one more follow-up for zachary here. if this number doesn't matter, why were economists and some prediblgting it was going up, we would have seen a number that ticked up today sxnt down? >> you have this whole industry of economists who game and try to predict what this number is going to be, because it's a cottage industry t. has its own logic. we're better off talking about the plight of people without college education and talking about regional issues where florida and the southwest have high unemployment whereas nebraska doesn't have high unemployment. you have this whole industry that predicts these numbers, but these are very hard numbers to predict. people are almost always wrong. >> absolutely, jonathan, let me bring you in. house speaker john boehner and eric cantor issued statements credit sidesiiticizing the numb. they didn't go further than that. is there a perception out that the conservatives and republicans if they don't tick up, especially the unemployment rate specifically they're seen rooting against t

zachary mckinney: "ms. hooks, especially has been spreading the word, 'david correy's going to be on x--actor, so look for hhm' so, we'veeall beennlooking for him and for him to be here and everything."kathy mahar: 20.50 "what a trip. what a trip!" spalding girll swoon for the brazillan- bornnsiiger.('lean on me' with chorus)correy now leans on fans here to get him through the show to become fox's x-factor.david correy: 5.09 "inssiring all these kids that wenn and go here that they are tars. they may noo know it right now, but they caa be."the hollywood lights shine brightly in severn.david correy: 4.02 this isn't the first thing i've done. it definitely won'ttbe the last. i've got a big heart."paul ggssler, ffx45 news at ten. david ccn be seen again tonight at 8 on fox45's 'x- factor'. coming up in our 6 o'clock houu... most americans ove friddys... but they're not good for driving. drivvng.why itts the worst day of the week... to be ouu on the road. the orioles fall to the tampa bay rays.what that means f

"news week" zachary carabel joins me. about attacking china or the people that work in ohio, pennsylvania, who believe the jobs outsourced and not a fair shake to make sure a kid or two goes off to china, is it about the facts of what's happening, particularly, for example, the president talked about the domestic tire situation? >> i recognize that emotions are heated and sensitive. i'm talking about this for years. not that we shouldn't be attending to the jobs of ohio. has been the epicenter of that happening. it's where do you put the locust of responsibility for that? what's the cause of it? and i'm firmly of the belief if you misdiagnose the cause you are not going to have a good prognosis for the solution. you know, u.s. manufacturers have been shutting jobs for 30 years and the president alluded that in the debate. it was taiwan, south korea, it was anywhere where there was simply a lower cost manufacturing base than the american cost structure would support and that's complicated for the american economy and i thi

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when her own son zachary was born a premie, she developed a way for him to feel her love.spitals worldwide. >> reporter: as a little girl growing, she dreamed of becoming an engineer. >> i always loved the technical field. i love math and my dad was an engineer. >> reporter: she came to the u.s. and got her ph.d. in industrial engineering. she also fell in love with a texan named larry. they married and five years later, yamile was pregnant. but their joy was cut short. >> i was pregnant, and i had e preeclampsia. i always say he was born to save me because i was the one that was sick. >> reporter: zachary was born weighing less than 2 pounds. >> you were a first-time mom, a new mom, and you would spend all day with your son. >> yeah. >> but you were told at night you needed to go home. >> it's very unnatural for a mom to go home after giving birth without a child. doesn't get any easier. when you have a child and the house is supposed to be, you know, a mess and it is very quiet. >> reporter: then the unthinkable. tropical storm allison flooded houston and shut down the h

we have julia frink and then zachary marks. >>> thank you. my name is julia frink. i have been a resident of san francisco since 1994. i run a dog care service, here since 1999. and i'm very interested in this position because i would like my voice and the voice of my customers and people who i'm involved in and their dogs involved in my life to have a voice somewhere within the community, the dog community. i'm very passionate about taking care of dogs and animals, and there's been a lot of legislations that have passed recently or the big dog legislation. and i felt my voice was unheard. i could not get a response from my supervisor because my business is larger than many businesses. i'd like to be a voice for that, for larger services. many of the dog -- >> can you be specific about which dog legislation? >>> the one that's going into effect in january 2013. >> are you talking about the dog walkers? >>> yes, the dog walkers. i am a professional dog walker, dog care, i do other things, pet sitting, boarding as well. and i just felt that i had no place to have my v

