you know, one out at a time. one inning at a time. hopefully we ll be celebrating tomorrow night after tonight. reporter: the braves are one win away from their first world series title since 1995. there could be a world series celebration in atlanta tonight but astros manager does at this baker, he says his team has been on the ropes before and they know what to do. so what will happen tonight? i don t know. you can find out tuning into fox, 8:15 eastern time. when game 5 of the world series is going to take place, guys. will: carley, exciting stuff. over by the end of the night? pete: it will be a halloween game 5. could be quite a scene. president trump has a sense of going to the cultural flashpoints, right? they want to cancel that tomahawk chop so bad. rachel: not politically incorrect to say that. it is? is there controversy?
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