if you like your health plan, you can keep it act. there was a sense in the house under chairman upton, i m wondering besides senator manchin, would there be anybody else ameanable on the democratic side to go along with you? i know senator landrieu was talking about dropping her own bill to do just that, too. so we ll be in discussions. let s face it, i think democrats in the senate have a real opportunity to make sure that president obama honors that promise. i m hoping they ll take that opportunity. we have to do it fast before all these plans just go away forever. that s what s happening. it s a fast-moving situation now that it s actually here. can you imagine if the web site was actually running? i want to bring you to some other story that broke last night. the insurance companies are being intimidated by the white house to keep their mouths shut and not complain, along with trade organizations. so the initial reports of the insurance companies were saying, i m out, you re
brett? reporter: good morning. there is an incredible vibe in the air this morning, also from last night as well. for the first time in 95 years the red sox win the world series in front of their home crowd here at fenway park. not only are the fans happy, but parents too on this halloween night. they re not going to have to make the decision as to whether or not to go trick or treating or sit home and watch game seven because the red sox take out the cardinals in six on a revamped roster going from worst last year to first this year and doing it in this beloved park, in fenway, which was the fenway after the marathon bombing where all the law enforcement was brought into the park prior to the game. they put a huge american flag up on the green monster and gave thanks to all the law enforcement that protect our city here. last night it got a little rowdy, as you can expect. boston has got about a quarter million of college students in session right now. but police here saying only ab
unbelievable. good morning. it s monday, october 14th you were there. were you there last night? i was. i actually was for seven innings. when did the come back start, joe? the eighth. maybe by leaving. good morning, everyone. welcome to morning joe. that is quite a win for the red sox last night. with us on set here in new york, washington anchor for bbc new york, katie kay. mark halperin. and msnbc policy analyst isra klein. we were watching the game and i said i have to leave. built i get to work. you know barnacle is not here. i have to drive through the
2-year-old son passed away, adrian peterson took the field for the vikings in their game. he said he never thought about not playing because football is a way for him to copy with his emotions. this isn t the first time he s dealt with tragedy. his older brothers with killed by a drunk driver and the half-brother was shot and killed in 2007. after yesterday s game, he spoke about the tragic loss of his son. i guess when you lose a child, it hurts. you know, i can t describe it. but, you know, i ve got a lot of support surrounding me, and i ll get through it. and the bleacher report.com. the amazing comeback by the red sox last night. down 5-1 in the eighth. first pitch you see is going into the bullpen for a grand slam. that tied the game at 5.
night. so i got in the car and about an hour down unbelievable. 5-0 when you left. it was 5-1. but more remarkable than this and i put this with what in 2004. look, all weekend, willie, you saw this. we red sox fans went through the two most frustrating nights in our franchise history. we were no hit through eight innings last night. all of these strikeouts over the last two nights. no hit. the tigers pitchers set every record in the 112 year history of major league baseball with strikeouts and two games. it was absolutely stunning what happened. the red sox could not hit. in fact, mike and i were talking last night, in the sixth inning said have you ever in all your years watching baseball seen one team so completely dominated.