giants fans, your manager is is is stepping to coopers town. of course this title is about a group of men who shared spring training. they stall -- saw the world champions and did not see anything but each other. they knew no team had won in five 5 years won game 7 on the road. they fought in kansas city just like they did in pittsburg, just like they did in washington and just like they did in st. louis until that last ball of the season that they love. tim flanery, the nitty gritty dirt band. and the grittiest of them all is a 25-year-old lefty who in the last few weeks established himself as the greatest pitcher in the history of baseball! [ cheers and applause ] 4.0 in three world championships,.25 e.r.a. and a game 7

giants fans, your manager is stepping into coopers town. [ cheering and applause ] of course, this thirdle is about a group of men who shares the same interest in spring training. they did not care about history or anything but each other. they knew no team in 35 years have won a game 7 on the road. they didn't care. they strapped and fought in can sis city just like they did in washingto st. louis until the last ball of the season that was sent in by pablo's glove. the greatest of them all, of course, is a 25-year-old lefty, on the

cooperation, and a show. urgency with which the fighters are needed to defend the town on the syrian turkish border. >> there's a fight going on in iraq against i.s.i.l., are there fears that that position may be weakened if peshawar are sent to the other front in syria? >> well, that's right. you speak to kurdish officials here, and they tell you - we have a 1,050km border with iraq. we struggle to defend it every day and night. there was renewed fighting at the mosul dam. we spoke to the peshawar spokesperson who told us there were a number of i.s.i.l. fighters killed, including a commander, there were more skirmishes, fighting around the mountains involving the peshmerga, and the yazidi militia. this front line is changing continuously. it's not - we have 40km or so away from erbil. although things seem quiet it's described as a smoke and mirrors situation. there are fears that sending too many fighters to the front in kobane could gepp dice their -- jeopardise their ability to defend a strong front line. >> charles stratford in erbil. thank you >>> to yemen where a new government has not been formed. rival

cooper house. it was a courthouse a popular restaurant and the beating heart of a town with the renaissance character bohemian identity. >> it's not bad as it is but it's not the cooper house. the real cooper house had a lot more character and was the best building in the downtown. >> reporter: ross gibson one of the city's most prominent historians took us on a walking tour through some of the worst damaged areas to see how much of the original charm was saved. the cooper house was demolished and rebuilt as a brand-new five- story building with retail shops on the ground floor. >> no, when you build a new building, you no longer are able to bring in the mom and pops who originally occupied the downtown. >> reporter: because they can't afford it? >> they can't afford it because you have to recoup the money of building a new structure. >> reporter: some of the most iconic images came from the pacific garden mall. >> instead of saving what was already here, we close to completely reinvent the downtown. >> reporter: this section was rebuilt in the so call humanist style, low buildings that maintain pede

town it's about to fall. >> translator: this problem cannot be resolved via air strikes without cooperating with those fighting on the ground. >> more than 160,000 residents ofino arab have fled over the border to turkey. aid workers are asking for more international aid to help the refugees. >>> police in tokyo say a japanese man would have become one of many foreigners joining islamic state. they say he had been preparing to travel to syria to become a fighter, but they found out and raided his home. officers searched a place in tokyo where the man lived and other sites. he's 26 years old and a student at hokkaido university. they say he began to study arabic, became a muslim in july and took a muslim name. police say he has violated the penal code that bans individuals to fight in foreign countries. >>> other countries are on the lookout for people trying to join the islamic state. indonesia has the largest muslim population, and a group there has expressed support for an islamic state. here's the report from jakarta. >> reporter: the video posted online in july sent shock waves through the country. the vid

town, the crowds to wild. they're expect -- the crowds continue to build. upwards ofecting 2500, so 3,000 trick-or-treaters as we move through the evening. weather willhe cooperate. temperatures will fall to the lower 50's, eventually into the 40's. stays dry inside the beltway. we have everything from firemen. hours move forward, the outfits are becoming a bit more sinister. updated.p you >> thank you, the steve. up withice are teaming local businesses in an effort to keep citizens safe. today the chief announced a sharing partnership. d.c. bureau chief sam ford is to explain how that's going to work. sam? >> i'm in chinatown. thres a surveillance camera -- there's a surveillance camera there, and likely there's going to be more cameras near you. said that you're stupid to commit a crime in d.c. space, and she may be right. you may not have noticed them, but they're there, outside residentialnd buildings in washington. little bubbles or some other surveillance device. expandber is about to significantly. >> we've agreed to donate 1,000 wantsameras to anyone who to install them. then they can use them for themselves but then they also make them available to the

