one of those fans, dan harris, who wound up with a zombie bite on his arm. >> reporter: driving into the countryside of georgia. i can't tell you where i'm going. under strict orders not to reveal the location. we're going to the set of "the walking dead." this show about a hearty gang of folks trying to survive the zombie apocalypse is one of my favorites and i'm not alone. millions watch this every sunday night on amc. how would you describe season five without giving anything away. >> the first episode, i was leaning over and i said, they're never going to be able to show this on tv. >> reporter: is this vomit? >> yes. >> reporter: and trying to make this show as believable as possible. >> i do like blood a little bit too much. >> reporter: that dude doesn't even have a nose. >> oh, wow. yeah. we need to make his buttons shiny. >> reporter: i'm fixating on the nose, but you're talking about his buttons. how you doing, man? how are you going to eat lunch? they also pay particular attention in the weapons department. the cross bow used by darrell does not fire real arrows. can i sho

but we begin with abc's dan harris on the ground in ottawa tonight. dan? >> reporter: david, good evening. the shooting happened just down the street behind me. much of this area still on lockdown as police conduct what they call an active and dynamic operation at this hour. this has been a day of terror in this normally quiet city and it all started this morning. >> gunshots. everybody out. >> reporter: running for cover, panic in the halls of parliament ened and on the city streets. police rushing to multiple shootings across the city, all within less than a mile. the fear? a series of coordinated attacks. the violence starting at the ka that day's national war memorial. just before 10:00 a.m., that than s nathan cirillo, on duty, in ceremonial uniform, shot dead by a gunman. some bystanders rusing to his aid, others in shock. >> three or four shots, and then he ran off. >> i yelled at all my guys, "there's a guy shooting, so, everyone, get down, get down." >> get out of the way! >> reporter: police, guns drawn, hunting for the shooter. >> we may have mu

my "nightline" co-anchor dan harris is on the scene. dan? >> reporter: juju, good evening to you from ottawa. we're standing now about a block away from where these sheetings were carried out earlier today. and just now, part of the grim choreography of these things. a makeshift memorial is starting to grow here right near the scene. all day long, we saw some shocking images. and we also heard about one extraordinary act of courage. >> everybody out. >> reporter: a day of mayhem and fear in the halls of canada's parliament and on the streets of ottawa. canada's capital city, just 60 miles from the american border, paralyzed. it all started before 10:00 a.m. at canada's national war memorial. a man with a rifle shot and killed corporal nathan cirillo who was dressed in ceremonial uniform, guarding the tomb of the unknown soldier. some bystanders rushing to his aid. others in shock. >> third, fourth shot. he took off. >> yelled at guys, everyone, you know, get down, get down. >> get out of the way! >> reporter: police, guns drawn, began huntin

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dan harris, abc news, new york. >> make giving a habit, a good thing for us to remember. new series a path premieres in january. >>> gma in the morning and dave muir tomorrow night. have a good evening. opinion [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] fun ends with gunshots and crowds diving to take cover. but we are learning about a local shooting that wounded one man. uva students gathered to build a memorial to honor murdered classmate hannah graham. we are hearing from the mother who is charged in the disappearance of her two children. what she told her common-law husband about the children's whereabouts. we will get started at 6:30 with the and he will event to honor america's service members. roads have reopened tonight after thousands of runners took to the streets of virginia and d.c. for the 39th annual marine corps marathon. caroline tucker is live with more from the big event. >>

i'm charli xcx. >> reporter: for "nightline," this is dan harris in new york. >> talented and charminghing abc news. tune in to "good morning america" tomorrow and, as al always, we're online at abcnews.com. good night, america. you got any grout? i need grout. don't give it to him. he wants to destroy robbie's room, why? i'm building myself a lounge. big lounge. i'm going to call it frank's lounge. lounge. he wants to make a giant bathroom for himself. we're leaving robbie's room just the way it is for when he comes back. he's not coming back. he's happy where he is. bite your tongue. with any luck, right now he's miserable. then i'll turn ray's room into the lounge. he's not coming back. you never know. just say the word, marie. ymond, have you called robbie? just say thetalk to her.. she's the wife. she's the one who's supposed to call people. come on. you're his brotother. you've never even seen his place, and he and amy broke up. you know, you should over there. yeah, well, i've been busy with-- with ally's shoes and golf balls in the toilet. you have to go over and see his new pl

