. >> justice for travis! >> this is a case, this is a story, this is a criminal defendant, unlike any other we have met before. >> this tale of passion gone wrong caused travis alexander his life. now a new jury will have to determine whether it will cost jodi arias hers. in the next half hour, revisit the scene of the crime, review the evidence, and you decide whether jodi deserves life or death. in the cnn spotlight, the trial of jodi arias. >>> monday, june 9th, 2008. 90 minutes until midnight in a mesa, arizona, community, called mountain ranch. nobody had heard from travis alexander in five days. so a handful of concerned friends went looking for him. they found their friend, pale and lifeless, on the shower floor. >> oh, my god. >> 911 emergency. >> um, a friend of ours is dead in his bedroom. we hadn't heard from him for a while. his roommate just went in there and said there's lots of blood. >> travis' body had nearly 29 stab marks, including the slash across his neck from ear to ear. there was a .25

>> him, with travis. >> travis' murder? >> she would final admit to killing travis but would claim it was self-defense. >> story one, i wasn't there. what are you talking about? version number two. all right, i was there but there were these two ninjas that came in and they killed travis and they threatened to kill me and i was able to get out of there. story three, i was there and i did it, but i did it in self-defense because travis was going to kill me. >>> coming up, the trial. jodi takes the stand to give her side of the story. >> he called me a bitch and kicked me in the ribs. ♪ i remember when i wouldn't give a little cut a second thought. when i didn't worry about the hepatitis c in my blood. when i didn't think twice about where i left my razor. hep c is a serious disease. take action now. go to hepc.com or call 1-844-444-hepc to find out how you and your doctor can take the next step towards a cure. because the answers you need, may be closer than they appear. ♪ fithen a little family fun...... with breakfast for

>> question as but her killing travis? >> were you mad at travis while you were stabbing him?and question after question about jodi's many lives. >> why did you decide to tell the truth two years after the killing? why did you wait for so long to tell the truth? would you decide to tell the truth if you never got arrested? >> i honestly don't know the answer to that question. >> after the barrage of questions, both sides wrapped their cases. after five months of testimony, including 18 days with jodi on the stand her fate was in the hands of the jury. >> please be seated. the record will show the presence of the jury, the defendant and all counsel. ladies and gentlemen, i understand-up have reached a verdict? >> it would take just over 15 hours to reach a verdict. >> the state of arizona versus jodi arias, verdict, count one. we, the jury, duly empanelled and sworn in the above entitled action upon our oaths do find the defendant as to count one, first degree murder guilty. >> wow. wow. 12 people, all agreeing this was premeditated murder. huge win for juan martinez. >> jury 4

it's like what travis says.'s a part of me that wants to say it's an amazing thing that happened but i knew that travis and larry freeman, they were going to be in corbin and this film was going to influence what people thought about them. so let me tell you, that's a big responsibility. you want to get it right. >> you have to deal with people after they leave. >> that's right. >> by the way, mary and larry freeman are in the audience, the parents of travis freeman. we're delighted to have them here with us. and travis' book, a wonderful inspirational book, is also going to be available. all of our audience member also go home with a copy of travis freeman's book. if you could only see one film between now and the end of the year, go see this magnificent story. you need the encouragement and the uplifting and 23 blasts will give you a wonderful, good feeling as you leave the theater. dylan, it was great having you here. travis, what a blessing your story is. great having you here. >> great to be with you. [ app

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>> travis -- >> explain what?ily and his friends travis fulfilled his dream to play high school tofootball. his story inspired the new movie 23 blast. travis free man and the film's director tim baker who also plays travis' father is here now. >> great to have you. >> i want to tell you off the bat this film inspired me. i had a chance to see it and i loved it. it is so optimistic and hopeful and a story, if you written this nobody would have believed this if it was written as fiction. >> i wasn't good enough to play high school football with high sight. so the fact that you were able to do it after this infection took your sight. first of all i want to talk about the coach who i think is a real hero not only in the film but a hero in life. your mother thought maybe you could be a manager on the team after you lost your sight, help out. what did he say to you? >> he looked at my mom and said, no. just kind of let it hang there for a second. she was kind of like, okay. then he said, travis freeman does anything he

