nobody deserves it more than the cubs players, cubs player, cubs organization. coaches, staff, unbelievable. >> kevin: congratulations. enjoy it. joe, come on in here. joe maddon, the manager. that looks good. how does it feel? >> it's your baby. it's your first baby. it's pretty incredible standing here among our guys. this is why this has all happened. a tough game, obviously. we regrouped during the rain delay and this group never quits. give our guys all the credit in the world. phenomenal bunch of professionals. guys, staring at you ready to party, what are you most proud about? >> we never quits. i'm proud of the attitude, the culture we've created. it's something that carries for many years to come. not having won a world series trophy in 108 years. this is a breakthrough year. >> emotionally, how do you hang in the game? >> you've got to try. everything was going until davis hit the home run and then all of a sudden, you have to go to plan b, c, d. our guys were there all the time. conversation was great. incredible to be part of the moment. >> kevin: wh

nobody deserves it more than the cubs players, cubs player, cubs organization. coaches, staff, unbelievable. >> kevin: congratulations. enjoy it. joe, come on in here. joe maddon, the manager. that looks good. how does it feel? >> it's your baby. it's your first baby. it's pretty incredible standing here among our guys. this is why this has all happened. a tough game, obviously. we regrouped during the rain delay and this group never quits. give our guys all the credit in the world. phenomenal bunch of guys, staring at you ready to party, what are you most proud about? >> we never quits. i'm proud of the attitude, the culture we've created. it's something that carries for many years to come. not having won a world series trophy in 108 years. this is a breakthrough year. >> emotionally, how do you hang in the game? >> you've got to try. everything was until davis hit the home run and then all of a sudden, you have to go to plan b, c, d. our guys were there all the time. conversation was great. incredible to be part of the moment. >> kevin: when do you think it wi

nobody deserves it more than the cubs players, cubs player, cubs organization. coaches, staff, unbelievable. >> kevin: congratulations. enjoy it. joe, come on in here. joe maddon, the manager. that looks good. how does it feel? >> it's your baby. it's your first baby. it's pretty incredible standing here among our guys. this is why this has all happened. a tough game, obviously. we regrouped during the rain delay and this group never quits. give our guys all the credit in the world. phenomenal bunch of professionals. >> kevin: as you look at these guys, staring at you ready to party, what are you most proud about? >> we never quits. i'm proud of the attitude, the culture we've created. it's something that carries for many years to come. not having won a world series trophy in 108 years. this is a breakthrough year. >> emotionally, how do you hang in the game? >> you've got to try. everything was going perfectly until davis hit the home run and then all of a sudden, you have to go to plan b, c, d. our guys were there all the time. conversation was great. incredib

nobody deserves it more than the cubs players, cubs player, cubs organization. coaches, staff, unbelievable. >> kevin: congratulations. enjoy it. joe, come on in here. joe maddon, the manager. that looks good. how does it feel? >> it's your baby. it's your first baby. it's pretty incredible standing here among our guys. this is why this has all happened. a tough game, obviously. we regrouped during the rain delay and this group never quits. give our guys all the credit in the world. phenomenal bunch of professionals. guys, staring at you ready to party, what are you most proud about? >> we never quits. i'm proud of the attitude, the culture we've created. it's something that carries for many years to come. not having won a world series trophy in 108 years. this is a breakthrough year. >> emotionally, how do you hang in the game? >> you've got to try. everything was going until davis hit the home run and then all of a sudden, you have to go to plan b, c, d. our guys were there all the time. conversation was great. incredible to be part of the moment. >> kevin: wh

she says she grew up a cubs fan. but has become known as a she has said she has always been a fan of both teams. playing it safe there. i guess so. president obama is from chicago but he's white sox fan. still he got excited about last night win. he tweeted out it happened cubs win world series. that's change even this south sider can believe in. want to come to the white house before i leave? a little invite from the president there. that cubs win making a big impact in chicago today. people are already showing up at wrigley fiel the cubs came back to chicago early and a group of fans met them outside the stadium to welcome them back and cheer them on. after a dramatic end to game seven last night. look at that trophy. this is going to be a tough play. the cubs win the world series. that was it. that was the end in case you missed it. a 20 minute rain delay added to the suspense. tied in the 10th inning the cubs scored two runs. you'd think that was the end of it, but the indians scored again ultimately they weren't

william hill sports had the cubs 65 percent of the cash wagered were on the cubs. some cashed in with the ten to one of the game going into extra innings...which they did. over at boulevard bar...cleveland fans cheered on their team. and tell us even though they didn't win...they're proud the indians went this far./// sherry how's the ((sherry swensk)) the game had everythiing - rain and extra innings. the rain was brief but heavy as we expected. .......... clear and cool here and then mostly sunny today with upper 70s. right now we've got chilly 50s again. a warm up for the weekend. there's a crash on southbound i-15 and russell. left lanes are blocked, but there are no major delays. there's a lot of activity along i-15 south up by the speedway. expect to see cones in this area due to construction on the state's i-15 ((hillary clinton/(d) presidential candidate: "on the day that we brought osama bin laden to justice, i was in the situation room." "donald trump was hosting 'celr ((brian loftus)) >>> hillary clinton is working to sway nevada voters. she visited the

