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And now, Preston and Steve's news update with Kathy Romano.

Today is Wednesday, November 2nd.

Good morning, Kathy.

Good morning in the news this morning.

The Phillies had five home runs last night and shut out the Astros 7-0 to take a 2-1 World Series advantage.

Amazing.

Bryce Harper bashed a home run on the first World Series pitch he saw in Philadelphia.

The $330 million star offered quiet advice to Alec Bone before his solo shot and the Phillies tied a World Series record with five homers.

Now the Phils are two

wins away from their first World Series championship since 2008. A crowd of 45,712 let the Astros

have it from the first pitch with chance of Cheater Cheater Jose Al Tube and check the bat,

check the bat for Martin Maldonado. The fans already amped from the jump from another sliding catch by right fielder Nick Castellanos in the first.

Didn't wait long to go wild for the home run barrage.

Harper crossed the plate and again exclaimed, this is my house before he ripped off his helmet,

exposed his Philly fanatic headband and was mobbed by teammates in the dugout.

It's amazing. It was, it was crazy.

It was just like one after another.

I was screaming on the first one and then by the fifth home run, it's like, oh, this is just, this is just funny now.

It's just humorous.

It started to feel like that Bugs Bunny cartoon where they're doing the conga line around the bases. They said Harper's home runs shook the stadium, as you can imagine. The crowd, and I know Nick and I think Marissa were there as well. Harper Begand Bohm from the on-deck circle. Back to the dugout for a quick word of advice whatever the quiet counseling was it worked

and bone lined his first postseason homer leading off the second inning and the 100th home run in world

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