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travis if game winner. >> imagine. he more coming up in sports. >> excited fans are pouring out of at&t ballpark. >> what a thrill it must have been to be there let's check in now with about alyssa must have been a thrill. >> oh, wow! when the giants won the stadium absolutely erupted. fans went wild. many of them still trickling out of at&t park. fireworks went off. car horns were honking and a sea of about orange and black flooded outside of ballpark. a little girl standing over by the street right now holding a sign that says all i want for my sixth birthday is a giants win. she got it.so fans really could not have had a better night. and this game really kept people on are the edge of their seat. seemed to be home run after home run. the lead kept changing and it really was anyone's game. home 1 run in the 9th inning sealed up the series and now the giants move on to the world series for the on to the world series for the third time in 5 years >> final inning. we drove it home. perfect i think it's wonderful. if go

and travis is cicala is being swarmed by his teammates! travis ishikawa!minor league, but his wife said don't quit yet give it one more chance--and now he's a hero. what a great story, gets released and we signed him, and he ends up getting a home run that gets us to the world series. tuesday wednesday kansas city, week from tonight saturday and sunday, and then if need be tuesday and wednesday for games 6 and 7. the royals were the underdogs throughout their whole series, now they're back in the world series. ishikawa may have got the most out of the game. 201020122014, those even numbered years watch out. we really care what the year is even or odd we're just excited to go to the world series. did sunday night 9:00, korn4 has an excellent show. percy hardin a wide receiver was traded to the new york jets because of his behavior. michael crabtree, $5,512 u.s. find for throwing a football in to this day and. have a good night and a good weekend!! it's estimated that 30% of the traffic in a city is caused by people looking for parking. that's remarkable tha

they were tied, then travis ishikawa hit that giant home run. here's what the fan hs to say about that magical moment. >> the last moment when he hit the home run, it was magnificent. >> it was unbelievable. everybody was up there all high fiving each other. yeah, exactly, that was it. >> go, giants, world series soon to be winners. >> reporter: they partied all around the stadium, all throughout the city you could hear people celebrating after the game. this team has always acknowledged how much they love their fans and they say their fans give them so much energy. they were so glad that they were able to clinch and win this pennant at home. and even as they were being presented the trophy, the giants' ceo, larry bayer, said as he was accepting the award, thank you to these fans, the most amazing fans in baseball. so it was a big group win last night. everyone will savor this victory for a few more days, then on to the next one. it's time to focus on the world series. reporting live in san francisco, amy holyfield, abc 7 news. >> awesome, thank

. >> travis ishikawa hits one into right! >> reporter: and this is the moment giants fans will never forget, the shot to right field by travis ishikawa. this is a team that over and over finds a way to win and fans feel confident as they face-off against the kansas city royals. >> they are a great team, but this is i think our year again. >> kansas city's pretty tough, but these guys keep pulling through. adversity, adversity, and they just keep getting through. pretty amazing. >> reporter: every other october, this is the routine in san francisco. the ferry building and coit tower, glowing orange. fans in a frenzy. [ cheers & applause ] >> reporter: and the giants chasing a championship. alex savidge, ktvu channel 2news. >> and take a look at this picture. great shot, huh? that's travis ishikawa kissing the game-winning homerun ball that he hit. a life-long giants fan from oak dale caught it. the fan's name is frank burke. he says when he realized the ball was coming his way, he was saying, soft hands, soft hands! he then br

