Cubs Raise World Series Banner.
ROMANS: All right. The Cubbies doing something never done at Wrigley Field last night, raising a championship banner in front of 41,000 of their closest friends.</s>SANCHEZ: They had to wait 108 years to do this. And in true Cubs fashion, Coy Wire, they had to wait just a little bit more. Good morning, Coy.</s>COY WIRE, CNN SPORTS CORRESPONDENT: Good morning, Boris and Christine. Yes, they had been waiting for a long, long time for generations and yes, they would have to wait a couple hours longer because of a rain delay. Once those clouds parted, Cubs star Anthony Rizzo took the honor.</s>ANNOUNCER: And now, ladies and gentlemen, your Chicago Cubs will raise the 2016 World Series Championship banner.</s>WIRE: An amazing moment shared by Cubs legends past and present. From loveable losers to World Series champs, this is a moment that father, son, daughters, even grandparents are going to always remember. Continuing the storybook run in Chicago, a jaw dropping finish on to their home opener. Anthony Rizzo, the hero once again, hitting the game ending walk-off single, knocks in the winning run there, Cubs top the Dodgers 3-2. Touching moment again for the Giants homeowner in San Francisco. The family of slain Navy SEAL Ryan Owens threw out the ceremonial first pitch before the game. Ryan was a huge Giants fan and he and his family were friends with former Giants pitcher Javier Lopez. Now, you may remember Ryan's widow, Karen, she was honored for her husband's sacrifice by President Trump at his joint address to Congress. Karen said her children will never forget being able to throw out that first pitch for their dad. USA teaming up with Mexico and Canada for an unprecedented bid to land a 2026 World Cup. If successful, it would be the first World Cup to ever be hosted by more than two countries. Sixty of the 80 games would be played right here in the United States. President Trump has taken a strong stance on immigration enforcement and wants to build a wall on the U.S.-Mexico border, but U.S. soccer president Sunil Gulati said that Trump encouraged them to have a joint bid and tweeted, quote, "POTUS fully supportive of our unified bid for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, and especially pleased that Mexico is part of it," unquote. Former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo trading in the star on his helmet for the broadcast booth, but first, he will make a brief appearance as a star in the NBA. Romo is going to suit up for the Mavs in their final home game and become a Dallas Maverick for a day. He will participate in warm-up, pregame shoot away, and he will be introduced with the team. He won't actually play in the game, he'll even get to sit on the bench, like he did for the Cowboys all last season, too soon. But head coach Rick Carlisle told reporters that he looks very much forward to honoring one of Dallas' all-time best athletes.</s>ROMANS: All right, Boris -- thanks, Coy.</s>BORIS: Thanks a lot, Coy.</s>WIRE: You're welcome.</s>ROMANS: It says Boris right there.</s>SANCHEZ: In just a few hours, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson will head to Moscow amid high tensions with the Kremlin. We have more on that next.