nobody deserves it more than the cubs players, cubs player, cubs organization. coaches, staff, unbelievable. >> kevin: congratulations. enjoy it. joe, come on in here. joe maddon, the manager. that looks good. how does it feel? >> it's your baby. it's your first baby. it's pretty incredible standing here among our guys. this is why this has all happened. a tough game, obviously. we regrouped during the rain delay and this group never quits. give our guys all the credit in the world. phenomenal bunch of professionals. >> kevin: as you look at these about? >> we never quits. i'm proud of the attitude, the culture we've created. it's something that carries for many years to come. not having won a world series trophy in 108 years. this is a breakthrough year. >> emotionally, how do you hang in the game? >> you've got to try. everything was going perfectly until davis hit the home run and then all of a sudden, you have to go to plan b, c, d. our guys were there all the time. conversation was great. incredible to be part of the moment. >> kevin: when do you think it w

cubs responded in game 5. kris bryant went deep for the first time since the nlds and aroldis chapman would get the first eight out innings of his career. kris bryant in the first, addison russell had a grand slam here. that forces tonight's game number 7 very cubs looking to join the short list of teams to come back from a 3-1 deficits. indians manager terry francona looking to avoid all of this. he is standing by with ken rosenthal. >> ken: thanks, kevin. terry, corey kluber pitching on three days' rest. you expect he's going to be fine. why? >> it's not because it's easy to do. i'm not downplaying that part. that's how much faith in what we think of kluber, his work ethic. there's not a reason not to feel that way. this guy, for the last three years, has been shouldering being the leader of this rotation. >> ken: what do you expect will be your most difficult decision tonight? >> hopefully it's in about the eighth inning. i get your point. that's probably the biggest challenge. because we have our ace on th

nobody deserves it more than the cubs players, cubs player, cubs organization. coaches, staff, unbelievable. >> kevin: congratulations. enjoy it. joe, come on in here. joe maddon, the manager. that looks good. how does it feel? >> it's your baby. it's your first baby. it's pretty incredible standing here among our guys. this is why this has all happened. a tough game, obviously. we regrouped during the rain delay and this group never quits. give our guys all the credit in phenomenal bunch of professionals. >> kevin: as you look at these guys, staring at you ready to party, what are you most proud about? >> we never quits. i'm proud of the attitude, the culture we've created. it's something that carries for many years to come. not having won a world series trophy in 108 years. this is a breakthrough year. >> emotionally, how do you hang in the game? >> everything was going perfectly until davis hit the home run and then all of a sudden, you have to go to plan b, c, d. our guys were there all the time. conversation was great. incredible to be part of the moment. >

when the cubs got three in the first. let's check in with tom verducci. >> tom: i'm with joe maddon. joe, you confounded armchair game in the seventh inning, then in the ninth inning, having him go out with a lead of seven runs. >> had to get strop ready, happened so quickly, had to get it ready. that's why he went out for one hitter only. drunk to walk, still out of the game. brought him in earlier because that is the part of the order he had to get out. did not want the game to get away from you at that particular moment. >> tom: thrown 62 pitches in the last four days. what do you anticipate in terms of tomorrow, linked and effectiveness of aroldis chapman? >> i anticipate a lot of the same. a strong young man, talk to later today and tomorrow. but i think he'll be fine. >> tom: thank you, joe. with me also, kris bryant. kris, you got this off to a good start, the curveball from josh tomlin, tell me about the approach on that swing? pitch, it was a way, can't really do much with the curveball away. that's kind of how i

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final score, cubs, 8, indians, 7, cubs come from three games to one down to win the world then i kind of walked behind him and all of a sudden he turned around and handed me the ticket. pushed me in. opened the door. and i was like, god, i really appreciate you giving me this ticket. and he said, not only am i giving you the ticket, you're sitting with me. >> how cool. said murray wouldn't let her buy him a beer either. she's planning on sending him a thank you gift. >> he probably won't accept it. >> take a look at this. i saw this on twitter last night, fascinating. an indians fan posted this image there hours before the game ended. you see it there. indians, 2016 champs. whoops. >> that's a major, major oops. >> he says he has no regrets, though. >>> and finally the last play of the series ended with the ball in the glove of cubs first baseman anthony rizzo, of course. now, after the game he said he couldn't put the feeling of winning a world series into words. >> but rizzo had plenty to say in the dugout during the game. listen to his chat with veteran catcher david ross. >> i'm a