so there were two on, one out for travis ishikawa in the bottom of the 9th.e's how it ended. >> hits one into right! the giants win the pennant! >> the giants win the pennant indeed. their third national league pennant in the last five years. they will go to kansas city on tuesday for game 1 of the world series. and if you are wondering, we checked the stubhub last night. $473 right now for standing room only for game 3, 4 and 5 when the series shifts back to at&t park. get your wallet out. i'm dennis o'donnell. see you tonight. >>> you soon forget the price but never the memory. >> i'm watching on tv. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> play of the day, doesn't get any more dramatic. travis ishikawa three-run jack in the ninth that gave the giants the national league pennant and a berth in the 2014 world series. game one just four short days away. kind of the play of the year right now. [ laughter ] >> to the world series. >> very exciting. >>> 6:27 right now. a nurse who contracted ebola is now in isolation near washington, d.c. why the hospital where she works is bla

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travis ishikawa. >> i think he just grinded and stayed with it. i think that's kind of the japanese american experience. >> reporter: it was particularly special for asian americans of all ages. how did you feel last night when you watched? >> unbelievable. >> i must be like japanese. it just makes me feel really great. >> hearing his story after the game almost quitting baseball, how he's struggling a lot was really inspirational. >> reporter: travis was born in seattle. he's 31, a fourth generation japanese-american. he's had his ups and downs. he has played for five teams. last night's homer put him in the national spotlight in a sport where you rarely see a lot of asian americans. >> i was very surprised and then i kept telling my dad how surprised i was. >> reporter: two asian americans were prominent players in this playoff series. don't forget, colton wong. he was a big hitter for the cardinals. in his game-ending homer sunday night instilled new life into st. louis. the number of asian american role models in major league baseball has just

and then travis ishikawa's turn to be the hero. >> travis ishikawa hits one into right! . the giants win the pennant! >> joe buck with the call there. that was a three-run walkoff home run, sending the giants into the world series. it earned ishikawa a spot in giants history, and lore as they go on to beat the cardinals 6-3. >> whilise ishikawa was the winr of the night, bumgarner earned the nlcs the most valuable player award. the giants may going to the world series, but little giants stole the show. we're going to show what buster posey's little guy had to say, coming up in about 20 minutes. >>> and we have much more on the giants winning the pennant this morning on nbc bay area and "today in the bay." you can also head to our website, nbcbayarea.com. there you can find a photo gallery and raw video of fans celebrating in the streets of san francisco. >> at second base, the oakland a's take -- take -- >> we're having an -- >> wow. >> chilling moments there. 25 years ago today it that the bay area was talking about another world series when the deadly loma prieta earthqu

colin resh caught up with travis in the locker room.an see he's happy to have that home run ball for his trophy case. >> awesome. that's how giants fans roll. >>> take a look at this, front page of today's san francisco chronicle. giants walk off to world series. >> i guess the thing now is when you hit the game winning home run, you fist pump your way around the bases. that's nice. >> yeah. stay classy, frank. >> you bet, buddy. congratulations. the weather for this weekend. >> yes, we're going to have sunshine. run around the green screen pumping my fists. >> i was going to pump my fist for rain. >> a little bit of that tonight. more monday. we need more. let's take a look at the national oceanic and atmospheric association set out there winter outlook. we're going to be warmer than normal, that's what they think, but we're also having equal chances of below average or above average precipitation. let's hope it's the latter two, at least normal or above. if we don't get that or stay average, the drought's going to remain the same. we

so there were two on, one out for travis ishikawa in the bottom of the 9th. here's how it ended. >> hits one into right! the giants win the pennant! >> the giants win the pennant indeed. their third national league pennant in the last five years. they will go to kansas city on tuesday for game 1 of the world series. and if you are wondering, we checked the stubhub last night. $473 right now for standing room only for game 3, 4 and 5 when the series shifts back to at&t park. get your wallet out. i'm dennis o'donnell. see you tonight. >> i'd rather buy a big screen watch it on tv. a better shot. >>> it is 5:24. much, much more on the giants big win last night. fans still buzzing about it this morning. they are on the way to the world series! >> plus the threat of the ebola virus continues. now an entire school in texas has to be shut down. the latest on the fight to stop the deadly virus coming up. >> and the loma prieta earthquake destroyed much of downtown santa cruz. on this 25th anniversary, you wouldn't recognize the place. it's looking good. i'm kiet do w

