>> anthony: more likely it'll be "wow, chicago" or "oh, chicago." they'll be impressed. chicago's a town, a city that doesn't ever have to measure itself against any other city. other places have to measure themselves against it. it's big, it's outgoing, it's tough, it's opinionated, and everybody's got a story. ♪ i took a walk through this beautiful world ♪ ♪ felt the cool rain on my shoulder ♪ ♪ found something good in this beautiful world ♪ ♪ i felt the rain getting colder ♪ ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la ♪ >> woman: i've been coming to the ale house forever. >> woman: what can't the ale house tell you about chicago? >> man: yes, my father did come here. i do a lot of cross word puzzles. >> anthony: as late afternoon gives way to evening in chicago's old town, it's time to drink. though to be fair, almost anytime is time for a drink at the old town ale house. >> woman: another favorite of mine, is anita. >> man: the difficult ones are the people who -- >> anthony: the cho

the population of chicago in the early 1840's was 20,000. something would happen in illinois to change that dramatically. in 1848, the michigan-illinois canal was built. and that connected the mississippi river to lake michigan. after the illinois and michigan canal was open, the size of chicago more than tripled in one decade. which is absolutely phenomenal. at the same time, telegraphs came to chicago, and the railroad, and that allowed peoria to grow as well. there was such demand for transportation that another system had to be developed. so an initiative was started just before the start of the 20th century to reverse the flow of the chicago river. unprecedented. and i don't think it would have happened except for a scare. you know how the public can be scared and that move things along. there were a lot of cholera and typhoid outbreaks in chicago because of sanitation problems. and the fear of another outbreak gave the project enough push to dam off the rivers. the chicago river flowed into lake michigan, the calumet river flooded to l

and the forecast for the world series i chicago? and the trick or treat forecast coming up in the 8 -da outlook.d for the first two games of the world series, we saw many chicago cubs fans here by now that the series has moved to chicago, so have the tribe fans as with some as they hit the road. >> check in and with ticket brokers in many fans are not in those wrigley prices, some are going to stay here to watch the game still going to chicago eve though they would like to be there, not be as many tribe fan at wrigley. >> only about an hour by air from cleveland, they have plenty of seats to get you there, and with games three, four and five would be going to chicago, while there are plenty of tribe gear at hopkins you don't have any takersipli. >> it was about two-$3,000 cheaper to come here than chicago last just for the ticket. et >> sean smallwood, san diego says thatat in our flight to chicago would have been cheaper by getting into the game not so much to fly from san diego have family here and do not have to pay for the hotel

it is clear cleveland is the underdog to >> everyone wants chicago. >> reporter: chicago were the most search world series team in every state but ohio. they even spiked in general interest about the team. people seem more interested in their players too. the top five searched a combined compared to the top five indians players searched 35 million times. but for each team it seems chicago are cinderella and cleveland is the stepsister. we get it, chicago have not won it in 108 years, however, chicago won six nba championships, six stanley cups, one super bowl and a world series three times. even after winning sunday night their fans apparently forgot so now that the game is back in cleveland expect people on twitter to twitter to call out joe buck if he continues to perceive adulation of chicago's kyle schwaber. while the rest of the country is rooting for chicago there are some -- >> i am rooting for the cleveland indians to win. >> reporter: will understand what it means to be a cleveland fan. >> reporter: while you are watching the world series be sure to download your wkyc.com bing

in chicago and it looks ticket will bee it is writing above chicago. end of the game. i am tracking a cold front comingt in over the lake tonigh. the bulk of the rain will come in after midnight. i will show you that coming up on future veered feel. here is your indians watch forecast. we had lots of loved ones and friends downtown. mid 60s temperature wise. tomorrow if you are coming to town for the watch party temperatures right around 50 degrees. big changes headed in our direction. halloween we are on the seasonal side with 50s and sunny and dry cool trick-or-treat forecast. if you are a fan of t the 70s today, don't worry. more 70s in the eight-day forecast.-df we hit 75 degrees this afternoon. the normal high is 58 degrees.s. well above the normal. even the record of 78 degrees just shy of that. on storm foxh right now we are looking dry. i see a few sprinkles just overr up in canada. i hope this stays dry through muchh of though watch party. future view wants to bring in some showers. mainly 7:00 right along the pennsylvania border. most of us u

