one of your neighbor s told you that they saw zack's body being taken away in an ambulance. but your presumption is you've lost your son. how do you think state and local officials should let you go forward here? >> well, i have asked if i could actually come in and, you know, look. i understand that there's a lot of people in there, there's children, i know there can't be everybody in there is not children that are between 12 to 14 years old and they're all male, i know that. so i know they don't want to put people through seeing bodies, but at least let us look. like i have told them, zachary, we were told his face was not harmed, we would be easy to recognize. he has very disinstinct scarring, i understand bodies that are hurt would be a little bit harder to identify. and i don't -- i want my zachary laid to rest, but i also want everybody else to have closure. i mean i know there's so many people out here hurting. and it's just so hard to see everybody suffer. >> and as you go through this, tony, help somebody explain who might not quite understand what it's like every d

well, zack, and welcome, merkel on -- mayor kwan. [applause] >> good morning, all. it is my pleasure to welcome you on behalf of the partners and lawyers at my firm. we are in historic times. 34 years ago, i was privileged to help with the election and administration of the first african-american mayor of oakland. we continue to make history because today, i'm honored to introduce the first asian american woman as mayor of oakland, the first asian mayor of oakland, and the first asian- american woman elected as mayor of any major city in the united states. she and ed lee, the first asian american mayor of san francisco, make a rare and great hair. their selection indicates progress. slow progress, but progress nonetheless. our mayor is a woman of many firsts. she was the first asian-american woman elected to the open school board and the first to the oakland city council. but always first are the people that she serves. a 32-year oakland resident, she has dedicated her life to making government work for people. her experience and inspiration came from the civil and

. >> my name is zack stewart.s americans we do real well with indulgences like -- like derivatives, automobiles, pensions and not so well with restraints, like not filling the bay. in my experience in williamsburg, stanford, university of california, mt. rainier national park and other places is projects that get studied thoroughly always come out better, the ones that are rushed through. historic preservation commission is absolutely essential to taking san francisco, which is tiny and filtering out the developers who want to do something here which are big. we need h.p.c. badly to see we come out like harvard, yale and other area universities. thank you very much. >> next speaker. >> about afternoon. i'm peter worefield. i would like to make four points. the fairness of the hearing here is very much in question. i think the city needs more rather than less landmark review and more systematic review. i think the library has not always been a good stewart of its facilities and complexities of the process generally

he's identified as 53-year-old raymond zack.said her son wanted to kill himself. they plan to meet to discuss what happened and how to make plans for going forward. live in alameda. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> the contra costa county sheriff department is investigating a shooting in rodeo that happened after 10:00 last night on tulabi road near california and mariposa street. nearby homeowner called police saying someone was dieing in the street. officials describe the victim as a man in his 20s. no word yet on any suspects or the circumstances surrounding the shooting. the family of a missing bay area nursing student is now offering a $20,000 reward hoping that it will help generate leads in the case. they posted flyers in hayward with photos of 26-year-old michele le. she was last seen friday night at kaiser hospital in hayward, where she told another student she had to run to her car. police found the car a half-mile away. her family says they are worried that something terrible has happened. >> she didn't deserve to have t

zack joins us to impart some of thats withsome.ving me. >> first of all, why do you enjoy catching foul balls so much? >> i just love baseball more than words can describe. and call me spoiled, but even as a fan, i guess i like to be a participant. and baseball more than any other sport allows me to do that. i just -- i feel really connected to the game when i catch one. >> but, i mean, how many do you need to catch? >> you know, i just -- my goal when i was little was just to catch one baseball. i went to a game when i was 6 but i didn't catch one until i was 12. when you're little and you experience something great, you just want to do it more and more. i have an obsessive personality in general so i've stuck with it. >> you've done it more than 4,000 times. so, how do you position yourself in the ballpark to catch a foul ball? >> the number one rule is to have some room to run left or right. the worst mistake to make it to be trapped in the middle of a long row of fans. camden row in baltimore say great way to catch a baseball.