way to make history, cubs. fly the "w." >>> if you thought you would get arrested from politics by tuning into the world series you were wrong. both the clinton and trump campaigns bought commercial time during the game, paying an estimated 500,000 dollars for the each of the 30-second ads. on the campaign trail with the race tightening both candidates are concentrating on critical states and pushing their base supporters to vote. craig boswell reports. >> reporter: donald trump and hillary clinton are painting dire pictures of what it would be like if the other won the election. >> imagine with me what it would be like to have donald trump next january. >> if hillary clinton were to be elected, it would create an unprecedented and protracted constitutional crisis. >> reporter: trump was back in must-win florida on wednesday i, pitching himself to hispanic voters. >> the community understands what is going on and you see that right now. >> reporter: trump suggested that vot remorse should switch their votes to

all i can say is this is just a dream for cubs fans. go cubs! >> go cubbies. >> it is getting bigger, john and christine, as people come to wrigley field to get the picture of the sign and head to the bar after that. >> and eloquent tribute by those gentlemen behind you. >> brynn, thank you. so many people named their kids ryne and clark. there are other fans that crazy? >> the red sox were. >> thousands of kids whose middle name is fenway? >> yeah. and big papi. i have a son named ted. come on. it happens. >> you are one of the crazy fans. this series is not the only contest down to the wire. there is this little thing, you know, the pennant for the presiden presidency. a new poll puts hillary clinton and donald trump neck and neck in colorado. this after decent polls for hillary clinton. overnight, a new campaign message which was a negative ad version of john lennon. and for the first time today, ted cruz will campaign for donald trump in person. >> we had something come out overnight. the main story is the race is close. this is the latest f

chicago cubs are champions of the world. the cubs beating the cleveland indians in the 10th inning. the curse of the billy goat, bartman, all of it vanished in one magical night and cub fans are thrilled. >> check out that reaction. fans cheering. chicago outside of wrigley field tonight. check out the reaction from chicago fans watching the game from inside a bar. maybe at home you were cheering like that. a game that was back and forth and included a 20-minute rain delay capping off one of the best world series games in history. what a night. good evening. thanks for sticking around for this special edition of fox 10 news at 9:00. >> tonight. both teams, amazing game seven. even if you were a casual baseball game you had to be tied up in knots. live pictures from chicago as they are celebrating and taking it in, a 108 year drought is over. >> something tells me this celebration will go into the morning hours. the sun will be rising and they will be celebrating. chicago. we begin our world series coverage with jude lacava. you got a chance to catch up with harry care y's daughter.

the cubs have won their first world series in more than a the cubs and their fans! we're taking a live look out of wrigley field. a lot of cubs fans waking up -- still excited about last night's win. good morning, i'm ally crutcher. and with storm track 7 meteorologist for your complete weather stormtrack 7 weather team: areas of fog have formed this morning with visibilities dropping to less than a mile in several areas. skies cleared out, although there area a few tracking though our southernmost counties. temperatures are in the 40s to low 50s this morning... that's above normal, but 5 to 15 degrees cooler than this point yesterday morning. we is looking pretty good... i'll have that forecast for you in a few minutes. morning... we're learning more about the two iowa police officers killed while sitting in their patrol cars. sergeant tony beminio had been with the des moines police department since 2005. officer justin martin just joined the urbandale department last year. scott greene is accused of killing both officers the shootings happened within 20 minutes o

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the cubs... of course... celebrating with a lotta champagne in the locker room at progressive field after the game. but just because it was away... didn't mean fans in chicago weren't getting in on all the action. kim's in the newsroom with more on t for the first time in more than a century... fans are experiencing what it's like to celebrate a world series win - and by the looks of it... the moment did not disappoint. "they're out -beat- cheers" it was jampacked outside wrigley field - with fans swarming into the streets from the bars... just to see the words "cubs win" and "world series champions" up on the famous marquee. and in case you somehow as they game got crazier and crazier... one chicago suburb wanted to make sure everyone was awake for the late victory. nothing like a tornado siren at 11:30 at night to help spread the word. evanston sounded the alarm for 90 whole seconds as part of the celebration - but don't worry - they warned folks ahead of time. sources are telling our sister station in c ar

final score, cubs, 8, indians, 7, cubs come from three games to then i kind of walked behind him and all of a sudden he turned around and handed me the ticket. pushed me in. opened the door. and i was like, god, i really appreciate you giving me this ticket. and he said, not only am i giving you the ticket, you're sitting with me. >> how cool. said murray wouldn't let her buy him a beer either. thank you gift. >> he probably won't accept it. >> take a look at this. i saw this on twitter last night, fascinating. an indians fan posted this image there hours before the game ended. you see it there. indians, 2016 champs. whoops. >> that's a major, major oops. >> he says he has no regrets, though. >>> and finally the last play of the series ended with the ball in the glove of cubs first baseman anthony rizzo, of course. now, after the game he said he couldn't put the feeling of winning a world series into words. listen to his chat with veteran catcher david ross. >> i'm an emotional wreck. >> well, it's only going to get worse. just continue to breat. that's all you can do, buddy. that's

