zachary: that is right. has only been using this heavily for about two been years. -- two years. yorkusing the court system as their enforcement arm. lisa: why the new york court system even for claims in texas outside of jurisdiction? zachary: there is jurisdiction because lenders require their to sign something giving them jurisdiction. they pick these kind of relatively out-of-the-way county clerk's office is in places like canandaigua, new york which is like the hot place to file them this year. filedonth, 455 cases were in ontario county which is where canandaigua is which is 83% of their entire civil court documents for the county for that month. your piece is the third in the installment and it shows like names like high-speed capital coming thick and fast to this. what about high-speed capital? what about cash crunch? after a months of processing these deals, are we seeing regulators listening to your reporting and saying this cannot be a good idea? zachary: we are waiting now to see if regulators or lawmakers are going to have any reaction to the work we are doing becaus

tom. >> zachary kiesch for us tonight. zachary, thank you. >>> overseas to the national guard soldier killed in kabul this weekend. a 39-year-old father of seven, he also served as the mayor of his city. here's abc's lana zak on the apparent insider attack. >> reporter: the major, mayor and married father of seven killed in an apparent insider attack in afghanistan. army national guard major brent taylor, mayor of north ogden, utah, was shot when a member of the afghan security force opened fire at the military base in kabul. the gunman killed by other afghan forces. >> major taylor's desire to serve his country in multiple deployments are a testament to the character of this man. >> reporter: 39-year-old major taylor serving his fourth deployment, his second in afghanistan. governor gary herbert revealed he volunteered for the assignment even as they tried to talk him out it. >> you've done enough. you've done your part. >> reporter: the major and mayor ten months into his latest tour, his thoughts never far from home, hi

here's zachary. ♪ >> from the boss -- to the titans.r-studded lineup uniting to honor those who served and sacrificed for our country. at the 12th annual stand up for heroes event. >> nothing better. it's the least we can do. >> celebrating heroes like justin and his wife, kim lee. >> it's a hard thing to describe, leaving the military. >> justin came home with his limbs intact, but his deployment did damage to his mind. >> it wasn't until i returned from deployment and his dad took his own life. that sent me spiraling downhill. >> at one point he considered taking his own life. now they are helping spread awareness about the silent wounds of war. >> the fact that 20 veterans a day are taking their lives while working to get rid of the stigma that we come back from war and it's not okay to seek help. >> the event raised $45 million to date. it started by bob woodruff and his wife and their foundation after he was injured by a roadside bomb while on assignment in 2006. >> is there anything good that happened, i had a chance to accomplish

. >> zachary, let's talk about the millennial candidates.s of millennials running not just at the state level but cortez is only 29 years old. should voters expect a different style of leadership from millennials, from young voters? >> yes. i think younger people, especially those running for office, bring forth a new set of ideas and a way of approaching things, so a lot of young people, they are very civically involved but they haven't really been in the political fray as much as they should be. so i think that their approach will be one in which is more conclusi inclusive, more broader reaching and focuses on issues that affect younger people more than what we have seen in the current generation of politicians. >> what about social media, brian? is there a sense of how social media is affecting the young vote specifically? >> that is definitely one of the x-factors in this conversation. every two years, every time it's an election season, there is even more saturation of mobile phones and devices of new ways to reach voters. and certainly

zachary kiesch, abc news, new york. >>> the suspect in a hit and run accident that killed three girluts and one adult in wisconsin is due in court today. hundreds gathered in chippewa falls for a candlelight vigil. the fourth graders were struck while picking up trash on the side of the road. one scout remains in critical condition. the 21-year-old suspect was allegedly intoxicated at the time. >>> some would-be burglars got quite a surprise when they showed up at a house in alberta, canada. the homeowner who was at work at the time watched on his phone as a man dressed like a mail carrier checked if anyone was home there in edmonton. the would-be burglar pulled out a radio to call a buddy, and then -- there you go. together, they tried to pry the door open with a screw driver, and that's when the homeowner used the intercom. >> it was kind of, what do i do? and i'm on high alert, and just trying to figure out, what's my next step? everything's happened so quickly. jam a screwdriver in the door. i had found the talk button just as he was able to pry the door open. >> well, the police