travis ishikawa!p and giving me the opportunity. i don't know what bochy was thinking when he put me in the outfield but he knows what he's doing. i trust his gut 100% and i'm just thankful for this moment. >> what a moment it was. the world series begins with game one on tuesday in kansas city. game two is wednesday. the teams then travel to san francisco for game three. next friday game four on saturday. first pitch for all the games 35:07. -- 5:07. >>> the american league champion royals, courtside for the royals and heat last night. preseason game taking place in kansas city. passing around the alcs trophy. the giants have been more concerned with the world series trophy. second quarter, steph curry, behind the back of the last hander. klay thompson he had 29 but the lebron lefty and the 115-108 victory. jim harbaugh is a giants fan. likes to take his glove to the game. this is july. niners finishing off a week of practice today. they will be in denver sunday. he said giants fever spread to his lo

travis' funeral is thursday.om and dad were understandably too distraught to talk to us today but school officials who have spoken to them say they're very grateful for the outpouring of support. if you'd like to help go to myfoxphilly.com, click scene on tv, we will link you to the shell family's go fund me page. iain and lucy. >> bruce, really quickly those guys were so little. the kids at this place. i know that they couldn't really grasp but they understood they were helping. >>> they understand the basic concept and the school officials tell us that's what they do a lot around the school, various causes, various efforts. the idea is to make it all about helping someone else and not just worry about yourself. great cause. really some interesting kids and some real emotional times over there today. >> yeah. >> thank you, bruce. >>> sure. >> all right. big dogs in camden. we were just talking about this. the city has what, a new supermarket. >> brand new supermarket. it's called price right mt. ephraim avenue.

joe buck call about how about fox sports. >> travis. goodbye baby exploratorium giants travis. >> giants win the pennant. >> thank the giants for bringing me up and i don't know what he put me in the out field he know what is he's doing and trust he has 100 percent and thankful for the moment. >> world series begins with game 1 on tuesday in kansas city. game 2 is wednesday. teams then travel to san francisco for gym 3 on friday. game 4 saturday first pitch for all the games at 5:07. >> the cardinals tonight thinking about what could have been in the top half of the 9th inning saint louis was poised to retake the lead then bruce handed the ball to jeremy and the guy who started his career in kansas city shut the door in the cardinal face. >> full circle for you. you started your career with the roles drafted by the royals. now you play them in the world series. >> pretty cool too for me. my wife and i will probably cherish that. friends there still. pi said earlier i hope the end better than the beginning. not grit time necessarily with

these are -- juan and travis were alternating starts in left field. juan perez kicked that ball around at the end of the game. there's considerable debate, should kansas city have sent that runner home. >> he would have gunned him out. >> crawford had great position. >> he would have nail ed ed him. game over. >> quickly, finish out the 71 out field. willie mays. left? >> kenny hendersoner son. -- henderson? >> bobby bonds. >> that was before him. >> floats decorated. >> that's bryan sabian in the car. yeah, that is -- or was that -- >> i can't tell that is. we need to zoom in a little bit more. he's waiving from the deck. it's a gray haired guy. i think it's some of the exec executives coming through right now, some of the front office staff just before we get more of the players double decker buses there. kind of hard to see who these particular people are. let's go to michelle and frank at the other end of the parade. it's coming your way, trust me. you have to be hearing the crowd roaring by now. >> reporter: out here they're watching the jumbo tr

