we should tell the story of zachary taylor. she was convinced that zachary taylor was poisoned. >> that is right. >> that was a story that stayed with that retailer for many-- that's stayed with zachary taylor for many years. in our lifetime, zachary taylor's body was exhumed. no poison. >> when fillmore becomes president, he gets letters from people saying that taylor was the conspiracy theory. americans love conspiracy theories, and this was a conspiracy theory. >> we are probably not alone in that. let's listen to sean in columbus, ohio. you are on the air. >> i was wondering if it is true that when margaret taylor prayed for her husband's defeat for the presidency, she was that much against it. when she an invalid in the white house because of difficulties of having so many children? >> i don't know that she actually prayed for his defeat. he was the first to admit that she was not very happy with his victory. >> many of these stories are written well after the fact. as a historian, we have to question where is the source o

according to the facebook page dedicated to zachary reyna he died yesterday afternoon. the site says he's on a ventilator so his organs can be donated. zachary's family believes he's infect we'd a rare parasite while knee boarding in a ditch earlier this month in florida. >>> and someone is going to miss out on $1 million if they don't come forward today and claim a winning lotto ticket then that money goes away. it was sold in new york a year ago. officials say today it's it. and if no one claims the winning ticket the money will simply go back to the lottery pool for future winners. the winning numbers, reminder, maybe you have one of these tickets. 1, 6, 7, 20, 49, 23 powerball number. >>> all right. the youngest child of reverend dr. martin luther king jr. opens up about the challenge of having a civil rights icon for a father. bernice king's remarkably candid account of her life, next. to mes all the time and ask, "do i really need to add downy every time?" and i say, "yes. you really do." [ sniffs ] just toss downy unstopables in before the wash. then pour downy i

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you heard zachary carter say you can't arrest and incarcerate your way to public safety. do you agree with that? and if so, why, and give me your experiences on that. >> you know, i agree 100%. most of this is focused around our drug policies, a drug war which we know doesn't work, and we've made thousands upon thousands of arrests as a result of these policies. and it's actually counterproductive to public safety. you know, our institutions, our correctional institutions are not colleges and universities. they're not institutions of higher learning. when many of these young men and women go into prison for these nonviolent drug offenses, they return to our communities more violent and worse off than what they were when they went in. and more times than not, the only corporation that will hire them when they return to our communities is the drug trade. >> now, you know, there is also the racial implications here. attorney general holder made it clear today that these laws unfairly target minorities. listen to this. >> in recent years, black male offenders have received se

the centers for disease control has sent the drug to miami to treat zachary. warning parents to be cautious. >> "parents need to be vigilant regarding, considering what exposures might happen during the course of their activities during the warm summer months." >> to lower the risk of infection, health officials say people should avoid swimming in freshwater when the water temperature is high and the water level is low. if you do swim in this kind of water, health officials say you should keep your nose above the water, use nose plugs, or keep your head out of the water completely. this amoeba is *not found in saltwater and cannot survive in chlorine. >> mainly clear skies this is a live look from the san mateo bridge. we are going to see some fog cover, is still warm! antioch, even degrees previously, it was 100 degrees. mid-70s in mountain view. and '70s curley, as we go through tonight the north bay valleys will clear out. 9:00 a.m.-10:00 a.m. however, a mixture of sunshine. with thunderstorms in the desert southwest through those humidity levels peneus som

zachary what happened that day i don't know but a woman got killed. piers later when i got arrested for. for a crime i did not do. we have numerous cases where police officers lie about polygraph results. innocent people to confess to police officers don't beat people anymore i mean it just doesn't happen really. in the course of interrogation why because there's been this is like meant no because the psychological techniques are more effective in obtaining confessions than physical abuse and they were often they could get what they wanted they could say what they wanted and there was no evidence of what they did or what they said. the. secret laboratory to mccurry was able to build a most sophisticated robot which fortunately doesn't sound anything tunes mission to teach music creation why it should care about humans in the world this is why you should care only. what defines a country's success. faceless figures of economic growth. for a factual standard of living. wealthy british style it's time to cut. markets why not scandal. find out why. happen

his family says zachary may have lost his battle but he won the war. doctors had been treating him with an experimental drug. >>> donald trump is facing a huge lawsuit from the state of new york. the state's attorney general says the billionaire mogul's trump university committed fraud and scammed students for thousands of dollars. if the state gets its way, trump could have to fork over $40 million. we'll go to new york for the full story with cnn business correspondent alison kosik coming up shortly. >>> all right, the sound of bombs there and accusations of chemical weapons used go on in syria. the syrian government now says it will allow u.n. inspectors, weapons inspectors access to the site of the alleged chemical attacks but they're also warning the u.s. not to take any military action. our chris lawrence is live for us right now from the pentagon. so chris, is it too late now to find any evidence, any real evidence of chemical weapons attacks? >> reporter: no. i think just the opposite, fred. i think they already have enough evidence and they're

