my name is jeff matt and i have been the agent for the d.r. filing and for 18 years, a self-employed commercial interior designer and resident on shipley street, approximate to the project. i generally support the project as proposed. but with reasonable concerns about ensuring that it will be subject to responsible management for its residents and the neighborhood's benefit. as is detailed in the d.r. filing, the global village hostel was -- before it was closed and subsequently burned, a difficult neighbor. and to most, an unwelcoming hostel. its poor management caused it to be a part of a group of problematic establishments on or immediately across the street from block 3753. these include two liquor stores with history of a.b.c. violations, and sales to chronic ineastbound rats and a 24-hour -- inebriates and a 24-hour hustling and drug sales. it was host to drug dealing and use, probable prostitution, and a home base for at least one repeat car boost operator whom i personally chased back to the hotel twice before causing his arrest. thes

this case we couldn't afford to make any mistakes. >> geraldo: jim and jeff, the drill operator, congratulations to both of you. matton for you, jeff and maybe bruce willis for jim. congratulations. we are overflowing with our admiration for the job you did. >> we appreciate that very much. >> geraldo: we'll have personal stories from the men who were -- played a key role in our own miracle of the mine. thethere in cue creek, pennsylvania. the man in the middle was trapped down there for three >> the good news is they got the first minuter up out of the hole. it happened this quick we will have them all out real soon. >> imagine what it was like for harry and may hugh and the others trapped so deep in conditions unbearable for the rescue. >> one guy got down and the rest pulled together and that guy would get back up and someone else was still a little weaker but it was a team evangelicals. >> the they endured frigid temperaturessers riding waters, darkness, hunger and fear. nine men trapped in pennsylvania's mine would become the objects of one of the the largest american rescue efforts in decades when all were saf

this case we couldn't afford to make any mistakes. >> geraldo: jim and jeff, the drill operator, congratulations to both of you. matton for you, jeff and maybe bruce willis for jim. congratulations. we are overflowing with our admiration for the job you did. >> we appreciate that very much. >> geraldo: we'll have personal stories from the men who were -- played a key role in our own miracle of the mine. thethere in cue creek, pennsylvania. the man in the middle was trapped down there for three ñ÷ it's drive to places with views that'll leave you awestruck...month. fit every stick, pad, helmet and puck month. easily conquer pavement, dirt, rocks and muck month. and get it all while keeping a few bucks month. great deals on the complete family of chevy trucks all backed for a hundred thousand miles. it's truck month qualified lessees now get a low mileage lea on this 2011 traverse for around $299 a nth. call for details. see your local chevrolet dealer. ♪ i like your messy hair ♪ i like the clothes you wear ♪ i le the way you sing ♪ and when you dance with me ♪ you always make me smile [ male announcer ] we believe yo

. >> jeff and matt stappo were in afghanistan drilling wells for american soldiers when they heard about these trapped miners. >> how many men are down there? >> 33. >> how many days have you been here? >> 33. >> an omen? >> i tell you, can't be much of a coincidence. >> three drills tried to get down to the men. the one that got there was paraded like the most valuable player it is. the next days will be that much more difficult. engineers have decided to reinforce the shaft with a steel sleeve. a pipe that will go down 315 feet. the idea is ton case the hole to prevent rocks at the top falling down as the capsule comes up. officials have determined an order of who will come up first. who will come up last. the first will be the most experienced miners, those who have proven to be calm under pressure, and who can help solve a problem if one develops as they head up. the last one, the least experienced, likely 19-year-old jimmy loges who entered his first mine only four months ago. >> their mental stability, anxiety has been an issue these past days and they are so excited to go through

this case we couldn't afford to make any mistakes. >> geraldo: jim and jeff, the drill operator, congratulations to both of you. mattillis for jim. congratulations. we are overflowing with our admiration for the job you did. >> we appreciate that very much. >> geraldo: we'll have personal stories from the men who were -- played a key role in our own miracle of the mine. thethere in cue creek, pennsylvania. the man in the middle was trapped down there for three days. we'll be right back. ♪ [ male announcer ] at ge capital, we're out there every day with clients like jetblue -- financing their fleet, sharing our expertise, and working with people who are changing the face of business in america. after 25 years in the aviation business, i kind of feel like if you're not having fun at what you do, then you've got the wrong job. my landingas better than yours. no, it wasn't. yes, it was. was not. yes, it was. what do you think? take one of the big ones out? nah. activia is better than ever! hey, you guys. want to try activia's great new taste? isn't this the yogurt that, you know... helps regulate your digestive system.

jeff hart, matt stoffle, they were able to get down through the rock that everybody thought would be impossible. this is some of the hardest rock in the world here. much harder than quartz. i'm stepping out of the way because we have a truck coming through here. there's been a somewhat regular procession of vehicles coming through. that one's empty. so you know -- >> kerry, we do have -- >> it's really exciting. >> we do have confirmation on that first rescue worker who is going down. i thought i had read the name gonzalez on his helmet. his name is manuel gonzalez. he's 20 -- yes, 20 years experience in mining. he's got 12 years experience as a rescue worker. specialized experience training in these vertical rescues. he's also married with two children. a family man taking this risk going down there to save his fellow miners. and he seems to be just about strapped in there at this point. >> you can see the crowds of people gathering here. if you look around, you can see family members, people honking horns in excitement. but you still see a lot of journalists here. there are journal

matt and jeff hart, two of the guys working around the clock here. look at the smile. jeff, tell me about that moment breaking through? >> incredible. overwhelming feeling we can't explain. every day we came to work putting ourselves in those miners' situations. if we were down there and our family was up here, how would you react? how do you make your day the best we can be to get them out as quick as we can, so meeting the goal is overwhelming. >> reporter: you are giddy with excitement. >> absolutely. >> reporter: you all came down, and the families heard the news and they were screaming and some of them were hugging you and some hugging others, and have you to feel an incredible feeling of success. >> nothing like i have ever felt before. >> reporter: you are a driller, and you have been pulled off jobs as far as afghanistan to do this. tell me about the effort, making sure the pressure and the torque is correct, what about those moments? >> every little blip of the needle makes your heart goes, and it probably took a couple years of my life off. >> reporter: i bel

matt cain will do a great job tonight. >> lincecum is serving the drinks tonight. he'll do very well. >> thanks, jeff. >>> question here -- how well do you get along with your in-laws? coming up, the new link between those tense relationships and your health. >>> and we'll take another live look from mccovey cove where our giants coverage will continue in a moment. those are the flags atop the scoreboard in center field. it's blowing out tonight. buok out, braves, here comes is growing again. se this time she's lying about jerry brown on taxes. but as governor jerry brown cut $4 billion in taxes and says no new taxes without voter approval. meg whitman -- her nose just keeps on growing and growing. of washington partisanship this is barbara boxer's california. trillions in reckless, wasteful spending. destroying small business. killing jobs. crushing hopes. we can change this, but only if we change the people we send to washington. california cannot afford boxer for six more long years. i'm carly fiorina and i approved this message. texting...blogging... all this technology, but you're still banking

jeff overton, the original rain suit. on the first hole, rain suits don't matte there. birdie putt goes in. overton playing pretty we.e is one up with bubba watn. stewart cink on the par 3 third, a long birdie putt. gets it to go. he was in the flow all day long. they square in their match with rory mcelroy. gram mcdowell. phil mickelson on a par 4 sixth into the drink. >> bummer. >> lefty did struggle at times today for the american team. here is stewart cink again. on the fifth hole. long birdie put. ohman. but he was just grooving. five birdies in 11 holes for cink. he was the best american golfer in wales today. tiger woods, normally the man we're saying that about. nice putt here. to safe par. tiger was in that third group. you can tch ryder cup coverage on nbc 4 all day tomorrow, 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. lots of golf as th're trying to squeeze in everything to avoid the first monday finish in ryder cup history. >>> talking baseball now. the nats starting a three-game set in new york that will wrap up their season. meanwhile, the ories doing that doubleheader thing against detroit. let's go up to baltimore. pickin

matt -- [ applause ] >> please hold applause. >> when the hour long debate ended, the candidates returned to an appearance of civility. even though it was quite apparent this political battle has turned very personal. in washington, jeff hager, abc2 news. >>> just a little bit heated. we'll have reaction from the candidates following today's debate coming up on abc2 news at 6:00. >>> just 16 days to go until the november elections and candidates are trying to make an impression with voters in the debate. but in her first debate, christine o'donnell had a tough time. the polls show democrats with momentum in key states conclude delaware with chris hold a lead over republican o'donnell and nationally televised debate, a moderator's question caught her by surprise. a moment reminiscent of sarah palin. >> what opinions of late that have come from our high court do you most object to? >> oh gosh. give me a specific one. i'm sorry. >> expect fireworks tonight when senate majority leader, harry reid battles his opponent, sharon angle, the tea party backed angle has a lot of confidence after raising $14.3 million in the third quarter of this year. >>> and remember you can get the latest news on a local and national candidates

jeff abell, fox 45 news, at 10:00. >> never give up. i like that cotton candy picture though, it was nice. the man that created the simpsons, mattf tte curators for the joke. maaing me smile already..3 >> it will run through september at the aaerican visionary art museum. >> ext on fox 45 news at 10:00ú hoo one store clerk took a right after the break. >> west sunshine today. had to use sunglasses. trade that in for an umbrella tomorrow. %-pick up through the fternoon. your forecast coming up next. [ male announcer ] martin o'malley sworn in. inherits a billion-dollar surplus, low unemployment. o'malley signs the biggest tax hike in maryland history. raids chesapeake bay fund to cover spending. gives raises to top aides. business climate ranks 45th worst in the nation. now 200,000 jobs lost. o'malley covers up jobs report that proved maryland's economy stalled. if re-elected, o'malley will raise taxes again. whether he does, is up to you. >> rain on the way. but this time of year it is to be expected. and it is greet football weather. >> it is. unless you have tickees on the 50-yard line and you have to sit in it. happened to me

matt and bob and supervising editor tom honey set. also it was sheparded under the great care and -- and incredible talent of jeff fager and bill --ens.d to say it is a privilege and honor to be a member of the cbs news team and to be a part of a program of 60 minutes consistent quality week after week after week. thank you so much. >> outstanding continuing coverage of a news story in a news magazine are. >> "american girl." italian nightmare. "48 hours mystery" closing the clinic 60 minutes. war in pakistan. excerpts from afghanistan, dan rather reports. the emmy goes to 60 minutes, war in pakistan. >> they took us here to show us what they had been up against. inside the mud walls and beneath the com bound was an intricate set of trunks. >> safe to go down here? >> why not? >> the tunnels in the area were not only connected to underground rooms but to other compounds and were deep enough to withstand artillery fire. >> i guess it was a good year to be in pakistan. you don't say that very often. i'm the producer of the piece. i want to thank the great editor warren lostig. and maria usman our fixer in islamabad. and our associate pr