cooperation between canadian aboriginal people and the petroleum industry. three men own the company and have watched it grow quickly. >> it has provided a lot for the town.s been well worth it, working with the oil sands rather than against it. and i think we'll maintain hopefully a 20% growth rate for the next five years, and see where that takes us from there. >> reporter: big oil companies contract out a lot of business to firms based here. at an annual oil industry trade show, information about jobs and business opportunities is shared with residents. the local economy is thriving. >> this community, almost everyone is employed. the unemployment rate is very low. and basically anybody that wants to work is working. >> reporter: few of canada's first nations can boast this level of development. high incomes from oil sands jobs, $700 million worth of business keep the found boyant and growing. effectsively this is are a community that takes full advantage of its position. upstream on the river and all sides digging continuing, smokestacks belch where once there were forrested. recently there was a threat of legal action to protect traditional hunting a

being too cooperative with investigators until they started showing him surveillance vid yes of the attack. >> reporter: police say a man holding a plastic bag walked into a business in china town and carried out what sources called a targeted attack on the owner. the suspect is homeless. he was picked up by sixth district police officers this afternoon just five hours after the special victims unit began circulating surveillance video and photos to patrol units. >> why did he have to do this? did he want the money? >> reporter: police say the mote ef appears to be robbery. but the attack leading up to which it which was captured on video, involved a brutal beating and sexual assault. the robbery and sexual assault rattled neighboring business owners. >> i thought it would be nighttime. >> officers picked up menly walking to a homeless shelter eight blocks from the crime scene. >> tonight, meley has been charged with attempted murder, rape and robbery. >> hundreds of packets of heroin passed around at day care. tonight, a suspect is under arrest after police say her four-year-old daughter passed the drug out like it was candy. i belie investigators say the child had 249 bag of

cooper avenue, reports after accident there. and still in new jersey, on 295 southbound, at 195, an accident, that has ended up on both shoulders of the road. in thorn on, del worth townlosed at britain lake, that's because of an accident, with a over turn vehicle, all lanes are still blocked, street road is your alternate. kerry? >> sue, thanks. it is 66:51. you wouldn't want to waste an ivy league education, would you? but there is one school in our area that is offering up a class for students who would like to waste time on the internet. so, which ivy league school is in our area? that will narrow it down for you. plus today is national cat day. so we would like to see obviously pictures of your cat. this is grace. we've got miss rasberry kitty, from jessica. and this is cage knee, and heal yo, from heather red burn. over there at septa. good morning, heather. all do you have do, tweet us your pictures, use the hashtag fox 29 good day. so that we can find those pictures on twitter, and share them with you on - ( helicopter whirring ) - ( roars ) ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it ♪ whe

cooperate with and work with. we all need to prepare ourselves for the reality that other towns and villages and perhaps kobani will be taken by isil. >> what do you make of that? >> well, you know, a month ago president obama analogized his strategy to what we've pursued in somalia and yemen, two countries where we've had a failed strategy that isn't working. and sadly it continues to be of that piece. a couple weeks ago the senate armed services committee had a hearing where i asked the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general dempsey, i said if the objective were to destroy isis within 90 days, what would be required militarily to do that? he said it's impossible to do. i said, okay, if that timeframe is not reasonable, then you tell me in your military judgment what would be required to destroy, not to weaken and contain isis, but to destroy them? and his response sadly reflected the approach of the obama white house. he said it cannot be accomplished militarily. instead the answer is we have to change the conditions on the ground so people are not receptive to radicalism. that is completely missing the o

town america that has been repeated on shows like "the sopranos. >>" even something as light as "gilmore girls." >> reporter: without "twin peaks," no "lost." where are they now? agent cooperbuild a career as the handsome guy who is not exactly the perfect catch in "sex and the city." and "desperate housewives." gorgeous lara flynn boyle went on to big things on "the practice." and seemed headed for big things. but then, her career kind of fizzled. >> just shocked. >> reporter: david lynch safes he's reaching out to most of the original cast. and there were cameos from the likes of heather graham and david duchovny who went on to become major stars. >> i have no idea where this will lead us but i have a definite feeling it will be a place both wonderful and strange. >> reporter: it surely will. i'm david wright for "nightline" in new york. >> i'm rooting for bow we're. our thanks to david wright and thank you for watching abc news tonight. "world news now" is coming up soon. tune into "gma" first thing in the morning. and, as always, we're online, 24/7 at a b bcnews.coabcnews.co. thanks again for watching, and good night. >> yo! here we go! thank you for joining us. i'm te