zack took the pictures that you are seeing right now. storm and sadly some people close to him did not make it. zack, talk us through what happened before the storm and when you found out about your aunt and uncle. >> yes. thanks, drew. you know, we're just thinking of everybody, praying for joplin. i was at my parents' house on the north side of town and i knew there was a storm coming in so i went back to my apartment where there was covering for my car. i was only worried about hail at that point. i went up to my roof, foolishly. i've never been afraid of tornadoes. i wanted to get a picture of the storm. i saw the funnel cloud. it was rain-wrapped, like they said. at that time i knew something really bad was going on. i went to the first floor of my building it was really windy and scary for a good 10, 15 minutes. after the storm passed i immediately -- there was rumors about how half of the town was gone and hospital gone and things you would never possibly imagine in your craziest, wildest nightmares. i drove as far as i could and

this is jonathan zack, the president of the association for competitive technology, and he pointed out the market could go up to $50 billion in apps in a year. the chairman of the sec pointed out just a few years ago -- fcc pointed out just a few years ago -- now there are hundreds of thousands of apps in the apple store. >> did anyone defend the practice of geptracking, and can you -- geotracking, and can you turn them off? >> you have to give consent to turn on. they both said that you could turn off relatively easily. they could track your movements for some purpose. they did talk, people want these applications. they are not being forced to download these applications. they are paying for them. is dps ort applications for coupons and things like that -- is a popular applications. >> google was rep -- was represented by allen davis. >> here is how it works. when i first came out of my -- when i first took my phone out of the box, one of the first questions it asked me was whether or not to share information data sharegoogle.-- share information data with google. if the user does not

looks like zack galifianakis like that. >> we'll see you back here tomorrow. that's the news.d night. >>> you are watching cable 10, aurora, new york, community access channel. [ cheers and applause ] >> wayne's world! wayne's world! party time! excellent! >> all right!

host: let's hear from zack first.uest: i think there definitely is somewhat of a disconnect between what people are taught in schools and the needs of the job market. but to the extent that's the case, i think it's something that colleges and universities need to study and they need to respond. but i would agree that maybe people aren't getting exactly the skills in all cases that they need in the job market but there's many cases where they are. and so, you know, hopefully to the extent that there's a problem, it's fixed. guest: when president obama passed the health care bill he also passed student loan reform. that's been important. he cut out the middleman and took away the 61 billion in subsidies that were going to the big banks and has reinvested that into helping students graduate without overwhelming debt. he's invested $34 billion in pell grants, increasing the maximum award from 500 -- 25500. and this is the single largest investment in our nation's history and i think president obama is making sure that our

i'm zack for "teen kids news." >>> we all know the story how during the american revolution lanterns in a steeple signal the british are on the move. after more than 200 years, we still don't know just who hung those lanterns. so we sent nicole to try to solve this history mist. >> reporter: this is the famous old north church in boston. it's where our hunt for clues begin. >> in april 1875, gener general was looking to send troops out to lexington and concord, and do it on a secret mission because he had spies on the town of boston watching his every movement. >> it was paul revere who came up with the plan to hang signal lanterns. >> he enlisted the help of what we think are a couple of different men. we don't know for sure because he only tells us he chose a friend to help give the signals. >> reporter: to solve the mystery, you need clues. >> primary sources, people who were alive or present at the time it happened. they're someone who is going to be able to give us an eyewitness account of things that actually happened that night. secondary sources are source of information who

. >> one way or the other i want zack to be at peace. can't stand the thought of him laying there cold and those trailers they are storing everybody in. l let him be. >>reporter: local officials believe the folks unaccounted for may have left joplin and just have not been able to contact anyone yet. >> freight engine drama in the sky over colorado. san bernardino woman never flown a plane before was forced to land a small prop plane after her husband passed out at the controls. the cockpit tape were released today and lisa has the white knuckle story for for us. >> i'm trying to get it off auto pilot. >> that's the voice of woman whose 70-year-old husband is falling unconscious at the control of the small plane. flying in clouds at 16,000 feet. she has never flown a plane before. >> i can't tell what's going on. >>reporter: listening in the crew of nearby commercial plane who suspects the pilot is suffering from a lack of oxygen. the crew jumps in with critical advice on how to get the plane to a lower altitude. >> auto pilot is on might

sergei severnov, zack stewart and john tamen. go ahead. >> thanks. my name is ellen dudley. it's ironic the following suggestion i have is already in my prepared remarks before we were limited to what is n. my opinion, a ludicrous one minute to collect a coherent thought to share with you. so i will proceed anyway. applicants should be allowed up to five minutes per speaker or up to one hour per application, with the possibility to petition for additional time if needed. and such petitions should not be unreasonablely denied. commissions and boards should be under mandate to strongly consider the opinion of the majority of the neighbors of a project and every effort should be made to work with an applicant to reach a mutually acceptable solution. i also believe decisions of the board of appeals be based on the simple and not a super majority. you have a chance to be on the right side of history on all of these issues and i certainly wish you well in getting there. i would like to end with a final thought. i would be interested from hearing your points of view what the salien