the daily beast's zachary -- joins us. >>> new jersey governor chris christie known for, of course, hisressing a rare regret. the governor now tells "esquire" magazine he went too far when he called a former navy s.e.a.l. a, quote, idiot during a town hall last march. the two got into a heated discussion over plans to merge the law school the ex-s.e.a.l. was anded itting with another law school. >>> take a look at last night's debate between two california democratic congressmen running against each other because of redistricting. congressman brad sherman and howard berman nearly came to blows. take a look. >> you saw the officer step in. the poor lady in the green came in to separate the two of them. i'm not sure if the audience realized they were, i guess, going to go to blows. anyway, congressman sherman later issued a statement saying he regrets his part while congressman berman's campaign released a statement accusing sherman of acting like a bully. those are the things we thought you should know. [ male announcer ] how do you trade? with scottrader streaming quotes, any way you wa

zachary? >> reporter: carol, when the academy opened in 2000, the neighborhood was so rough, they didn't want the kids going out for recess, but not only do they have a football program, they turned it into the best in the area. tonight they're on the road to north point high school to play only a handful of local games they'll get to play this season. home games are nonexistent. the locker rooms were moving crates. the biggest problem around here is finding some competition. >> it's almost been impossible to do. because we're not affiliated with a conference. some may not call me back. some still have gaps in their schedule. i take it in stride. we just focus on getting kids in school, you know. we get joy out of that. not just really just about winning. >> reporter: but a new postseason system makes them tough to dodge. made up of the best schools. the winner will take on the champs for an outright city championship. they're ready around here. >> we're definitely in favor of it. i think it w

zachary joins us live with more. zachary, it's a football matchup made in heaven this late in the season. >> reporter: it is. you can already field the anticipation building up here. before hot teams like damascus started popping up, there was one power in this area for years. seneca valley. they won state championships. his coach has been part of three of them. since he took over head coaching duties nine years ago, zero. he's starting to feel a little bit of the pressure. but i asked him what it would mean to get this team back to state championship form. >> chokes me up a little bit thinking about that. because i try to tell the kids, winning a state title is one of the greatest experiences you'll ever have in your life. outside the birth of my children, you know, which was different, there's nothing like winning a state championship. because you put it all together, and you love that feeling. and that feeling is what i want so badly for the kids that i coach every day. because we work so hard for it. >> reporter:

her sons alex, zachary, adam and father merwyn. >> here is kiersten before.w, thank you. >> look right there at this camera right here. >> tell us about the hair. >> this is a perfect example how a series of small changes can really change your whole look. we gave her that great shape around the face and the layers. face, shape and layers is so important. that sculpts your face. a little pinch of make-up. i softened her hair color which i bet you colored at home. i tried to even it out. add a few subtle highlights. >> randy's eyes are pooling up. what do you think? >> i think she's beautiful. i mean, you were beautiful before, but you look beautiful now, too. just gorgeous. i love it. i'm glad you didn't get your hair cut too short or anything crazy. you look beautiful. really. your smile. >> this is like a love letter. >> that dress is hot. >> i love red, especially for fall. this is by maggie london and this beautiful cuff and earrings by kendra scott. >> big round of applause for kirsten. now we move on to kirsten's mom. she stopped coloring her hair in 19

zachary rose and rihanna franco were killed along with the driver of the bmw. the trial will be held in glen burnie. >> a scandal has rocked the campaign of virginia congressman jim moran. >> his son patrick was caught on camera in describing how to commit voter fraud. now more from autria godfrey. >> undercover video captures patrick at first reluctant to talk of order fraud, but within minutes he discusses what it would take to cast a ballot for someone else. the hidden camera video released by james o'keefe sets up a scenario where patrick moran advises the man to fake a utility bill or a bank statement. >> but it is going to have to look legit. >> but the man jim moran has been campaigning against says that it's not enough. he's asking the state to see if any voter fraud has occurred. >> i think we do need to have an investigation to find out how far this goes. this is about the integrity of our nation. >> virginia voters say they're satisfied with the resignation. >> he is done. >> everything is fake nowadays so it is not surprising to me. >> the president

zachary joins us to tell us why. hey, zachary. >> hey, i think the stakes are always hungry for a win, but what made this such a great rivalry, both team's consistency. both leaders of the pack, year after year and really made them a measuring stick for a lot of the other schools in the area. we're expected to see a great show out on the field tonight, but both schools are also known for being class acts off the field. i got a chance to catch up with the fellows at dematha to find out what this top notch education is all about. >> spend a day at damatha catholic high school and a lot of things you can't put a finger on. the pairtle involvement, the teacher to student ratio. all difficult to see at first glance. what you can see is that there are no girls and students say that's a good thing. >> with all guys it was really weird at first, but i would say that helps a lot because you're not trying to impress girls or trying to talk girls in class and helps you focus better and you don't care what you look like. you don