. >> the next e-mail comes from zachary. shut eye in destined for? >> yes. i like ford. do not think it would ever go out of business. they are at 8 improving economy but has improved people will start purchasing cars. i like ford but i'm not excited about it. >> a another e-mail. do you think the square is okay? >> i think square is safe but it is something that has someone like visa some in how they would do that in the future. this was started by the maker of twitter. >> should i sign up to protect my identity? >> a lot of the protection on i didn't see you can do which is the. you can contact the credit gruesome double not opened up anything alleged call me. this is what the credit fixing companies do. they set up a reminder to help the credit bureaus contact you. you can do this yourself. i will be back next monday. >> you can contact me at robblack.com it's great having at&t u-verse high speed internet. walter likes to download fix-it videos... and watch "boardwalk empire." it helps sam with math... [ beeping ] ...and online gaming. and suze loves her smartphone fo

. >> reporter: zachary tabb will be attending medical school at brown university. it was a rainy day and dark when his sister told him to leave her house. he packed everything he owned in a plastic bag. >> my whole life in a trash bag, you know? >> reporter: and emotionally that was the final straw. >> so like no one really cares about me. they just said, get out of my life. >> reporter: we turn now to the guard shack at mills college. he knew the woman who worked here but he didn't know she would rescue him. >> i saw him crying. crying like a baby. >> she walked in front of me and she said, here's my phone number. here's my address. and come and live with me. >> i call him my [ indiscernible ] don't tell me nothing, i'm going to bring a key to our house, he is ours now. >> reporter: and with that, anna martinez changed his life. he is working at chabot college now after attending uc-santa barbara. wendy tokuda, kpix 5. >> well, if you want to help other students like zachary and josue go to college, go to the students rising above web page at studentsrisingabove.o

they say the solution isn't just fewer firearms, but more opportunities. 22-year-old zachary robinson is in a program called one summer plus which provides jobs and mentoring to young people from at risk neighbors. >> it helps me off the street and other people that might be doing something violent and doing something positive. >> reporter: which could help kids like jay den donald spend list time in hospitals. >> there is spiderman. >> reporter: and more time being spiderman. john yang, nbc news chicago. >> elites hope. when nightly news continues, the new eye tech helmet that may cut the risk of concussions. >>> and making a difference for kids with special needs with a league they can call their own. when i'm on my feet all day, my lower back acts up. yeah, the pain can be really tough. and it's my family that suffers. then i learned that my pain started at my feet. this was me. that's when i found dr. scholl's pain relief orthotics. yep, i went pro. they reduce the impact on my lower body. p-r-o. i get pain relief from the ground up. so i feel less pain and more energized. it's th

family members say zachary contracted [ non-english language ] while knee boarding with friends in ach near his home. the amoeba can be deadly but family says they are confident he will recover in the hospital. >> the 9th inning two out runner on third, time to hit the run home so we can go home. it's time to win. >> zachary's family new something was wrong because he slept all day and then all night, as well. experts say the single cell organism commonly found in freshwater lakes ponds and rivers but the illness is extremely rare. >>> former illinois congressman jesse jackson, jr., and his wife are set to learn their fate today in court. the 48-year-old pleaded guilty to misusing funds on everything from a gold-plated rolex to mounted elk heads. prosecutors are asking for a four-year prison term. his wife sandra jackson pleaded guilty to filing false tax returns. she faces 18 months. >>> they built an empire based on big personalities and lavish lifestyles but now a real housewives of new jersey couple faces a 39-count federal indictment. teresa and joe guidice are expected to plead

zachary reigna was infected with a rare amoeba while kneeboarding with friends in a ditch earlier this month. his family said sunday they plan to donate his organs and that he will save many lives. >>> keep your eyes peeled for a follow-up on what's widely considered one of america's favorite books. the authors of a new j.d. salinger biography claim the reclusive "catcher in the rye" author could be out with five more books by 2020, a decade after his death. >>> america's first great bull run. it mimics spain's running with the bulls as daredevils ran from a dozen charging bulls down a quarter mile dirt track. officials organized seven runs, splitting the participants into groups of 500. will you try this, bill? >> no. >> it might be coming to a city near us. most thrill-seekers survived unscathed but a couple were taken to the hospital with injuries. >> if you want to start a bull running tour. you want to go like city to city. >> what's what they've done. ten cities. when you look at these bulls, they aren't quite as fierce as some you might see. these are 1,000 pounds. >>> now time