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one is william harry harrison and zachary taylor.hey are typically dismissed as being an important but i suggest in the book that they may have been more important than we think. from look at harrison election day to when he came to august, you are looking at months. -- when he came to office, you are looking at months. he was not there long. with taylor, he was trying to reshape the presidency to be a more forceful figure in trying to determine the balance of powder -- power. book ishe themes of the that people coming to the office and the office shapes them but the people themselves also shape the office. william henry harrison did that in 30 days. teach at a law school. mr. gerhardt: yes. rosenworked with co jeff -- ceo jeff rosen and i oversee content that is produced for the public. sometimes the programs are all over the country and we try to arrange those and find people to come in and talk. hasn: michael j. gerhardt been our guest. his two books are impeachment and "the forgotten presidents" thank you very much. mr. gerhardt:

let's turn to our political digital director zachary wolf now. zach, i want to show our viewers, these are just a few states where early voting appears to be off the charts, crushing the number of early voters in the last midterms back in 2014. what's different now from two, four, or eight years ago? why are voters now flooding the polls early? >> first of all, you know, it's important not to read too much into early votes. this is something that's been gaining system generally, so it makes sense there would be more early votes from midterm to midterm, as more states do it and more people in those states do it. it's not just an election day thing. this is backed up by polls, people are really energized by this election. and it shouldn't be surprising that they're getting out to vote early, and then let their voices be heard. >> are there any specific categories or voter demographics that stand out to you in terms of this early vote? >> yeah, there are. we've gotten a lot of data on early voting from a firm called catalyst. our colleague aaron kes

zachary wolf -- >> real quick. he has strength in rural small town, blue-collar america.sion around the major metros was historic and widespread. >> we'll leave it there. ron and zach, thanks, gentlemen. happy thanksgiving. thanks so much. >>> still ahead, president trump says the u.s. has the tape that captured part of the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi, but the president will not listen to it. we'll tell you why. you find money everywhere.enot, and when you save on everything... it really adds up. it's kind of a big deal. retailmenot. yours for the saving. >>> president trump says he has declined to listen to a recording that captured part of the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi. khashoggi was killed and his body dismembered by a saudi hit squad after he entered the saudi consulate in turkey last month. >> we have the tape. i don't want to hear the tape. no reason for me to hear the tape. >> why don't you want to hear it, sir? >> because it's a suffering tape. it's a terrible tape. i've been fully briefed on it. there's no reason for me to hear it. in fact, i

another one is william harry harrison and zachary taylor. he served about 15 months.hey are typically dismissed as being not important but i , suggest in the book that they may have been more important than we think. if we look at harrison from election day to when he came to office, you are looking at months. there was stuff going on during that time and i think it shapes our understanding of what he might have become, even though he was not there long. with taylor, he was trying to reshape the presidency to be a more forceful figure in trying to determine the balance of power. between those who support slavery and those that didn't. one of the themes of the book is that people coming to the office and the office shapes them but the people themselves also shape the office. william henry harrison did that in 30 days. brian: you teach at a law school. mr. gerhardt: yes. and i worked with ceo jeff rosen and i oversee content that is produced for the public. it's produced on the internet, in public programs that the public are invited to. sometimes the programs are all o

abc's zachary kiesch is here with that story. zachary, good morning. >> reporter: whit, dan, eva, good morning to you. it's a terrible story. last night during class the shooter walked in. many of the students inside that yoga studio tried to fight back, and now police are looking for a motive. overnight a chaotic scene inside that hot yoga class when the shooter opened fire. first responders racing to the scene. >> this is the worst. it is random. there's no way to bring sense to a senseless crime. >> reporter: authorities say it all unfolded just after 5:30 p.m. when 40-year-old scott paul beierle walked into the studio with a gun killing two women and injuring several others. >> we are working diligently to try to make a connection between him and any of the victims. >> reporter: police are now saying that people in the class fought back trying not only to save themselves but other people. one man was pistol whipped. victims ran to nearby businesses desperate for help. >> the gentleman who came in apparently tried to fight off

abc's zachary kiesch has the interview you'll only see on abc. >> reporter: this morning, the victimsthat deadly attack tell abc news the chaos came just after class started. >> i thought this is it, like, this is my day, like this is my time to go, you know? >> reporter: when scott beierle walked into that hot yoga studio with a duffle bag, pulled out a gun and just started shooting. joshua quick jumped into action and took on the shooter, telling abc news in this exclusive interview. >> the only thing that was there was a vacuum. the gun stopped firing. i don't know if it jammed or out. i hit him over the head with it. >> reporter: the gunman then pistol whipped joshua. >> i jumped up as quickly as i could, ran back over. next thing, i'm grabbing a broom and i hit him again. >> reporter: that diversion created enough time for some to escape. >> thanks to him i was able to try to rush out the door. i was slipping. i was dripping blood everywhere. i got shot through my thigh. >> reporter: this morning, that man dubbed the hero. >> i want to thank that guy from my the bottom of my hear

