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. what is 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, th

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

zachary nightingale/aboga do de inmigracion 7:05 personas con archivo limpio, quien entro edad joven,mujeres embarazadas 7:12 victor rosales/enfrenta deportacion 20:53 no solo yo sino mi familia completa estuvimos muy felices de recibir una noticia como esta porque hemos estado pendiente de todo lo que esta sucediendo 21:04 pero quienes seran los primeros beneficiados? este abogado explico que seran los que entraron en proceso de deportacion recientemente. 8:03 casos recientes casos que tiene audiencia en los proximos 6 o 7 meses 8:11 ese no es el caso de victor, pero aun asi confia en que eventualment e se beneficiara. 22:04 no tengo ningun record criminal tengo una familia establecida en este pais desde hace 20 anos, nunca he dado problemas con la justicia 22:12 el abogado de inmigracion zachary nightingale recibio informacion de agentes de inmigracion en washigton de que revisar este primer grupo podria tomar un par de meses.... explico que despues seguiran con los demas. 9:15 mas tarde inmigracion va a revisar el resto de los casos que tiene audiencias con los jueces de inmigracio

zachary nightingale/aboga do de inmigracion 7:05 personas con archivo limpio, quien entro edad joven,razadas 7:12 victor rosales/enfrenta deportacion 20:53 no solo yo sino mi familia completa estuvimos muy felices de recibir una noticia como esta porque hemos estado pendiente de todo lo que esta sucediendo 21:04 pero quienes seran los primeros beneficiados? este abogado explico que seran los que entraron en proceso de deportacion recientemente. 8:03 casos recientes casos que tiene audiencia en los proximos 6 o 7 meses 8:11 ese no es el caso de victor, pero aun asi confia en que eventualment e se beneficiara. 22:04 no tengo ningun record criminal tengo una familia establecida en este pais desde hace 20 anos, nunca he dado problemas con la justicia 22:12 el abogado de inmigracion zachary nightingale recibio informacion de agentes de inmigracion en washigton de que revisar este primer grupo podria tomar un par de meses.... explico que despues seguiran con los demas. 9:15 mas tarde inmigracion va a revisar el resto de los casos que tiene audiencias con los jueces de inmigracion y mas tard

zacharies lane splitter boot and chew. and heather adds. broncos billies and zack-- zacharies in berkeley. and there it is. look at this. >> and oh, wow: >> what is that thing behind the head board. >> i don't think we should be asking. >> and we'll get out of here . we'll be back with the reaction to the stories. and stick around for the news at four. and have a nice day. bye bye. gentleman witness say it sounded like a machine gun dozens of shell casings scattered all over the street. when it was over, eight people had to be rush to the hospital including 3 children one of them just a year old it happened at seventh and willow interthe main post office. allen wong is there live to begin the team coverage. >> oakland police say the one-year-old boy was shot in in the head and he and another woman are in critical condition tonight. in all as you mention 8 people were shot and wounded in the parking lot of this grocery store which is about 4 blocks away from the west oakland bart station. we obtained this surveillance video that show as grou

one is that you're particularly enthralled by zachary taylor.n for that is that zachary -- i think i'm quoting directly here -- died after being in the sun too much at the dedication of the washington monument and then ate too much berries and cream. >> just amazing to me -- well, first, i would add another obsession and that's british-based talk show hosts. the parts of the presidency that i love are those little stories, the death of president garfield at my beloved jersey shore about eight miles from where i grew up. he thought after being shot that the air on the jers shore would have a restorative power. as i find it to have around about august 1th. zachary taylor, we were so young a nation and so medically naive that, yes, it's believe head had a kind of rancid bowl of cherries and milk in the hot sun and there was no saving him. and, of course, now given medical science. but it's that nuggetry, the granular nature of our presidential history i've always enjoyed. i was 8 years old, i guess, when i wrote president johnson, having seen the i

zachary has more. >> blind. acc rookie of the year kevin dorsey, 52 yards.ething big, something big happened. >> it was a perfect marriage. they were on their way. like all honeymoons, this one was short lived. in the weeks and months that followed that win over miami, someone called a well scripted story. >> i'm the guy responsible for everything so maybe i didn't put enough guys in position to get it done. you know, we know we have to get better. >> reporter: the losses alienated them at left many wondering if forcing ralph to walk was good. >> it's tough to deal with. >> bigger and better things ahead for next year. i'm going to be watching. >> you see teams fall apart but that's nowhere near the case here. >> reporter: a prime time game against notre dame on national television. it sounds like a bowl game or chance to salvage the season. >> is this your team's bowl game? can you salvage the team with a win saturday? >> we have to more games. to me, every game should be a bowl game. >> reporter: is it your bowl game? >> you can say that because this is a