as 53-year-old raymond zack. fire division chief tells me they have a serious conversation tomorrow and discuss why an island city doesn't have the ability to save people who are in danger in the water. crown beach abc 7 news. >> thank you allen. >> now search for missing nursing student. 26-year-old michelle lee disappeared friday night. tonight family members announce a reward hoping to someone might know what happened to her. lillian in hayward with more for us. lillian? >> play of the night family went to the hayward neighborhood where the car was found. they posted fliers hoping her picture will jog people memory. younger brother michael says since the disappearance the whole family worried sichblingt many came from out of town to help with the search. >> it has been really crazy because you just don't know what happened. it could be really good news or it could be really bad news. we really don't know and it is really hard to not assume the worst but we are trying. >>reporter: leah nursing student at samuel

a 3-run home run for the birds and zack britton had the 5th win of the season. orioles look to sweep the series and hope to do so tonight. >>> ten minutes away from five. when you fix food and fun and have it together, hundreds willno doubt come out. the cool and dreary temperatures yesterday didn't dampen the spirits at the towson town festival. so many people came out to watcheart music and plenty of great food. the crew from abc2 news there all weekend. we want to thank everybody who came by and said hello. >>> now maryland's most powerful doppler radar and the forecast certified most accurate by weatherate. >> the month of may, we have a second day here that normally would bring us lows in the 40s, a high of 70. another important part of this day, in terms of the almanac. the first time of the year. we actually have sunset at 8:00. will we see it today is the question? i doubt we will see much of the sun as we are stalking another soupy environment. and another cooldown in the backside of another frontal poundry -- boundary responsible for heavy rain and sto

nick had a three-run double for the o's and zack britton picked up his 5th win of the season. orioles look to sweep tonight in the windy city. >>> again, our top story on the day is terror mastermind osama bin laden dead. >> u.s. official say they are on high alert. how u.s. forces executed the attack and targeted bin laden in the first place. >>> also last week's deadly rash of tornado killed more than 340 people. the obama administration official is getting an up close look at that damage. >>> 6:21. time for five things to know before heading out the door. this morning the mastermind behind the september 11th attacks is dead and buried at sea. in a late night news conference the president announced that osama been laiden was -- osama bin laden was found and grilled the tore fade neighedos recovery is not going to be quick. more than 300 people have been confirmed dead. >>> japan's parliament has passed a supplementary budget to help pay for the devastating earthquake and tsunami. it totals 48 billion dollars which is expected to only be a fraction of the cost. the ongoing nu

titles the country united it was not impressed by the man in which he says this he and his assistant zackand it were acts by the russian ice hockey federation saying they did not discuss what went wrong and it obviously made up their minds when they called them to a meeting yesterday even say federation chiefs defended their sacking. we listened to book off and many questions were asked on the development of hockey and why our team performed poorly at the world championship in slovakia in the executive committee from their work in their own system so just like during most so it was decided not to renew book of course in its contract. aswell world record holder at the same boat has made a winning return to the track after a ten month absence that you make and winning the latest diamond league meeting in rowing was full of his usual confidence before the gun and the crowd was full of anticipation but he looked a bit rusty has to be said over the first few metres but making a terrible start and it looked like a long time rival. the league champion the two kids of the race to go but by then s

well, zack, and welcome, merkel on -- mayor kwan. [applause] >> good morning, all. it is my pleasure to welcome you on behalf of the partners and lawyers at my firm. we are in historic times. 34 years ago, i was privileged to help with the election and administration of the first african-american mayor of oakland. oakland. we continue to make history

mayo hard to the hoop to break the tie and they own the second half. 51-29 of course zack randolph righthe middle of it. back to oklahoma city they go for game seven. winner to face dallas, that's the sporting life for a friday night. >> boy there have been some real surprises in the nba. >> good stuff, good stuff. >> mark, thank you. and thank you for joining us tonight. mornings on 2 begins at 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. good night.

mayo hard to the hoop to break the tie and they own the second half. 51-29 of course zack randolph rightt. back to oklahoma city they go for game seven. winner to face dallas, that's the sporting life for a friday night. >> boy there have been some real surprises in the nba. >> good stuff, good stuff. >> mark,

