you can see the cloud coverage will filter in, west to east. filters sunshine. whatever you have planned hour by hour, this is a toasty day. we say at all time we want to be one run better. that is about as true to form as you can get. indians hanging on by a needle. tribe only scoring one run on phones. guess what? they is all they would need josh tomlins. bringing his a game and then some. throwing four and two thirds, shut out baseball. he pitched the game of his life with his paralyzed father watching from the stands. he said after the game, having his dad there meant everything. more emotional starts i have had in my entire life, career, any situation, in baseball related ever. it was very fortunate enough world series game, obviously my first world series start, was it meant everything. unbelievable emotion there for tomlin and his family. more on his gutty performance. reporter: good morning from chicago, it was one of the most nerve wracking games of the
from the film a most violent year, is going to be here, but first ( applause ) that s for all the young kuwaiti kids who might be watching. ( cheers and applause ) that s all natural right there. ( laughter ) but first, america s election campaigns have become insanely expensive, but there s no need to pretend to reach for your wallet anymore. someone else is picking up the tab. the political network led by the koch brothers, has put a price tag on its spending plans. $900 million in the 2016 cycle. that s a lot of money. jon: now, you may think to yourself, oh, that s ( bleep ) up. ( laughter ) aren t those guys going to want something in exchange for spending the gross national product of many countries on one election cycle? and is the thing they want control over the levers of our democracy or would they settle for hand jobs? ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) well, rest easy! because one of one of the men who stands to benefit from this campaign spending sa
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year, is going to be here, but first ( applause ) that s for all the young kuwaiti kids who might be watching. ( cheers and applause ) that s all natural right there. ( laughter ) but first, america s election campaigns have become insanely expensive, but there s no need to pretend to reach for your wallet anymore. someone else is picking up the tab. the political network led by the koch brothers, has put a price tag on its spending plans. $900 million in the 2016 cycle. that s a lot of money. jon: now, you may think to yourself, oh, that s ( bleep ) up. ( laughter ) aren t those guys going to want something in exchange for spending the gross national product of many countries on one election cycle? and is the thing they want control over the levers of our democracy or would they settle for hand jobs? ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) well, rest easy! because one of one of the men who stands to benefit from this campaign spending says it s really fine. there a
year, is going to be here, but first ( applause ) that s for all the young kuwaiti kids who might be watching. ( cheers and applause ) that s all natural right there. ( laughter ) but first, america s election campaigns have become insanely expensive, but there s no need to pretend to reach for your wallet anymore. someone else is picking up the tab. the political network led by the koch brothers, has put a price tag on its spending plans. $900 million in the 2016 cycle. that s a lot of money. jon: now, you may think to yourself, oh, that s ( bleep ) up. ( laughter ) aren t those guys going to want something in exchange for spending the gross national product of many countries on one election cycle? and is the thing they want control over the levers of our democracy or would they settle for hand jobs? ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) well, rest easy! because one of one of the men who stands to benefit from this campaign spending says it s really fine. there a