. >> sharon zachary lived next door to rogers and acted as his caretaker. >> sharon zachary had become almost like a daughter to him. she could take care of him. she would look in on him. she would come and visit him. >> it worked out nicely until the day sharon zachary stopped by rogers' home and found it had been broken into. >> what's the problem? >> we have an elderly gentleman, he's been robbed and broken into. the back sliding glass window was broken. my husband yelled for him, but he wouldn't answer. >> when police arrived, they found robert rogers on the living room floor. he had been beaten to death. >> the person that committed this crime did not want any possibility of mr. rogers to be alive to identify the perpetrator. >> it looked like a piece of firewood was used to break the rear sliding glass door. drawers and closets had been ransacked. but if the motive was robbery, the perpetrator had not been entirely successful. >> after the homicide, they found $133,000 in cash hidden in the house, which that by itself was such an attention-grabber in this community. i mean, that

zachary is 22 years old and zachary has autism. this is his passion. this is his focus.nted to know more about zachary so we have zachary via skype "right this minute" from riverside, alabama, along with his mom julie an fa. zachary, we are so thrilled to finally meet you. we love that you've been posting these on our facebook page. how long have you been animating? >> i've been animating since 2008. i've been watching the looney tunes cartoons so much since i was a kid and when i was in high school, i officially became interested in the hand drawn animation videos. that's when the idea of cameron the cat really began. >> mom, you just be so proud of zachary. what do you think of all of this amazing stuff he's done? >> of course all moms say it, but i think he's amazing. >> what changed about zachary when he started doing the animation? >> for zach i think the confidence level has soared. when you have a child with autism you never really know what they can do, what they can't do. i just sit and watch him in awe of everything that he does. >> zachary, what's your dream?

and that's where the dynamics of zachary persitz began to change. stand the pressure of seeing all of his dreams vanish. >> at the same time, zachary persitz saw that michael was living quite well on the commissions generated from all of the stock transactions. >> zachary's wife oftentimes would compare their lifestyle to michael's lifestyle, saying things like, michael has a big house. why don't we have a big house? michael has a mercedes. why don't we have a mercedes? and on and on. >> prosecutors believed persitz wanted revenge. the evidence suggests persitz set up a meeting with michael after work. they met in the parking lot at lake minnetonka. once there, persitz threatened michael with a gun and demanded his money back with interest. so, michael called his boss at home, asking him for $200,000, but his boss refused. persitz handcuffed michael to the steering wheel of his car and ordered michael to drive to a deserted location. and then killed him. [ gunshot ] persitz put michael's body in the trunk and drove to the compost site about 60 miles

let's go to zachary in new york. >> caller: yeah, jim, booyah. my question is about under armour. what are your thoughts? >> i like kevin plank, i'm glad to see the stock starting to move. that trifecta is great. i think under armour goes higher. philip in massachusetts. >> caller: hi, jim. i want know what's the stir on whole foods? >> there's guys in that segment coming out of the wood work. we have guys in -- we have the target's, the costco, whole foods, we've got too many players. it's killing everybody's margins. let's go to becky in florida. becky?

we have george zachary with us next on "bloomberg west." you can watch us on bloomberg.com, apple tv, and amazon fire tv. ♪ >> i am emily chang. this is "bloomberg west." been busy, after sending her first memo to employees where she outlined her vision for the company's future. she has made her first official appearance to eating a photo to celebrate the opening of the herd retail location -- of the third retail location in tokyo. executive exodus at twitter? just after ali rowghani resigned, chloe sladden also announced her departure coming weeks after the former vp of product michael and senior vice president of engineering to me. joining me now is an early investor, george zachary. george, what is going on? >> good question. i am not involved in the day-to-day business of twitter. i really don't know. is focusing the company and growth. it was small because growth was distributed across business units. he is basically centralizing growth tom a which will be very good. >> he seems to have the support of employees and the support of the b

being spoken so that's something else that we're doing in dph and if you have more questions, this is zachary and they are both from the department and darlene is responsible for our language assets programming and does a lot of work and zachary is from h.r. >> our public health and healthcare institutions are some of the most frontline services do you have a sense of how often does someone come in and are there issues such that the system just doesn't work or do you feel right now it's seamless? >> i think i will say it's very seamless that's one of the things that we believe that the best way to provide language access is actually having staff in staff to provide it and we make every effort that in every clinic whether san francisco general or community based clinics we have that capability. if we don't have the capability we have an interpreter service that's actually run by the san francisco general automatic transfer seem less transfer the patient themselves probably won't know that and then the dmi i don't know if you have seen the vmi the video medical interpretation but also we have -