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and cub fans. just what an incredible run. there the. -- [ inaudible ] >> can we just go nine games? >> congratulations to all of the cub fans as well as the indian fans. what a great series. wrigleyville outside of wrigley field. >> a pretty good crowd out there after this game 7. you know they'll be up all night celebrating. >> they're calling in six the next few days. four day party weekend. >> they deserve it. they have waited a long time. >> we'll see you tomorrow. paul babeu is abusive. physical and sexual abuse at a boarding school. woman: a school that used to be run by pinal county sheriff paul babeu. disturbing. man: babeu's school was beu exposed in a damning home video. man: congressional candidate not only ran a boarding school rife with abuse, he supported the abusive practices and even bragged about them. paul babeu is unfit to represent us. house majority pac is responsible >> the late show was taped earlier so we don't know who won the world series. for that reason we have two mess

way to make history, cubs. fly the "w." >>> if you thought you would get arrested from politics by tuning into the world series you were wrong. both the clinton and trump campaignug during the game, paying an estimated 500,000 dollars for the each of the 30-second ads. on the campaign trail with the race tightening both candidates are concentrating on critical states and pushing their base supporters to vote. craig boswell reports. >> reporter: donald trump and hillary clinton are painting dire pictures of what it would be like if the other won the election. >> imagine with me what it would be like to have donald trump sitting in the oval office come >> if hillary clinton were to be elected, it would create an unprecedented and protracted constitutional crisis. >> reporter: trump was back in must-win florida on wednesday i, pitching himself to hispanic voters. >> the community understands what is going on and you see that right now. >> reporter: trump suggested that voters who have e remorse should switch their

and cub fans. just what an incredible run. there the. -- [ inaudible ] >> can we just go nine games? >> congratulations to all of the cub fans as well as the indian fans. what a great series. there's a live look at wrigleyville outside of wrigley know they'll be up all night celebrating. >> they're calling in six the next few days. four day party weekend. >> they deserve it. they have waited a long time. >> we'll see you tomorrow.

th' cub's year.. (ben zobrist/world series mvp1:11-1:17) "i can't believe we're finally standing after 108 years finally able to hoist the trophy." cubs nation .. overwhelmed.. nats celebration screaming and overjoyed.. after spending more than a century in baseball purgatory.. nats celebration jay gray - nbc news - chicago. it could be as early as tomorrow. vernon: i'm monica vernon, and i approve this message. congressman blum's smear campaign -- misleading and false. the truth -- monica vernon donated every pay raise to charity and cut taxes for us. keeping nearly $200,000 in taxpayer-funded paychecks. blum wasted even more of your tax dollars on himself. worse, he tried to cut medicare and raise the retirement age. is rhode island made presidential candidate bottled soda this past august... hillary's liberal limeade and donald's populist punch. so far -- trump is outselling clinton -- it's unclear whether people prefer the candidate or the flavor. "you're watching kwwl. we've now on today in iowa

the cubs were great night." when the game ended, chicago erupted in celebrations one hundred and eight years in the making even the president joined in the festivities, tweeting: "it happened - cubs win world series. that's change even this south sider can believe in">> ((ad-lib)) ((ad-lib)) kris bryant's star world series. the las vegas native celebrating his team's win on twitter overnight. bryant tweeted out world series champions, saying chicago, we're coming home! within 10 minutes of posting the tweet, it was shared and liked thousands of times. now let's check in cassandra jones. looks like we've got a cool down on the way, right cass?! good morning i'm cassandra jones with fox5. skies will remain mostly sunny with northerly across southern nevada. the strongest wind will remain focused along the colorado river valley where gusts up to 35 mph are forecast for the laughlin area through 5pm tonight high temperatures will be pushing 79 degrees thursday afternoon. we'll see a few high clouds at times friday a

go, cubs! >> if had yo the cubs and alabama, who -- >> do not make me choose! charlie, i cannot choose! alabama, we like to do it every year. the cubs? 108 years? don't make thee choose, though! let's do both. >> good times. >> please go to lito's pizza before you leave. i highly recommend it. years later, i still remember it. >> i could use some pizza! >>> ahead, the curious intruder that created a scare in the your local weather. announcer: this portion of "cbs this mornin" sponsored by impressive linda. it seems age isn't slowing you down. but your immune system weakens as you get older increasing the risk for me, the shingles virus. i've been lurking inside you since you had chickenpox. i could surface anytime as a painful, blistering rash. one in three people get me in their lifetime, linda. will it be you? and that's why linda got me zostavax, a single shot vaccine. i'm working to boost linda's immune system to help protect her against you, shingles. zostavax is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults fifty years of age and older. zostavax does not p