zachary running wolf obglyed this tree outside city hall two days ago, he points out while police arrested dozens of occupiers and pushed hundreds more out of the plaza this morning -- zachary running wolf occupied this tree. >> reporter: he says he spent 100 days in the trees himself and is prepared to do it again here. noelle walker, ktvu news. >>> oakland major jean quan said today's evacuations were necessary because it had veered into a dangerous path. >> it was not longer for the closures or the unemployed the encampment became a place where we had repeated violence. >> reporter: the mayor added the city needed to evict the campers before more people were hurt pointing to a killing just last thursday. today's raid did produce a bit of a shake up. two aids resigned. segel resigned this morning, cornell resigned this evening. >>> more on the price tag of occupy oakland. the city has broken down the tab and say police costs 1 million, mutual aid is up to $50,000. $16,000 to remove debrises, the total cost $2.4 million. stay with ktvu news as the protesters in oakland make the next move.

. >> authorities refer to kevin zachary wells. for some reason, he left his house late at night. some -- the next morning, the sidepotted of the road. >> he had some dramatic -- traumatic brain injuries. he said he did not remember who attacked him or why. few weeks ago, he took his own life. >> i now consider whoever beat up, murderers. >> both fathers wonder whether able -- whether they ever get answers or justice for their sons. >> i would like to have five with whoever did it. the mystery continues. the investigations are still open. doctor still stands by his that his injuries did from a hit and run, but from an assault. driversrning for of the in and out nation's capital. there are a new batch of speed cameras at nine locations. the expanded speed traps are record number of tickets. >> the bulk of the people do get are from maryland or outside neighboring jurisdictions. has become an obsession for trying to make money the city. >> this is the second time that have popped upe in the district. >>> frustration and fear for a william county family. a woman who is raising a chil

they are letting zachary running wolf be. >>> the occupy camp may be broken up but the political fall out is far from over. ktvu's ken pritchett has more. >> reporter: one of the top advisers resigned after the police moved into the camp this morn. the mayor face as potential recall of potential no confidence vote. but the political damage can be repaired. >> reporter: the police raid this morning ended o-o. it permanently ended dan's position in the mayor's office. >> when it became clear this morning the police were coming to break it up again, i did send the mare my resignation. >> reporter: he says the mare made a mistake calling in police. the mayor spoke briefly. >> he is moving on. i am moving on. >> reporter: it is the second high profile departure since o- o began and a recall effort gained steam. with volunteers gathering signatures. >> there is 160 days that we have to gather the signatures. my estimation is this will occur long before 160 days. >> right now the mayor is in trouble. 73% of the voters are unhappy. >> reporter: he says the mayor's waffling is damaging politic

zachary running wolf obglyed this tree outside city hall two days ago, he points out while police arrested dozens of occupiers and pushed hundreds more out of the plaza this morning -- zachary running wolf occupied this tree. >> reporter: he says he spent 100 days in the trees himself and is prepared to do it again here. noelle walker, ktvu news. >>> oakland major jean quan said today's evacuations were necessary because it had veered into a dangerous path. >> it was not longer for the closures or the unemployed the encampment became a place where we had repeated violence. >> reporter: the mayor added the city needed to evict the campers before more people were hurt pointing to a killing just last thursday. today's raid did produce a bit of a shake up. two aids resigned. segel resigned this morning, cornell resigned this evening. >>> more on the price tag of occupy oakland. the city has broken down the tab and say police costs 1 million, mutual aid is up to $50,000. $16,000 to remove debrises, the total cost $2.4 million. stay with ktvu news as the protesters in oakland make the next move.