department and darlene is responsible for our language assets programming and does a lot of work and zachary is from h.r. >> our public health and healthcare institutions are some of the most frontline services do you have a sense of how often does someone come in and are there issues such that the system just doesn't work or do you feel right now it's seamless? >> i think i will say it's very seamless tha

george zachary with us next on "bloomberg west."atch a streaming on your phone, ,amil -- tablet, bloomberg.com amazon fire and apple tv. ♪ >> i'm emily chang. this is "bloomberg west." after sending her first memo to apple employees in which she outlined her vision for the company's future, she has made her first official appearance. the former burberry ceo tweeted a photo to celebrate the opening of apple's third retail location in tokyo, located in the upscale shopping district of tokyo. an executive exodus at twitter. just the day after the twitter ceo resigned, twitter's head of north american media announced her departure. this coming weeks after the former vp of product and senior vice president of engineering left the company. joining me now is an early twitter investor. george, what is going on here? >> good question. i'm not involved in the day business of twitter. and not on the board, so i really don't know. my guess is that dick is cleaning up the operations. last yeary's growth in terms of users was small. growth got di

nbc's zachary kesh introduces us to the inspirational teen. >> i want it to beike great.a little dry run through l d wednesday's graduation today and the girl with the mike is rashima nelson. she's been through tough times and she has a story to tell. >> keep going no matter what apt and don't let anything keep you down because you will be pet down but you have to get back up pb. >> reporter: it's the message in her speech but also her approach to life. she's this year's valedictorian. she's getting a full ride to georgetown university next year and she's homeless. >> you have options and you decide which one you want to take and i took education because it takes you for the long run. it's not just a temporary thing. education will take me far. >> reporter: each morning starts here at d.c. general. the city's homeless shelter isn't known for producing valedictorian and 4.0 students, but 18-year-old nelson isn't their average resident. >> there's no furniture no, microwaves. no refrigerator. it's just a place to be content with until you get to where you want to be. >> her

alberto zachary is expected to change that. the experienced coach has been training the team for four years now. three years ago, he let japan to the asian championship, and last year, this team was the first to qualify for the world cup. >> we now work together as a team. we moved like one body, and i want to score goals as part of this body. >> another of japan's top players also picked up experience in germany. he now plays for manchester united. 11 members of japan's national team also compete in europe's top leagues. >> to pan has always had the image of being a small and weak team, but now many japanese players in europe are proof that the japanese can play a good game anywhere. >> numerous fans came to see their team off to brazil. now the players have to prove that they can be the first to take japan to the quarterfinals. >> at the big challenge. it's going to be fun to watch the blue samurai put on their moves in brazil. >> absolutely. definitely one of my favorite teams to watch. >> see you again at the top of the hou

zachary morrell is 23 years old from leonardtown, maryland. he graduated from haverford college with a degree in political science and economics in 2013. >> well tonight the senate overwhelmingly approves a package of reforms for the department of veterans affairs. the legislation will allow veterans to seek private care outside the va system. it also creates more than two dozen new va medical facilities around the country. the vote on this bill comes a mid revelations of excessive waits times at va facilities. the bill itself now moves to the house. >> the last thing that probably comes to mind when you think about barbecue on your deck is third degree burns and concussions. but three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan finds that each year that's exactly what happens to dozens of people when the deck floor below gives way. >> reporter: one minute friends and family are enjoying a backyard cookout -- the next a deck comes crashing down and everything goes flying. each year dozens of people are injured in some killed when an unsafe deck

might have caused the accident on a found 880 just north of the mission and said warren avenue ed zachary 607 right now i'll have my usual ultimate cheeseburger. you can have that. or-two new versions of the ultimate cheeseburger. one has sliced jalapeños and creamy ranch sauce, the other has sweet and tangy barbecue sauce and grilled onions, plus double meat and cheese like the original. new versions...? two new versions! now, this was just a training video, but these twists on my ultimate cheeseburger will blow people's minds. is that guy ok? [ female announcer ] the internet gets more exciting the faster it goes. that's why, coming soon, xfinity will double the internet speed on two of our most popular plans. xfinity continues to innovate, bringing you the fastest, most reliable internet, period. [ heart beating ] xfinity internet from comcast. double the speed. [ heart beats ] double the speed. time to celebrate ah, thwith your mates,mmer! grill a few dogs-- eh, hot dogs. bacon burgers... dachshund: "mattress discounters 4th of july sale ends soon"? bulldog: that cloud reminds me of..