baltimore according to federal documents, after a high- speed chase, they arrested a 31- year-old zachary martin that bailed out of the car. he admitted carrying a gun, a 40 caliber glock. he was never charged, but he convinced prosecutors to allow him to be an informant with the promise of leading them to bigger players. the problem, it never happened he was taken to an east baltimore housing projects, the location he gave for the suspected targets. a few minutes after walking in, police lost track of him. the only trace was a recording device he had been wearing. it had been left on a stoop and martin was gone. he may not have been the most trustworthy informant. he walked away from a detention facility and was charged with escape. he was in the federal prison system because of the 1999 case of gun possession. before that, he was convicted of a convict -- attempted murder at the age of 14. we don't know if prosecutors knew about his history, and if they did, why they thought they could trust him. dr. baltimore county police and officials investigating a case of arson during which a fema

walker, zachary rose, and franco's daughter brianna and another driver die mid the crash. the francos' lawyer has said his clients are innocent. >>> the smithsonian is receiving a huge donation to study the world's ocean. philanthropist michael tennen balm and his wife are giving $10 million to the smithsonian to study marine observatories. they will keep track of the global changes and to see how humans impact the oceans. tennenbaum says long-term data of the ocean is scarce and since 2/3 of the world's population lives within 100 miles of the coast, more research needs to be done. >>> microsoft is hoping 8 is its lucky number with the release of its newest operating system today. the computer company holding a pre-launch event for its windows 8 system. it features elements usually seen in smart phones and tablets, and is expected to try and compete with apple's popular ios system. the new operating system will come standard on microsoft surface tablets as well as all-new pcs. >>> it is out with the old to make room for the new apple fans, just days after word of a new ip

. >> joining me now, former state department joel ruben and daily beast contributor zachary carib e caribel. libya is on the agenda, and the president most recently on the daily show with jon stewart admitted mistakes were made. we know about the intelligence and when it came into the white house. no doubt there is still an issue here over what mistakes were made and why the administration seemed to have stuck for so long on the story this was a protest against the film and factoring in, of course, the new details regarding the cia. >> thank you, tamron. you're right. this story is certainly going to come tonight, and tonight's debate is the commander in chief test. does mitt romney and the president have an understanding of the issue and the demeanor to lead. on the libya issue, i think it's going to be a stark contrast. the data that the administration has been putting out has been reflective of what the intelligence community itself has provided to them. i find it odd that right now republicans are criticizing general david petraeus and the cia for its assessments of what happened on the

bringing in now zachary, "newsweek" columnist and contributor to cnbc and t"the daily beast".e to talk about this. what the ceos are saying is we need long-term fiscal order here a plan to get it under control and in order. and if we don't, we risk another credit rating downgrade. everyone could potentially feel the results of that. so where does the truth lie and why are sides so far apart? >> first of all, this is an identical replay of what went on in the summer of 2011 when this temporary solution to the debt ceiling cast us in the cards, mean it said 18 months from now all this will go away. >> they punted. >> we're back to where we were in july of 2011 when everyone was warning you to do a deal or there will be negative consequences. two things ability this. one, we are not going to head off a fiscal cliff and the only reason i can say that with great certitude, there's no global pressure on us, we can print money and borrow money and whether it's december 30th or 31st at midnight you're going to get some kind of deal. you probably will not get, judging from current rall

walker, zachary rose and franco's daughter brianna and the other driver died in that crash. franco's lawyer has said his clients are innocent. >>> sentencing today for a former university of maryland student who threatened to go on a campus shooting rampage. alexander song was arrested in march after posting online that he was going to "kill enough people to make it national news." in august, he pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace. song is already banned from campus and required to do 200 hours of community service. he faces three years in prison, but

