zachary quinto. stay with us. zachary quinto is a talented actor whose credits include "he rose -- heroes." his latest project is called "margin call." it opens in theaters around the country this weekend. >> what does your model say that means for us here? >> that is where it becomes a projection, but -- >> you are speaking with me, mr. solomon. >> sir, if those assets decrease by just 25% and remain on our books, that loss would be greater than the current market capitalization of this entire company. >> so, what you are telling me is that the music is about to stop. >> -- tavis: that is the best you could do for your film -- jeremy irons, kevin spacey? >> it does not get any better than that. stanley tucci, paul betony -- bettany. it is an incredible group of people. tavis: since you just ran that list, that is an all-star cast. whais it about this project that allowed you, as producer, to pull all of those folks to gather around this story line? >> i think it was the material, the caliber of the material, the

i haven't zachary, a just and, of commack and -- zachary, justin, bob, and ike. you can come forward, please. two minutes. >> that is all i need. ok. my name is ed zachary. i hope it is not obvious this is my first public comment. i am days student at sfsu. i would like to say that i am not a huge bicyclist. i do enjoy it. i grew up in los angeles, know the value of a car. but a buffer zone is a wonderful idea. it would make me feel more comfortable bicycling in the city. i always they want to bicycle more, but it is difficult to start. i also have a bike. but as an environmental fights later, it is a great idea. it will help with reducing traffic. it will increase at people going outside and enjoying the park in general. also, i feel like the parking issue is a little bit trivial. the whole point is to reduce people from using their cars in the first place. it is great to keep as many spaces as possible because everyone still drive their cars. i feel like it is not as important when the purpose is to get people on the bike, like do not worry about the spot becau

i haven't zachary, a just and, of commack and -- zachary, justin, bob, and ike. you can come forward, please. two minutes. >> that is all i need. ok. my name is ed zachary. i hope it is not obvious this is my first public comment. i am days student at sfsu. i would like to say that i

you knew where zachary taylor stood. and i advanced a theory had zachary taylor not died 18 months into his presidency, food poisoning and, of course, one of the first conspiracy theories, did he die of natural causes? he insisted that california come into the union as a free state. and here is a southern slave owner, sugar plantation, baton rouge, louisiana. spent his entire life in the u.s. army. was the only national institution we had on the edge of civil war. and he's not going to let these people destroy his union. so we talk about richard nixon, only nixon could go to china because of the democrat had been to china, the conservative republicans would have attacked him like heck. but if nixon goes to china, well, then who can oppose it? well, if you have a southern plantation owner who's the war hero, the man who was the chief of staff during the mexican war double the size of the united states, and then, of course, with his death becomes the starting gun of will these new states come into the -- [inaudible] and th

coming up, two more guests with us, zachary karabell with the dai"the daily beast." show is free flowing as the movement. what do you think? i walked through the area, and they have food stands and support systems, and some people are singing gospel music or john lenin. >> it reminds me of being in college, and i mean that in a good way, like from a bigger perspective, and the worst thing is apathy. the fact that you have people involved and engaged whether you disagree or agree, and from the perspective if the united states is going to pull itself out of the funk, we need that energy. >> i love that you hit on the apathy. when the tea party movement was taking off you heard a lot of people on the left and a lot of progressives saying there was no counter to the tea party movement. fast and furious. and there was no immediate counter. is this the counter. >> it's the beginning seeds of that. it makes sense that this is in new york. this is the financial capital. >> people want shout-outs about their rallies. don't forget houston or arizona. this is not here any more.

chandor and actor in the film, zachary quinto. thank you for being here.ation of this. people are going to watch this, is this lehman brothers, goldman sachs, what is this? just tell us. >> it was a mashup. i wanted this to be as universal as possible. it's not lehman brothers, you know, that's sort of out there right now, but prafrankly, in m mind, this bank's still in business and still doing what they do. which is the sort of, you know, kind of intense thing about this film. is they were the first ones to see this coming and they got out. >> yeah, zach, what is it that they do. >> what is it they do in the fi film? >> yes. >> they sell everything. they sell everything they possibly can before it is valueless. so they act very scrupulously -- not so much. but the intention of the movie is not to drag people through the coals or -- >> it's not heroes and villains. >> exactly. >> it's about a system. >> exactly. and it's about the impact that system has in the people who participate in it either wittingly or unwittingly. >> and what would you say that is?