we have a beautiful forecast especially in chicago for game three. looking at burke lakefront, not far from the watch party a progressive. recent high temperature of 57. predawn with the southwest wind and a warm front given us warmer air from the southwest. sunset was about 20 minutes ago. for the watch party mid 50s mostly clear. in chicago, mid- 60s. at times the winds gusting up t 35 mph with the southwest. expected to rise to the mid- to upper 50s at sunrise tomorrow. hopkins 54, the southwest between five and 15. '60s in chicago, 70 st. louis and 83 degrees. i think that tonight we will cloudy. this boundary coming in our direction late tomorrow the first chance of rain drops. tonight low 50s . the quite a few clouds towards dawn tomorrow. tomorrow, it will be about 15 degrees above normalal wall clouds tomorrow. go from low 70s saturday '60s on sunday. halloween, in the 60s for trick or treat monday, will be in the 50s. road series come back to low 70s monday. and then it drops birthday friday next weekend. >> dick goddard is still recovering

yeager meister you actually liked the taste of this class were going to find out why this anchor for chicago is having a drink with a 90 i hope you're off to a good start new and i'll love then a almost $110 million and he did it he's talking about the unbelievable experience peabody little liquid cellular fox 31 jim hooley is telling us how this guy plans to spend all that cash i wouldn't even know where to start a great guy and 10 last week that he comes into all the time to play the lottery he plucked out 40 bucks and pretty much locked out the wedding of 9.9 million and greg really is a great guy and he is a great the same numbers for the past six months now and elizabeth eight -year-old mother is now planning a cruise to left is a diehard bronco fan and now he says he wants to take a trip out of town and is also planning on buying a much-needed new car while i currently drive a camry with about 300,000 miles on it and it's you know it's been a reliable car i love it bite is probably time for that car to go on a camry with 300,000 miles okay just change the oil great things arty bit out

soledad: is chicago the laboratory for solving the nation's most in trench problems? i am soledad watching "matter of fact." sunday night's second presidential debate offers another chance for the candidates to address the most important challenges facing communities, policing in america. that topic took center stage in the national debate during the vice presidential candidate. sen. kaine: donald trump recently said we need to do more stop and frisk around the country. and the community. gov. pence: senator, please, enough of this seeking every opportunity to demean law enforcement broadly by making the accusation of implicit bias every time tragedy happens. soledad: garry mccarthy was considered a police reformer as the superintendent of the chicago force until the laquan mcdonald case derailed his career. but crime rates did drop during his tenure . i spoke with him about the challenges of policing in cities large and small. what were you trying to accomplish? >> i was looking for transformational change, and the professionalism of the chicago police department. i

forecast for chicago a strong southwest wind with wind gusts in and aroundi chicago. upper 20s could hit 30 mile-per-hour gusts.our that's a wind blowing out to center field.guu the 60s in chicago tomorrow. ld eventually the warmth will slidi east of close to 70 on saturday. week front couple of showerssh late saturday nightw into early sunday but really nothing like whatbut we just had to deal with this morning. look at the eight day forecast temperatures that was back h wii monday and tuesday partly sunny mower middle 60s. slight chance of a shower on wednesday and then 50s by the end of next week and then we had right into the montht ofh octob all right. 6:00 p.m. tonightobe weather outlook we will re- air it at 10:00 p.m. we have been putting this thing together for apu while i posteda preliminary outlook back in july some of the same drivers are still present a whole bunch of differentpr ingredients this winter i outlook join us at 6:00 p.m. put it on the websitet and have video and stuff showins some of the specifics but anyway. 6:00 p.m.hofhe s that time to gt

not all of us can go to chicago, but that's okay. we can stay right here and enjoy our tribe right there at progressive at home where they're having several watch parties throughout the weekend. let me give you all the information that you need to know about them. now, there's three watch parties for games three, four and five. is a four-ticket limit per order. the gates open one hour before each game, and they will be held rain or shine. now, all of the seats are general admission, which means seating is on a first come first serve basis, so get here if you want to get a good spot. do have a link on our app if you want tickets, but there are still $5 tickets available. the club seats are sold but, there are the $5 tickets available. now, the cool is all of the proceeds from the watch party will be donated to the indians and the major league baseball charities, so it's so much fun and you're partying for a good cause and cheering on the team and then you give a little bit extra back to the community. so what better way to cheer on ou

the tribe is trying to hang on in chicago. until then, we are live in chicago. rob powers news 5. keep your fingers crossed. >> thank you very much. >>> a live tiger mascot will be since new exotic animal rules. boosters have still had trouble meeting the requirements. they'll be asking fans for donations frts $2,000 it cost to have him appear. >>> the thought that cranberries can ward off or cure urinary tract infections. now there are questions over whether it will work form. researchers studied samples from dozens of older women some of which took cranberry tablets over a year and found the pills had no effect. >>> a 62-year-old woman sf getting $72 million from johnson and johnson over baby powder. she used the powder for years and developed ovarian cancer. has lost. the company plans to appeal. >>> remember when your mom told you to eat your broccoli? under have listened. an enzyme was found to keep you young. it has an antiaging effect in mice. they're starting studies on a pill form o. enzyme hoping it could help chronic aging conditions. that enzyme is cucumbers and cabbag