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that accident happened in january, killing brianna franco, but the walker, and zachary davis, as well as terry wayne davis. the mother of brianna supplied a call to the teenagers hour before the crash. both drivers, walker and davis, were under the influence at the time of the accident. coming up tonight, and all new investigation. a baltimore county woman diagnosed with breast cancer discovers she cannot collect unemployment while undergoing treatment. >> the burden is substantial. a middle river woman gets ill, loses her job, and then discovers she is not eligible for the unemployment benefits she battled for. >> christine white worked as a nurse and got fired after nine years on the job. she fought for on the planet benefits and one. but there was another issue that kept her from collecting. she had breast cancer. >> you cannot pay your bills, you have no potential support, you have astronomical medical bills, co-payments, medications feed and now she is fighting for her life and home, and the battle has made her fight against breast cancer that much more difficult. thousands of fa

zachary has more. >> reporter: denzel washington made tc williams high school a household name. >> if we don't come together, right now, on this hallowed ground, we, too, will be destroyed. >> reporter: the movie told the story of how the football team helped bring both the school and the community through a racist period. more than 40 years later, tc williams high school is still changing the game. >> 2012, we've got girls out here, blacks out here, whites out here, hispanic kids out here, we have the whole gamut. >> reporter: she was like any other student. but she isn't your average junior in high school. a heartthrob is channing tatum, she loves shopping and getting her nails done with her girls, and she's a wide receiver on the football field. >> i love to shop. i go get my nails done and come out to practice and tell the coach, hey, look at my nails. i wear skirts and dresses to school. but i also used to hang out with my teammates after school. and i also hang out with girls. so it's just kind of a balance for me. >> you wouldn't know she's a football player. she wears skirts,

this is where my son, zachary. >> thank you. tags for coming. >> thank you for coming again. [inaudible conversations] >> now, democrats are about to move on for blacks and hispanics because they bicker. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> what's your name again? >> michelle. not michelle obama. >> hello. >> nice to meet you. >> my name is logan. >> i'm a writer myself. a few months ago i had an op-ed in the daily caller. >> i just came from there. i love those guys. do you go into that office are you just e-mail a? >> no, i just e-mail it. i'm a writer in my spare time. >> i should've had she sat up and talk and explain the new unemployment numbers. >> thank you very much. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> you're welcome. thank you, robyn. nice to meet you. >> happy fit the fifth anniversary. >> fantastic. one is that? >> today. >> well, then happy anniversary to you, too. >> thank you, dear. >> thank you. >> for more information, visit the author's website, ann coulter.com. >> as part of the tvs university se

news of the birth of her first child was announced via twitter by her husband zachary. both mom and baby are doing great, and they couldn't be more excited. >> congratulations to them. >>> it was a scorcher outside. how long it is going to last? let's check in with chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. >> oh, yes, numbers in the upper 90s, also some low 100s. if you are just tuning in and happened to miss the temperatures, this is highly rare for october. not only hot inland, but also back into the coastline, some of the hottest weather in the extreme interior valleys. 100 in livermore. we did get close to a record-setting temperature here in livermore. but we definitely did not surpass our hottest summer day we had, reaching 105 dress on august 11. just two degrees shy here of setting a new record. otherwise what we're finding is all of the hot air is trapped for those of you back in the east bay. record or not, it is sweltering out here. pretty hard to deal with today. 98 in pleasanton. 99 in livermore. 97 in danville. even back by the bay, 97 in oakland and 90 in hayward

it killed breanna franco, 19- year-old brittany walker and 18- year-old zachary rose and the driver of the other car 55-year- old terry wayne davis. francos are accused of serving alcohol to minors at west drive at severna park just before the accident happened. both drivers were under the say. ence of alcohol police the francos' lawyer says the clients are innocent and he says the alcohol was flowing from places beyond the francos home. right now there's no law in place that has tougher penalties like jail time for adults who serve alcohol to pipe fors. the civil' -- minors. the civil citations carry no jail time but possibly as much as a $500 fine. sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> worthy of death. those are not the words that you would expect to hear from a religious leader but this morning a randallstown pastor is getting some heat for what he said about same sex marriage. it's an issue that you're going to be voting on in less than two weeks when you head to the polls here in our state. so abc2 news linda so is live in federal hill this morning and linda raising controversy from bot

the crash killed 18-year-old franco, 19-year-old brittany walker and 18-year-old zachary road and the driver of the other car 55-year-old terry wayne davis. they are accused of receiving alcohol to minors during a birthday party at their home just before the accident happened. maryland state police say both drivers were under the influence of alcohol. the lawyer says his clients are innocent and he says the alcohol was flowing from places beyond the franco home. the state's attorney office says right now there's no law in place that has tougher penalties like jail time for adults that serve alcohol the minors. possibly as much as $500 as a fine. sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> four people taken at gunpoint and robs in one of boston's most affluent neighborhoods and now the search is season. she was heading to her car in roland park when the men grabbed her. >> they approached her alt gunpoint. they orlandod her into their -- ordered her into their vehicle and they drove her to an atm in their neighborhood. they then released her on roland avenue. >> about ten means later a 19- year-ol

