♪ >> joe: look at the faces and murphys leaders in chicago just outside wrigley field. and then outside wrigley field as the celebration is on. the cubs win it tonight and a great world series, a tremendous game 7. they win it in ten. let's go down to the field again. here is ken rosenthal. >> ken: thinks. this was your final game, david. it was an epic game. what was it like to play in this? this? >> a lot of ups and downs. i'm totally exhausted. what a group of winners, a group of resilient winners. these guys never quit. they have answered every challenge all year long. when you want to crumble when the ball goes over the fence, these guys fight back and continue to have good at-bats. we used every guy on our team position player-wise. that says a lot about this team. it's been that way all year. we have guys who didn't make the roster who are great players. it's a great organization. i'm so happy for these guys. i'm happy they took me on this journey. >> ken: when you hit the home run, you looked stunned. >> you would be stunned too if you had my swing. it was. floating around the bases. i was trying to focus on the win. came into the game, gave up two runs. so proud of this group. >> ken: how much was your family on your mind? >> i was staying in the moment. when we won him i thought of my wife and kids, what a great journey these guys took me on. i am proud of these guys. >> ken: that's the way to end the interview. you saw the hug from joe maddon who becomes the second cubs manager ever to win a world championship. the other one, frank chance, player-manager in '07 and '08. kevin burkhardt, down to you. >> kevin: okay, joe buck. thank you very much. this clubhouse is fired up and ready to go. the commissioner rob manfred is here. we have the commissioners trophy. tom ricketts, the owner and executive chairman. lindor epstein, the general manager, joe maddon, the manager. we have some hardware to present. >> it's an honor to present the world series trophy. this one is historic. your fans waited 108 years and you delivered in style with a an amazing comeback. tom, theo, congratulations. >> kevin: what does it feel like to hold this? >> it's incredible. thinking about so many millions of people giving so much love and support to this team for so many years. finally paying it back. it's all for the fans. i give all the credit to the players. joe and his great coaching staff. everything for the business in the neighborhood. it's a team effort. we are happy. >> kevin: now you can officially say the cubs are world series champs. how does it sound? >> cubs are world series champions! i pretty good. >> kevin: go enjoy it. let's bring in theo. congratulations. pass that over. i have to know. you are watching this in the stands. what are you thinking? how are you surviving this heart attack game? >> one of the best games of all time. it's unbelievable. what a testament to our players. we gave up the lead and then during the rain delay, i walked by the strength and conditioning room. they were gathered around saying this is only going to make it sweeter. let's grind. they went out and had an unbelievable inning. got to congratulate the cleveland indians, chris antonetti, mike chernoff, terry francona. great organization. phenomenal year. what a battle. our fans to serve this. our players deserve this. chicago cubs are world champions. >> kevin: what do you think chicago is like? >> i can't wait to go back. our fans deserve it so much, all the former cubs. this is typical for so many people. ernie banks, ron santo. bringing the trophy home to you guys. it's been a century in the making. 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. incredible to be part of the moment. >> kevin: when do you think it will settle in? cubs have won the world series. >> we are going to beheading back down south pretty soon. i will take it all in. we have the praise coming up and all that. it will hit me then. i want to congratulate tito and the indians. i have so much respect for them. great serious, great season for them. i want to make sure i put that out there. >> kevin: wonderful. congratulations to you. okay, joe maddon. this cubs clubhouses fired up. it's now time for the most valuable player trophy presented by chevrolet. let's bring in the commissioner again. >> this year's most valuable player in the world series is ben zobrist. you had a great series. as everyone remembers, a crucial hit tonight. there's a piece of hardware for you. >> kevin: you've done this a couple years in a row. it's pretty hard to do. what that feel like? >> it's unbelievable. i can't put it into words. what the team has battled through all year long. leading we are the best team. the ups and downs, having to fight through things. it's an unbelievable team to be a part of. every guy roots for each other, takes care of each other, picks each other up. that's what we did during the rain delay. >> kevin: you have the game-winning hit, you had two strikes, a defensive swing trying to stay alive. how do you calm yourself in that moment? >> i know he throws a hard cutter. i was battling. had swung on to strikes and barely hung in there in the at-bat. fortunately he put one close enough to the plate where i could slap it down the line. i never would have been in that situation if he wasn't such a good player. >> kevin: we have a surprise for you. we have the vice president for chevrolet. >> congratulations. an amazing performance tonight and all through the series. i want to say on behalf of chevrolet, our 3100 chevy dealers across the country and kids who play chevy youth baseball, we want to honor you with the 50th anniversary chevy camaro on the field right now. congratulations. >> wow. thank you. look at that thing. oh, my goodness. unbelievable. i'm going to have to take everybody in a