looking at the racial map including hopkinson chicago. we are at 57 they are and 61, they will have low '60s at first pitch to come the wind is not too gusty in chicago but just blessed it is between 25 and 35 31 degrees in des moines, iowa. that is one of the concerns it may be a catalyst to actually b beneficial for those who had between center in left field du to theen geographic positioning wrigley field tonight deathwatc parties, within days mostly clear skies, and chicago increased wanst testing between 25 and 35 mph. progressive field will be rocking. bliss rejoins us from progressive field. getting ready to watch baseball. there are not that many people here, to be packed, with thousands ready to cheer the indians at the game three watch party. up there is the huge jumbotron that they will watch with thousands of the closest fellow fans first-come first-served seating, so be sure to arrive early for good seat. the tickets are still available for only $5 per and that will b going to charity. club level tickets, are sold out, for ev

in chicago. you could have purchased a ticket into game two for less than $500, tomorrow night at most restaurants their charges reported on the cover fees, s casey moran's come across stree from wrigley it is $1,500 reserve a table for four,t drinks, and one entr?e, and $50 at many other places, just reserve the table. then you have to pay for your the game at a bar, the story there is that, how free? and if i will have about 15 or more and there are only seven places in wrigleyville that you can get in for free. the two star hotel, super eight iso overdue thank? eighty-nine dollars. it would be $475. in 1989, ten-year-old amy mihaljevic was kidnapped bay village. >> four months later-and countingee her body was found, jc spoke with her father inf joins us from bay village. the past 27 years and confident that her killer will be identified trenda in october 1989, ten-year-old amy mihaljevic of bay village is inducted from a shopping center by predator who according to police called her home and

i watch party nightmare in chicago. course we had the american leagueu with the national league game different rules apply what we talked to some of them about that. >> that is roger davis talking about the plan of the day taking carlos santanahe and moving himo left field because tomlin will have to back in the lineuph tonight with the world series game threeon he talked >> my main focus is definitely on coaching. >> in the background that is the l train the loop that is going on theren the reason that is significant they have a lot of great things here day games here so they would flyy depending on whether they there is loss there in chicago there are w's all over the place t but this #five the wtc it all over the place.w those who wrote the train with know if they won or lost riding the trainno day goes this neighborhood kids together they hang out in the bleachers they hang out in the streets. we saw guys hanging out on the doorstep with glovesan hoping to cap flyballs. >> and we heard the water fountains are all bl

soledad: is chicago the laboratory for solving the nation's most in trench problems? i am soledad o'brien and you are watching "matter of fact." sunday night's second sresidential debate offer another chance for the candidates to address the most important challenges facing communities, policing in america. that topic took center stage in the national debate during the vice presidential candidate. sen. kaine: donald trump recently said we need to do more stop and frisk around the country. that would be a big mistake, because it polarizes the relationship between the police and the community. please,ce: senator, enough of this seeking every opportunity to demean law enforcement broadly by making the accusation of implicit bias every time tragedy happens. wasdad: garry mccarthy considered a police reformer as the superintendent of the chicago force until the laquan mcdonald case derailed his career. but crime rates did drop during .is tenure i spoke with him about the challenges of policing in cities large and small. what were you trying to accomplish? >> i was looking

he becomes chicago's new moral guardian. he is the film censor in chicago in 1913. he quickly gained the reputation as being a very strict censor. one critic called him a prudish old maid. he allegedly rejected three times as many films as his predecessor. one anti-censorship activist ouserabout him, funkh is a menace to what made this country free. this kind of criticism prompted funkhouser to look around for some cover, basically, and he kind of looked away to set up some systems of censorship that deflected attention from him. a few months after his began tont, funkhouser seek out groups of citizens to review plays and movies. he believed particular groups should rule on films that featured them. what he had in mind were racial minorities, members of a particular profession, women. case, a group of army officers reviewed a film that featured a drunken army officer. wanted to say, well, if you think it's ok, i will pass it. alright, so he called these teams of reviewers citizen juries. that has kind of a democratic sound to it. it takes a little of the spotlight o

soledad: is chicago the laboratory for solving the nation's most in trench problems? i am soledad o'brien and you are watching "matter of fact." sunday night's second presidential debate offers another chance for the candidates to addrth that topic took center stage in the national debate during the vice presidential candidate. sen. kaine: donald trump recently said we need to do more stop and frisk around the country. that would be a big mistake, because it polarizes the relationship between the police and the community. gov. pence: senator, please, enough of this seeking every opportunity to demean law enforcement broadly by making the accusation of implicit bias was considered a police reformer as the superintendent of the chicago force until the laquan mcdonald case derailed his career. but crime rates did drop during his tenure. i spoke with him about the challenges of policing in cities large and small. what were you trying to accomplish? >> i was looking for transformational change, and the professionalism of the chicago policeep here, i got a really great grou

and that question remains open for the city of chicago. the settlement of the case did not resolve the issue -- of shannon's case did not resolve the issues raised by the case. what we hope to do through the reporting an ongoing reporting about this is to keep those issues very centrally in the public eye. amy: very quickly, late last her, chicago mayor rahm emanuel apologized for laquan mcdonald's death. in his speech to the city council, emanuel broke with the city's long history of denying the existence of the code of silence. >> as we move forward, i'm looking for a new leader of the chicago police department to address the problems at the very heart of the policing profession. the problem is sometimes referred to as the thin blue line. the problem is other times referred to as the code of silence. ignore, itendency to is the tendency to deny, it is the tendency in some cases to cover up the bad actions of a colleague or colleagues. no officer should be allowed to behave as if they are above the law just because they are responsible fo

day tomorrow chicago. and i think that will be good news for us.. a few sprinkles tonight and tomorrow, waking up to 30s. tomorrow upper 50s, in sunny, great day for anything outdoors and a great night for high school football. in chicago, mid- 60s at 8:08 p.m. our time. looking at the trajectory of th wins. south, southwest winds will hel to catapult the ball into cente and left field, hopefully only for the tribe saturday a slim chance of a shower late about 7. and then upper 50s sunday monday, low '60s and in the 50s were trick-or-treaters. next tuesday, the world series will be back here, about 70 degrees partly cloudy skies. your winter weather outlook is less than a half-hour away, 19 breaking developments in to cold case murders, as waste turn to us to help to get tips to be to justice as peggy gallek has the details. more than three decades, cleveland heights tech's have i working to find those responsible forvi murdering a young girl and east cleveland schoolteacher. two young women both found wit

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you can see, as we zoom into chicago. danger pretty quiet echo not concerned about those icloud there are not. can see the showers up to the north show you the web analysis. it is ee propose the field as you can see the wind blowing. any potential pop-ups towards left field, and the wind will b gusting up to 25 mph program in chicago, they have highs in the we will have more details on th weekend forecast coming up. will have much more world series team coverage from progressive field in chicago, now back to the studio. encouraged to remember the good luck time. local mother under arrest facingar charges after bursting into school assault a secretary. 2,000 her child is missing as dave nethers reports. h >> akron police were called to robinson community learning center thursday after school dismissal percent be waiting for the office for his grandmother but he cannot be found.. >> stood talking to the staff t ind out what happened, she burst into the office screaming obscenities, she goes behind th counter, and pics of ch

soledad: is chicago the laboratory for solving the nation's most in trench problems? i am soledad o'brien and you are watching "matter of fact." sunday night's second presidential debate offers another chance for the candidates to address the most important challenges facing communities, policing in america. that topic took center stage in the national debate during the recently said we need to do more stop and frisk around the country. that would be a big mistake, because it polarizes the relationship between the police and the community. gov. pence: senator, please, enough of this seeking every opportunity to demean law enforcement broadly by making the accusation of implicit bias every time tragedy happens. soledad: garry mccarthy was cons chicago force until the laquan mcdonald case derailed his career. but crime rates did drop during his tenure. i spoke with him about the challenges of policing in cities large and small. what were you trying to accomplish? >> i was looking for transformational change, and the professionalism of the chicago police department. i go

and again it is only a chicago dog. i love a good chicago dog. it is happy dog on facebook has gotten into it with cubs fans for wgn and posting pictures from game 2 and wgn seems to be a lot of cubs fans in line for the happy dog and went a step further. we do agree that chicago dogs are good. they posted this link to the business insider travel magazine section. we saw some of your chicago places, the 40 best in the country and we had to come all the way down and we passed some of the chicago dog places because look who is number 2 on the list happy dog. only beaten out by a new york hot dog place and said we agree you have a good dog and good places and we passed them up to make it up to number 2 in the country. i think we will win another sc >> getting answers in the answer center. back to you guys. >> romona: they are so good here you don't need anything on them if you don't want. >> mark: absolutely. we invite everybody. we are inclusive, not exclusive like the chicago people are. >> you know what goes good with a dog? a dog and a beer. >>