the crash killed 18-year-old franco, 19-year-old brittany walker, 18-year-old zachary rose and the driver of the other car, 55-year-old terry wayne davis. now debbie and joshua franco are accused of serving alcohol the minorrings considering -- to minors during a birthday party at their home just before the accident happened 679 state police say both drivers were under the influence of alcohol but the francos lawyer says his clients are innocent. he says the alcohol was from places beyond the franco home. the state's attorney office says right now there's no law if place that has tougher penalties -- in place that has tougher penalties. there's no jail time but possibly a fine as much as $500. sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> police have increased their numbers of officers in roland park after two people were kidnapped and robbed within minutes. the first victim was a woman walking to her car around 2:00 in the morning on roland avenue. two men with a gun came up and forced her into their car. it was a silver four door dodge stratus. they released her after taking out money at the atm. the

spending no matter who gets in the white house they want to keep on doing it same in congress so zachary then why can't the u.s. continue on a path like japan because we've seen japan go on for decades able to run these massive deficits and borrow very low cost and just quickly for a moment why is the u.s. different. well it's not that the us is different is that what i said before the conditions are different. japan was able to have its sort of sorry state for many years while the rest of the world was growing robustly and japan is a major exporting nation and so in a way it had a source of sustenance from exports we're not a major exporting nation we are importing capital here we were running tremendous deficits for the other thing is that japanese deficits were largely financed domestically our deficits are being significant to the significant measure financed externally and the fed is printing money is monetizing debt so i just don't think that the global situation is such you're the united states is not in isolation there's a global slowdown and so everything exists is exacerbated g

. >> and it has a giant panda everywhere >> 11 year-old zachary taylor and his family are driving down from roseville. before he caught that free game there is an autographed he wanted to talk about the confidence that he had with the giants. despite the cincinnati reds. >> just of the new traits, acquisitions. i think that we are going to get it with the new trades. >> did the first game who worry you? >> no. >> fans say that this is not going to be easy but it is tied. with ohio for the next final three games. >> of the fans are going to be loud. and loyal and cheerful. >> the fans have not had much to cheer about. get this. the starter is throwing a no-hitter. the fourth inning. the giants need base hits to avoid losing the first two games. if you saw detroit today? with the oakland athletics losing to the detroit tigers. it is too-0 for their series. and it is too-0 for the series for the oakland athletics against the detroit tigers. and the giants will play the rest of these games in cincinnati. reporting live, kron 4 cured >> still time. gary radnich will be here tonight but also

one side, against an extraordinary group of men who really defined the old term about -- president zachary taylor, old rough and ready, again, a president who is largely forgotten by most americans. played a fascinating role in that's events. much more interesting role morally, very courageous individual. a lifelong slave owner. had a plantation in louisiana but is absolutely dead set against, against, the expansion of slavery westward. very, very staunch in opposing clay's compromise because he figured it might permit the slavery to go westward. on the other hand, politically unfortunately clueless, john c. calhoun, who i mentioned. brilliantly termed by a great american historian as the marks of the master class. because he saw society in terms of labor and capital or labor and slave owner. ... slavery as a part of the american dream and defined it in those terms. they loved slavery, no matter what you may have heard somewhere, they thought slavery was great. the speeches are thick, thick with reams, celebration of how wonderful slavery is. not only for masters but for slaves. what a sup

police arrested the 31-year-old zachary martin who had bailed out of the car and once caught, he's admitted carrying a gun. but he was never charged. he convinced police and prosecutors to allow him to be an informant with the promise of leading them to even bigger players in guns and drugs. they held off until his cooperation was done. he is taken by his handlers to an east baltimore housing project, the location he gave. a few minutes after walking in, police lost track of him. when they went looking for him, the only trace was the recording device he had been wearing. his record suggests he may not have been the most trustworthy informant. he walked away from a federal detention facility and was charged with escape. he was in the federal prison system because of a 1999 case involving illegal gun possession. and before that, charged and convicted of state charges of attempted murder and gun violation -- the gun violation at the age of 14. the warrant is out adding to his reputation as a repeater offender. law enforcement experts tell us that prosecutors filed charges against an informant