2 on, 1 out for travis ishikawa in the bottom of the 9th. here's how it ended. >> travis ishikawa!s to right! [ shouting ] >> the giants win the pinch! [cheers and applause] >> their third national league in the last five years! they go to kansas city on tuesday for game one of the game series. glenn was in the clubhouse and joins us at at&t. vern? >> reporter: after an ending like that, not hard to find guys to come on camera and revel in the moment. starting with the hero, travis ishikawa, an unlikely hero on this storybookending. >> this is the stuff you dream -- storybookending. >> this is the stuff you dream as a kid. it's great! >> i blacked out, i think. just pure elation! [cheers and applause] [ chanting ] >> yes! yes! yes! >> and hammed hammered to left! [ shouting ] >> i thought he was going the break some hands. he plays with a lot of fire, a lot of emotion. and he saved us. >> from day one they told me, you know, we had a tough season in '13 and we expected to be in the world series in '14. so far, everything is going the way they planned it. [ laughter ] >> all season

mark ibanez has that story. >> travis hits one into right. the giants win the pennant! . >> i remember going out and giving him a high five and i don't remember. i remember seeing some but i guess it was jake between second and third. i didn't know about the rules about guys touching you so i'm trying to push him out of the way. >> you feel like a jack [bleep] and go all the heck with it. >> what probably and jake are referring to is a brief encounter the two had as the hero rounded second base and headed for third as his home run. technically a teammate is not allowed to have any physical contact with another player before he touches the plate. that little detail was losed on peavy amidst the pandemonium. >> i just want to be respectful and i wish i would have done different at the end of the day. no deshawn disrespect. i was as happy as i could be in the moment. >> he let emotions rule the moment. anyone who sees him pitch knows dramatics are a big part of his game. don't expect him to calm down. >> i have children at home. i understand there's the role model aspect.

(chuckles) travis. mexico has beaches. so even though we live in florida, which is a state covered with beaches, you're all in agreement that because mexico has beaches, it's an island? mm-hmm. absolutely. (jules) of course. see, trav. this is why i'm glad you're home. because without you, i, too, am an island, surrounded by an ocean of dummies on all sides, which is what an island is... ya dummies. no need to call names. seems a little harsh. (mouth full) yeah. chill. you spend all your free time throwing pennies in a can. i bet none of you have read a book in the last six months. i just finished a book. the instruction manual to the margarita machine doesn't really count as a book. why not? it was a page-turner. you know, for a while there, i didn't know where to put the ice. good god. (speaks inaudibly) he's already with someone? aw, poor laurie. "poor laurie"? i haven't been called that since grade school. i used to have to trade kisses for milk money. (sighs) oh, hell, no! smith! you are a dead man! be cool. it's my b

please don't make me go to travis' graduation. i'll hate it. look, my family never showed up for big events. with travis... you have perfect skin. i'm back in. ellie torres, you are my family. if you try to skip out on travis' graduation, i will murder you... hard. fine. i'll go. but guess who's coming with me. bam! holy big hat! love it. hides so much of your face. (crunches loudly) did andy let you in? uh-huh. he's not allowed to do that without warning me. (chuckling) aah! aah! that's for letting laurie in. all right, come here. love you. mmm! bye. mmm, i love it. it's like we're in prison. oh, you got your yearbook. besides my senior photo, there's one picture of me, and it's with mr. goulsby, the creepy wood shop teacher. (chuckles) why do you have your hands on his breasts? because i was pretending to push him into the band saw, but they cropped that part out. bummer for you, dude. what happened to mr. i don't care about high school? what was i supposed to say? i didn't make any mark at all. the only thing that matters is that you got thr

travis neff: sure. -we've talked about simple things like carpets now being very hard for you, and doorways. amy van dyken-rouen: yeah. meredith vieira: is your home up to the challenge now? -um, i don't know. we've had some of tom's friends in the house making sure that it's ok. -do they know what they're doing? -i don't know. i don't know. -well, you know what? i have a little surprise for you. tom's friends have not been in your house. -ok. -no. we wanted to do everything we could actually to make life a little easier for you when you got home. yeah, you're ready? -i don't know. -we partnered with george oliphant from the home improvement show, "george to the rescue," to make some renovations. so george, can you come out here? [applause] -ok. well, george has been on this secret mission. we called george and asked him, because he's so great at this. we're going to start with the kitchen. -so we took the granite from the original island, but we dropped it down a little bit so that you can roll under.