>> dan harris on the scene again tonight. dan, thank you. >>> abc chief investigative correspondent brian ross now with what he's learning about the suspect. how many times did he travel to the u.s.? here's what brian learned. >> reporter: 15 years ago, michael bibeau was a chubby student at a private catholic high school. yesterday, he was shot dead, carrying out a one-man suicide mission. this picture, which police say is authentic, but from an unknown source, shows he was armed only with a small caliber winchester hunting rifle. as he stormed parliament, apparently upset because he had not received a passport to head to syria. >> i think the passport figured prominently in his motives. >> reporter: the road to jihad apparently began after he left the catholic high school outside montreal in 1999. over the next ten years, he was little more than one of life's losers, a petty criminal and drug user. often homeless. his conversion to islam led him to this mosque, outside vancouver, three years ago. where he was remembered toda

dan harris, abc news, new york. >> make giving a habit, a good advice for us this sunday night. series a path appears starts in january. >>> gma in the morning and dave muir tomorrow night. enjoy the rest of your sunday. good night. [ respirator hissing ] vader: the jedi knights are all but destroyed, and yet your task is not complete, inquisitor. the emperor has foreseen a new threat rising against him -- the children of the force. they must not become jedi. yes, lord vader. hunt down this new enemy, and if they will not serve the empire, eliminate them, along with any surviving jedi who would train them.

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dan harris, abc news, new york. >> make giving a habit, a good advice for us this sunday night.ew series a path appears starts in january. >>> gma in the morning and dave muir tomorrow night. enjoy the rest of your sunday. good night. >>> a touching tribute to robin william at game five of the world series. >> iranians in the bay area march against their homeland's violent practices. >>> a topsy-turvy week ahead for bay area weather. abc7 news at 6:00 starts right now. >>> good evening. right now the giants are trying to take game five of the world series. before the game the team honored one of its most famous' and beloved fans, robin williams. sergio quintana begins our team coverage with more. >> a very touching open of this game for bay area comedian, robin williams. his daughter, sell da, joined his son, zack, who threw out the ceremonial first pitch to robin williams very good friend and baseball fanatic, billy crystal. even baseball fans enjoyed the moment. inside at&t park just before the game, giants fans all agreed that tonight is pivotal in the series. i talked with a

dan harris, good morning, everyone. the huge cyber attack targeting jpmorgan chase may be bigger thatten previously thought. compromising the identities of 83 million house holds and businesses. the hackers, believed to be operating out of russia may have targeted nine more financial institutions. the names of those firms not yet released. >>> and harvard is on high alert after chilling threats targeting hundreds of female students. officials say about 500 of the poorly-written threats were sent mostly to asian women on campus. the e-mails went out on friday and have co-eds on edge. it's striking. it's specific. tomorrow at 11:00 i'm going to come in and shoot all of you. >> and the fbi joined the investigation. police stepped up security around campus. >>> overseas to hong kong, 19 arrested overnight in clashing between pro-democracy protesters and police. and lmuhammad lila is there and has the latest. >> reporter: good morning. from downtown hong kong, tens of thousands of protesters are still here on the streets in

who better to tell us about her than abc's dan harris? >> will you please shake it off with me?rter: taylor swift is so excited about her new album "1989" that's she's shouting it from the rooftops. ♪ >> reporter: performing live just hours ago in a top-secret event for yahoo! one of many surprises up her sleeves. this is what happens when one of the biggest music stars on earth invites fans into her living room. >> hey, guys. >> yes, she has an unconventional relationship with her swifties. a whole month before dropping her new album she played it for them in private. >> the "1989" secret sessions was something i decided to do as the secret gatherings all over the country of fans in my living rooms listening to the album and the coolest thing is these fans heard the album a month ahead of time and they didn't leak anything. >> reporter: taylor talked about that trust with our robin roberts on "gma." >> you trust your fans and your fans trust you. >> i trust they'll be good to each other. >> reporter: now the former country star is getting an all new pop makeover in "1989" with

>> partly because dan harris is going to be telling us all about panda porn. >> now we have a problemn into that. >>> we do, as always, have serious news. we'll start with ebola. the story gets bigger and bigger. a liberian man being treated for ebola in texas. that patient cared for a woman who later died from the virus. >> we've also learned the man was sent home after his initial visit to a dallas emergency room, despite telling a nurse that he had been in west africa. abc's elizabeth herr has morfrom dallas. >> reporter: more controversy is coming to light over the airline passenger from west africa, thomas eric duncan, who brought ebola to texas. duncan was sent home from this dallas hospital on september 25th, even though he had symptoms similar to an ebola infection. n told a nurse that he had come from ebola-ravaged west africa. >> if you get that kin of information, you have to act on it. >> reporter: officials did not act until after duncan was admitted to the same hospital on september 28th. now everybody who came in contact with him is under close observation, leaving some