town will define this entire effort. >> are you satisfied with the level cooperation you're getting from the nato allies, and turkey. >>are and we know this is a topic of constant conversation with people in washington, but we are. they've played a very key role, obviously, they are affected by isil more than almost anyone in the region given their proximity geographically. >> marie harf, thanks very much for joining us. >> thank you. >>> coming up, president obama lashes out at what he sees as the disrespect being shown to america's ebola heroes. our dr. sanjay gupta was there in the room when the president met with doctors and nurses fighting the virus in africa. >>> new details from those who know the main suspect in the disappearance of hannah graham. stay with us. you're in "the situation room." and we're here... to help communities recover and rebuild... their roads, their schools, their buildings, their offices. we're a leading global insurance company based right here in america. for everything from loss prevention to cybersecurity. we're here to stand behind our commitments that we've made to our clients, our

town for the founders forum. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. >> you're talking about cooperation between new yorkin the tech industry, i have to ask you about the ebola crisis. it is a global issue now. how difficult is it being you are a minister of health, to try to courtney global action in a crisis like this? >> of course is challenging but it's not impossible. it has to succeed because it is only through global cooperation that the spread of this terrible virus -- we have a large african diaspora in london across the u.k. these are people who are seeing their families ravaged by this virus in sierra leone, in liberia, and in guinea. this is a global emergency. it does rely on international cooperation and then absolutely meticulous compliance with anti-infection routines in each country. today, it was announced that there would be further screenings introduced, larger number of u.k. airports. i think the other thing that's important and i say this as a former have public health minister in the u.k., we have to follow the evidence. us ishe evidence tells that the spread can be limited, we hav

political issues, they do hope their new friendship will improve their ability to cooperate back on the job here in this townif you want to see more, the show rival survival airs next week on the discovery channel on the 29th and a little fine print for you. the senators were not sxented and paid their own travel to get to the island. hoda? >> all right. bonding. thank you so much. >>> coming up on trend, the return of "between two ferns." we dare you not to laugh. anyway, this was the zach we dare you not to laugh. anyway, thischeck outzach all these airline seats. lots of them, right? but when you try to get one by using your travel rewards card miles... those seats mysteriously vanish. why? all the flights you want are blacked out. or they hit you up for some outrageous number of miles. switch to the venture card from capital one. with venture, use your miles on any airline, any flight, any time. no blackout dates. and with every purchase you'll earn unlimited double miles. now we're getting somewhere. what's in your wallet? now we're getting somewhere. hi. i'm new ensure active clear protein drink. clear

town an annual festival featuring local restaurants. he says he's hopeful that with republicans saying they support minimum wage measures, there may even be enough bipartisan cooperation10.10 or whether it's something less, i hope we could arrive at that on a bipartisan basis and then go forward because i think the country will benefit by that.ç >> reporter: prospects of a federal increase are unlikely with many democrats, including sen. pryor opposed to a higher rate. but passage of the five different state measures is quite likely. especially if history is any guide. since 2002, ten states have voted on minimum wage increases, and all ten measures were approved with overwhelming support. >> ifill: finally tonight, deciding what's important, and preparing for the inevitable: a conversation about the end of life. jeffrey brown has that.ç i learned about a lot of things in medical school, but mortality wasn't one of them. if you take out the reference to medical school,ç that's probaby true for most of us. that is the subject of a new book titled "being mortal" and we have the author gawande. welcome to you. >> thank you. >> brown: there are two facts of life, yes,

cooper from oklahoma has been here for him. today as you just mentioned that romney will be in town. he will be here in the kansas city area suburb on the kids is late. i think it will draw a pretty good crowd. is still obviously a big name in american politics and that's why senator roberts is bringing him out here. it will be fun to see what happens. >> what has been a get out the vote effort been like for the roberts campaign and the orman campaign. he's an independent so who does he rely on if they party is not there for him necessarily in the get out the vote campaign? >> that is one of the questions that surround this campaign as we head towards election day. pudas greg orman count on to get the vote out? he doesn't have very much get out the vote effort at least in the traditional sense that we judge these things now in american politics. as you point out he's an independent. the democrats are wanting to help him on that but they don't want to be caught helping greg orman and thai orman to the democratic party. the roberts sides has orman is a liberal democrat hiding behind th

town. >> vann, previously convicted of in sexual assault in texas where he served a served a five-year prison pri sentence. now in cooperationith the police, the allegedly self the confessed serial killer ominously hinted the number of victims could be even higher. >> i think he was shocked. we caught him off guard. and he started working with police. >> reporter: at this point three bodies recovered over the weekend remain unidentified. as this investigation continues,s more cha more charges are expected. don >> doctors in london say a man zed fr paralyzed from the chest down can walk again this morning after a pioneering transplant.our years a stabbing four years ago left wh the patient in a wheelchair. now he can walk while wearing a metal frame. they provide a bridge around the around damaged portion of his spine.ore one of the researchers called it th more impressive than man walking a on the moon.cause of norah and i share the enthuseiasm enthusiasm. he's offering remarkable possibilities. >> absolutely incredible he can walk again. the first ever patient able to do that. it's 7:19. ahead on cbs this morning. coming in