final score, cubs, 8, indians, 7, cubs come from three games to then i kind of walked behind him and all of a sudden he turned around and handed me the ticket. pushed me in. opened the door. and i was like, god, i really appreciate you giving me this ticket. and he said, not only am i giving you the ticket, you're sitting with me. >> how cool. said murray wouldn't let her buy him a beer either. she's planning on sending him a thank you gift. >> he probably won't accept it. >> take a look at this. i saw this on twitter last night, fascinating. an indians fan posted this image there hours before the game ended. you see it there. indians, 2016 champs. whoops. >> that's a major, major oops. >> he says he has no regrets, though. >>> and finally the last play of the series ended with the ball in the glove of cubs first baseman anthony rizzo, of course. now, after the game he said he couldn't put the feeling of winning a world series into words. >> but rizzo had plenty to say listen to his chat with veteran catcher david ross. >> i'm an emotional wreck. >> well, it's only going to get worse

cubs responded in game 5. kris bryant went deep for the first time since the nlds and aroldis chapman would get the first eight out innings of his career. kris bryant in the first, here. that forces tonight's game number 7 very cubs looking to join the short list of teams to come back from a 3-1 deficits. indians manager terry francona looking to avoid all of this. he is standing by with ken rosenthal. >> ken: thanks, kevin. terry, corey kluber pitching on three days' rest. you expect he's going to be fine. why? >> it's not because it's easy to do. i'm not downplaying that part. that's how much faith in what we think of kluber, his work ethic. there's not a reason not to feel that way. this guy, for the last three years, has been shouldering being the leader of this rotation. >> ken: what do you expect will be your most difficult decision tonight? eighth inning. i get your point. that's probably the biggest challenge. because we have our ace on the mound. he's going on short rest. you don't want to get to him

go cubs go ?? >> all right, al, thank you. >>> before we get to local news, the cubs released a video in honor of their historic win. >> set to the music of a huge cubs fan, pearl jam's eddie vetter. take a listen. ? we are one with the cubs with the cubs we're in love ? ? yeah hold our hds ? we are not fair weather but star weather fans ? ? we're like brothers in arms in the streets and the stands ? ? there's magic in the ivy and the scoreboard what i stare at is a kid keeping score ? ? a world full of green i could never want more ? ? some day we'll go all the way ? ? yeah some day we'll go all the way ? ? yeah some day we'll go all the way ? ? yeah some day we'll go johnson: i've always said i'll be the calmest guy on my election night. i win either way. narrator: if he loses, senator johnson has the ten-million-dollar corporate payout he gave himself. or johnson stays in washington, for tax loopholes that benefit millionaires -- like himself. rigging the system at our expense. to fight for us:

here we go. >> go, cubs, go! go, cubs, go! ? ? hey chicago what do you say chicago wins the world series ? announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by toyota. let's go places! >>> cubs fans there, you can feel that. >> absolutely! >> i heard it descd >> a terrific way to put it. hrt spts. a thrill to see somebody who has been losing, win big. >> it was worth staying up late on a school night. >> it was. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." the chicago cubs areamons. more than a they went crazy after their final out of the game seven victory over the indians. the score was 8-7 in ten innings. >> take a look at this morng's "chicago tribune." it shouts, at last! while la dealer" responds curses. ar is t daily news says next newspapers from coast-to-coast. dean reynolds is in chicago where the party lasted all night long but, first, in cleveland at progressive field where the indians saw it all slip away. >> reporter: what an incredible game. this time the fall classic lived up to its billing. we had a game seven, extra

go cubs go!" 3 she says... her bucket list now has an added check mark on it ...all thanks to the cubs historic win. 3 3 3 five. nats of red kettle kettle get ready for the sounds of the season... what's new with those familiar red kettles if you're up here, senator johnson's been your guy in washington. voting for special tax breaks for wall street and multi-millionaires, like himself. even taking a shady ten million dollar corporate pay out. but around here, johnson's stacked the deck against the middle class. opposing pay rises for you. he'd even abolish the minimum wage. ron johnson's just not for you. good morning everyone. it's friday, em jessica tighe.. tighe..and i'm kate chappell... coming up this morning - another court appearance for the now-former milwaukee police officer.. chargeed with sexual assault. he's also the officer who shot sylville smith in august... sparking days of unrest near sherman park. ----also ahead... a touching story about one young fan's devotion to pewaukee native and n-f-l pr

it's been a century in the making and no one deserves it more than cubs fans, cubs players, the cubs organization. dgx and dick's sporting goods is celebrating the team's world series victory! hours have been extended today to get your world series gear. select stores opened at 6 this morning...including the one in kenosha. and we're hearing from sources that plans are in the works for a championship parade from wrigley field to grant park on monday-- but nothing is official yet. kim and jessob. kim and jessob. back to you. the salvation army says an imposter posing as a bell ringer...is stealing money they say the man even appears to have a real salvation army red kettle. deandra corinthios is live from the salvation army headquarters in wauwatosa with the details. the salvation army filed a police report last year when a red kettle was stolen and now...they've uncovered an imposter soliciting donations at that same wal-mart. milwaukee police are investigating a man posing as a salvation army volunteer, outside the walmart near appleton and silver spring tuesday. the salvation army'