it's chicago forecasts, will be about 64 degrees game time. what the land out the southwest gusting at 35. it takes a while for our sunshine to come out. jessica dill joins us with more on why the packed and progressive fiel tonight we get ever closer to game time, was watch party tickets are so fast. progressive field hosting through watch party'spr for the away games in chicago, you can come downtown to watch the game on the jumbo dronec work at th time, saturday watch party is you can still get $5 tickets to both tonight's watch party and sunday seating is first-come first-served. tickets are only $5. that's good price considering some chicago bars are chargingt $250 cover charge just to get in. people are excited including clevelanders in chicago as we caught up with some of them. my parents grew up in cleveland. the cubs are the second favorit team in to see both of them together,s it is thrilling to s either one that deceived them facing off is unimaginable. saturday watch party is sold out, today and sunday tickets $ are still available

chicago, was on fire last night, stacey frey is at wrapup. the indians have a day off to rest and refocus, they are abou pointa.together against the odd he was going to be a longshotns sweep the cubs and chicago prov why they are the best in the national league. has been a battle of the former cy young award winners with corey kluber with corey kluber game one and jake arrieta game two.. arrieta through five and two thirds innings, hits, one run and struck out six,en chair francona says the indians are probably pretty fortunate, there was a lot of traffich last i can try to not play a clean game do not get their first it until the sixth inning went jason kipnisotot barton center scoring the only run of the game for the indians, thee cubs winning five-one to even out the series >> to stay positive, it is part of the game, just go out there tad stay because they got a really good team and we've got to make sure that we go out there friday and bounce backcky u one we were confident about josh tomlin, he will give his best and canno wait for game

the indians hosting the chicago cubs, in game one of the world series. we have our team of reporters, here at regressive and the q.r. >> begin our coverage with melissa myers she is outside th ballpark where the fans are gathering. they're ready to go, as the gates open at 5:30 p.m. in just a short time, they're lined up to see the indians pla in game one versus cubs. i talked about why the fans are here in so excited. >> it is awesome, kenny lofton will throw out the first pitch he was my favorite player of th '90s. will also like to be in that championship city thenen >> felt good. we are back here, at the fan fest, gates open at 530 they as you to be in your seats by 730 there is a band playing you can so much fun here. wasco tribe! was really get in the crowd going there at gateway plaza.a. trevor, with a news conference at what he said. is not a lack of trying, we have been fortunate enough this year that when things happenn, had the guys to step up. for part-time the idea, you got 25 players who got to score certain amount of runs and hold the team

we are live in chicago as of the indians prepared to possibly put the way chicago in game five and the browns lost again too. >>> good evening. thank you for being with us. a lot of sports to get to. that is the understatement of the evening. we turn our attention to what is your gut feeling going into tonight? >> i think the indians are two moves ahead of chicago. that is how good terry francona has been against the manager everyone thinks is a genius in joe maddon. he is good but terry francona is sensational. if the indians win tonight they will do it for the first time a home run by joe gordon they beat the den boston braves. it has been a long time. some breaking news from chicago. lonnie chisenhall is reportedly back at the team hotel and sick. he has come down with the stomach flu. instead, brandon guyer will be in right field. mike napoli is in the lineup. carlos here is how they got there when he won last night. terry francona has been magnificent. in the 7th inning jason kipnis, put the game away with a three run home run and the indians are rolling. the indians win 7-2. in t

one southside chicago priest says it is churches that are part of the problem. one church, saint sabina, just celebrated its 100th anniversary. controversial leader says churches like his need to regain their voice. jessica: 100 years after its first service, the congregation at saint sabina is reminded of its deep roots in this southside chicago community. >> i represent the irish catholics that began the faith community of saint sabina. but like the neighborhood in which it stands, the face of saint sabina has changed over the years. the majority of the congregation here is no longer irish, it is black. >> everybody is welcome in this sanctuary! jessica: at the helm for more than three decades, father mike pfleger, known just as much for his social activism as his sermons. father mike, as he is known, is drugs, and racism, in one of the most segregated cities in the nation. >> if you continue to treat communities like they are third world countries, and abandon and neglect of them, you are going to continue to have the same results. jessica: father pfleger is

from chicago. here's michael martinez. with two on and one out after back-to-back hits by kipnis and lindor. rondon gets him over the outside part, two out! second strikeout for rondon. game. at last check, dan otero, the right-hander getting loose for the indians in their bullpen. that means terry francona, while he is used andrew miller for two innings tonight, didn't have to if he can get through the rest of this with otero, bryan shaw was so good last night, and cody allen, his closer. jose ramirez, strike one. a note for andrew miller as he sits on the bench in the ninth inning, he's struck out 29 hitters this postseason, that's the most ever by a reliever in the single postseason. possibly more work to come. here's the 0-1. scooped up by contreras. one ball, one strike. >> john: by the way, most of those coming in high leverage situations going through the game. terry francona not afraid to use him, and as he said, in those close games, he's not afraid to lose late, meaning if he puts in his big weapons early to keep