so 23-year-old zachary graduated just last year. this is only his second paid position in politics. l.a. times that he ran the operation using the cheapest phone he could find in a walmart and as for his plan for the general election he told the paper he does have one although he hasn't had too much time to think about it. we don't know too much about the campaign manager and public photos of him are few and far between. he did do something -- some spring cleaning to his facebook page. yahoo! use reports he removed provocative comments and just 23 years old. we asked you what you had accomplished by that age. our producer has some of the best responses. what did we get from people out there that accomplished something by 23. >> i know. a lot of really great accomplishments. as a newspaper reporter i asked presidential candidate jesse jackson a question he wasn't prepared for in 1984. >> and then this one is a little funny from paul. he said not getting arrested which is definitely a great accomplishment. but i wonder if he has gotten arrested now. >> i don't know. we could ask that

zachary overcame odds and walked again. 22 months after an accident that left him paralyzed from theist down. that is the reason he had a standing ovation. >> i am in tears. astounded by how zach the teammates are going to graduate. >> after two years of hard work, ability to walk again. >> this is not about zach, but his water polo team, coaches and friends. and the community. that is what this is all about. >> zach, his family so grateful for the support that made a recovery possible. >> it's very nice to have that done. and thanks to everyone here. >> it turned out to be an exceptional day for student leaders and athletes. >> high school seniors usually can't wait to get hands on their diploma. one graduated and took longer, seven decades. walter did not graduate with his class, because he enlisted he never completed his education knoll nl now, he's dedicating his life to helping local schools, establishing a scholarship program, and volunteers for countless local organizations. >> been very fortunate. so, i'd like to share. if people out there could share more. >> he hopes he wil

brandon, zachary and william described this as a bitter sweet milestone because college will be the firstime the siblings will attend separate schools. >> congratulations to them. david murphy returns after the break to get you ready for more rain and much better father's day weekend. >>> katherine scott investigating a developing story from police headquarters. >> reporter: matt, two victims were robbed of their guns outside a shooting range. one was shot and we're live at police >> breaking now on "action news," fire tears through a new jersey tomorrow with someone still inside. >> also breaking overnight brand new video at 6:30 at the moment sergeant bowe bergdahl touched down on american soil after five years in taliban activity. >> armed and dangerous, there's a manhunt for a pair of robbers who could be connected to another case. >> storm tracker 6 live double scan will be working overnight time as more spotty storms move through the morning and midday. >> it's friday the 13th. >> reporter: no ladders out here and no mirrors to break. storm tracker 6 live hd double can we have showe

listen to jacob and zachary. >> why is your daddy the best?ause he gives me breakfast. >> and why else? >> because -- because we work on dad. >> i but why? >> because -- because he is i miss him so much. >> you miss himself in. >> yes. >> why else do you love daddy? >> because -- because we want to give him a hug. >> why do you miss daddy? >> because -- >> that's why dade is the best? >> yes. >> okay. >> so that's what we're looking for, there by the way, their mom kenya also helped with that video. >> beautiful boys. >> good looking kids. hey, if you want to let us know how your dad is doing, and why you love him so much, you simply log on to myfoxphilly.com, go to that you report tab, up load your video, we can also use still pictures, too. well, technology has certainly changed since the 90's, what are these things called? >> tomigachi. >> what was that? >> a little animal that thousand dollars keep alive. >> do you miss them? >> yes. >> a lot of things we ♪ come have fun at sesame place with everyone's favorite furry friends. enjoy rides w

reporting live, casey zachary, "nbc 10 news." >> breaking news at 6 chon 34. police are investigating a robbery at a 7-11. we sent rosemary connors to the scene. i understand that this crime happened about -- less than an hour ago. what else do you know? >> reporter: about 45 minutes ago, vai. we arrived not long after. this is 5:45 this morning that a man with a gun walked in. they are reviewing surveillance video and talking to the owners who arrived. an armed man walked in around 5:45. there was a clerk behind the counter, the man demanded money and he god away with an undisclosed amount of cash. there was nobody else inside at the time. mess a police are trying to get an idea of the suspect at this point they have not given us any specific description so we're waiting to learn more from them. that's the latest live, rosemary connors, "nbc 10 news." >> happening today the truck driver involved in a six-vehicle accident on the new jersey turnpike that critically injured tracy morgan is scheduled to be in court. kevin roper is charged with death by auto, four

. >> there were quite a few that stood out in my book i call him zachary he was the same boy fed kneeled car that day was powerful he was turning 12 and commanded every petty in cub room. of fascinated me because he was not a big kid but say things like on my first day to show the up painting may be the second day in the middle of showing the ballerinas he stands up to say recess and the whole class leaves. i am watching him out to recess thinking you are incredible. you literacy could lead anybody watching him walk over to moms and dads who were holding babies having cigarettes to bring the babies to me. day after day feat toddlers during recess or help them. it was a little bit appeared to me every day he would give real look that you don't belong here or he would say go home we don't need you. but i had had it one day i said get in my room we are talking he sat at my desk and put his cowboy boots on my table. why don't you like me? what is it? he said i really don't like women.j9-ññr you have to help me so he talked further in told me a tragic story that his mom had left him but kept

let's go to zachary in new york. >> caller: yeah, jim, booyah. my question is about under armour.t are your thoughts? >> i like kevin plank, i'm glad to see the stock starting to move. that trifecta is great. i think under armour goes higher. philip in massachusetts. >> caller: hi, jim. i want know what's the stir on whole foods? >> there's guys in that segment coming out of the wood work. we have guys in -- we have the target's, the costco, whole foods, we've got too many players. it's killing everybody's margins. let's go to becky in florida. becky? >> caller: hi, jim cramer. i have a question about nhg -- marine harvest, it's selling for 1208 rooight now, it's due to p a dividend of 84 cents. >> boy, i tell you, marine harvest escapes me. i do not know it. what can i say? let's take one more call. let's go to ed in massachusetts. >> caller: hi, thank you for taking my call. i watch your show all the time. i have domestic oil and gas i know you like that. pipe lines you said you liked that last night. ipos not so much. my stock is enable midstream partners. >> you know, i have t

he likes facebook, but my -- i have two teenage sons, zachary and luke, they're younger, they're tellingteenage friends are not on facebook, it's my generation on facebook. >> well, look, it's a tough call because facebook, periodically we hear that the young people aren't on it and then when push comes to shove they are on it. it's a great worldwide brand i think twitter's full of promise. i'm doing a big write-up of twitter and it's a moving target because i like -- i said don't buy if it gets down to 29, gets to 29 and taking off. i prefer facebook to twitter. that said, i believe that if twitter got it together, the opportunity is greater because i regard twitter as its own personal news service. they've not been able to figure out how if you don't want to tweet, you want to use it. if they do that, the stock goes back to $50 where you bought it. thank you. >> okay. [ applause ] >> how you doing, dr. cramer? this is chris, my father carmine. i would like to dump the shares in the next few weeks to move into a better sector or get into a better player in the same sector. i feel like o

few that stood out that one young man and i won't tell you his real name but in my book i call him zacharyhat knelt in front of my car that day. he was powerful. i think he was 11 turning 12 and he commanded everybody in the room. it fascinated me because he wasn't a real big kid that he would say things like i think it was my first day of teaching and i was showing them the painting and i think it was the second day of teaching because i was trying to figure out what i was going to present to them. i'm in the middle of showing them the ballerinas and he stands up and says recess and the whole class leaves. i'm marching him out at recess thinking how incredible. you literally could lead anybody. i was watching him walk over to moms and dads who had babies and had a cigarette in the with ring the babies to me. i would watch him day after day feed toddlers during his recess time or help them. he was a little bit weird to me. every day he would give me this look of you don't belong here. he would give me a a little shove and say go home proper. we don't need you. i have had it with him one da

and as nbc's zachary roth reported, people were actually turned away because of the new law, including 93-year-old man named willie nims. >> i don't know, i went down there and they told me i had to get my -- something with i many name on it. i said, i don't know how to -- how to go, but anyway, i decided to just let it alone. and i come on back here and lay down and took me a nap. >> according to the voting rights group, empower alabama, mims doesn't have a license because he can no longer drive and he was not given a provisional ballot. until yesterday, willie mims had been voting regularly since world war ii, not content to simply drive people away, the alabama republican party is also putting up a $1,000 reward for tips on voter fraud that lead to a conviction. now, let's be clear. the republicans run this entire state. that includes the governor's mansion, 63% of the legislature, and all but one of the state's congressional delegation. there is no imminent threat of their dominance being challenged, especially not from voter fraud. we called up the alabama gop and they said they h

wow. 217,000, zachary carebell, and he is here from slate magazine and also written a book, and there it is right there, the lead i leading indicators, a short history of the numbers that rule our world. i have heard it is a fantastic read. >> you can find out. >> and let's talk about the job number, good, sir. and let's look at where the jobs were added professional services, health care, and transportation, and warehousing, and that is where the jobs are right now. and you are always tend to have a unique take on these jobs reports, and what is yours on this one? >> and the professional services one, which is a grab bag of secretarial work or janitorial work, but it is not great and meaning that it is not particularly high-paying job health care jobs are orderlies and not registered nurses and the lower end of the wage scale in health care services, and this is like the past few months if you think that the economy is glass half full, you can find some evidence in this report, and cup half empty, well, you can see it that the work week is down and the labor participation which means