ride. >> kevin: i have a feeling if you drive fat around chicago, you will never have to buy another meal the rest of your life. ben zobrist, most valuable player in the world series. they are celebrating, enjoying this trophy presentation. any other players? anthony rizzo. anthony. do you want to say a word? come on up. >> we had a great piece. how are you holding it together? >> i don't know. i don't know. it's the best game i've ever been a part of. best game i've ever seen, really. what a team. we started this year as the heavy favorites and we went wire-to-wire all year is investing in in baseball. the indians did one heck of a job. competing with their injuries. this is the best feeling in the world. >> kevin: you are here when this team wasn't very good. you've been here a while and you've seen the transition to this point. what's it like to be on top? >> oh, my god. it's the best feeling in the world. a lot of people had written us off. for us to come back 3-1 and went back and finish this in extra innings. it's the best rain delay of all-time. world champions. >> kevin: congratulations. anthony rizzo and the chicago cubs are world series champions. unbelievable. that's it from the clubhouse. let's go upstairs. >> joe: anthony rizzo suffered a 101 lost season in 2012 at 2h the cubs. bill murray is hoping to hog the horn. i don't know if the keys are in it. the mvp is ben zobrist. a world champion a year ago with kansas city. he got the go-ahead rbi double tonight in the tent and a big rbi by miguel montero. made it at to run advantage. cubs win by 1. so much to talk about. what a game. every once in a while, the game of baseball gives you a night you will never forget. cubs are off the list. tired of hearing about 1908. like theo epstein said for so many who have come before them, names like ernie banks, ron santo, billy williams, who is here. ferguson jenkins, rick sutcliff sutcliffe, mark grace, ryne sandberg. cubs are celebrating. back after this. today we're talking about automotive awards. which one of these awards appeals most to you? 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>> you know, i don't think it really -- bryan shaw was out there. of all our guys, he can bounce back probably as good as anybody. i really don't think so. they are a good team and they keep coming at you. that was tough. we tied. a lot of teams might fold. they didn't. but we didn't either. we just ran out of time. you know, it hurts. it hurts because we care so much. but i still want our guys to carry their heads high because they deserve to do that. >> tom: what did you say to your team, either individually or collectively? >> we met for a minute. they know how we feel. i just want to thank them from me and the coaches. it's an honor to go through something like this with this group and we don't take it lightly. we appreciate it. we care. i thought they deserved to hear that. >> tom: congratulations on a great season and providing a great night of baseball. >> thinks. it was an honor. >> tom: back to you. >> joe: you can see in the interview why terry francona is loved in this game. two-time world champion manager. he won in '04 and '07 in boston. he's a leader of men. nice to have him stop by and gracious in the interview with tom verducci. kevin burkhardt, alex rodriguez, frank thomas and pete rose. tonight it's the cubs. they went to the giants in the division series. it took four. they went through the doctors in the nlcs. it took six. and they went through the cleveland indians in the world series. it took seven and then some. ten innings. a final of 8-7. a game none of us will ever forget. chicago cubs celebrating tonight here in cleveland. and back in chicago. it is on in chicago. stay safe back there. world champion chicago cubs. kevin burkhardt. and the guys on the other side of the break. a draining series. a pleasure to call. kevin next up. power the first phone with the new google assistant, unlimited photo storage, and a stunning vr experience. how is this possible? 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>> i have never one thing i've never won an award as a team, this -- i have never won an award as a team. this trumps everything. i cannot put into words how this feels. >> we are world champions, we are world champions. that is it. i cannot believe this. >> there are a lot of chicago cubs fans, we know in the bay area, going through the misery of a game seven, this highs and lows, it was dwayne who claimed the phrase, torture, but you could see the agony. you can see it in some of the chicago fans faces in cleveland. you feel for them, is a clay -- a clichi to say. >> so much drama, the indians tied it up, then the rain, they had their momentum going and the rain killed them. >> i felt like that. cleveland had it all going for them than chicago regrouped, they talked after the gate, they talked about how chicago met in the clubhouse and they had a spirited talk from jason heyward and they were able to pull themselves up. >> the one thing i was thinking, he died last year, it would have been cool for him to see. >> also run santoro. chicago -- ron santoro -- santo . >> look at the streets of downtown chicago. they have been waiting for this moment. 108 years. >> the curse is over. this is their first world series win. you see all the people over at wrigley field. it will be a long, fun night in chicago. we hope it does not get out of hand. but it looks like from those pictures that have a lot of fun out there. >> cubs fans in the bay area have joined others around the country, celebrating the teams championship since 1908. >> this was the scene at the sports bar the cub fans gathered to watch baseball history tonight. they called the bay area home, and they will never forget this night as the chicago cubs 108 year drought came to an end. >> we have been turned us route three years. this is a big deal for everybody. >> this victory celebration is expected to continue for several hours. chicago cubs fans and dozens of other cities around. >> we will have continuing coverage coming up in sports. six days until the election. the country is at a crossroads. we asked bay area voters, where is america headed? 