dan harris with more. >> reporter: check out what happens to your brain when you give to chairth.eople who give or volunteer are less depressed, have lower blood pressure and live longer. >> for a majority of people they get more pleasure in these pleasure centers of the brain when they give than when they get. >> the same pleasure centers lit up when you have sex, have -- fall in love and when you eat candy. >> reporter: nick christophe and his wife, cheryl wu dunn have written a new book called "a path appears" in which they issue a challenge to all of us. if we want to have a truly fulfilled life, we must give back. >> a lot of people feel there's not much i can do, especially when i look at the intractable nature of the problems out there. >> any one individual can't solve a problem in its entirety but one individual can have a transformative impact. for 50 cents you can de-worm a child. for $50 you can buy 20 books for a child, dramatically boosting their odds of educational attainment. you are saying just do a little more. >> absolutely. we really finishing you fold into you

canada tonight on high alert. >> that was dan harris reporting. fbi has alerted state and local authorities all across the nation, including here in the bay area, to be extra vigilant. and we do understand that security has been beefed up at the canadian consulate in san francisco. it's in a high-rise in the financial district. abc 7 news reporter carolyn tyler with more now. >> reporter: in san francisco, 850 sheriff's deputies guard city hall and other critical buildings. there is ongoing training for incidents like the one in canada. >> there are protocols that law enforcement agencies that prepare and remain vigilant for active shooter incidences must follow. some of those begin with rapid threat location. and identification. >> reporter: since 9/11, the bay area has prepared for terrorist threats by stepping up security. at key places like b.a.r.t. and sfo. and with impromptu drills. the fbi is examining the shootings in canada, and said today there is no specific threat to the united states. but, quote, the fbi has reminded our field offices

. >> abc news dan harris is in ottawa. >> this is the moment the attack on parliament begins.eo shows the suspect leaving his car and sprinting toward the parliament building. he's carrying a long gun. terrified people are running away. watch. steals this black car drives it around to the front step. car still moving he jumps out races inside officers in hot pursuit. people about and this is what happens next. quup fire echoing off ornate historic wul of parliament. these are height are the steps the gunman ran up during the rampage after all day lock down yesterday. today they are letting us back in to the building. >> bullet hole visible everywhere. gunman then came directly through this entry way where he started tangling with some of the guards. shots were fired. that's when the gunman started running again with bullet flying at him down this hallway. incredible part. he ran past these 2 rooms which were filled with members of parliament. in fact in this room was the prime minister himself. amidst the chaos prime minister harper quickly whisked away but in a small room nea

dan harris, abc news, new york. >> simple as that. >> do you remember that old television show "taxi" oh, yeah. >> and one of the guys would give out $100 bills. everyone thought he was crazy. he says you have to try it. you saw someone in your cab having a tough time and gave them $100. in the end, they thought it was genius. >> it's the simplest of things. it's not necessarily about giving money, but volunteer. help someone out. it has the same impact. nicholas kristof is great. this is interesting stuff. just be nicer. >> and i'll feel better. it's a win-win. why not? nicer. >> and i'll feel better. it's a win-win. why do my glasses and dishes sometimes come out with spots? well, those spots are actually leftover food or detergent residue. can we help prevent this? yes, use finish jet dry. it goes in your dishwasher's dispenser to help eliminate spots and residues. wow, what a difference! >>> all right. time for "the mix." we're going to start with some say a musical prodigy. let us meet 3-year-old branco. he lives in slovakia, and he's really good at the piano. have a listen. ♪ >>

i am envious of abc's dan harris for a lot of reasons but really envious he got this behind the scenes tour at their secret location. >> what is that, vomit? >> this is -- >> vomit and plastic. >> reporter: you don't have to spend a lot of time an the set of "the walking dead" to get a sense of one reason why this show is so successful. they are obsessed with making it as realistic as possible. >> that doesn't even have a nose. >> i am so fixated an the fact he doesn't have a nose but you're noticing his buttons. >> they're shining. that's distracting. >> going to press the button on that. >> they also pay meticulous attention to realism in the weapons department. that sword used by the character is real and really powerful as i found out. >> anybody want some watermelon? after a quick visit to the makeup trailer to get a zombie bite affixed to my arm, we meet the actors. how would you describe season five without giving anything away? >> we're shooting the first episode. i was leaning over to andy going, man, they're never going to be able to show this on tv. >> really? >> he said, du

