ALLEN: Here's some breaking news for you. If you went to sleep watching the World Series, guess what, it just ended about an hour ago.</s>ALLEN: Game three was exciting. The World Series is now in the record books and it is officially the longest World Series game ever.</s>HOWELL: The L.A. Dodgers won game three over the Boston Red Sox. Their 3-2 victory took this, 18 innings. The game lasted seven hours and 20 minutes. Wow.</s>ALLEN: That's twice as many innings as a regular baseball game. Boston still leads the seven-game series two games to one. But the Dodgers are the team of the day. They get a few hours' rest and they got to do it all over again. The season's first nor'easter in the U.S. is taking shape with the help of a former hurricane.</s>ALLEN: All right, we want to bring you the latest from Meghan and Harry. Are we allowed to just call them Meghan and Harry or do we have to do this duke and duchess?</s>HOWELL: I think we have to do the duke and duchess.</s>ALLEN: The Duke and Duchess of Essex are in Sydney. They're on their autumnal tour -- I guess we should say spring tour -- of the South Pacific. They were cheering on athletes on the last day of the Invictus Games.</s>HOWELL: That's the Olympic style tournament created by the prince for wounded veterans. It promotes rehabilitation and healing through sport. Next, the royal couple will complete their tour with a visit to New Zealand.</s>ALLEN: All right. The day's top stories are just ahead here. I'm Natalie Allen.</s>HOWELL: And I'm George Howell. Stay with us. We'll be back right after the break.
Duke and Duchess of Sussex Cheer Invictus Athletes.