way to make history, cubs. fly the "w." >>> if you thought you would get arrested from politics by tuning into the world series you were wrong. both the clinton and trump during the game, paying an estimated 500,000 dollars for the each of the 30-second ads. on the campaign trail with the race tightening both candidates are concentrating on critical states and pushing their base supporters to vote. craig boswell reports. >> reporter: donald trump and hillary clinton are painting dire pictures of what it would be like if the other won the election. >> imagine with me what it would be like to have donald trump next january. >> if hillary clinton were to be elected, it would create an unprecedented and protracted constitutional crisis. >> reporter: trump was back in must-win florida on wednesday i, pitching himself to hispanic voters. >> the community understands what is going on and you see that right now. >> reporter: trump suggested remorse should switch their votes to him. at least six states allow you to reje

and you see the cubs fans. they are all out there still in wrigleyville on the north side of the city. they've been out there, and they were riding a roller coaster ride throughout the game, weren't they in. >> they sure were. it was incredibly stressful, i have to tell you. i have to tell you. i think my family members are out in the crowd right now. everyone, wow. >> yeah. so they're experiencing the joy right now of the world series champions for the first time, as we mentioned in well over a lifetime. >> after a nail biter of a game including a rain delay in extra innings, the cubs pulled it out beating the cleveland indians in cleveland, final score 8-7. they battled back the cubs after being down three games to one in the series winning three in a row, and they made the taste of victory all the more sweet. >> people said the rain delay helped them to pull it off off, and this was the moment that brought tears to some grown men. it has, of course, been a night to remember for the city of chicago. >> look a

this is beautiful. >> go, cubs, go! go, cubs, go! ? ? hey chicago what do you say chicago wins the world series ? announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by toyota. let's go places! >>> cubs fans there, you can feel that. >> absolutely! >> i heard it described last night as an explosion of joy. >> a terrific way to put it. >> throughout sports. a thrill to see somebody who has been losing, win big. >> it was worth staying up late on a school night. >> it was. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." the chicago cubs are world series champions. more than a century of frustration ended last night. cub fans, what can we say? victory over the indians. the score was 8-7 in ten innings. >> take a look at this morning's "chicago tribune." it shouts, at last! while "the cleveland plain dealer" responds curses. chicago daily news says next year is now. the headlines dominated the newspapers from coast-to-coast. dean reynolds is in chicago where the party lasted all night long but, first, in cleveland at progressive field where the india

final score, cubs, 8, indians, 7, cubs come from three games to one down to win the world series. >> yeah. >> very impressive. >> and a great story featuring a rather well-known cubs fan. >> that fan is not karen michel. who won't ever forget tuesday night's game. that's because she watched it alongside fellow cubs fan bill his ticket. >> bill walks behind and suddenly he handed me the ticket and i was like, god, i really appreciate you giving me this ticket. he said, not only am i giving you the ticket, you're sitting with me. >> how cool. so, murray wouldn't let her buy him a beer either. she's planning to send him a thank you gift. >> he probably won't accept it. >> take a look at this. i saw this on twitter. last night fascinating. an indians fan posted this image there hours before the game ended. you see it there. indians, 2016 champs. whoops. >> that's a major, major oops. >> he says he has no regrets, though. >>> finally last play of the series ended with the ball in the glove of cubs first baseman anthony rizzo, of course. now, after the game he said he couldn't put the feel

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final score, cub, 8, indians, 7, cubs come from three games to one down to win the world series. >> yeah. >> very impressive. >> and a great story featuring a rather well-known cubs fan. michel didn't pay a dollar for his ticket. >> he handed me the ticket and i was like, god, i really appreciate you giving me this ticket. he said not only dam i giving you the ticket, you're sitting with me. >> how cool. >> murray wouldn't let her buy him a beer. she's planning to send him a thank you gift. >> take a look at fascinating. an indians fan posted this image there hours before the game ended. you see it there. indians, 2016 champs. whoops. >> major, major oops. >> he says he has no regret, though. >>> finally last play of the series ended with the ball in the glove of cubs first baseman anthony rizzo, of course, now, after the game he said he couldn't put the feeling of winning a world series into words. >> but rizzo had plenty to say listen to his chat with veteran catcher david ross. >> i'm an emotional wreck. >> it's only going to get worse. continue to breathe. that's all you can do. that

final score, cubs, 8, indians, 7, cubs come from three games to one down to win the world series. >> yeah. >> very impressive. >> and a great story featuring a rather well-known cubs fan. >> that fan is not karen michel. who won't ever forget tuesday night's game. that's because she watched it murray. michel didn't pay a dollar for his ticket. >> bill walks behind and suddenly he handed me the ticket and i was like, god, i really appreciate you giving me this ticket. he said, not only am i giving you the ticket, you're sitting with me. >> how cool. so, murray wouldn't let her buy him a beer either. she's planning to send him a thank you gift. >> he probably won't accept it. >> take a look at this. i saw this on twitter. last night fascinating. an indians fan posted this image there hours before the game ended. you see it there. indians, 2016 champs. whoops. >> that's a major, major oops. >> he says he has no regrets, though. >>> finally last play of the series ended with the ball in the glove of cubs first baseman couldn't put the feeling of winning a world series into words. >> but