he becomes chicago's new moral guardian. he is the film censor in chicago in 1913. he quickly gained the reputation as being a very strict censor. one critic called him a prudish old maid. he allegedly rejected three times as many films as his predecessor. one anti-censorship activist said about him, funkhouser is a menace to what made this country free. this kind of criticism prompted funkhouser to look around for some cover, basically, and he kind of looked away to set up some systems of censorship that deflected attention from him. a few months after his appointment, funkhouser began to seek out groups of citizens to review plays and movies. he believed particular groups should rule on films that featured them. what he had in mind were racial minorities, members of a particular profession, women. in one case, a group of army officers reviewed a film that featured a drunken army officer. so he wanted to say, well, if you think it's ok, i will pass it. all right, so he called these teams of reviewers citizen juries. that has kind of a democratic sound to it. it tak

they are from chicago but, of course, rooting for indians. so live in chicago. shelby miller, cleveland 19. >> anchor: shelby last night we had a sellout crowd at progressive field. just for people to watch party. so i can only imagine what the fans over there are like. because now they are down, you know, 3-1. what is the feeling, what is the mood? >> reporter: yeah, actually, yesterday right when kipnus scored that home run, i was walking around. inside of wrigley. and you could just see the amount of cubs fans piling out of the ballpark. during that. so you could tell, especially last night. they were bummed. as we would be if this was reversed but they have a lot of hope. a lot of people out h i am sure they will all be back here later today. for game three. because they all are hoping for one more win to stay in this series. of course we are hoping for opposite on that. >> anchor: of course we do. something i noticed when cubs were here. there were a lot of cub fans here. are you seeing more than those two guys and family members in the stadium? >> reporter

the great day for world series game number three in chicago thatie. procurement. perk park if you want to see the indians in chicago you will need to hav deep pockets. >> prices are higher than which would find here, it is surprise to find that a lot of fans say that cleveland is a better bargain. i checked with some of the ticket brokersrs. from third parties there are plenty many people frankly but will probably pass on these prices start it is easy to stay here and watch it on tv. >> chicago is about one hour by airs , all of the big airlines have plenty of seats, and with games 34 and five of the world series at stake you think that the indians fans would bebe add up there in droves, but there are not many takers at hopkins tram routes over $3,000 to come here than two chicago that's just for the ticket, elizabeth san diegoe but a fight chicago a have been cheaper like it is okay with not so much drama to five from san diego have family here and do not have to pay fo a hotel and do not have toto pa for food, just to pay for the ticket. >> even for those who ar

-dot dispute the chicago on tuesdaynt chicago tv station mark the writer doug which is available at progressive fieldte it's top with macs and cheese and bacon and froot loops.ac they do compared to the room update on your weather and traffic will be getting back togetherl sort of those but we hear a big announcement as they we love abba. here's another chance to prove that your love. when indians. >> we are in a friendly online competition with our sister station in the windy city. help at home? head over to our facebook page and check this picture.ict it's that the cubs may be good our children, they look up to us. what we value, how we treat others. and now they're looking to see what kind of leaders we choose. who we'll entrust our country and their future to. will it be the one respected around the world, or the one who frightens our allies and emboldens our enemies? hem? a steady hand? or a loose cannon? common sense and unity, or drama and division? a woman who's spent her life helping children and families, or a man who's spent his life helping himself? our children are looking to us. w

in the city 28 the date of october 2016 on wayne dawson taught meeting todd meaney on assignment in chicago this morning looking to check in with him in just a short while high everyone and happy friday for you and stefanie stephanie schaeffer we are all rallying togetherr were in our cleveland indians colors again today are red and blue and that wen know you'll all be sporting yours tonight will tonight the indians take on the cards in game three of the world series as wayne mentioned it todd meaney's live in field we've been doing something in a little bit thisr hour we beenit wanting to do for years we are going to take that life camerain which we show you a lot over the last year than todd is going to be there waiting so we can't t wait to see it actually happened the race to the white house heats up and heating up and here in ohio it's too close to calleu very latest as both sides try to win over voters in northeast ohioteot so what will you do if the indians when the world series we know what we not be great you would love to broadcast a live and if that happensn will have you covered

rob powers live in chicago. they're helping the less fortunate out there. >> reporter: they as bishop lennon in cleveland said, both sides' fans are praying for victory. that's not all they have in common. food. both cities known for good food. whoever wins this series is in fore a good meal. here are the stakes now that have been made. if the indians win, chicago -- the chicago archbishop is going to send enough deep dish pete sand baked goods to feed more cosgrove center. pizza, baked goods. what could be better? if the cubs win, bishop lennon is going to feed people here. he is going to send pir pierogies and more. chicago deep dish pizza in cleveland, we could all enjoy that with an we're here all afternoon. we've got more leading up to game time. the tribe against the cubs, game three of the world series from chicago. >> we'll save awe plate, definitely. tonight we are learning the tribe came through for a cubs fan. johnny and his dad were right here in cleveland to see game one of the world series. but joh