zachary reyna's family says he was pronounced dead, saturday, at a miami hospital, after doctors found no brain activity. he was kept on a ventilator after his death so his family could visit before his organs were donated. the 12-year-old contracted the parasite through his nose, earlier this month, while knee- boarding in a water-filled ditch near his family's home. while antibiotics successfully fought off zac's infection, he still suffered extensive brain damage it's an authentic look at a cuisine that most people aren't familiar with. next, our restaurant critic visits the much-buzzed about "fat rice". and later, hundreds of cyclists meet up at wrigley field for a good cause. break married to morty kaufman. [ lee ] now that i'm getting older some things are harder to do. this is not a safe thing to do. be careful babe. there should be some way to make it easier. [ doorbell rings ] let's open it up and see what's cookin'. oh i like that. look at this. it's got a handle on it. i don't have to climb up. this yellow part up here really catches a lot of the dust. did you notice how cle

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zachary what happened that day i don't know but a woman killed. piers later is when i got arrested for. for a crime i did not do. we have numerous cases where police officers lie about polygraph results. innocent people to confess to police officers don't beat people anymore i mean it just doesn't happen really. in the course of interrogation why because there's been this is like men know because the psychological techniques are more effective in obtaining confessions than physical abuse and they were often they could get what they wanted they could say what they wanted and there was no evidence of what they did or what they said. mission free accreditation free zones for chargers free. range month free risk free. to tide free. download free broadcast quality video for your media projects and a free media oh don the r t dot com. well the u.s. steps up its drone war in yemen fears rise that the strikes may be playing into the hands of al qaeda find more followers among the enemies of america's controversal antiterrorist strategy. thousands protest

they say the solution isn't just fewer firearms, but more opportunities. 22-year-old zachary robinson is in a program called one summer plus which provides jobs and mentoring to young people from at-risk neighbors. >> it helps me off the street and other people that might be doing something violent and doing something positive. >> reporter: which could help kids like jaden donald spend less time in hospitals -- >> there is spiderman. >> reporter: -- and more time being spiderman. john yang, nbc news chicago. >> let's hope. >>> when nightly news continues, on this sunday as young athletes prepare to hit the field the new high-tech helmet that may cut the risk of concussions. >>> and making a difference for kids with special needs with a league they can call their own. >>> we're back with what could be a game changer for safety on the football field. as preseason practice gets under way at schools and colleges across the country, as you know one of the biggest concerns is the risk of concussions. but this year more schools are turning to something new, a high tech helmet designed to min

zachary contractorabal president of river twice research and reuters and the atlantic, good did see you, thanks for joining us. what a week, triple-digit losses, a couple of rough days. biggest sell-off in the market since june. do you think this is the beginning of a correction a lot of people have been calling for, or a buying tunlts? >> no, it's part of the typical fed policy normalization-related corrections that have taken place, basically after every recession and then recovery rally that has occurred since world war ii. you have had a long period of stocks advancing and the fed easing then the fed finally decides as the economy gets better it's time to normalize policy. look, our broad theme is that we think the economy is getting better. and we've reaches a real reflection point. uncertainty has boosted capital investments, labor investments, so things are generally getting better. but the market discounted that. up 20% year to date. >> we are up double digits this year. everyone's talking about the federal reserve and when the fed is going to start lowering that stimulus, windi

. >> reporter: on facebook his brother says zachary had surgery to remove pressure from his brain.of support from zachary's baseball teammates. >> everybody needs to keep on praying and stay positive. >> reporter: nearly everyone. who gets this infection dies. in the past 50 years only three people have survived. most recently 12-year-old caylee hardig who is out of a coma. >> i'm going to take her home some day is amazing. >> reporter: doctors credit it to the experimental drug. the cdc sent the drug to miami to treat zachary and just as friends and family prayed caylee would be the third person to survive this infection, zachary's supporters hope he will be next. >> we can be number four. that's what we're hoping. we're hoping for him to be number four. >> reporter: there are two things you can do to prevent this. when you're swimming, hold your news or use nose clip when is you jump or dive in. and try not to stir up the sediment at the bottom. that's where the amebas live. >> we started following that story by saying how rare it is. but now we're seeing more cases. >>> we're go

