually honed h

hiawatha now has its own ben zobrist. well, sort of. you're looking at benjamin matthew jansen. his parents, matt and megan, decided to name the little guy after zobrist, the cub's world series m-v-p. and get this, little ben was born at 10:18, last evening. indians tied the game. perhaps, the seven pound baby was the good luck charm chicago needed. president obama wants to personally congratulatio n the world series champion chicago cubs. this morning, he tweeted an invitation to the team to come to the white house. if the team accepts, they'll have to find a time to do it before obama leaves the office in january. the president is actually a white sox fan, but says he proudly cheered for the cubs in the series. organizations across the nation are encouraging but for some people living with disabilities that's easier said than done. hear about their fight for better access, office says in the last presidential election, one third of voters with disabilities and it's a problem many of those voters are expected to face again this year. kcrg-tv9's samantha-jo roth reports from our

he will score as ben zobrist slaps one down the left field line. the cubs would add another -- rallied again in the bottom half. it's 8-7 and here is the final out. bryant to rizzo and that's it. go figure -- a rain delay helps end a 108-year drought. "the indians never gave up and i can't believe we're finally standing after 108 years finally ben zobrist is the world series m-v-p. a century of misery is now over. fans celebrating into the early morning hours. we haven't heard of any major problems in chicago, but in iowa city a man enjoying the cubs win early this morning -- climbed a light hospital and at this point -- there's no word on the fans look out for the cubs - just as the cubs look out for their fans. before game seven, the cubs tweeted a super- official excuse note for everyone. it asks for an excused absence from work, class or any other responsibility a chicago cubs' fan might have. it says - "we can not - fly the 'w' without them." it adds... "if you're not familiar with sports narratives ... well, it's kind of a big deal." next up

ben zobrist is the world series m-v-p. a century of misery is now over. fans celebrating into the early morning hours. we haven't heard of any major problems in chicago, but in iowa city a man enjoying the cubs win early this morning -- climbed a light pole -- and fell. how he's doing. as for the team -- this is how you celebrate after waiting 108 years for a championship. players spraying champagne all over the lockerroom after the cubs win the world series. they were down three games to one, but made history with a comeback people will be talking about for years. most cubs fans weren't alive the last time the cubs won the world series -- those who were -- don't remember it. meet hazel. she grew up within walking distance of wrigley field. she was bori infant when the cubs last won it all. she's waited her entire life for in the world... the fans look out for the cubs - just as the cubs look out for their fans. before game seven, the cubs tweeted a super- official excuse note for everyone. it asks for an excused absence from work, class or any other resp

he had three hits last night and i know zobrist got the big hit. that was the turning point that won a world series last year with the royals, huge off-season acquisition to get zobrist and have him on the team but kyle schwarber, robin, i played the game, i can't emphasize enough this guy did not see a live pitch for 5 1/2 months and his first game was in the world series and seven hits in just four games and to be able to get the rally starter in that huge, huge inning to take the lead in the tenth, i mean, i can't emphasize schwarber and zobrist. >> amazing, remarkable. get some sleep there, jessica. thanks foech for joining us. more from chicago and cleveland and our friends from espn in our next half hour. >>> we'll move on to the race for the white house just five days to go. both campaigns planned all the stops. melania trump has her first solo stop in pennsylvania. president obama pushing hard for hillary in florida. our tom llamas on the scene in miami. good morning, tom. >> reporter: george, good morning to you. this race is, both campaig

all zobrist did in 2015 was get big hits in the playoffs. zobrist slices a double to left. two score. 8-6 chicago. cleveland got one back to get to 8-7... but with 2 outs in the bottom of the 10th... kris bryant fir cubs win... cubs win... cubs win. savor the day, cubs fans... you, of any fan base in the world, know how difficult this accomplishme nt is. the last time the chicago cubs won a world series--television had not been invented, world war 1 hadn't happened, and arizona and new mexico were not yet states. making last night's game in cleveland nothing short of historic. a-b-c's dan harris reports. nats winning moment the curse?revers ed?a historic 8 to 7 win in exra nats for the chicago cubs, in what turned out to be an epic nailbiter... their first world series title since 1908?cubs fans spilling out into the streets of wrigleyville? chicago erupting in celebration. nats cheering cubs fans in chi mos sound: they deserve it, this is the best team we've had in years mos sound: there is literally nowhere i would rather be than right here in win -- historic world series

