. >> tim cahill . >> me reportan que el gol se lo dan a ibrahim sekagya . >> con asistencia . >> comohill o a ibrahim sekagya este abrio el camino para que new york red bulls reclamen . >> para mi abrio el camino 3 de 4 goles de nueva york han sido por este jugador de thierry henry el de lloyd sam también de alexander el último . >> entonces se lo damos a ibrahim sekagya . >> en caso que new york red bulls gane todos sus enfrentamientos n otodos partidos pero qp ueda vencer a rivales . >> la gran final de la mls . >> aunque hace menos frío que en febrero . >> pero no tiene prisa, el servicio el pecho . >> totalmente jugado cambios ofensivos, ahora el servicio el remate! . >> goooooooooooooooooooool!. >> goooooooooooooooooooool!. >> gooool de los new york red bulls! goooooooooooll!. >> goooooool de jonny steele . >> que gran pase de thierry henry para que cerrara jonny steele . >> ahí el quinto tanto, del cuadro del new york red bulls . >> bienvenidos a los playoffs por orden de aparición . >> new york red bulls , kansas , new england revolution, houston dinamo y montreal impact, este

and general manager dave cahill says they decided to extend the offer to all customers. cahill says: "i'm sure government workers have friends or spouses so we didn't want to discriminate, everybody's welcome." abu-taleb says: "i think it's great it takes a little of the sting off of the burn off for sure." laith abutaleb's internship has been put on hold as a result of the shutdown. abu-taleb says: "i'm not to sure if i'll be able to get credit for it or not but i don't want to put myself as a victim because people can't afford to feed their families, it's definitely a big problem needs to be solved as soon as possible." among some of the other deals around town... cavalia's acrobatic horse show odysseo at the national harbor is offering a shutdown rebate-- 50% off all tickets sold through october 8th. straight ahead... treating cardiovascular disease. why hitting the gym... may be the best medicine. ((break 3)) d@agree -- that exercise is good for you. but john roberts looks at whether the benefits of working out -- are even greater than what is commonly acknowledged?

casey kayson is an assistant project manager for cahill construction. he says qualified crane operators are in demand. >> we even search internationally sometimes for these power crane operators when we are shorthanded. >> reporter: it's not just the specialized crane operators working, there's a big demand for all the other jobs too. >> they get the local hires and people from the neighborhood to get in there. >> reporter: carpenters, plumbers, electricians, equipment operators of all kinds all needed says michael theriot. >> wages are good. >> reporter: but michael is worried about the government derailing the good times. >> it's a good question how long this is going to last. certainly we worry about events in washington and what they could do to the economy.

it's a man named matt cahill and he lives down the street. "inside edition" has learned that he was jailed for two years in 2005 for mail fraud after the death of a teenager who used one of his other dietary supplements. cahill's company, driven sports, denies craze contains anything resembling methamphetamines. it claims this analysis shows the chemical was not found in a sample of craze. >> can you say that this product is safe for consumers to use? >> we feel it's safe. we have conducted four double blinded studies and 177 humans without observing any adverse effects. >> but this body builder who gave craze a glowing online review says he has changed his mind about the product. >> we are getting it out of the store right now and do the right thing. >> the makers of craze say it's safe, walmart.com and several other retailers have stopped selling it pending an investigation. >>> she is one of the most beautiful and one of the most successful stars in the world which is why this guy is kicking himself. he has the honor of being beyonce's fir

i know you hired a professional assassin to kill alex cahill. if anything happens to her...ersonally take you out. i'm thinking of postponing the wedding, just until you're feeling better. you'll do no such thing. my client is prepared to double your fee, as long as you take walker out first.

. >> reporter: the assistant project for cahill construction says qualified crane operators are in demande even search internationally sometimes for these tower crane operators when we're shorthanded. >> reporter: it's not just these specialized crane operators working. there's a big demand for all the other jobs too. >> they get the local hires and people from the neighborhood to get in there. >> reporter: carpenters, plummer, electricians, equipment operators of all kinds all needed says the building construction trades council. >> wages are good. san francisco has among the better wages in the country. >> reporter: but michael is worried about the government derailing the good times. >> it's a good question how long this is going to last. certainly we worry about events in washington and what they can do to the economy. >> reporter: a senior job site safety coordinator and single mother is holding down two jobs. >> it is really good times from cahill. we have a good amount of work so forth going on right now and a lot of other trades that i see there is a lot of upcoming work. >> repor

it was directed by greg lee and steven cahill. greg, 160 years ago we had the gold rush. is all about oil. > >all about oil. it's amazing what's happening in this little sleepy town. it's just turned over. it used to be 2 years ago about 13 thousand, and now it's almost 30 some thousand people. > >and that's dramatic for you. you grew up there. you remember what it was like when you were a kid. > >yes. i was just this really quiet little mayberry like the guy said. it really is amazing. people really don't know what to do in some of their cases. they've had to leave town because it's too---they can't afford to stay there anymore. > >i've heard that some stores---retail shops---have had to fly in employees because the employees can't afford the lifestyle. > >right. and there's no housing. well, there is housing. they're working crazy buidling homes right and left but they can only do so much. > >i can anticipate your answer here but i want to hear you articulate it. why is this such a good story for a documentary filmmaker? > >it's a real human interest story--and that's w