here we go. >> go, cubs, go! go, cubs, go! ? ? hey chicago what do you say chicago wins the world series ? announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by toyota. let's go places! >>> cubs fans there, you can feel that. >> absolutely! >> i heard it described last night as an explosion of joy. >> a terrific way to put it. >> throughout sports. a thrill to see somebody who has been losing, win big. >> it was worth staying up late on a school night. >> it was. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." the chicago cubs are world series champions. more than a century of cub fans, what can we say? they went crazy after their final out of the game seven victory over the indians. the score was 8-7 in ten innings. >> take a look at this morning's "chicago tribune." it shouts, at last! while "the cleveland plain dealer" responds curses. chicago daily news says next year is now. the headlines dominated the newspapers from coast-to-coast. dean reynolds is where the party lasted all night long but, first, to don dahler in cleveland at prog

final score, cub, 8, indians, 7, cubs come from three games to one down to win the world series. >> yeah. >> very impressive. >> and a great story featuring a rather well-known cubs fan. michel didn't pay a dollar for his ticket. >> he handed me the ticket and i was like, god, i really appreciate you giving me this ticket. he said not only dam i giving you the ticket, you're sitting with me. >> how cool. >> murray wouldn't let her buy she's planning to send him a thank you gift. >> take a look at this. i saw this on twitter. fascinating. an indians fan posted this image there hours before the game ended. you see it there. indians, 2016 champs. whoops. >> major, major oops. >> he says he has no regret, though. >>> finally last play of the series ended with the ball in the glove of cubs first baseman anthony rizzo, of course, now, couldn't put the feeling of winning a world series into words. >> but rizzo had plenty to say in the dugout during the game. listen to his chat with veteran catcher david ross. >> i'm an emotional wreck. >> it's only going to get worse. continue to breathe. that'

here we go. >> go, cubs, go! go, cubs, go! ? ? hey chicago what do you say chicago wins the world series ? announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by toyota. let's go places! >>> cubs fans there, you can feel that. >> absolutely! >> i heard it described last night as an explosion >> a terrific way to put it. >> throughout sports. a thrill to see somebody who has been losing, win big. >> it was worth staying up late on a school night. >> it was. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." the chicago cubs are world series champions. more than a century of frustration ended last night. final out of the game seven victory over the indians. the score was 8-7 in ten innings. >> take a look at this morning's "chicago tribune." it shouts, at last! while "the cleveland plain dealer" responds curses. chicago daily news says next year is now. the headlines dominated the newspapers from coast-to-coast. dean reynolds is in chicago where the party lasted all night long but, first, in cleveland at progressive field where the indians saw

the cubs took a big lead. you have extra innings and a rain delay and lebron james going nuts as you will see rooting for his hometown cleveland indians. dexter fowler high deep and aloha. it will be a wild one. bottom three and carlos santana drives home coco crisp. the game is tied at one and 3-1 cubs the top of the fifth. deep to right center and that is gone. the cubs are up 4-1. appear to be unaring away with this thing. and john lester in relief. a 5-1 game and it hits david ross in the hask. indians are alive again. it is the final game of his major league career. the biggest hit of his career. a solo homer and it is 6-3 cubs. the cubs' closer comes in the 8th m david connects and that is gone. a two-run jack and 6-6 and lebron is losing his mind. they had a rain delay of 17 minutes. this they settled them down. cubs take the lead and it makes it 8-6. indians score once in the 10th, but here is the final out as they take game seven. and oh yeah it is party time in chicago. jay i love tradition. traditio

the cub great night." when the game ended, chicago erupted in celebrations one hundred and eight years in the making even the president joined in the festivities, tweeting: "it happened - cubs win world series. that's change even this south sider can believe in" the cubs are the first time since 1979 to come back being down three games to one in the world series and win. what's ironic they held the previous longest world series drought they actually passed that on to the team that they beat the indians they havent won since news. and cubs fans wasting no time to get the championship gear. here's a look inside the dick's sporting goods in kenosha. the store opened bright and early an hour ago so fans could get their hands on the official t-shirt and hat. and for continuing coverage of the chicago cubs historic world series win --- go online to fox six now dot com. afghanistan -- where two service members have been killed. nicole is in the newsroom with details. nato says the two american service members wer

here we go. >> go, cubs, go! go, cubs, go! ? ? hey chicago what do you say chicago wins the world series ? announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by toyota. let's go places! >>> cubs fans there, you can feel that. >> absolutely! >> i heard it described last night as an explosion of >> a terrific way to put it. >> throughout sports. a thrill to see somebody who has been losing, win big. >> it was worth staying up late on a school night. >> it was. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." the chicago cubs are world series champions. more than a century of frustration ended last night. cub fans, what can we say? final out of the game seven victory over the indians. the score was 8-7 in ten innings. >> take a look at this morning's "chicago tribune." it shouts, at last! while "the cleveland plain dealer" responds curses. chicago daily news says next year is now. the headlines dominated the newspapers from coast-to-coast. dean reynolds is in chicago where the party lasted all night long but, first, in cleveland at progressiv

