>> beckett does not preach.e spoke about harold pinter. >> they were friends. >> they were good friends. he is not standing over you with his hand over his heart. he is not trying to sell you anything or being sentimental. you are invited to bring your landscape. as an actor, these characters are more like creatures. a slice of life. that is a very expansive landscape. >> the first opportunity you had was -- >> a couple of years later, i was sent a script. it was written like music. i had heard about the play with a disembodied mouth eight feet above the stage that appears to move across the auditorium. because of sensory deprivation. each audience member has a unique experience. he wanted the text be spoken at the speed of thought. it is written like music. you have three dots interrupting this beautiful poetry. it's hard to speak it so fast. you do want to stop and enjoy the beautiful imagery. i didn't hear just one stream of consciousness. i heard a kind of cacophony. i heard the nuns. the streets of ireland.

and beckett does exactly that in his own very special way. even-- even though sometimes the plays are very short, even though the expression is very limited, the selection of language, the rhythm of language, the resonance of the language is absolutely extraordinary. and that, the echo in harold pinter, the use of silence. >> and then just the one phrase -- >> i heard lecturing about beckett, somebody in the audience was complaining that beckett can seem to be so pessimistic. and this lecturer said i think in beckett, there is a pessimism that makes optimism look like sentimentality. i thought that was devastating. and i think that's that's the illumination we get from him. >> exactly what you were saying earlier. >> uh-huh. >> he really relies on the mentallities and image of gangsters, emotion of going sters. and that's what makes the work so persuasive. yes, it's hard and break and all that, but you know, i suppose with without sounding too pretentious, it's the closest thing that i have ever felt. and i think when i-- it works for that re

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dino beckett is among those responsible for the new energy.n he moved back home after medical residency, his main goal was expanding basic healthcare in this part of the state. >> everyone was why would you go back to southern west virginia to practice medicine? i couldn't think of a better place to be because it was such a joy to grow up here and have these people look out for you and help you with whatever was going on in your life. >> sreenivasan: more so, beckett thought he could do something about the challenges they faced including diabetes, hypertension in both the state and the nation. nearly a quarter of the city's 3,000 residents live below the federal poverty line, and the make matters worse, the coal industry has been shedding jobs by the thousands in recent years, wiping out much of the area's private health insurance base. >> mr. charles, how are you doing? >> sreenivasan: before he found dr. beckett, herb charles was among the unemployed coal miners who had simply stopped going to the doctor. his family qualified for medicaid li

i'm tonya beckett with the latest headlines.nforcements for kobani, a free syrian leader says forces are inside kobani and peshmerga troops are also heading towards the town. >>> disaster in virginia as nasa's unmanned rocket bound for the international space station explodes seconds after takeoff. >>> and alice is here to tell us the latest on winding down of quantitative easing a called tapering. >> absolutely right. we've talk sed so much about it. federal reserve looks to end the $4 trillion bond buying program on wednesday. it's known as quantitative easing or qe. it was originally a life support system for the world's biggest economy following the financial crisis. national outburst, employment and government debt are back to pre-crisis levels. analysts are speculating when the rise in cost of borrowing will come. >>> we're also looking at a pilot strike. air france, europe's biggest airline, made 247 million euros in three months ending in september. the dispute over retirement benefits has forced the carrier to cancel th

i'm tonya beckett with bbc world news. our top stories. peshmerga troops are in turkey heading for the syrian town. >>> an unmanned u.s. rocket going to the international space station exploded in takeoff. >>> zambia's president has died at 77. >>> the largest islamist party leader has been sentenced to death for war crimes. >>> welcome once again. the syrian free army says a small group of syrian rebels have entered kobani to help extremist fighters. they are on route to syria. one group from iraq to turkish port. another group carrying weapons including artillery are travel ago separately through r turkey. the battle has so far lasted six weeks. more than 800 are believed to have been killed during that time. the fighting has force 2d 00,000 to flee across the turkish border. the bbc joins me now from the syrian turkish border. what is the progress as far as we know on these troops a arriving in kobani? >> reporter: in different small groups. in one hand they don't want people, local people to actually see them. they don't want media to

. >> joe: josh beckett, as we said, the last complete game shutout in a world series game, the clencher, 2003, at the old yankees stadium. last left-hander randy johnson back in 2001. it was in game two in that postseason, randy johnson was a work horse. strike one from madison bumgarner. randy, a guy who pitched with no rest after he won game six, went an inning and a third in relief in game seven and got the victory in that come-from-behind win against manner an know rivera. 0-2. flyball into right. pence didn't get a great break. he's there. one out. >> tom: joe, those are the kind of legends of october you don't need a book to look up. the way madison bumgarner is pitching tonight, throughout his world series career, he is starting to join those legends of the fall classic. >> joe: here comes lorenzo cain. bumgarner is trying to book end postgame shutouts season starting with the wildcard game in pittsburgh. >> harold: another step further, tom. you can't say just started, he's there. you don't get many opportunities to do this. >> joe: cain, strike one. >> harold: when you're givin

. >> joe: josh beckett, as we said, the last complete game shutout in a world series game, the clencher, 2003, at the old yankees stadium. last left-hander randy johnson back in 2001. it was in game two in that postseason, randy johnson was a work horse. strike one from madison bumgarner. randy, a guy who pitched with no rest after he won game six, went an inning and a third in relief in game seven and got the victory in that come-from-behind win against manner an know rivera. 0-2. flyball into right. pence didn't get a great break. he's there. one out. >> tom: joe, those are the kind of legends of october you don't need a book to look up. the way madison bumgarner is pitching tonight, throughout his world series career, he is starting to join those legends of the fall classic. >> joe: here comes lorenzo cain. bumgarner is trying to book end postgame shutouts season starting with the wildcard game in pittsburgh. >> harold: another step further, tom. you can't say just started, he's there. you don't get many opportunities to do this. >> joe: cain, strike one. >> harold: when you're givin

special connection to somebody who died, who passed away in service and we caught up with christina beckett. she's here honoring a family friends. when did he lose major reed? >> we lost him in march, i believe march 1st of last year. hasn't even bean year. >> why was it important for to you be out here? >> to honor the sacrifice. i've bean military wife for 14 years and this is the biggest honor. >> to be here and these runners are reminding them, right >> definitely. >> reporter: it is such an emotional part of this race but, again, as you know it's a reminder why these folks are running. we're keeping it out here as folks continue to make their way throughs hanes point. let's send it back to you. >>> doing a great job out there. now we want to take you back to the finish line because you got number 55 with you there, jim handly. >> reporter: i do indeed. number 55 who is numero uno. we have is a my ale. congratulations for coming in first. what was the race like for you? >> the last few miles my legs were getting heavy. you have to push yourself to the limit. >> you had quite a distance

so madison bumgarner first complete game shutout in the world series since josh beckett in 2003 and bumgarner0 with a 0.29 e.r.a. that's what we call good. game six tuesday at kauffman stadium. while the game information progress we received sad news out of the dominican republic. oscar tavares, an outfielder with the st. louis cardinals, died in a car accident along with his girl friend. he was just 22. >>> the washington capitals wrapping up a three-game trip north of the border taking on vancouver. capitals get on the board first. 1-0 caps. it was a busy 2nd period, five goals, three scored by the canucks including this one. 3-1 canucks. the caps tried to rally. o'brien scores off the deflection. that is o'brien's first goal in the nhl. now the score is 3-2 canucks late in the 3rd period. >>> one more break before we wrap things up on game on overtime. at shell, we believe the world needs a broader mix of energies, which is why we are supplying natural gas, to generate cleaner electricity, that has around 50% fewer co2 emissions than coal. and why with our partner in brazil, we are produci

just portions of eastern berks county that's seeing that rain, and it's very light moving through beckett yellsville this morning. temperatures will be tapering off. we're at 64 right now in philadelphia. nobody's really chilly this morning. it's in the 50s in the pocono mountains with clouds overhead. the temperatures are not going to go much lower. just a few sprinkles in some spots at 7:00. by 9:00 we'll get some breaks of sunshine and 68 degrees at lunchtime today. neighborhood by neighborhood forecast when i come back. but first, jillian has an update on that accident, jillian. good morning, jillian. >> that's right. good morning to you, bill. following an accident out of new jersey. right now i'm going to talk about new jersey, pennsylvania and delaware. starting in delaware, you can see all of the rain out here, means we are not reporting any slowdowns on the majors in delaware, no accidents to report there. this is a live look right now at 95 right near route 273. you can see traffic is quiet out there. heading a little bit north, though, 295 out near philadelphia, southbound betw

the first one since 2003 when josh beckett threw one. bumgarner is the greatest world series pitcher of all time. look at his numbers over 30 innings. stunning. four world series wins over the last five years. game six is tuesday night in kansas city. the next two games in kansas city. they have to win them both. >> that is baseball. we can talk football and your tom brady later. >> we can always talk about tom brady. >>> 19 minutes after the hour. boko haram kidnapping dozens more children over the weekend as girls who manage to escape share their stories. we are live after the break. ♪bu ♪takes my breath away that's the way i look at life. looking for something better. especially now that i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat, not caused by a heart valve problem. i was taking warfarin, but wondered if i kept digging, could i come up with something better. my doctor told me about eliquis... for three important reasons. one, in a clinical trial, eliquis was proven to reduce the risk of stroke bett

beckett and cowsle investigate the shooting of an ice cream vendor and clues leave them to suspect anthe case. seal it right here at 10:00 p.m. on 6abc. tweet while you're watching cruising the hatch tag castle 6abc. >>> britain's duke and dutchess of cambridge have confirmed the month of the arrival of the principal's brother or sister in april. kate continues to improve after dealing with a bout of morning sickness she and william plan to welcome the singapore president when he arrives later this weekend. >> we have a cooler accuweather forecast. >> reporter: the clouds are starting to grow, not on us, in the sky. we have temperatures topping out in the upper 50s in the northern and western suburbs. clouds are on the march. quakertown will get up to 57. we'll get up to 60 in lancaster. in the central portion of the region 60 or so from hockessin delaware. trenton itself only 50 degrees, down the shore, 63 in sea isle and atlantic city, clouds on the increase today. >> thank you. >> if you're looking for a distraction this afternoon check out these stories at 6abc.com. see how the in

. >> reporter: the shutout was the first since josh beckett did it in 2003.6 is tomorrow night in kansas city. >>> and the san francisco giants paid tribute to one of their great estefans, we're talking about robin williams. now images of robin williams past appearances at the ballpark were shown on the score board throughout the game. nice touch. that it for us in new york. "inside story" is next on al jazeera america. >> protecting a vulnerable public or giving in to the fears of a panicking public. ebola, fears and science. it's the inside story. >> hello, i'm ray suarez. after a doctor coming home t

his way to becoming the first tosser to toss a complete game shutout in the world series since josh beckettt in 2003. it was impressive. >> posey makes it official. seven strikeouts for madison bumgarner. >> the giants were on their way with this two-run double. before bumgarner came back to complete the shutout at the top of the ninth. it looks like he does it every day of the week. the series heads back to kansas for game six on tuesday and possibly a game seven on wednesday, if required. >> when i come in after the eighth, with gordon coming up and hosmer, i figured i would get a shot, and i told him i felt good, and he asked me and said i was good to go. and the three runs we got there, it really helped give a little bit of cushion. >> the occasion had been overshadowed by the news that oscar tavares had died in a car crash. he played a huge part in his first season of major league baseball. he hit three home runs, including this one at home to the san francisco giants. >> you know, i just heard that. man, just breaks your heart. young kid, 22 years old, great talent. i just heard it ab

she will make the trip to the national institutes of health in beckett he is da. police, city, county officials all coordinating efforts to make sure this trip is as quick and safe as possible. we have team coverage coming up at the top of the hour on news4 at 5:00, including some new reaction to the news that an ebola patient is coming to our area. i will see you then at the top of the 5:00. back to you. >> all right. and we've got the answer to a question that obsessed social media last night. people watching the highly specialized transfer of ebola patient amber vinson couldn't help but wonder about the guy in the civilian clothes. vinson is in the yellow protective suit, surrounded by four people in white bio hazard sutsz. clearly, the health care workers are taking every precaution. why was there is a civilian standing unprotected? nbc news has learned the man's job title is medical safety wears civilian clothing because a bio hazard suit would block his hearing and field of vision. >> a busy stretch of road in prince geos couy is back open today following a

you saw it with beckett that year with the marlins when he was just completely untouchable.t had no chance. >> he was the genetic splicing of the best. that's the only thing you can compare him to. i would sooner take my chances getting a case of what we call the yips, in terms of turning around and immediately throwing that ball. >> put the pressure on him. make him maybe overthrow, try to beat you in, hope for something at the plate. >> and this is the difference. it's the middle of the season and bottom of the ninth inning in game seven of the world series are two different universes. >> thank you very much. still ahead, what can file footage, a morgan freeman impersonator and a good ole dose of american know-how get you? >> apparently not very good sound editing. next. ameriprise asked people a simple question: in retirement, will you outlive your money? uhhh. no, that can't happen. that's the thing, you don't know how long it has to last. everyone has retirement questions. so ameriprise created the exclusive.. confident retirement approach. now you and your ameripise ad

. >> the world series shutout was the first since 2003 by josh beckett. tomorrow night in kansas city, they could take it all. >> now turning to a story about a rogue amish community in ohio. america tonight correspondent adam may got exclusive interviews with the members. the group's leader is currently serving a 15 year sentence. he and several members were convicted of hate crimes, accused of terrorizing other amish followers by cutting off their beards. the allegations go further. his grandson is one of the few who has fled. he says mullet forced him and his siblings to spend long cold nights in animal pens to repent for sins. >> they do things to you like chicken coop and paddling because they say that it helps you get better. >> were you put into an animal pen? >> yes. >> for how long? >> seven days. >> did you have a choice? >> not really. it was against my will. and they made you write down your sins, then you were forgiven and you could start over a new life supposedly. >> there have also been reports of sexual misconduct. america tonight's adam

the reason why it is so bad today as compared to a beckett -- a decade ago is the warring drug cartels. we need a unified summit, and the way that we measure the metric system of the big question of what is as secure borders is to put the resources necessary for border security. as a part of that modernize prem create a southwest border security commission because there is no one time we have arrived element made up a bipartisan members of the house and senate. they are appointed, and to make them report to congress and the president before you guys vote on how much securities appropriations every year make certain that choice's people on the border that we work with every day are telling the stories of men that i think we can get to the part where we need to be. >> and what i said the other night was that if we can get congress with republicans and democrats to work together and we can start working with our friend, our partner, the country of mexico. we can solve this. my heart goes out to mexico and everything that they have done. 40,000 people have been killed because of the narco

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