travis ishikawa delivered a walk off three-run homer as the team beat the cardinals in five games of the nlcs. the giants take on the kansas city royals in the fall classic. game one tuesday night in kansas city. >>> number two, today is the 25th anniversary of the loma prieta earthquake. 63 people died in the 6.9 earthquake. a moment of silence will be held this evening at the loma prieta 25th anniversary commemorative program at the explore tor yum, same place where a design for a remembrance memorial wall will be unveiled. >>> number three, uc berkley police are investigating five sexual assaults at a fraternity, organization that is not recognized by the school. police say five people were drugged and sexually assaulted between last friday and sunday. >>> number four, the first nurse to be diagnosed with ebola is now in an isolation unit at a bethesda hospital. health officials also say a health worker who handled specimens from thomas eric duncan, the man who died from the virus, is in self quarantine on a caribbean cruise ship. >>> number five, there will be no strike today aff

travis ishikawa is the one who deserves the credit for hitting the ball. believe it belongs on his trophy case, not mine. >> sportswriter daniel brown with our media partner showed this photo, ishikawa is there. hard to tell who was happier after they met outside the clubhouse aft victory. >> thursday night's win was especially exciting for asian americans. abc news property vic lee reports. >> this was the home run that won the game for the giants and propelled them to the world series. >> absolutely chaos. 43,000 people standing up nearing as loud as i was. >> it's so gratifying and i'm so happy i was able to do it for the city and the team. >> ishikawa, ishikawa! >> the homer was made by a play who are almost quick had he had a long slump had the minors, travis ishikawa. >> i think he just grinded and stayed with it, and i think that's kind of the japanese-american experience. >> it was particularly special for asian americans are all ages. >> how did you feel when you watched ishikawa? >> i am mostly like japanese, and it just makes me feel really grea

i appreciate it interview. >> travis, enjoy. and your family enjoy that house and a special thanks from me as well for all you have done. i'm sure you will love this house. thank you, travis. >> you have a great day. appreciate that. >> that's fun. isn't it? here is a guy who gave us so much and his family and now you and all your contributors and everyone worked hard look what you are doing back. >> it's a good feeling. we can't forget that we have been at war for 13 years and we have got so many wounded out there that have, you know, that are going to have life challenges for years to come. their families are going to have those challenges. if we can provide him this opportunity to have a happy life for what he has given all four limbs. then that's just a way that we can serve. >> and you can watch more of our interviews with gary sinise. just go to gretawire.com. coming up, i'm going to talk to you of off the record about the >>> let's all go off the record. what is the big deal? i have read there is discussion and even criti

it made travis ishikawa who he is. >> dream come true.n knowing if i would be in the big leagues again or continue playing at the end of this season. to be in this moment right now is special. >> it's no secret ishikawa had a tough year. he hung on to baseball just like his ancestors did. ishikawa is in a small club of japanese americans who play for the m lflb, honing a sport they once played to survive. >> it was a traumatic time period for all japanese americans. i remember playing baseball quite a bit in camp, and traveling from one part of the camp to another to play other teams in other sections of the camp. >> in 1942 after the u.s. government ordered all japanese americans to be moved to internment camps, travis ishikawa's own grandparents were sent to the camp in california. it was baseball that helped the young kids to make it through. they were constantly reminded they were prisoners. >> if you hit a foul ball you couldn't go after it because the guards had to go after it. >> back then, baseball was as important to the japanese