. >> zack, we'll continue to follow your story, zack tusinger. part of the recovery a day after this storm. let's go to wolf blitz ner washington. wolf? >> thanks very much. happening now, survivors pulled from the ruins of joplin, missouri, a day after a monster tornado hit the city. astounding pictures of disaster in the heartland. a major hospital takes a direct hit making it impossible to help the living and find the dead. we'll have the latest. and the toast of ireland. president obama enjoys lighter moments overseas, even as he teams with -- he has to deal with the tornado devastation back here at home. i'm wolf blitzer and you're in "the situation room." >> it's been almost 24 hours since the people of joplin, missouri hid in their homes as the tornado tore through their city. officials say 116 people were killed and many more injured. this makes this storm tied for the second deadliest twister. the toll is expected to climb as one resident puts it. everybody's going to know people who are dead. a massive rescue operations under way that h

zack briton in the first. josh willingham with the hit. they mistook that 1-0 lead to the fifth.alex pie hit a sinking liner to center. cocoa crisp gets there. it's 1-1. the lead didn't last long as the a's struck for four at the end of the 4th inning. willingham picked up another big hit that puts oakland in front. more good news, andrew bailey returned to the disabled list. gets nick markakis on a ground out. it all adds up to oakland's first series win of the year. 6-4 the final. bryan fuentes gets the save. last week at this time, the a's were in the middle of a losing streak. the big change has been clutch hits. >> you know when you get those two rbi hits and you tend to win a lot more games. that's big, and you know we're not going to get them all the time but i think that's where we have to bare down and try to get the division. >> the guys have been holding down, they're pitching very well. >> it's nice to be in the clubhouse with a club mentality. play off is a word you hear commonly. >>> at the top of the division the rangers were tied with the royals in the bottom of t

zack is also here, looks the way republicans think every democrat looks.ce we're talking about celebrities and reality stars, we might as well talk about the 2012 republican candidates. just look at the options republicans are kicking around, palin, huckabee, gingrich, trump, doesn't sound-like a field of candidates, that sounds like a season 13 of "dancing with the stars." not the stars, the dancers. let's start with mitt romney. he wrote a book titled "no apologies." no apologies, when you have to proclaim no apologies, isn't that a tacited admission you made a lot of mistakes. if i come home from a trip to vegas the first thing i say to my girlfriend is no apologies, we're going to have a fol low-u conversation. both rand paul and rahm paul have been talking about a run in 2012. they have something in common with my father and i which means we're also not going to get elected president. i, of course, would love nothing more than to see a debate between father and son. rebuttal? dad, you ruin everything. tim pawlenty is considering a run. if you look up

he has been identified as 53-year-old raymond zack. officials haven't said where he is from. they do plan to get together and talk about what happened and what to do going forward. live in alameda. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thanks a lot. learn to share. that age-old principle mom tried to impress upon you is going to be important today on the golden gate bridge. the long-awaited closure of one of the two sidewalks for seismic repairs gets underway. terry mcsweeney is live at the bridge to show us what is happening. terry? >> reporter: everybody, bicycle and pedestrians asked to move -- not asked. being forced to move to the east walkway on the golden gate bridge. west side is shutting down for construction work. let's see how this works out. take a look at the pictures of how they hope it works out. we have pictures of pedestrian and bicyclists sharing. just like kristen said, the way mom would want it. on weekend, that means lots of sharing. 10,000 bicyclists on a busy day getting to know each other. one idea is have a stripe down the middle of the eastside sidewalk, cit

zack attack. randolph unguardable at times. techl the series. game 7 in sunday oklahoma city.ads by 1 stroke after player championship a day which we saw dramatic rescue on the seventh hole. not really. bradley dropped the driver into the water on the seventh tee. operation rescue began. back to that in a moment. early on 17 luke donald tee shot. named island green. if 8 under after 67 today. back to the rescue now. fan volunteered to rappe rappel, wasn't rappel. that's writer embellishment. then nick playing well. finished 9 under. to the klawtion of rescue 911 and somebody smart enough to use a driver to fish out the other driver and we are happy to report no clubs were harmed in the videotaping of this mishap. final shark item maybe the best costume you have ever seen. guy with the shark eating are the wed wing fan brian 22 years old from san jose. shark fan for 10 years. inspiration was a halloween costume that he saw. look at the girl here. oh, my. stay away from him. he's scary. here's brian. >> well i was actually at school in indiana and i saw a shark eating a surfer.