zachary what happened that day i don't know but a woman got killed.piers later is when i got arrested for. her crime i did not do. we have numerous cases where police officers lie about polygraph results. innocent people to confess the police officers don't beat people anymore i mean it just doesn't happen really. in the course of interrogation why because there's been this is like meant no because the psychological techniques are more effective in obtaining confessions than physical abuse and they were taking they could do what they wanted they can say what they wanted and there was no evidence of what they did or what they said. well the facts this is our tina rushes far east is preparing for the worst flooding in a century waters are expected to peak next week with three large regions already affected four hundred sawzall hectares of farmland have been swamped possibly causing around sixty million dollars worth of damage. well thirty two thousand people have been stricken by the disaster and over half of them have been relocated by emergency crews

. >> reporter: 12-year-old zachary contracted the brain eating parasite three weeks ago while knee boardingn a water filled ditch near his home. tonight a boy who always had boundless energy is brain dead, and hooked to a ventilator. his struggle inspired an outpouring of support, on facebook today his father posted i hope that zack continues to touch people and his time here is remembered forever. the battle is over for zack, but he won the war. doctors believe zack inhaled an amoeba which traveled to his brain where it began destroying tissue and attacking his nervous system. the microscopic single celled organism is commonly found in bodies of warm fresh water especially during the hot summer months. >> it infects the brain and spinal chord and destroyed brain tissue and brain cells. and the body's reaction to that is to cause brain swelling. >> reporter: cases are extremely rare. only 28 infections were reported in the united states between 2003 and 2012. but they are almost always fatal. of all the cases in the last 50 years, only two patients have survived. tonight there's another chi

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equity portfolio strategy at barclays and zachary karabell is president of river twice research. also a columnist at reuters and "the atlantic." gentlemen, good to see you. thank you very much for joining us. barry, what a week. a couple of rough days. the biggest sell-off in the market since june. do you think this is the beginning of a correction a lot of people have been calling for, or is this a buying opportunity? >> no, it's part of the typical fed policy normalization-related corrections that have taken place, basically after every recession and then recovery rally that has occurred since world war ii, you have the long period of stocks advancing and the fed easing and then the fed finally decides, as the data gets better, it's time to normalize policy. look, our broad theme is that we think the economy is getting better and we've reached a real inflection point. things like lower public policy uncertainty has boosted capital investment. labor investment. so things are generally getting better. >> yeah. >> but the markets discounted that. we are up 20% year to date. >> we

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ears i have been glueing together for some time and should be complete as soon as i find myself a zacharyt's go to andy levy for a pre game report. what is coming up on tonight's show? >> thanks, greg. coming up on the big show. the nsa is reading your e-mail. or do they? one thing is for sure. they either do or they don't. plus a new poll shows that 40% of white people don't have any close friends of a different race or as a racist would say, a new poll shows that 60% too many white people have close friends of a different race. and finally, ipads for prisoners? this time

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zachary contracted a rare parasite while knee boarding. his body with us kept alive to benefit organ recipient. there have been 30 cases of this type of infection since 2013. >>> george zimmerman will ask the state of florida to cover some of his legal fees. the 29-year-old as you know was acquitted last month of all charge including second-degree murder in the fatal shooting of unarmed teen trayvon martin. because he was acquitted the state of florida is required to pay all of his legal costs. >>> we go to the same place where martin luther king gave his "i have a dream" speech 50 years ago. we have another flash point in the civil rights movement. the birmingham bombing. >> let's than three weeks that martin luther king announced his dream of racial justice, a bombing exploded birmingham. the 16th street baptist church, the center for king's organization, as she finished sunday school, three girls were killed. among them addie mae collins, whose sister sara was among those injured. >> i called my sister's name, three times. but she didn'

stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into cons a report on our zachary what happened that day i don't know but a woman killed. piers later is when i got arrested for. for a crime i did not do. we have numerous cases where police officers lie about polygraph results. innocent people to confess to police officers don't beat people anymore i mean it just doesn't happen really. in the course of interrogation why because there's been this is like meant no because the psychological techniques are more effective in obtaining confessions than physical abuse and they were taking they could get what they wanted they could say what they wanted and there was no evidence of what they did. for what they said. the. interview. click on your. face you know. pleasure to have you with us here on our team today i'm rollers to show. you. the pentagon moves no. forces closer to syria in. the region reportedly waiting for a green light to launch an intervention. u.s. president barack obama is mulling a military options in syria allegations of. chemical details from new york st