the cubs-- break open a tied 6-6 ballgame-- with this go ahead run from ben zobrist... then cather miguel montero-- knocked in an insurance run before the indians took one final at bat. cleveland drove enough. cubs top cleveland-- 8 to 7! and famous cubs fan-- bill murray showing us this morning how all cubs fans are feeling... relief-- and pure joy! zobrist got m-v-p for that in the 10th-- and murray headed down to the field-- to check it out! honoring a hero.how a wisconsin school is pa tribute to a sheriff's deputy gunned down. and later...ride share revamp! what's changing the next time you log into uber-- and how it ?could keep ?you safer. more live at daybreak-- on today's tmj4 is oh, here comes nancy. wow, she's sure making a splash in that designer dress! you can wear anything and pour bleach. and her whiter whites, just dazzling. clorox splash-less bleach. yesterday was cloudy and damp with showers throughout the day, and highs in the mid to upper 50s. most of us got 0.25" to 0.75" orain by evening, with the heaviest rain south of milwaukee. the sky cleared out

the celebrations started when former ray and world series m-v-p "ben zobrist".. hit a go-ahead double in the 10th inning.. the cubs won their first world series back in 1908 against the detroit tigers. since then -- the team has had their fair share of losses, some say thanks to a curse. there was the collapse of the team in 19-69, after spending 155-days in first place. then in 2003.. the world series was in their grasp when the team found itself just five outs from the championship. cubs fan "steve bartman" reached out and caught a foul ball behind the bullpe.. they went on to lose that game. going back even farther to 19-45... when a man tried to bring his pet goat into wrigley field but was turned away. upset -- the man cursed the team, saying quote: "the cubs ain't gonna win no more". chicago went on to lose the next two games and fans referred to that as the "billy goat's curse". but it looks like the cubs managed to reverse the curse. for a local twist on all alcides segui.. he joins us live at cubs -- and former ray manager -- joe maddon's restaurant in s

zobrist awarded a chevy camaro. it was waiting for him on the field there. maybe it's in the victory parade. a >> used to go to the field as a kid. has it sunk in yet for you, family remmembers, friends in chicago? >> everybody's really excited. one of my little brothers is roaming wrigleyville inebriated. i'm concerned. >> i'm sure he's not alone at all. much more from chicago throughout the morning and "good morning america," t.j. holmes is there for us as well. >> as tense as game seven. >> it is, yeah. >>> donald trump and hillary clinton taking final shots at each other five days before voters head to the polls. >> trump is calling clinton unhinged, a word she often uses to describe him. he targeted clinton over the fbi e-mail investigation but managed to stay focused reminding himself out loud to be disciplined in a rally in florida. >> stay on point, donald, stay on point. no side tracks, donald, nice and easy. i've been watching hillary the last unhinged. we don't want any of that. >> trump's wife hits the trail in pennsylvania today, and president o

rizzo, zobrist with a big hit. back after this from your local fox station. w.ertz.com>[a5df] >> joe: tonight's aerial coverage is brought to you by directv. if you call yourself a sports fan, you've got to get directv. call 1-800-directv. chicago cubs are three outs away. the cleveland indians are looking for more heroics like they got in the bottom of the eighth as they trailed by 2. bottom of the tenth, zobrist, go ahead rbi double. montero attacked one on. flashes the signs for carl edwards jr. we are about to find out about carl edwards jr., the 25-year-old hard throwing right-hander looking for the three biggest outs of his life. 48th round draft pick deals high. ball and a strike. >> john: he's got an electric arm. the key for the indians is staying off the curveball, try to make the curveball thrown for strikes. when you're trying to catch up to 96, he sometimes react to that curveball. >> joe: here's the one i want to napoli. out of play, right side. strike two. chapman ends up going and inning and a third

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(sot zobrist) it was like a heavyweight fight man, just blow for blow, everybody playing their hearts out teammate miguel montero helped secure the victory. (sot mos) they've always blown it so many years before. they came so close to doing it again -nats- fans were left on the bottom of the eighth...when cleveland outfielder rajai (ra-jee) davis hit this game-tying home run: (sot mos) this whole place erupted. it was an awesome moment. in the end the cubs were victorious...rallying back from a 3-to-1 series deficit...finally ending decades of heartbreak: (sot marlie) your family has been waiting 108 years for this? (sot mos) this is tremendous. still can't believe it. 108 years. -nats- back in chicago celebrations immediately spilled from the bars to the of the curse of the billy goat: -nat/sot- there's nothing to do with curses cubs manager joe maddon attributed the win to skill: (sot joe maddon /cubs manager) superstition, has nothing to do with what's happening today, nothing. and if you want to believe in that stuff it's going to hold you back for a long time. with the drought no