zachary, played spock in "star trek" he came out in a very nonchalant way.n article for new york magazine. he said the reason why he came out was the fact that -- he was inspired by, a young boy that had committed suicide, he was gay, he made, it gets better video. zachary said that is, encouraged him to say as a gay man i need to come out live, proud and strong. very nice to see. plus he is 34. i'm 35. i'm thinking -- i could, i can lose my distracttion abut dating actors right from that one maybe. >> really touching though. his blog, wrote about the young man. wanted to reach out. hopefully, let other folks know, it does get better. >> absolutely does. great story i like to report on. coming up. turning bright lights in the blight. >> hollywood discovers a rundown, rust belt city. you are watching "world news now." we know a place where tossing and turning have given way to sleeping. where sleepless nights yield to restful sleep. and lunesta can help you get there, like it has for so many people before. when taking lunesta, don't drive or operate machinery

my name is zachary. i wanted to bring up real quickly, i used to live in boulder, colorado, and they had a program called older citizens on control, beat cop. it is no longer in existence because there were overzealous community members trespassing. that is something to keep in mind. supervisor campos: thank you. next speaker. >> that morning. my name is douglas, and i have lived in san francisco for 59 years. i would like to make one suggestion in regards to my own interpretation of community policing. i know it might sound dangerous, but i always thought that this was part of the job of being a policeman. i would like to suggest that the police department have a program where they vigorously use the police cars to stay at hot spots throughout the city, and while they are there, to pass out literature or fliers informing whoever is there that this is what they're doing and that they are going to be cutting out crime. i know that being a policeman is a dangerous job, but i am confident every single offic

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. >> zachary says it is a good feeling to go outside his comfort zone. >> we are getting really close a great friendship. >> blake says that he enjoys greek week because it is a clans for fraternitys and sororities to come together for one purpose. >> when you have everyone come together they have a chance to celebrate what it means to be greek. >> it is a time to show pride regardless of what organization one belongs to. >> with more than 30 participating in greek week, most participants can agree it is not about winning or losing. it is about letting loose and having fun. update news. >>> the spartans leading receiver this year isn't a receiver. dominic reports a nationally recognized tight end. po, ran ot biges targ the p . >>> at 6'5" and 230 pounds, the biggest target in the passing game. >> touchdown, san jose state. >> spartan fans watched him go for over a hundred yards in the win against mexico state. >> it has to do with how well we are running the ball involvement the line backers and safety versus to respect the running game. so we open up the middle of the field and that

this from zachary, mitt romney changes his mind more than lady gaga changes costumes. he should take one position on healthcare and stick with it. that principle is, mitt romney for president. at least he cared enough to create a plan. far less can be said about the majority of the gop. some of the other plans are laughable. let's head to atlanta and kyra phillips. >> good morning, guys. thanks so much. >>> presidential politics and a reality check from last night's republican debate. the focus on the economy, but the spotlight qusquarely on hern cain. his recent surge means he's wearing a bigger bullseye. jim acosta joins us. what do you think? how did cain do? >> with all that talk about the 999 plan last night, kyra. i thought it was the plug for the 9:00 show. no, you could probably read the thought bubble coming out of mitt romney's head last night. he was basically saying i could get used to this because so much of the attention at this debate was focused on herman cain, the former ceo of godfather's pizza. probably felt like one of his own pizza because his riva

zachary why we should try to prevent this plan from being implemented secondly we have not used tanks for seven months we did use them in the very beginning to provide proper protection for our soldiers who were safe inside them but no tank has fired on the battlefield so far it is natural that no country would welcome a terrorist group financed and armed from abroad these groups are a threat to citizens security and the workers state institutions and schools that yesterday three children were killed in one family there was a baby girl who among the victims who was not an even seventeen months old they why is that what they call reforms or is it terror and now you understand why i can openly confirm that we did deploy our security forces in the regions where militants are operating. a position maintains the dresser security council resolution that he too was supportive of the syrian government's position whereas you say that this stand prevented foreign intervention into serious domestic affairs as you know russia proposed a new resolution through a security council which is under con

. >> reporter: nbc 4 washington, zachary king. >> you can catch "george to the rescue" sunday morning. it's a great show. i didn't realize how much work goes on behind the scenes. >> they do great work. >>> coming up next, is it the end of the world as we know it? who says the world is supposed to end today. >> and veronica says we can expect showers this weekend. she says don't worry about the umbrella. she'll state farm. this is jessica. hey, jessica, jerry neumann with a policy question. jerry, how are you doing? fine, i just got a little fender bender. oh, jerry, i'm so sorry. i would love to help but remember, you dropped us last month. yeah, you know it's funny. it only took 15 minutes to sign up for that new auto insurance company but it's taken a lot longer to hear back. is your car up a pole again? [ crying ] i miss you, jessica! jerry, are you crying? no, i just, i bit my tongue. [ male announcer ] get to a better state. state farm. are on twitter, too. >>> not quite as windy today as yesterday. >> no, but let's talk about what's been happening during the break. i'm getting

. >> you know, i was the first actor join after zachary, because zachary also produced it.gnize the material. it's a pleasure to go to work every day with a group of great actors. >> do you have that kind of bucket list to work on a project just to say i worked with that actor. >> yes, woody allen, mr. scorsese, i know you're up. maybe martin isn't. woody, yes. >> this is a clip, you did this bit for funny or die. basically, it's a bunch of actors, celebrities sitting around a table, pitching ideas to the clinton global initiative and you actually do the impersonation of bill clinton until you're surprised. let's take a look and you can comment. >> i'll check on you guys. you're my little celebrity army. >> oh, kevin. >> what did i tell you about making crank calls in my office? >> not to do it. >> not to do without me. >> that's got to be fun. >> yes, it's great fun. we also did, when he left the white house, we did a video of his last days of the white house. where he stole my oscar from me and i had to retrieve it. this was a comedy thing. but this was to celebrate the t