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>> a little bit, i think, it's more about ted cruz setting himself up for 2020. frankly, and being a good soldier for the republican party. that's what it comes down to. how many veloz can he bring in?>> it feels like is -- how many votes he can bring in? >> it feels like with donald trump, -- >> we are seeing movement in the battleground states, mathematically, hillary clinton has the chance of winning this thing. we have six days to go, you never know. >> there is a drop in voter enthusiasm for hillary clinton. >> to the extent, that people decide, i have to vote for donald trump as an example, because i have lost all confidence in hillary clinton. that would be a problem for her. there are not a lot of undecided. 30 million votes have been cast. it makes it a tough proposition, i think, for donald trump to get the number of votes he needs to win this. >> but people talking about decisiveness will that carry over the matter who wins? would you see the next four years being like, whether it's president trump or president clinton, will we be working together? or will they be completely divided? >> i'm an optimist. if we want to move this country forward or -- the first accommodation, around the supreme court, the nominee, maybe, the republicans can decide that that is somebody that they want to confirm, and give the new president of his hillary clinton, that win. and get people working together. >> i hope your optimism is correct. i am an optimist as well. >> think about it, there are all kinds of independence, and somehow, we have to get everybody working together and moving forward in one direction. or we will have another few years of what we have had. that will not be pretty. >> in the meantime, we have to get through the next six days.>> your destination on election night, we will have to election result at 4 pm. a blunt discussion on race and policing. how the day officers and community members are working to bridge the divide. >> whether we know it or not we do have them. we have to make a change that t is the first step. the grocery chain, is under new ownership, the reason for the sale and what will happen to the employees, that story coming up. news that we break. prop sixty-one targets drug company price-gouging to save lives. the drug price relief act will save californians nearly a billion dollars a year. join the california nurses association and aarp and vote yes on sixty-one. the drug giants won't like it. and he'll hate it. i am a first responder tor and i'emergencies 24 hours a day, everyday of the year. my children and my family are on my mind when i'm working all the time. my neighbors are here, my friends and family live here, so it's important for me to respond as quickly as possible and get the power back on. it's an amazing feeling turning those lights back on. be informed about outages in your area. sign up for outage alerts at pge.com/outagealerts. together, we're building a better california. some big news tonight for some day area shoppers. it has been around for nine years, but safeway is requiring five remaining supermarkets. that two are in berkeley, and the others are in san francisco. customers told you that they are sad to see it go. >> reporter: the employees are sad, they found out today. the company was actually doing well, making a profit before it filed bankruptcy five years ago. the owner thought it was time to sell. is a high end grocery chain, the first one was founded in berkeley after 87 years on the website, they are announcing that safeway is buying their last five stores. customers at this location found the news hard to digest. >> they have been here for years. it is my neighborhood store. >> there is a safeway half a mile down the road. do we need another? it is a nice family market. it is a bummer to see those go away.>> reporter: they approached safeway, and they acquired the chain after 2011 with bankruptcy. after turning the company around, the safeway was the race company to purchase them. >> it is a sign of the times. the big box stores come in. and they could kick out what we are used to. >> reporter: those stores will be rebranded as safeway. they will offer the same local products. she is with the retail management at the university. >> it is a notoriously tough retail business. a very low margin. >> reporter: he is not supplied that the acquisition it was given, more customers are turning to e-commerce for gourmet food. and amazon fresh-cut making it harder for traditional grocery chains to compete. >> it is fairly sophisticated, and tech savvy, and fairly affluent, and they are probably buying more specialty foods online then probably in any other geographic area. >> reporter: we are told that all 400 employees will be offered positions with self-pity the next safeway. this trend -- with safeway. this transition will happen in december. coming up next, our segment two were poor, and how dialogue can help bridge the divide. de what he said happened. and the latest from police about an arrest. closed captioning save up to -- visits lee perl.com. -- sleep world.com. tonight, on segment two, using dialogue to find common ground with law enforcement and community members. they came together at a barbershop. we had unique opportunity to witness the discussion of issues. >> the shootings of unarmed men with color. and the racial profiled have been long going issues.