travis ishikawa won the game with a bottom of the ninth home run. the fan who caught the souvenir ball decided not to keep it. frank burke of oakdale returned the ball to ishikawa last night. daniel brown with the mercury news shared this photo with us. and colin resh shared this picture of travis with a big smile on his face as he posed with the ball. >> one happy man. everybody has giants fever today. last night's win was especially exciting for asian americans. >> the heroics of one of their own won the game for the home team. abc 7 news reporter vic lee is live in japan town with the story. hi, vic. >> reporter: hey, that's all folks here in japan town are talking about, travis ishikawa, the hero of last night's game. in japanese, his name means river rock. he was the rock last night and that river was overflowing with excitement and emotion certainly for asian american fans. this was the home run that won the game for the giants and propelled them to the world series. >> absolutely chaos. 43,000 people standing up cheering as wildly as i was. i

amy, thanks. >> the star of yesterday's game, of course, travis ishikawa. he has the ultimate souvenir to prove it. >> great story. the giants fan who caught this winning home run ball last night didn't keep it. you see him in the arcade. he makes the catch. that's frank burke of oakville. he makes a classy move afterwards. this is burke returning the ball to ishikawa. daniel brown, a reporter with the mercury news" shared this photo with us. you can see the smile on his face as he holds on to that ball. the one that ended the national league championship series. >> i like the goggles from all the champagne flowing. area fans showing is off their team spirit. this happy couple with plenty to smile about after scoring tickets to the world series. they posted this picture saying, kansas city, here we come. >> well, here are two generations of giants fans. like father, like son. both sporting their buster posey jerseys. you can e-mail your fan photos or tweet them to us @abc7use. >> so here's the schedule. game two, wednesday october 22nd in kc. the giants com

travis you think about him the guy was in tears earlier in the season thinking he was going to leave the game land he is a hero. so i think no matter what san francisco giants fans around they come together during this time and that's the electricity we see when you are at home on the couch watching it or here at the ballpark eating must not cheese. >> that happen to be orange. my final orange snack i brought cheetos. we did wipe the orange dusk off before we joined you. we have about an hour to go until the start of world series game three right here in san francisco. i am asking for a third. >> should be fun. i know we had the wedding proposal and coach andy have some video of it. robert and his girlfriend kelly that he's in love with her and wants to know if she's going to marry him. we don't know where they are but we hope kelly said yes. >> i'm assuming she did. thank you so much for coming back to us and we hope that we can shuttle some of these snacks over your way frank and julie. with had orange soda carrot sticks and chootos and that's a full meal. >> it's a full meal deal.

. >> there is travis. >> you can't help but look at travis and think about that story earlier this year, let go by pittsburgh. >> he was starting first baseman for the pirates. >> called up his friend saying maybe i'm not cut out for this. maybe it's time for me to start looking somewhere else for work. now look at him. >> yeah. there are so many. >> and he is back and truly a giant, started his career as a san francisco giant. there again is brandon crawford and part of his family. there is amy g. along with brandon belk. >> this is my producer. you now which team? >> with the giants. >> renelle was the second pa announcer. >> i didn't know that. >> i didn't either. i just got reminded. >> three years ago he was playing for the warriors in mexico. he went to play ball in venezuela. the giants brought him up. he had been in the majors and he was cut by one of the teams. he thought i'm done. >> yeah. arizona diamond backs. >> no one wanted me. i'll go play in mexico. >> he was staying at a $175 a month hotel. >> five star hotels from here on out. >> yeah. >> he has a good chance of being

and this comes from travis in rapid city. myers: i come down to parent teacher control. my daughter worked as a teacher up in central, drove the bus to monitor the halls, broke up fights and the playground, did it all. and the mandate that comedown from common core and so one dictate at different kind of way to teach. we need better funding.

>> travis, there's a deer. why is he so scared of deer that young? you would think he would want to play with the deer. >> only problem is that guy does not own this car. >> why borrowing might not have been the best idea. rescuers jump right in after a dog went over the side. the swift recovery to bring you back to the surface. beberoroccccaaaaaaaaaaaaa! [popping & fizzing sounds] susupppporort t bobothth m mens and phphysysicicalal e enenergrgy . prprououd d spspononsosor r ofo. >>> like us on facebook.com/right this minute. now back to the show. >> what do you do if you don't have your own race car? you borrow someone else's this is iceland where they are having a huge hill climbing event. he caught 1,600 horsepower with cattle tires. there are gopro cameras catching a couple of different angles. that guy does not own this car, but is going to drive it like he does. steering wheel popped off in the guy's hand. >> why would that steering wheel come off so easily especially if the purpose of this car was to do vertical climbs? >> i'm not sure if it

and -- >> travis ishikawa hits one into right! the giants win the pennant!>> how come the orioles couldn't do something like that? >> because it is payday friday. travis ishikawa with the three -- with the big three help run walkoff homer to send the giants to the world series, they head to kansas for game one against the royals on tuesday. that means my black and orange motif will still work. >> nice. >> so i'm good. my motif works. let's go to the nfl, and the jets, patriots, thursday night football, to the fourth quarter. new england leading by a point. penalties -- >> only third and 19. i mean, no way they would possibly make it. >> all right. 19 yard line, third and goal, tom brady out of the shotgun finds danny amendola to give the patriots a lead, the jets get a chance for a win on a field goal attempt with five seconds left to play. that was blocked. patriots win it 27-25. >> two weeks to halloween and as a jets fan, i'm already looking at potential draft picks for next year. that is sad. >> that is sad. you're that despaired? >> yes. >> yes. >> yes.

. >>> travis ishikawa hits one into right! the giants win the pennant! >> and one giant swing sends san francisco back to the world series for the third time in five years. captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for friday, october 17th, 2014. good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. well, this morning a dallas health care worker who may have handled a lab specimen from the liberian patient who died of ebola is in isolation on a cruise ship anchored in belize. the ship sailed from galveston, texas, august 12th. they say she has been self-monitoring and did not have direct contact with thomas duncan. she has shown no signs of the disease for 19 days, the maximum 21 days. >>> president obama says he may appoint an ebola czar to head the administration's response to the virus. the first dallas nurse diagnosed with the disease is now being treated at the national institutes of health near washington. nina pham's colleagues showed their support as she left texas health presbyterian hospital yesterday. she f

all setup, you probably know this, because of this pennant- clinching home run by travis ishikawa.rank burk, a life long giants fan from oakdale, he caught that ball there. he said just going to the game was important. that's because he went with his friend who was in the middle of his fight with cancer. while that ball could have returned to oakdale with burk, burk tells us in his heart he knew he want the rightful owner, so he gave it back to ishikawa and got to see the post-game celebration close up. >> travis came out and came over to me and, you know, showed him the ball. shook hands. >> ishikawa gave him a signed bat in return. he also got four world series tickets to next friday's game. he said he's bringing his wife, his friend with cancer, but it's more complicated to figure out who is getting the fourth picket. turns out burk has four kids, so he thought the fair thing to do is to pick a name out of a hat. >>> this afternoon, giants got a final workout in before they hit the road to kansas city. john was there at at&t park where the players were still buzzing from thursda

and bottom of the ninth, travis ishikawa ends the game there, a shot that just clears levi's landing, sending the giants to the world series. that. >> moment captured in today's "san francisco chronicle," the headline reads "giants walk off to world series" and proclaims them, what else, national league champions for now. >> they won the pennant, can't take that away. here's a live look at at&t park at 5:02, quiet now. fans have to wait another week to see their fans play there in the world series, because the giants open up in kansas city on tuesday and wednesday. and then they are back to san francisco on friday. >> and within minutes of the giants' win, graphic sportswear began printing the t-shirts. we open the pennant. sharp looking. leaves no doubt as to what they're trying to say. good morning. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, kris and sam. here we are, at&t park. fans sure know how to generate a lot of trash. a good eight hours after the game, and the janitorial crew still having to pick up what people left behind. and they're not the only ones who have been working overnight.

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