. >> muslims are celebrating the muslim festival in zachary face in santa clara, the holiday kicked off with several family events. the muslim community association expects 8,000 people to take part in the event, and includes a distribution of to the needy. >> helps people to learn and understand more of what sacrifice means. people when they get stuff, we're happy and overwhelmed. but also teaches us humans when you give some, you should be even more happy because you are giving somebody to make somebody happy. >> the holiday follows haj. >> alan: some tragic news. five people are dead and two others hospitalized after a home-care facility for disabled people caught fire. it happened in monterey county. four adults were found dead and a fifth body was discovered this morning. amateur video shows the flames. three police officers suffered from smoke inhalation after trying to rescue people in the burning structure. >> no charges have been filed in the death of a teenage girl hit by two cars in san jose last night. she was struck while washing near pearl avenue around 8:00. police say bo

. >> zachary is not a maniac. >> yes, he is. he is a maniac. tavis: you have that and academy award winners, this had better be good. [laughter] tavis: this better be good. >> no pressure. i'm relieved now. tavis: what did you make of the filming of the project? >> i must admit, i didn't count the oscars and nominations before we started, otherwise i would have been intimidated. the first day or two, spent in awe. and then thankfully everybody was kind of agreeing to get on with the job. it was the level of professionalism, the best meaning and best sense of the word was wonderful. tavis: i suspect if i ask this question of ms. winslet or ms. foster or mr. riley, i would get a different answer, when you say the first day was spent in awe, what was you in awe of? >> roman po lmp arch nmp ski. >> he has been making movies before i was born, since then. roman polanski. >> and i followed him and aware of his status as a film maker and his importance in film history. from you know, the moment i got interested in movies as a kid, fearless vampire hun

. >> that i mean is zachary. i'm the mayoral candidate in the city of berkeley. >> there are people there that will speak very directly and advocate for the destruction of property. >>> that spawned a group of enforcers. >> we had a problem with homelessness. we had problems, we solved that by giving our food. >> there are fights. i saw one instance that looked to be something like a domestic dispute. they aren't being looked after. >> there is no name leader because leaders of social movements are arrested or assassinated. leader or not, weather is eroding this camp. >> after the rain on saturday night, the place was a complete disaster. it's wet. you hear a lot of coughing in the middle of the night. >> in the 48 hours, our producer was in camp, no sign of police patrol. >> i guess the question is going it be how long can oakland let this go on before you really have some problems? before someone gets sick. someone gets hurt, or you have episodes of violence, which will make this more difficult for the city to

zachary tomacelli from lewiston, maine. i have spoken to him. and the police have spoken to him.e his story in depth. >> appreciate your time. thank you. >> absolutely. >> we'll have more on this syracuse sex abuse scandal. where do the developments in the story leave bernie fine? he hasn't been charged with any crime so far. mark geragos, sunny hostin, jeff toon toobin. >>> violence in syria. we've been reporting on this for months now. "the new york times" tom friedman gives us his take tonight and weighs in on egypt's historic election. [ woman ] my boyfriend and i were going on vacation, so i used my citi thank you card to pick up some accessories. a new belt. some nylons. and what girl wouldn't need new shoes? we talked about getting a diamond. but with all the thank you points i've been earning... ♪ ...i flew us to the rock i really had in mind. ♪ [ male announcer ] the citi thank you card. earn points you can use for travel on any airline, with no blackout dates. is all the wrapping a gift needs. wait a minute...i... [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] the lexus december to reme

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are said the actions of the police in oakland have given the movement its flag to rally around zachary believes that the violence is itself a turning point he predicts that if several more incidents like this happen we will see people within the occupy wall street movement coming out of the woodwork as aggressors a lot of our viewers who wrote in seemed to feel that the violence in oakland is a turning point for the occupy movement and with the lessons learned by this incident let's hope that all sides can find a way to turn in the right direction because we all know there was no turning back . now as always we appreciate your responses and here's our next question for you know at home we've witnessed hundreds of arrests of occupy protesters all over the country from new york city in nashville you see cities and states use arcade legislation or passing around new laws to get it done but it's not anything we think of are losing our first amendment rights to free speech and assembly of americans if you respond to us on facebook twitter and you tube and he has a response just like me on.

it was a zachary taylor which which one of the president's ran on the on shutting down the federal bank and it was a new you know the names and energex and thank you very much and i mean the two of consul and you know there was a lot of sentiment against a national bank and then we went. to hot how does this fit into the history of banking we're how did we end up with with this with the fed and why is what you're suggesting which is done in one state right now and i'd like you to tell us about that why is that something that you know people have been why are they not calling for why of americans traditionally opposed it. well i think largely because they don't understand the concept but we did have that probably the best banking model we have ever had was the bank of pennsylvania in benjamin franklin's times and that was publicly they made well they printed out little paper receipts that they called paper scrip you know so they they issued the money the government issued money so they would lend it to farmers that five percent interest it was totally sustainable because. that money woul