man, oh, man. >> can you say something in zachary's accent? well as emotions. i will say, let's give some kudos to lizzie v. for giving up the true true. what did i just say? >> let's give some kudos. >> let's give the spec cowtow to lizzie v. for giving up the true true. for telling the truth. that's what you do right here on "good morning america." hopefully, next time, with a seven-second delay. >> the movie's fantastic. "cloud atlas" opens next weekend. >> once again, my apologies to the people of the united states. >>> and a good friday morning i am charley crowson mile megan prink especially here are the stories for you today a lot going on this weekend including the 5th annual harbor harvest taking place at west shore park in the inner harbor. plenty of free activities and chides including fame pasting and a petting zoo and pumpkin patch from 10 until 2. >> plenty of time to register for komen race for the cure. race time is 8 a.m. and if you can't come out to run or walk, you can watch all of the action here on abc2 news. we will be ru

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zachary. >> never give me a hand-held mik. that's all i can -- i blame the staff. something in zachry's accent? >> yes, i will. >> the futuristic -- >> as well as emotions. i will say, let's give some spec kudos to lizzie v. for giving up the true true. >> true true. >> all right, what did i just say? let's give some spec kudos. >> let's give kudos -- >> let's give the spec cowtow to lizzie v. a special acknowledgment of respect. for giving up the true true. for telling the truth. that's what you do right here on "good morning america." hopefully, next time, with a seven-second delay. >> the movie's fantastic. "cloud atlas" opens this weekend, and friday october 26th. don't miss it. it's unbelievable. >> once again, my apologies to the people of the united states of america. >>> good morning. i'm eric thomas. firefighters in lake county counting on calmer weather to help them gain ground on a 300 acre wildfire. highway 29 closed from middleton to lower lake right now the fire is 30% contained. last night crews managed to stop that fire from advancing. san mateo bri

man, oh, man. >> can you say something in zachary's accent? well as emotions. i will say, let's give some kudos to lizzie v. for giving up the true true. what did i just say? >> let's give some kudos. >> let's give the spec cowtow to lizzie v. for giving up the true true. for telling the truth. that's what you do right here on "good morning america." hopefully, next time, with a seven-second delay. >> the movie's fantastic. "cloud atlas" opens next weekend. >> once again, my apologies to the people of the united states. >> live, and in hd, this is an abc 7 news update. time is 8:27 on this friday morning. county polices mourning loss of another police officer. after his vehicle was a crash at branch avenue in clinton, maryland. back in august, another officer of hister losing control cruiser on 95 in this crash. able have an in- depth report in a few minutes. there were a number of problems morningommittee this on traffic is moving again the beltway. two bell was closed for hours and it is coming back -- the beltway was closed for two hours an

. >> katy zachary has more on what happened. how it turned to tragedy for one family involved. >> reporter: it's not how any bride wants to remember her wedding night. a philadelphia police said this is exactly how the night ended for two newly married couples when their guests got into a melee early sunday morning. it was recorded by one young hotel guest on his camera phone. >> it just started punching each other and hitting each other. the police came in. and started clubbing people. >> reporter: 15-year-old max schultz witnessed the chaos from the second floor. he and his family were here from harrisburg celebrating his birthday. >> complete bedlam. people purging, cops coming in trying to restrain people. >> it was unbelievable. the noise level was so high. and disturbing. >> reporter: police say initially members of one wedding party were fighting. then as another wedding party arrived back to the hotel, officers say someone was hit and fighting between the two groups ensued. at the height of it, officers estimate 100 peop

running for mayor who calls himself da mayor and he is nextzachary running wolf -- he is next to zachary running wolf and tom bates, who is the mayor. 93 separate choices you have to make. so be prepared to spend some time here. >> i have already pretty well made my mind up on the propositions and the candidates. >> reporter: that's a smart way to avoid spending your entire afternoon down here. here in alameda county, 52% they figure will be voting before election day which means you don't have to pay attention anymore if you don't want to but have to suffer through the ads through the next 29 days. >> take the time and read the voter pamphlet. >> reporter: it will take time to read that, too. >> thanks, mike. >>> duel be debates in san jose today over whether the city should raise its minimum wage. voters will decide on measure d next month. it would set city's minimum wage at $10 an hour, a 25% bump from the current $8 rate. opponents say it could drive employers to cut hours or eliminate jobs. >> these places were different minimum wages are right next to each other have been studied