inside sports world chicago. bradley rosen would tell us about demand- (bradley rosen/ sports world chicago) "i've never seen anything like this." but he has nothing to compare this weekend's sales to. (bradley rosen/ sports chicago) "an average sunday in october has been zero." (bradley rosen/ sports world chicago) "so this is a billion percent higher." (jeremy ross/ reporting/ chicago) "some of the stores around wrigley are so packed it can be difficult getting through some of these aisles, now the businesses telling us they're having difficulty unpacking times to put on display before they're sold." (bradley rosen/ sports world chicago) "it's just crazy." (jeremy ross/ reporting/ chicago) "can you keep clothing on the shelves or is it just...?" (bradley rosen/ sports world chicago) "don't even have time for shelves, we throw it on tables, they're just grab it right off there." (quanisha davidson/ clark street sports) "we've sold a lot of hats." (mos) "and i have a cubs hat!" (jeremy ross/ reporting/ chicago) "

not being from chicago... that they appreciate good food... chicago cubs. the chicago cubs. this is a live picture outside wrigley. fans are still hanging out... riding high from tonight's win. the cubs haven't won a title since 1908. joe has more on the cubs... in joe has more on the cubs... in a the last thing asu coach todd graham wants to do is to lose to washington state. cougars coach mike leach was fined ten grand by the pac-12 for accusing the sun devils of stealing signs. those two won't be exchanging christmas cards. exchanging christmas cards. homecoming for the sun devils against the cougars. asu opening drive takes control, 11 plays 59 yards, manny wilkins calls his own number, hops over a defender gets asu on the board first. cougars counter with a field something happen gets hit and gets knocked out of the game with a concussion. asu treading water for a bit, out of the sparky, kalen ballage busting into the secoindary 52 yard touchdown run 14-3 asu. couagrs offense takes control of this one, luke falk deep gabe marks goes 52 yards makes it 37-21 cougars bring

less than an hour away, this will be a big test for the indians facing chicago cubs in chicago for the first time in the series. for more on how to handle the situation,n, and to make adjustments, let's bring in formeri tribe skipper mike hargrove. thank you for joining us as a manager, what do you tell the team prior to the first roa you try to approach you retain like it is any game. you try to stick to your standard routine. they all know that this special game, special circumstance, you don't have to tell them, but yo try to keep things as normal as you can.y >> this game three, is not must win, but it is very important. in a seven-game series, you split one and one you want to get off on a good footing.. and the other teams ballpark, i she can win, that sets up the rest of the series. and it gets you back home so it is a big game. it would be great if we could take two or three us fromom wrigley field. this santana motor leftfield is risking >> look at the guy that you put and he has a great arm should be up to handle that. there are times as a manager yo how to make moves that yo

the chicago this morning. first pitch tomorrow night at 8:08. >> brian: deep breath. >> tia: it's okay. >> brian: exhale. we're okay. it's only one game. trevor bauer's pinky held up last night, but he didn't pitch very well against the cubs. the guy didn't throw strikes. you have to be consistent. in every tribe win this postseason, they have scored first. it's easier to play from in front, especially with the pressure of the postseason. last night the cubs on the board first in the first. it was downhill from there. couldn't get through the fourth inning. the cubs came through again late, kind of busted it open here after bauer had two outs and two strikes, couldn't get out of the inning, and that's it. the cubs even up the series with a 5-1 win. >> they beat us tonight. it wasn't because somebody had a bad finger. they played better than us tonight. >> they shut us down. five innings without getting a hit. they jumped out to an early lead, and they took care of what they had too tonight. least. i've had the

chicago has one of the highest black poverty rates in the united states. one of the highest black unemployment rate inside the united states. you have a mayor whoa has embraced public policy agenda of destroying the public sector, of privatizing any and everything he can get his hands on, and so you have a situation of growing inequality and poverty in the city of chicago, and a sense of growing hopelessness, and we'ref really seeing the fruits of that bear out. >> host: keenga-ya matta taylor, want to read one more quote before we go to calls. wasn't sure where this was going so i want you to explain it. black elected officials roll as interlocutors when blooder black population and then general t american public makes them indispensable in american politics. then you go on to write it was the black insurgency that created the conditions that aloud black elected officials to become viable politically but the more the movement on the streets waned the greater the distance between ordinary black people and elected officials claiming to represent them. >> gu

one southside chicago priest says it is churches that are part of the problem. one church, saint sabina, just celebrated its 100th anniversary. controversial leader says churches like his need to regain their voice. jessica: 100 years after its first service, the congregation at saint sabina is reminded of its deep roots in this southside chicago community. >> i represent the irish catholics that began the faith community of saint sabina. but like the neighborhood in which it stands, the face of saint sabina has changed over the years. the majority of the congregation here is no longer irish, it is black. >> everybody is welcome in this sanctuary! jessica: at the helm for more than three decades, father mike pfleger, known just as much for his social activism as his sermons. protests against violence, guns, drugs, and racism, in one of the most segregated cities in the nation. >> if you continue to treat communities like they are third world countries, and abandon and neglect of them, you are going to continue to have the same results. jessica: father pfleger is

museums in chicago trying to >>> now at 6:00 live in chicago as cleveland indians rally together to try to regain the lead in the world series. >> it will be warm in chicago. that warmer air, much warmer air is moving this way. >>> plus just two weeks from a teen's murder to a killer's sentencing for a >> cleveland 19 news sponsored by empire window company your local window siding and door expert since 1960. >>> live from cleveland's newscenter we're getting answers for you. cleveland 19 news starts now. >> romona: we begin with a political bombshell in campaign 2016. >> mark: the f.b.i. announced it is looking further into a new batch of e-mails of hillary while secretary of state. >>> in a letter to members of congress james comey says the f.b.i. learned the existence of e-mails that appear to be pertinent to the investigation. donald trump made the outcome of the probe a focus of the campaign against clinton. >> they are reopening the case into her criminal and legal conduct. >>> we've got to keep our foot on the gas. >>> the latest national poll shows stay tuned as cbs evening news

in chicago. what does this team have to do? >> mark: the next one is the well for chicago and pitched well in the playoffs. tomlin should be more effective than bower was. tomlin has pitched very well. we talked about what clubber and miller has done. tomlin has got lost in the shuffle. but he had two tremendous outings. toronto's offense is effective. he has faced good bats before. they will need another one. i like in game four that the indians are coming back with clubber. that should make people feel good. >> romona: what made the difference with this cubs team tonight that we saw versus -- because they didn't have any air last night? and then tonight they came out on fire. >> mark: it shows the effectiveness of first pitch strike and pitching ahead. bower was seemingly behind every batter. he was 1-0, 2-0, 2-1 in counts. when you are getting behind and then you have to use your fast ball for strikes they will hit it in it is up in the zone. he didn't have good control clubber was first pitch

a trail of clues led detectives to one of chicago's most exclusive neighborhoods. would those clues lead them to nailah? here's keith morrison with "smoke and mirrors." >> it wasn't like this, you have to understand. it wasn't gray. it wasn't cold. no flecks of snow to drift and catch the bitter breeze. no, no, it was hot and it was late, after midnight, september 27th, 2007. >> pretty secluded area next to a forest preserve. >> so it was. and it was clear and dark and still and vacant. here where the deep wood fought back against the decaying suburban sprawl, and then nothing was clear at all. i never cried this violent cry. >> you're experiencing everything but it's not true. >> you're just waiting to wake up. >> it just feels like you're literally in a nightmare. >> yes, still does. the name you'll want to remember is nailah. >> the meaning was one who succeeds. >> this is nailah's mother, maria. >> i wanted her to be successful and she was. she lived her name. >> quite true. frankly, have the rest of them in this big family. this is leah, the first born. >> we

soledad: is chicago the laboratory for solving the nation's most in trench problems? i am soledad o'brien and you are watching "matter of fact." sunday night's second presidential debate offers another chance for the candidates to address the most important challenges facing communities, policing in america. that topic took center stage in sen. kaine: donald trump recently said we need to do more stop and frisk around the country. that would be a big mistake, because it polarizes the relationship between the police and the community. gov. pence: senator, please, enough of this seeking every opportunity to demean law enforcement broadly by making the accusation of implicit bias every time tragedy happens. soledad: garry mccarthy the superintendent of the chicago force until the laquan mcdonald case derailed his career. but crime rates did drop during his tenure. i spoke with him about the challenges of policing in cities large and small. what were you trying to accomplish? >> i was looking for transformational change, and the professionalism of the chicago police depar

the defense for chicago. it's zobrist in left, fowler in center, soler, one of the kids, 24 years old, in right. and now bryant, rizzo, contreras. six players in the starting lineup are 24 years old or younger. >> john: talk about good news for the chicago comes in their fans. this team is built to be good for a long time. >> joe: here is lindor. that would include the dh, in tonight's starting lineup, kyle