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police say 20-year-old zachary freeman grabbed the woman's purse and assaulted her. is charged with robbery and assault. the victim is not seriously hurt. >>> time now for a quick look at at. defeated belinda conaway ahead. >>> and hear what a couple of ravens have to say about the perry hall high school soccer controversy. for these stories and more, read tomorrow's baltimore sun. and remember, you can look for the updated forecast first warning weather team. >>> ready to withstand bad weather? remember this dramatic video. rappelling to check on damaged stone. keep winter weather for the monument. still, no target date for it to reopen. now, imagine the terror felt at the top of the monument on that quiet summer afternoon. ranger tells nikki williams it's a day she fought back fear to get everyone else out safely. >> reporter: august 23rd, 1:51 p.m. >> an earthquake shakes the east coast. >> reporter: on a sunny afternoon, the earth shifts. panicked callers call 911. >> my house was shaking. >> reporter: it's bad enough on the ground. but look what it's like for pe

police say 23-year-old zachary freeman assaulted a woman and stole her purse on fort small wood road.itnesses saw him running away, so they chaseed him and held him down until officers arrived. >>> face to face with lions and bears. a new report shows just how close police officers came to those exotic animals that escaped from an exotic farm. vic has details for us. deputies arrived to find lions and bears charging at them and running through houses and front yards. one deputy saw a charging black bear. another deputy shot at a mountain lion that was hissing and showing his teeth at him. it got up and started running towards him again. forcing him to fire several additional shots. the animal's owner released them from their cages before taking his life. still not clear why he did it. >>> police have defended their decision to shoot and kill the animals, saying they were just trying to protect themselves and the public. >>> for the first time, congresswoman gabrielle giffords is talking about her struggle after a gunshot wound to the head. in a new memoir, she relearns a difficult pro

zachary has more on the changes taking place in college park. >> it was like, you know, it was -- iteemed like a dream to me. who would think coach williams would leave. >> this is my decision. it's not a quick decision. i have thought about it for awhile. >> i have nothing but respect for the guy. you don't get anywhere in life sitting back and being happy. >> i played with the university of kansas. he played at the highest level. i think maryland is one of those jobs. >> may 11, larry brown coaching tree. a proven winner by way of texas a&m. his skills will be tested and tested early. >> this team will be known for -- >> defending. >> it may not mean more than holding someone accountable. for the players, adjusting to a new leadership style. >> he's more calm. he's definitely more calm than coach williams. >> reporter: there's expected to be growing pain as he takes over a young team with just two juniors and one senior. >> sean has been there and done that. started, he's not started. he's played at duke and carolina. he's separated himself and been a great leader. >> reporter: he'

. >> judging by this game, you'd never know zachary and jacob are just guests for the day. >> findinge being back at home with the kids and all that stuff. >> reporter: two new playmates that is. >> it is new people to play with and i love to watch their expresses when they eat the pie and the turkey and everything else we have. >> we have gotten a lot of opportunities to spend time outside with people, regular people. >> zachary and jacob don't get a lot of days like this. >> hardest one for me is being away from my family. >> the two are battle buddies in the u.s. army. this family adopted them for thanksgiving. >> these boys eat with abandon. they are always hungry when they get here. >> janice and her daughter april have opened up their home for solids on thanksgiving for more than 20 years. >> i've actually gotten letters from moms saying thank you. >> we had eight soldiers one year. it was the year that i called mom and said, i can't fit them all in my car! >> they and other families across hampton roads make room for these men and women every year to say thanks. >> it's nice to

. >> zachary is a contributor to daily beast.rarely are you surprised by anything. why did this blow you away? >> most of the allegations have been made by a conservative fellow. this is not partisan and not usually the kind of person who digs it up. we have confirmation from a more questionable source. the famous and infamous lobbyist who said exactly the same thing. the idea that members of congress are able to legally trade what is by any stretch of the imagination and if you are on a committee, you trade monsanto or whatever the health care is or trade hmo stocks, the fact that this is legal, if anyone did anything remotely resembling this, it would be slammed as insider trading by the sec and this is legal. that you can do this is astonishing. >> nancy pelosi said congress has never done more for consumers. it is very troubling that 60 minutes would base reporting off a conservative author who made a career out of attacking democrats. republicans were also in this report and republican congressman spencer bacchus of alabama