joe moore, why should you care? what does it mean to the u.s. now and in coming years? >> well, epidemics like this, far better to stop them before they spread to lots and lots of countries. and the tragedy here is both the ebola deaths but also the civil unrest. what happens when you have people panicking about an epidemic is that the entire health system shuts down. die of people will malaria, pneumonia, not having hospital services. type ofh toll from this shutdown is because of a huge diseases. and so we should all care a lot that that does not spread to and lots of locations. if the right thing hadn't been done in nigeria to catch it in bud, you'd have a city with people and you'd have a complete disaster and lots and lots of panic. so i think we should care about the people there. economies there. and the u.s. impact is the one the cdc that can figure these things out, playing a central role. that can go inmy there with the logistics and the medical understanding. lookingnew tools were at in terms of vaccines and -- and diagnostics, it's all stuff that the primary

. >> joe: a dangerous foul ball into the seats off the bat of sandoval. dayton moorewe talked about last night, the general manager, who was working with john schuerho schuerholz. john schuerholz is the guy who built that great '85 team. he is here. one of the best executives this game has ever know. now dayton moore who grew up in wichita, took over here as the gm midway through 2006 pulled off that trade and was ripped in a lot of circles. a strikeout starts the inning. but the young guys around here knew once that trade was made and james shields was coming to kansas city, things would be different for the royals. >> harold: shields made the difference. they knew what he was capable of doing. i think they got more than they bargained for as you see a nasty slider here, because he gave such leadership and direction to their starting rotation and how to work and put a game plan together and things like that. >> joe: he was there for the turnaround in tampa bay. strike one on hunter pence. >> tom: that was a trade dayton moore really had to stay with. a lot of times t

. >> joe: a dangerous foul ball into the seats off the bat of sandoval. dayton moorewe talked about last night, the general manager, who was working with john schuerho schuerholz. john schuerholz is the guy who built that great '85 team. he is here. one of the best executives this game has ever know. now dayton moore who grew up in wichita, took over here as the gm midway through 2006 pulled off that trade and was ripped in a lot of circles. a strikeout starts the inning. but the young guys around here knew once that trade was made and james shields was coming to kansas city, things would be different for the royals. >> harold: shields made the difference. they knew what he was capable of doing. i think they got more than they bargained for as you see a nasty slider here, because he gave such leadership and direction to their starting rotation and how to work and put a game plan together and things like that. >> joe: he was there for the turnaround in tampa bay. strike one on hunter pence. >> tom: that was a trade dayton moore really had to stay with. a lot of times t

joe panic. giants marquee man pablo sanderville scoring a single thanks to a single by michael moore. the giants saving the best to last bringing madison boon ghana on to the mound. >> bon ghana adds another image. >> strike three. edging the giants closer to glory. then in the ninth a royals foul flyball gave san francisco what they had been looking for, a third world series win in five years. >> a world series win for the san francisco giants. 3-2 the final score with pitchen booung arna awarded most gradual player. >> it's definitely emotional. it's been an unbelievable year for us. we faced a lot of adversity. there's a lot of guys that couldn't deserve it more than i do. i'm thankful for them and it's an honour to be a part of the team, organization. >> the san francisco fans celebrated on the streets it was heart break for kansas city, who thought this game would be the one to end their m.l.b. post-season misery >>> it's been 40 years since boxing heavy waits mohammed ali and george foreman fight in the fight of the century. the rumble in the jungle in democratic republic of con

joe: here is lorenzo cain who is 2 for 3. ball one upstairs from affeldt, who was with kansas city at the beginning of his career. as we have talked about, dayton moore was the general manager in 2006. he's the one that traded affeldt to colorado. reinvented himself and worked on his mechanics and his delivery. he has a good fastball but he has an even better know-how, how to get out coming out of the bull pen. the count 1-1. >> tom: he came up a different pitcher. fastball, curveball, straight over the top and now a sinker breaking ball. >> joe: that is sandoval. two outs. >> harold: we talked about it last night. we are at that point in the series where positioning becomes such a critical part of it and you start to learn what guys can't or can't do against you. hard to get hits when you hit them at them. >> tom: you start in the low position at third base and stay there. don't rise up. nice move by the panda. >> joe: now hosmer. eric a nice night. rbi, single, and a double. hosmer is bailing out of there and it comes back for a strike. >> harold: when you haven't seen a guy, that was a teaser. >> tom: that was his old school breaking ball and get

with the battle against isis, west virginia senator joe mansion on the latest on the midterm elections and role have of president obama. then claire mooreike marrow, and dave, of the washington post with more on isis and also home grown terror. all of that this morning on face the the nation, back to you in philadelphia. >> all right, charlie rose, thanks very much. we do appreciate it. >>> it is 8:41 right now. the the federal government is recognizing same sex marriages in six more states. attorney general eric holder made the announcement the saturday. federal benefits are now available for same sex couples in alaska, air zone, idaho, north caroline, west virginia and wyoming. now feds have extended benefits new in 32 states and the the district of columbia. >>> meanwhile new jersey governor chris christie is back in iowa spending time with political activist who could prove helpful if the republican runs for president in 2016. christie headlines governor terry ranstat birthday bash and attended steve king's pheasant hunt lunch. recent polls show christie would face an uphill climb if he were to campaign in iowa. >>> well, this is ju

joe. >> and then the catcher. >> posey. >> his pirates saturday his knowledge surprised him too. >> we'd go what. >> the more they asked. >> and the right fielder hunter. >> pe nc e. >> the more they realized. >> michael. >> moore. >> and the left fielder. >> travis. >> and then the short stop. >> crawford. >> this kid knows his stuff. >> do you quiz him or flash cards or he just knows all this stuff. >> watching the games on t.v. >> and the bull pen sergio. >> and timmy and on the bench we have a pinch hitter andrew. >> what about the dodgers. >> dodgers. >> for cameron the love runs deep. >> if they don't know-- >> a love for the giants and a love of the game. >> one two three strikes out of the game at the old ball game! . >> in san carlos claudia wong. >> i love that little guy. he's priceless. >> he knows them all. >> cameron way to go. >> i keep hitting out here. you look around it's beautiful. the stadium. we are here at the world series. >> it's filling up. >> doesn't get better than this. >> behind us look at the boats and flags. people are decked out. the spirit is high right now. they are pumped up and ready to go. >> the atmosphere is really something. >> we are about 40 minutes away from the first

moore has a lot to smile about. >> what's your costume going to be? >> a goaf. >> you're going to be a guest? >> yeah. >> are you going to scare everyone? >> yes! >> joee was born with spina bifida for him and the other pediatric patients here these donated costumes help mask the real life scares they and their parents face halloween. >> this actually gives her a sense of pharmacy just because every objection we're here and we never know if we'll get home for halloween this allows her to have that. >> the group spirit of halloween makes this possible. non-profit focus on making hospitals less scary for kids and their families and 134 hospitals across the u.s. and canada including chop. >> it's such a joy to be a part of this program and see how much this really lights up the kids and really brings joy to a day that would otherwise be scary for them. >> the crafts, costumes and candy were only out done by the power rangers. but this is the kind of all out effort every parent here has come to expect from chop. >> definitely special. it's great for the kids to have the opportunity to pick out a halloween costume and be able to enjoy and celebrate the hol

joe penny with a game changing double play to deny kansas city and destroy their momentum. >> unbelievable diving play. >> sandoval then scoring a crucial run, thanks to a right field single by michael moore. >> it's 3-2 giants in the fourth. >> the giants were saving the best to last, bringing madison baumgartner on to the mound. >> strikes out, and baumgartner adds another scoreless inning. >> he shut out kansas city batters and edged the giants closer to glory. >> a strikeout starts the inning. >> in the ninth, a royals foul flyball gave san francisco what they'd been looking for, their third world series win in just five years. >> a world series win for the san francisco giants! >> 3-2 the final score with pitcher baumgartner awarded most valuable player. >> it's been an unbelievable year for us, so many ups and downs. we faced adversity, couldn't be happier for my teammates. there's a lot of guys that couldn't deserve it anymore than they do. like i said, i'm thankful for them and truly honored to be part of this team and organization. >> as san francisco fans cell braided on the streets, it was heartbreak for kansas city who thought this game might be the one to end their 29 years o

moore. thank you both for being on the program. we are going live over to the news heum. a memorial service for the late james brady. master of ceremonies will be joekhart vice president biden will be speaking. several well-known journalists as well. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] ♪ ♪ [no audio] ♪ ♪ ♪

joe moore, why should you care? what does it mean to the u.s. now and in coming years? >> well, epidemics like this, far better to stop them before they spread to lots and lots of countries. and the tragedy here is both the ebola deaths but also the civil unrest. what happens when you have people panicking about an epidemic is that the entire health system shuts down. die of people will malaria, pneumonia, not having hospital services. type ofh toll from this shutdown is because of a huge diseases. and so we should all care a lot that that does not spread to and lots of locations. if the right thing hadn't been done in nigeria to catch it in bud, you'd have a city with people and you'd have a complete disaster and lots and lots of panic. so i think we should care about the people there. economies there. and the u.s. impact is the one the cdc that can figure these things out, playing a central role. that can go inmy there with the logistics and the medical understanding. lookingnew tools were at in terms of vaccines and -- and diagnostics, it's all stuff that the primary