this one is from @ zack tiger.mom takes the bag of winooout of the box of wine, puts it in her purse and sneaks it into movie theaters." [ laughter and applause ] got to have my wine. got to have my wine. we've got to go see "thor." this one's from @ lisa evans. wshe says, "when my mom grocer shops she buys oddly shaped watermelons, because she feels sorry for them." [ laughter ] look at this. it's just as tasty as the other watermelons, honey. this one is from @ cherry warhol, she says, "she adds ss to all store name. walmarts, targets, old navys." come on, everybody. it's time to go to applebeeses. this one is from @ erie ella, she says, "my 70-year-old mother-in-law said she might try crack before she dies." [ laughter ] why not, i guess, right? why not? i think i want to try crack. that is crazy. this one's from @ ruby soho 17429.ys she says, "every once in a while my mom will say penis butter instead of peanut butter." [ laughter ] slight difference. almost the same, though. this last one here's from @ jessica

zack duke on the mound for houston tonight.the year duke did all right at the plate. duke hit his first homerun in seven major league seasons. the dbacks roll 11-3 their fourth win in a roll 13-15. they trail the giants by just a half a game. >> the oakland as have heated up since the six game losing streak they were in the middle of last week at this time. a 20-minute rain delay before they could get things started tonight at the coliseum between the as and the orioles. as broke a 1-1 tie in the third. josh gets one off and scores cocoa crisp. putting single runs on the board with frequency. orioles pulled even in the 4th. here comes nolan and that was it for baltimore scoring. he picked up his first win. chris broke the tie in the 6th. he singled. here comes cliff pennington who gets a piece of the plate with his hand. and it's 3-2 oakland. the bullpen took over. and then mark ellice provided a little padding. ellice off uara in the 8ing. this one has been a while in coming for he will us's first homerun of the year. who work

it was her son zack idea. >> he was playing with a little toy turtle he had in the tub.e kind of broke it apart and took my nail brush and stibingt inside i was lake that is so adorable. >>reporter: adorable won't be enough as she competes in the business plan competition at foot hills entrepreneur center. judges are venture capitalist. while the 5000 dollar scholarship prize is important, making a connection to help her raise 200,000 dollars to get her business going is crucial. she's done her homework. >> i have taken injection molding class. i have taken a silicon molding class. i have learned all about prototypes and i'm going to take a class next week on 3 dimensional cad file. >>reporter: she put 4000 of her own money on the line to pay for inincorporating her business and buying promotional items. but the road to success can be tough. >> definitely part of the equation is failure f.they don't fail how do you learn. >>reporter: brandon knows firsthand. he won the competition three years ago but venture eventually failed. still hasn't lost his confidence or drive. >

. >> charlie: what is it about zack who is fellow north carolinians. >> i foil it down to, i'm curioushat you think when he was in this chair. he's a guy who is always present. always present. what i envy about him, especially in bangkok he would always go on these walks. low to have walk, too, i love to put on my headphones and walk around the city. he does it with a centeredness that i envy. he really is okay on his own all the time. i think that is an honorable -- >> charlie: i think centered is right. he seems to know who he is. >> very much so. >> charlie: and like who he is. there for he can take any risk that he wants to take he's willing to try. >> that's right. >> charlie: many things. >> on top of that, he is very, very talented actor. we haven't even seen -- we've seen a glimpse of what he's able to do. >> charlie: i want to ask some variation of the question whether comedy harder than drama. because it seems most people say it is. but is it harder for you? >> you know, i remember martin short being interviewed talking about "last tango in paris" and the scene where marlon b

bradly, zack, they give us another reason to reach for advil in hangover 2.he backdrop for another silly, sexy comic. it is darker and meaner than the first one, but just as funny. and the film shows a seedy side that dudes will especially love this holiday weekend. so leave the girlfriend and wife behind and go see hangover 2 with the lads. next up, the timber shivering billion-dollar movie franchise pirates of the caribbean continues with its fourth installment on stranger tides. 55million actor johnny depp gives his best as jack spar row. he better at that price. they walk the plank, but cruise is new onset and is on fire as jack's old flame. this is a movie spectacle breaming with action and laugh, great family fun from beginning to end. i highly recommend it this holiday weekend. music lovers, take note. the san francisco pop fest is bringing over 25 bands to san francisco. bands will be playing all over the place this memorial day weekend. you can get passes to many of the shows for 12 to $25. but sunday afternoon, a free show in the park. all right, be