Nationals & Fans Celebrate First Franchise Title Win With Parade, Rally.
CABRERA: Washington is as divided as ever, perhaps more than ever on politics. But baseball is a subject for unity in the nation's capital this weekend. America's pastime is D.C.'s pride, with the city coming together to celebrate the national's first World Series win in franchise history. It's been nearly a century since the trophy was in Washington. The Washington Senators won the title in 1924. A victory rally for the Nationals is underway, with the Nats having wrapped up their parade through the city streets. CNN's Natasha Chen is joining us now. Natasha, what were the highlights today?</s>NATASHA CHEN, CNN NATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: Ana, that parade wrapped up and people are ready to dance. The music is blasting behind us. This is where the activities will happen on the stage shortly. I think people really enjoyed that final bust where people hoisted the commissioner's trophy and something they waited nearly a century for. A woman today said she waited her lifetime for a moment like this. The people next to her got to here at 2:00 a.m. for a prime viewing spot. And you can tell people most excited to see the favorite players as well as the Budweiser Clydesdale's and the mascots. You know that the mascots are former U.S. presidents. So imagine George Washington, Abe Lincoln, Teddy Roosevelt with giant heads. Teddy was riding a bike through Constitution Avenue today. And people. for the most part, have been pretty well behaved. Although, they have been throwing weird things, like little bottles of whiskey and beer, exploding in places, so those questionable things to throw. But for the most part, people are excited that this is a few hours, no politics, just everyone having fun -- Ana?</s>CABRERA: Natasha Chen, a good break from the craziness. We appreciate that reporting. We'll be right back.