dan harris, abc news, new york. >> sarah palin said she was proud of her children. stood by her. mama bear that she is? >> yeah, we've all been there. who hasn't had a family outing look that, though. right? just saturday. >> you holmes folks are -- >> you should see us in west memphis. we get down on weekend nights. >> just weekend nights? >> we reserve that kind of behavior for the weekends. are you kidding me? behavior for the weekends. are you kidding me? >>> now it's time for "the mix." going to kick it off, or should i? >> ikea. haunted house ikea. >> you like this. >> ikea is turning their singapore store into a haunted house. something like "the shining." it's the ultimate haunted house. the store is open until 11:00 p.m. there's even a game. halloween spot and win contest. keep your eyes peeled because you can stand to win gift cards. it looks like "the shining." >> they have a lot of lefts and rights and turns. this is the perfect store to do something like this. this is kind of cool. >> they are giving away free stuff. log on to their website. you might score some nice

our coverage begins with abc's dan harris in ottawa. >> reporter: running for cover, panic in the hallsf parliament and on the city streets. police rushing to reports of shootings across the city, all within less than a mile. the fear? a series of coordinated attacks. the violence starting at canada's national war memorial. just before 10:00 a.m., nathan cirillo, a soldier on duty shot dead by a gunman. some bystanders rushing to help him. others in shock. >> third shot and then fourth shot, and he just took off. >> reporter: police, guns drawn, hunting for the shooter. >> we may have multiple patients. one soldier has been hit. >> reporter: then within minutes, another attack. this time inside a packed parliament building just steps away. lawmakers scrambling for cover. dozens of shots echoing through the halls. police swarming rooftops, sweeping the government complex. some workers huddling in the dark. others scrambling to safety. canada's prime minister stephen harper was rushed away. the rampage in parliament finally ending when sergeant at arms kevin vickers shoots and kills the g

. >>> now to "gma" weekend anchor dan harris with the other top developing stories. >> hey, guy, good morning. happy friday. we're going to start with america's largest bank revealing what could be this country's worst financial cyberattack. jpmorgan chase saying 76 million household accounts compromised since a data breach over the summer and 7 million small business accounts. hackers stole e-mail addresses and phone numbers putting those account-holders at risk for scams. but customer money is safe. no evidence of account numbers stolen. >>> look at this high-speed chase in california. a man driving a stolen truck leading police through four counties for nine minutes he crashes over and flips before finally surrendering. turns out he was wanted in connection with ten bank robberies. >>> president obama is now promising that immigration reform will come this year. overnight he told the hispanic congressional group he will use his executive authority to overhaul immigration policies sometime after the mid term elections but before the end of the year. >>> good news for the millions of

dan harris has been tracking the story all week. >> reporter: it took only seven seconds but it was devastating. a hatchet attack by this man against four new york city police officers, one of them hit in the head before the suspect was shot and killed. zale thompson, a 32-year-old unemployed recent muslim convert who police say was self-radicalized on the internet watching isis and al qaeda. >> i'm comfortable this was a terrorist attack. >> reporter: it came a day after the deadly rampage in the canadian capital when another 32-year-old muslim convert put the city of ottawa on lockdown after killing a soldier who was guarding the national war memorial, michael zehaf-bibeau stormed the parliament building as bystanders fled. shots were fired, and that's when the gunman starting running again with bullets flying at him directly down this hallway. this is the incredible part. he then ran past these two rooms which were filled with members of parliament and, in fact, in this room was the prime minister himself. he was stopped by sergeant-at-arms kevin vickers seen here just moments after he shot

dan harris, abc news, new york. >> simple. >> and one important point they make.t writing a check. getting out there, volunteering, meeting the people you're helping is better for you. >> and it's help to find a cause you believe in. not just doing it for the sake of doing what everybody else is doing. so simple. >> that's what's making new this is morning. . >> good morning we're working on several breaking news stories on this monday october 27. tragic new developments in the washington school shooting another student has died from her injuries. >> we have details built mother and child who were rescued from the ocean at the jersey shore. >> is one state taking the fight against ebola a little too far. one nurse said she was mistreated by the state of new jersey and is suing. >> good morning, look whose

from "gma" weekend anchor dan harris. good morning, dan. >> good morning, everybody. 2 million people told to evacuate this morning as massive typhoon batters japan. the same storm that sweat three american airmen out to see near okinawa. flights canceled and train service suspended. one u.s. serviceman is found dead. the other two missing. >>> a big scare at jfk airport. two planes colliding while ta taxiing. a delta connection jet from north carolina just arrived and a larger plane carrying 159 passengers from jordan. the pilots scrambling to figure out what happened. >> i think we just got hit by this aircraft. >> do you need assistance? >> no, we obviously felt the wing scrape. it rattled the plane a little bit. >> can you inspect the aircraft please? >> one plane wing appears to be dented. >>> volunteers will be back out this morning to search for hannah graham. over the weekend, more than 100 people scoured most of the eight-mile radius around the charlottesville mall. they found nothing. >>> a wild crash at a doughn