state b agree to cooperate with state b and do what they want so, for example, the dual status commander can tell forces from outside the state, look, i want you to go to the west side of town and set up a water distribution point. you know, it's all a unity of effort type operation. okay. so that -- and so some of the legal issues that arise in is, for example, i mentioned earlier possi comitatus does not apply to federalized guardsmen and title 10 -- if there is a civil disturbance and there is some kind of law enforcement action taken by the troops, then you have to make sure that the authority is originating out of this chain of command and not this chain of command. so, you know, for lawyers there are a number of issues that this raises just as far as separating the concepts and making sure that all of these concepts are applied in the right manner. so now what i'd like to do is talk about the level of effort that is presently being applied. okay, each one of those stars is three national guard facilities so the guard is very, very highly decentral travized roote just about every community in the u.s. so physically proximate to any incident that could occur and as a re

town that night. >> doesn't sound like frank is really able to help you with anything? he's just -- >> he doesn't. he just -- >> --being cooperativeperative. he confirms that he had actually sent a few texts and emails back and forth to nancy, and knew that she was going to the church service. and so in order to confirm that, i asked if i could see his cell phone. >> would you have a problem if we ran an analysis on your cell phone? >> no. >> reporter: in addition to turning over his cell phone, frank told the cops to let him know if they needed anything else from him. anything at all. he even offered money to generate leads. >> i mean, if -- if there's, you know, you put up a reward, or do anything like that, i'll be -- >> ok. >> i'll, uh -- >> again -- >> whatever. but i'm -- >> once we get to the point where we've exhausted every -- all of our investigative leads, um, that's another step we would take. >> i'm just saying, just whatever we need to do. >> because obviously money can, uh, prompt people to do -- to give information. >> reporter: at the hospital, doctors were optimistic about nancy's condition. she was still in inte

town of baltimore, maryland. police say phelps was going 84 miles an hour in a 45 zone, then failed a series of field sobriety tests. police say phelps was cooperativetelling abc news, i take full responsibility. i'm deeply sorry to everyone i've let down. this isn't his first run in with the law. arrested for a dui in 2004 and given 18 months probation and a $250 fine. then, making headlines in 2009 after this photo of him using a bong landed in tabloids across the globe. for that, he wasn't charged with a crime, but usa swimming suspended him for three months, and he lost a major sponsor, kellogg's, almost immediately. >> bad judgment. stupid mistake, something i will continue to learn from. >> when he was much younger, a lot of it was written off as boys will be boys, youthful indiscretion. he doesn't have those excuses anymore. he's a grown man. >> reporter: this morning, on the heels of a recent comeback in the pool, and winning five medals in last month's pacific championships in australia, many wondering if this will factor into a potential return to what would be his fifth olympic games. >> it's possible it would motivate him further to come

state b agree to cooperate with state b and do what they want so, for example, the dual status commander can tell forces from outside the state, look, i want you to go to the west side of town and set up a water distribution point. you know, and it's all a unity of effort type operation. so that -- and so some of the legal issues that arise is, for example, i mentioned earlier posse comitatus does not apply to the nonfederalized national guard but it does apply to federalized guardsmen and title 10 individuals. if there's a civil disturbance and there's some kind of law enforcement action taken by the troops, then you have to make sure that the authority is originating out of this chain of command and not this chain of command. so, you know, for lawyers, there are a number of issues that this raises just as far as separating the concepts and making sure that all of these concepts are applied in the right manner. so now what i'd like to do is talk about the level of effort that is presently being applied. okay. each one of those stars is three national guard facilities, so the guard is very, very highly decentralized. it is rooted in just about every community in the u.s. so

state b agree to cooperate with state b and do what they want so, for example, the dual status commander can tell forces from outside the state, look, i want you to go to the west side of town and set up a water distribution point. you know, it's all a unity of effort type operation. okay. so that -- and so some of the legal issues that arise in is, for example, i mentioned earlier possi comitatus does not apply to federalized guardsmen and title 10 -- if there is a civil disturbance and there is some kind of law enforcement action taken by the troops, then you have to make sure that the authority is originating out of this chain of command and not this chain of command. so, you know, for lawyers there are a number of issues that this raises just as far as separating the concepts and making sure that all of these concepts are applied in the right manner. so now what i'd like to do is talk about the level of effort that is presently being applied. okay, each one of those stars is three national guard facilities so the guard is very, very highly decentral travized roote just about every community in the u.s. so physically proximate to any incident that could occur and as a re