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zachary had 19 along with seven assists and kevin durant dropped 22 points. >> looney had nine points with the warriors and they won 117- 11. they are off for the next couple of days and then they put the box on thursday. >>> the giants are close to hiring a new general manager. they may offer a job to the general manager of the dodgers. the team has 14 consecutive titles -- has won four consecutive titles. there are no comments yet. >>> billy beane is a sears executive of the year. he first became the general manager in 1997 when he took over as vice president after the 2013 season. they had the fourth best record this year just by having the third lowest payroll. >>> a single mother is now retired. she almost wished out -- she almost missed out on her millions of the powerball winner . we will tell you more, coming up. >>> we have the years sexist men alive. past winners include channing tatum and george clooney and blake shelton. idris elba has been in many movies. he said he was honored but what is most important is your vote in the election. >>> there's a new insulation in london

draymond green and zachary are out because of injuries and the spurs led almost the entire game. the score was 104-92. the last time the warriors got swept was five years ago. >> >>> we have been through stuff like this before. we try to push through in. it is still early in the season. it has been a challenging week. the best thing is to get away tomorrow and regroup. take it home and play with joy. >> steph curry has been ruled out of the next game. draymond green hopes to return when the thunder are in town wednesday night. >>> a 17-year-old racecar driver will have surgery today. this was a scary crash in china. this teenager lost control and lost her car at 170 miles an hour. she flew into the air and hit the observers stand. she fractured her spine. she survived. the car also hit photographers and race marshals and four had to go to the hospital. they are expected to be okay. >>> a race against time in butte county. potential problems if campfire victims are not located in the next couple of days. another week of smoky air. we will talk about the schools that have decided t

. >> reporter: similar wars are raging across t district where the teachers union is backing zachary parkier. democrats for education endorsed his and jessica sutter receive the endorsement of the democrats for education reform. worked inrt c schools. for now, the candidates are focused on the fall festivals and forums, convinci skeptica voters like michael turner the relatively obscure board can make a difference. >> i don't have a sense that we do anything. >> reporter: a lesson this election season, getting attention for even down ballot races can be down right expensive. scott macfarlane, news 4 i-team. and learn more about this other news four i-team stories, go to our nbc washington app and click "investiga>>ons." time 9:14. let's open up the window and take a look outse at the white house. the sun is gleaming down. 50 degrees and the leaves are changing. but there's rain on the way. lauryn is back with your forecast. when the nra tried to overturn maryland's assault-weapons ban, attorney general brian frosh led the fight to stop them, defending our gun safety laws to protect t

a study of political division among the house and senate members published in the journal by zacharyeal. he found active avoidance off bipartisan collaboration has gotten worse every year since the 1970s and yet those politicians don't reflect our believes if you look at exhibit number three. unstable majorities and political stalemate. despite how things appear in the news, aberage americans are no more politically divided now than we were in the '70s. they have not adopted more extreme eideological views. instead it's the parties and the politicians that there more poleized and have gone into narrow groups that don't represent the whole of the u.s. no wonder then result of the latest monthly survey of political affiliation. the largest group among us still the independents. 28% call themselves republican, 30% say democrat. 39% say independent. bottom line, yes. there's political division in the nation. but congress egged on by polar extremes and partisan media is out of step with the rest of us who don't view compromise as a dirty word and are clammering for independent thinking. w