zachary is really good.eed a squash coach. >> there you go. >> i have a feeling you would do just fine. >> he's mr. all around. thanks. >>> here is what we are working on for news 4 at 6:00, doreen is with us now. >>> coming up, what d.c. councilmembers are trying to do to regain the public's trust in light of the recent scandals. ahead at 6:00, more trouble for metro's morning commute. we'll have the latest details and mother nature crashes an outdoor wedding ceremony. tonight, we hear from the arizona couple who said i do in the middle of a dust storm. oh, a gritty you can kiss the bride there. >> a sandy kiss. >> coming up at 6:00. >>> tear gas sends crowds running as protesters clash with police at an occupy protest in california. now, the protesters say they weren't given enough warning to clear out. >> for all your news, follow us online, search nbc washington on facebook and twitter. >>> there are two prizes up for grabs today for our facebook fans. head to nbc washington facebook page and like us. >>

. >> my name is zachary grayton and today we are doing a dry run with the snow team. what we're going to be doing is going up and down the various streets, making sure that we know where all the speed bumps are. where all the curves and turns are in these streets, so that when we get our first snow event, we won't have any problems navigating through the different areas that we're assigned to. every winter, this particular street is a challenge to me. it's pretty tight here and these cars are parked on both sides of the street. i've been working on the snow detail every winter since approximately 1985. >> you have seen some pretty good storms? >> i've seen the best of the best when it comes to storms in d.c. snow megeddon. the snow caught us off guard for one. you had a lot of ice involved. and going down these narrow streets, we oftentimes get stuck on small streets. i look forward to the snow season every year. if it happens, then i make preparations to make myself available to the city. and do what needs to be done. making the streets as passable as possible. if we

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she was the daughter of general zachary taylor. jeff met her when she was 17 or 18 years old. they fell in love. the taylors didn't want them to marry because they department want her to live the tough life of an army officer's wife on the western frontier. they corresponded. then two years later after they'd not seen each other for two yearses and only had written letters, davis resigned from the army so he could marry her. he took her home to mississippi and then to his sister's plantation, and there both fell ill from a particularly virulent form of malaria that had been brought to the south by slaves from africa more than two centuries before. strange, almost a kind of vengeance who had enslaved them. davis and knox were very sick, delirious, almost died. davis recovered enough to crawl from his bed when he heard knox singing in her delirium her favorite song. and as he went to her bed and held her in his arms, she died. and she was 21 years old, and they had been married for 12 weeks. he then went into what he called, i quote, my great seclusion, closed quote, where for s

offices of a mighty financial firm perched over the shoulder of a risk management under link played by zacharyo gets a file from his laid-off boss and discovers.... >> be careful. >> reporter:... well, he gets the same look as the guy in deep impact who realizes a giant comet is headed straight for earth. >> there are $8 trillion of paper around the world relying on that equation. >> you're wrong. >> reporter: the structure is like a disaster movie but what spooks is not that their assets are toxic but the prospect of everyone else finding out. and it's only natural for us to cheer for people trying to save the day. even if they're flim flam artists. >> there are three ways to make a living in this business: be first, be smarter or cheat. >> reporter: explode that comet. kevin spacey's character begins as a complacent cut throat. >> why do you think i've stuck around this place so long. >> reporter: it turns out there's a line he's loath to cross. >> you cannot be doing what you're thinking of doing. >> reporter: a fire sale of worthless assets to unsuspecting customers. many of whom will go b

zachary is an independent there. caller: i'm a veteran who started school after i got out of the vietnam thing. i understand some of the 1970's and comments. i think what president obama is doing is the right thing. i paid out several student loans over the years, taking loans out while i was working full time and trying to get an associate's degree and then a bachelor's degree. at 52 years old, graduated with a larger student loan bill then i will ever be able to pay off. things are not the same as they were back in the 1970's. in the 1970's, you could be guaranteed that he would be a go -- that you would get a good paint job that would cover the cost of student loans, plus homes and cars, but today that is not the case. the salaries have not increased in a lot of the fields the same way they had in the 1970's. making comparisons, and i paid at the student loans of myself, it is difficult with the 8% loans and the reductions brought in some way they to get amnesty, but we are not getting a free pass. we still have t

ly vy zachary alexander joined the world on august 13, 2011 in waco, texas. every time a child of innocence is born it is a happy event. the first cry brings joyful tears to the eyes of parents, grandparents and neighbors. it is a happy occasion because we see hope in the freshness of birth, hope for a better world and hope for a better tomorrow. levi is born in the most marvelous and free country in the world, america. his parents have the most important and hardest job of all jobs. along with training energetic sister and brother, raising this new son of america to be of good character, love, liberty and walk in the favor of god and man is the most important responsibility of parents. so, mr. speaker, my desire for levi as his grandfather is he matures to be strong and courageous, love america and play football for the university of texas and not oklahoma. and that's just the way it is. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from california rise? mrs. capps: i ask permission to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore