COSTELLO: It is deadline day in Hong Kong. Protest leaders have given Hong Kong's chief executive until today to resign. They're also threatening to occupy government buildings despite police warnings. Thousands of demonstrators continue to pack Hong Kong's all-important financial district and they're on the move to the gates of the chief executive's office. I'm expecting -- no Will Ripley? Will Ripley's in the middle of this crowd. We can't get to him right at the moment because we're having a little bit of technical difficulty ,but take a look at these pictures. Thousands and thousands of young people protesting on this last day, and we did get word from China that the chief executive will not step down under any circumstances. So we may well see these students take over government buildings very soon. Of course we'll keep you posted on the things in Hong Kong. Also, ISIS militants are closing in on a besieged Syrian town right on Turkey's doorstep. Kurdish leaders are telling civilians to get out of that town, the town is called Kobani. They're telling citizens to get out now. The fighting around Kobani is within earshot of the Turkish border where thousands of refugees have fled. Turkey's parliament is meeting behind closed doors right now. Lawmakers are deciding whether to join the U.S.-led coalition and send troops across the border into Syria to take on ISIS. Still to come in the NEWSROOM, advice from an Ebola survivor.</s>NANCY WRITEBOL, EBOLA SURVIVOR: Don't think wait, thinking, oh, this is the flu or I'm just not really getting any better. Don't wait to seek out medical help.</s>COSTELLO: American missionary Nancy Writebol talks about her recovery and the Ebola patient now being treated in Texas.
Deadline Day in Hong Kong; Fighting Nears Turkish-Syria Border