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. >> my name is zachary. i'm a student of government. my question is, for professor from zÜrich. noticed you mentioned that john got election in part because of economic inequality. there is an article in the washington post a couple of weeks ago, they made the argument that it wasn't exactly inequality, but racism that led to his victory. i do think racism played a role in getting trump elected, why zero what? >> i get it. the donald trump, to the extent that he wasn't nationally known before he became a candidate for president, one of the key factors that he was using, was the earth movement. the idea that barack obama was not a legitimate husband. the argument was that he didn't happen american birth certificate but part of that had to do with he's not one of us. that resonated with a lot of people. throughout the social media environment, throughout the republican primary process. there's no doubt about it. one of the dynamics of this resentment, is not inequality with respect to economic issues but also a concern that other people are getting a better shake from america than

first, we have to see this 10- year-old canadian, zachary walker.e replay. his hero -- look at him! between the legs, the great dribble, put them in the spin cycle, hit the shot, this went viral. 3.8 million viewers on social media. warriors found out about it, and of course, tonight, they lined it up for young zach walker to meet his hero, steph curry, who obliges, takes some pictures, signs some autographs, that is great stuff. to see patrick mahon and steph curry doing justice to the curry . always checking out on the thursday night. it is 11:00 come in time for more news. >> that is so cool, mark think he. >>> next at 11. >> the dry out after a major storm made weight through for sunny skies and rainbows and the bay area. >>> brought on part of the roof at this building near 26. the cruise begin repairs which could potentially take months. >> there keeping the building from collapsing.

one thing you discovered in your research is that churchill was remarkably zachary mose, even when he healed the highest office. >> absolutely. >> he was a profoundly passionate and emotional man. much more than i was expecting actually. but he was -- 60 times. must be very offputting to have your leader burst into tears. if teresa may burst into tear would be offputting but she had the rice to -- the right to. he was not a buttons up, upper lip aristocrat of the late victorian age into which he was born him was a throw break to an earlier era which he loved, the region sin aristocracy. people who wore their hearts on the sleeve very much more than victorians. >> on the subject of churchill's emotions we should dial with this perception on the part of many that churchill was depresssive or manic depresssive. >> i don't believe that's the case at all. certainly not by -- the books -- he was -- got depressed undoubtedly, through the time of the catastrophe in the first world war which lid to kill ago wounding of 160,000 allied troupes which he entirely supported from the beginning throu

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. >>> now to digital director zachary wolf. good morning, wednesday, how are you?, great. >> do you feel relatively secure in your job, can i ask you that, this morning? it sounds like the washington in white house there's not a lot of job security. >> you put me on the spot there. >> i don't mean to laugh about it. at the end -- after a midterm election, especially when you've lost a lot of seats -- >> showeure, could be 40-plus. >> tell me about the melania trump staff announcement and how just unusual that is and how that takes the post midterm job insecurity to a whole new level. >> well it seems like pretty much everybody at the white house works under the assumption that they could be gone at any day, history they could spend six months, a year expecting to be fired, a la jeff sessions, and just kind of go on their job. it's clearly a strange work environment. and add to that what i don't understand about this melania trump story is that if there is one person on earth who you would think would be able to get somebody fired at the white house without making a

i spoke to our politics digital director, zachary wolf, earlier about this surgery in early voting. this is what he told me. >> i think if you look in texas, certainly, you know, the beto o'rourke campaign would be very excited to see the number of young voters rising, the same in georgia, the governor's race there, potentially in florida. but, you know, it's really hard to extrapolate exactly what this means. they are far and away above the last midterm election but they're not too much above and probably below the presidential election. and that most recent presidential election, of course, texas and florida, didn't exactly go towards the democrat. >> so zach advises not to get too excited about the early vote turnout. are either of you particularly excited to see this record-breaking turnout before election day, joan? >> i'm always excited to see turnout, ana. i think it's a big deal. especially the millenial turnout. it's up by about 400% in all three states, florida, georgia, and texas. having said that, zach is right, sometimes democrats bank those early votes and then they ge

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thanksgiving to all my family and friends back home in hattiesburg, mississippi, especially to my children, zachary, dad, and mimi. i love you all and i'll see you all soon. >> we do want to welcome you back to "gma" on this thanksgiving. great to hear from sergeant first class sara stuart. talking ant her family back in mississippi. so many of our men and women are serving overseas this morning. they are away from their families for the holiday. they are serving our country. we want to wish them a very happy thanksgiving and thank you for your service. and your sacrifice. >> so easy to take for granted the time we get with our families and we've got tens of thousands of men and women who are serving overseas who don't get what we get today. >> we go to work and we can go home to our families. their work involves being away from their families. >> our sincere thank you to all of them. that's for sure. ♪ >>> we got people on the parade routes. we'll get to it in just a moment later on. >>> we do want to look at the top headlines we're following. mark baiada kicked off the season of giving by surpris