. >> as a kid zachary was funny, lovable and extremely outgoing. >> played football, hocke hy an lacrosse. mom and dad came to every game. ighth grade i was awarded to phelps scholarship. >> it felt like i was on top of the world. junior year of high school i committed to play lacrosse at the university of maryland. my freshman year of college i got mersa. >> he was in a significant amount of pain. >> when i got the first shot of morphine it was like a warm blanket covered my whole body. it was the feeling i looked for my whole life. i was fully strung out on pain medication. 1ook good. 3 i felt amazing. probably over $1,000 per r day. it was so expensive and i could get high on heroin with $5. this is where i started my high school career. fast forward seven years, i did not graduate college and now i am hustling heroin on the streets. i don't know how to stop. these are the spots where i i inject the heroin. i have sold everything that i owned, every computer i had, play station, anything my parents owned of any value is gone. >> i don't worry about whether he is taking $20 or if a tv i

ears i have been glueing together for some time and should be complete as soon as i find myself a zachary. let's go to andy levy for a pre game report. what is coming up on tonight's show? >> thanks, greg. coming up on the big show. the nsa is reading your e-mail. or do they? one thing is for sure. they either do or they don't. plus a new poll shows that 40% of white people don't have any close friends of a different race or as a racist would say, a new poll shows that 60% too many white people have close friends of a different race. and finally, ipads for prisoners? this time you've gone too far, obama. greg? >> thanks, andy. >> you becha. >> see you later. >> maybe. >> no. let's welcome our guests. she's so hot her middle name is kelvin. kelvin is spanish for hot by the way. i am here with fox business anchor lori rothman. isn't she adorable? >> that was not adorable. >> you are grounded. and if hilarity was a caw -- comono i would slip inside of him after a hot bath. it is remi! in the prompter it says rhymes with philosophy. and his mere existence is a hate crime against humanity, my

zachary renas family believes he was infected while playing in a water-filled ditch three weeks ago. he was given an experimental drug that recently saved the life of an arkansas girl battling the same sickness and despite hopes, the facebook page broke the news yesterday that he had died and his organs are being donated now. >>> new legal trouble for donald trump. the mogul has been slapped with a $40 million lawsuit by the state of new york. the claim, that trump defrauded students at his investment school, trump university. cnn's alison kosik is here with the details. what is this about? >> no strange tore the limelight. now he is in the headlines because he's in the middle of a lawsuit that accuses him of fraud through the investment school called trump university. so the new york state attorney general eric snyderman is suing for $40 million, money that the state says trump wrongly took from people led to believe they were going to get rich taking the classes. the lawsuit says how the school made empty promises by using trump's well-known name to craft what it called a bait and

distribution dolores scott is suing her daughter, 21-year-old jacqueline taylor, and her husband, zacharyans for wedding expenses, as well as car and living expenses. >> byrd: order! all rise!

zachary a in richmond. >> here i am the land of the free, the land of peace and opportunity. >> fromtary. >> if there has been familiar i know, debtor war, do not worry any more. >> and first place winner justin who wrote about his mother's escape from vietnam. >> after 4 days drifting at sea they got rescued by american ships. they were given supplies water and food. >> the ceremony finished with the first pledge of allegiance as american citizens. >> we waited for it he a long time. to get the sense citizenship. >> i was waiting for this moment for most of my adult life and it finally happened. this weekend we're going to have a big party for our friends and wave american flags. >> those are just some of the 1200 people that became u.s. citizens in oakland today. one woman said she had been waiting for this day for 40 years. >>> developing news in san jose, a woman walking on a sidewalk run over by a tractor. >>> the bay bridge labor day opening may be back on. the key approval for those broken bolts and how to implant massive plans. >>> saved from the bay, a dog is spotted in the

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zachary reyna's family set to take him off life support.aying in freshwater just over three weeks ago. kept alive on ventilators. so his organs could be donated. there had been nearly 30 similar infections in the u.s. over the last decade. nearly all of them are fatal. >>> but there is better news about a 10-year-old girl from pennsylvania recovering after receiving a double lung transplant. her family says sarah murnaghan's condition is improving. murnaghan taken off oxygen. she is still getting support from a machine that helps her breathe. she is suffering from end stage cystic fibrosis. her parents who won the right for sarah to get new lungs after challenging national transplant rules. her first set of transplanted lungs failed after surgery in june and got her second set three days later. >> that's just great news to hear that she is doing well. that machine she is on is for pressure, almost similar to what somebody uses for sleep apnea. her mom says prognosis is good. she has a long stretch of rehab ahead of her. prognosis looks real