tweeted their congratulations for the cubs. mr. mr. obama, cubs win world series. that has changed even this south sider can believe in. want to come to the white house before i leave? and from a lifelong cubs fan and chicago native, hillary clinton, they did it! 108 years later and the drought is finally over. way to make history, cubs. fly the "w." >>> if you thought you would get arrested from politics by tuning into the world series you were wrong. campaigns bought commercial time during the game, paying an estimated 500,000 dollars for the each of the 30-second ads. on the campaign trail with the race tightening both candidates are concentrating on critical states and pushing their base supporters to vote. craig boswell reports. >> reporter: donald trump and hillary clinton are painting dire pictures of what it would be like if the other won the election. >> imagine with me what it would be like to have donald trump next january. >> if hillary clinton were to be elected, it would create an unprecedented and protracted constitutional crisis. >> reporter: trump

here we go. >> go cubs go! ♪ hey chicago what do you say >> this morning's requesting eye opener" is presented by toyota. let's go places. >>> cubs fans or not you can feel that. >> absolutely. >> i heard it described last night as an explosion of joy. >> yeah. >> such a good way to put it. >> terrific way to put it. >> explosion of joy. >> throughout sports. >> the thrill to see somebody who's been losing win big. >> worth staying up late on a school night. >> it was. . >> welcome to "cbs this morning." the chicago cubs as you well know are world series champions. more than a century of frustration ended last night. cub fans, went, what can we say, crazy, after the final out of their game seven victory over the indians. the score was 8-7 in ten innings. >> take a look at this morning's chicago tribune. it shouts "at last!" while the cleveland plain dealer responds "curses." the new york daily news says for cubs fans next year is now. the historic moment dominates front pages of newspapers coast to coast and

>> congratulations, cubs! woo! >> go cubs go! go cubs go! >> and good morning, everybody. it's 8:00 today. we've turned our little section of the plaza into cubs nation this morning. we even have the peanuts and crackerjacks guy out on the plaza! i love it. >> it is amazing how this series has turned people indians into fans of both teams. >> oh, yeah. or even if you haven't watched baseball in a few years. you're suddenly really back into it. by the way, you never let me down on the throwback thursday song. "shining star" by earth, wind & fire. >> 1975, very chicago centric. first big hit, won them the grammy. you star is are shine but not as bright as they'll shine tonight championship team. >> you can see our crowd is all fired up. rocking with hats and t-shirts. we have all the snacks of major league baseball. i've already snatched these for "trending." "trending" snacks. >>> coming up our no shave today campaign rolls on today. dr. oz is going to look at a really important issue -- mental health and men. >> that's right. nearly two-thirds of the guys we surveyed said

final score, cub, 8, indians, 7, cubs come from three games to one down to win the world series. >> yeah. >> very impressive. >> and a great story featuring a rather well-known cubs fan. michel didn't pay a dollar for his ticket. >> he handed me the ticket and i was like, god, i really appreciate you giving me this ticket. he said not only dam i giving you the ticket, you're sitting with me. >> how cool. >> murray wouldn't let her buy him a beer. she's planning to send him a thank you gift. >> take i saw this on twitter. fascinating. an indians fan posted this image there hours before the game ended. you see it there. indians, 2016 champs. whoops. >> major, major oops. >> he says he has no regret, though. >>> finally last play of the series ended with the ball in the glove of cubs first baseman anthony rizzo, of course, now, after the game he said he couldn't put the feeling of winning a world series into words. >> but rizzo had plenty to say listen to his chat with veteran catcher david ross. >> i'm an emotional wreck. >> it's only going to get worse. continue to breathe. that's all you

it means everything to our city, to our families, go cubs. >> go cubs, indeed. our thanks to eric there in chicago. >> it's a life. >> it is a life. next year is now for cubs fans. >> yeah, yeah. >> you can understand the excitement there from cubs fan, chicago sun times is out with the front page saying simply, "what a wonderful world." >> what a wonderful world. >> one of the heros is world series mvp, ben zobrist. >> putting chicago ahead and in the locker room, he received the mvp trophy from the commissioner of baseball with his rowdy he called the whole thing unbelievable. >> i can't put it into words what this team has battled through all yearlong, and believing that we're the best team, the ups, the downs, fighting through things. i mean, it's an unbelievable team to be a part of. every guy on this team roots for each other. >> good for them. zobrist awarded a chevy field there in cleveland. maybe we'll see the car in chicago's victory parade. a camero. >> you used to go to wrigley field as a kid. kid. has it sunk in yet for you, family members, friends