. >> he is the best because -- >> that's three and a half year old zachary from lafayette hills.now what your dad is the best. up load your own video, use the hashtag. good day to you, thursday, june the 20th, 2014. a lot to get to in this hour. >> you know you are not from fill when your first philly cheese steak was from gym owe's, coming up. the other ways philadelphians stick out from the crowd. plus, this: then i'll apologize for that. >> okay. >> okay. up should just know we don't do this a lot. like real huge deal. we want to invite to you have one with us every day for the rest of the week. >> mean girls. >> mean girls in every single school. but new study claims that cool kids don't always make it far in life. how being popular in high school could actually hurt you, down the road. jen? >> if you don't know this guy,'s brought south philly food to south florida, fort lauderdale, even hollywood for years now opening a spot in hair's' most polite day possible, the guy is a main young, awesome. i've eaten at his restaurant, talk about what he'll be doing here in south jerse

and what i found fascinating, a 23-year-old kid named zachary not even a year out of college who wasob meeting in a panera according to an interesting article by "the washington examiner." look what he's shaken, capitol hill to its core. no one saw this coming. >> he's got a bright future too along with brat. >> sure does. >>> let's move to a homeowner's nightmare. this happened in central texas. a luxury home dangling from the edge of a cliff 75 feet over a rocky shoreline. the earth beneath the back of that 4,000-square-foot house on lake whitney crumbled last night. it fell into the water below. there are visible cracks all over the base. when the first cracks showed up in that land, the owners were told to move out, so no one was inside. officials say the entire cliff could collapse. >>> east of lake whitney, flood warnings posted across a wide swath of louisiana. yesterday a storm dumped up to 7 inches of rain over lafayette. roads were turned into rivers as you see here. of course, it's never a good idea to drive through floodwaters like that. at least one driver found himself

zachary seth allen. brittany marie chavous. lequtia austin madison. omar amakl.vincent a shown anderson. lizette m. arden. marilyn aravalo. that tall i can't baez. provans val baliant. jeffrey balzer. dug last eric barbin. rose batista. justin t. beck. emily bagonas. michael joseph benson. matt andrew bergeron. lindsey berdier. diondra nicole berry. larry bethune. gina n. beseglia. ryan beseglia. melinda marie blanchard. johani bowman pagan. kristin boyce -- >> friday, hillary clinton recounts her tenure as secretary of state from her recently published memoir "hard choices." the former first lady and new york senator will be interviewed by politics & prose owner lindh can muskatine from washington university in washington, d.c. live 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. >> c-span's new book, sundays at 8:00, includes "huffington post" correspondent david wood. >> there is something that drives them to this ideal of service and the, like some people i know who served in war, that the intensity of the experience, the intensity of the relationships they have with their com

joining me is david sauerby and zachary ary karabell and robert frank and john seymour. late or what happens next? >> one thing you need to follow, relative value out there reflects the fact that people are still trying to find stocks that can offer up such so the energy sector is very interesting. if you look at what happened in europe and the european banks, deutsche bank has been beaten up on their capital raise and ultimately because of the scale and the risk trade and the fact that liquidity is back for the next couple of months, i think these are the places people are looking. can now get xlas meant, the vix is way too low. that's an opportunity. this week we seemed to get very strong data across the board but not too strong. >> volumes are up 10% to 20% on the big board. the vix, as tim just mentioned, below 11 at last check. off 7.5%. off like 19% this year. with retoo complacent? are markets too complacent? >> no, i like when there are still bears out there. i still think there's a long-term mistrust in stocks boast 2008 and even 2002 and the likelihood is stock

joining me is susan ots from the oshman institute, zachary carroll of evest net and cnbc contributorsen and kayla tausc tausche, and also "fast money" trader jon najarian. good to see everybody. dr. j., the russell rebal, is this mostly priced in? >> well, i don't know a lot of folks that are trading that, kell, but i'll tell you, for the week there were lots of movements, quite large movements. 3d printers, broadcasters. of course, broadcasters reacting to that supreme court ruling that you and i talked about two days ago. >> yep. >> those stocks were just on fire after that, and had he theld most of those big gains. so, a very active week for trade, kell, and next week, although it will be shortened, most of the activity will probably be monday, tuesday, wednesday. by wednesday afternoon, it will be a ghost town. >> yeah, it's going to be a packed week for economic data. and guys, monday the 30th closes out the second quarter. it closes out the first half of the year. kay kayla, what have we learned? >> i don't think we've learned all that much. people have been nay saying, they've