zack kulesz.[ cheers and applause ] zack, do you -- do you know how to spell dwyane wade's first name? >> yes, it's f-o-u-l. >> jimmy: oh. [ laughter ] very clever. all right. have you met mary yet, zack? >> oh, yeah, we go way back. >> jimmy: let's put her on the screen there, so you guys can be side by side. can you see each other right now? >> i can. >> jimmy: all right, zack and mary. by the way, wasn't "zack and mary make a porno" a seth rogen movie? [ laughter ] all right. all right, zack and mary, are you ready to play the game? >> yes. >> jimmy: it's a simple game. it's a scavenger hunt. i will name an item. your job is to find that item and bring it back to me as fast as you can with no help. i see you got the kids in the background there. >> yeah, my girls are here. >> jimmy: okay, they have to sit perfectly still, because zack does not have any girls, as far as i know. [ laughter ] and let's begin. round one goes to whomever comes back first with a picture of your parent or parents. pic

we think ray monday zack could have been saved by somebody walking into the water. nobody needed to swim, nobody needed aa boat. could have walked out in pulled him in. >> fire leaders say policy prevented them from going into the water because of a certification period that had lapsed. they now say they are reimplementing the water rescue programs for the south to serve and protect does not stop at the shore. >>> suicide prevention activists were on the golden gate bridge for a similar type of demonstration. people joined hands to form a human chain to raise awareness about the number of suicides there. the event in memory of allison bayless who jumped to her death last month. friends and activists stressed many could have been saved just by a suicide barrier. >> i wanted to come out and remember my friend a little bit of closure and want to make sure this barrier gets built because i don't want this happening to anyone else. >> golden gate bridge direct arizona proved construction of a suicide barrier last year but the $50 million project was stalled because of a

so we think raymond zack could have easily been saved by somebody walking into the water. nobody needed to swim. nobody needed a boat. >> reporter: alameda leaders say policy prevented them from going into the water because a certification period had lapsed. they're now reimplementing the water rescue program. >>> certain activists were on the golden gate bridge for a similar demonstration. people joined hands to form a human chain across the bridge to raise awareness about the staggering number of suicides there. the event was in memory of danville teenager allison bay list who jumped to her beth last month. bridge directors approved the construction of a suicide barrier last year, but the $55 million project was stalled because of lack of funding. >>> there are new calls tonight for congressman anthony weiner to resign. that as new photos have serviced as well. the congress announced this weekend he would take a leave of absence to seek treatment. nbc's luke russert has more. >> reporter: shocking new photos of anthony weiner published by tmz.com. he mailed the pictures

[applause] >> thanks, zack. next, to talk about a solvent city, i would like to invite and 11-year-old just graduated from harvey milk civil rights academy. she will be going into the sixth grade this fall. she likes horseback riding and reading. she will also be going to camps and taking some road trips by bus the summer. she is joined today by her mother. >> i just graduated from harvey milk civil rights academy. i'll be going into sixth grade this year at everett middle school. students at my school work hard every day. we are planning for our future. the same way the mayor is planning for san francisco's future, not just planned for one-half in private -- planning for what happens in five years now, not just today. in five years, i will be in high school. mayor lee is planning for five years down the road, too, to make sure san francisco is what he calls solvent. it means we will put together [inaudible] [applause] mayor lee: thank you. finally, i would like to invite up to the podium lorenzo tomayo, who jus

zack was pronounced dead at the hospital. the firefighters said policy kept them from helping zack. tomorrow morning a group of alameda residents say they will wade back into the water where zack died. they say the demonstration will show how easy it would have been for crews to reach him. >> bicyclists have a few hours left to sleep before the first start in the silicone valley tour de cure race tomorrow. the race benefits the american diabetes association and has four routes ranging from 120 kilometers to 25 kilometers. check in starts at 5:30 tomorrow morning at the hewlet packard complex in palo alto on hanover street. race organizers say at this point team lockheed martin has raised the most money with almost $130,000 in donations. >> a bay area sports area they plan to bring towards city council i will. >> a cloudy day over the bay area but 100 degrees temperatures are on the way. rosemary is up next with your forecast. . >> frank somerville, gasia mikaelian, weekdays on ktvu, channel 2 news at 5:00, complete bay area news coverage. completing an atm deposit in record time...

alameda" aseguÓ que se llevaÁ a cabo una investigacÓn sobre los hechos en que perdiera la vida "raymond zackquien se ahoÓ el lunes, mientras los bomberos presenciaban su muerte desde la orilla de la bahia.---el departamento de bomberos recibÓ duras criticas debido a que no hicieron nada por rescatar a "zack"de las gélidas aguas, alegando que no tenian permiso para hacer rescates acuaticos. ---"marie gilmore" leÓ una declaracÓn al comienzo de una reunÓn del consejo, e indicó que el objetivo es evitar que una tragedia como ésta vuelva a suceder. ---continuando en "alameda", el despido de nueve agentes de la poliÍa, asi como la eliminacion de cuatro puestos de trabajo en el departamento de bomberos, son algunas de las propuestas para balancear el presupuesto de la ciudad. ---la administradora "lisa goldman", indico que tambien estan considerando establecer dias de descanso obligatorios sin goce de sueldo a los empleados de la ciudad. ---segun la tesorería, "alameda" podÍa enfrentar la bancarrota en los pÓximos aÑos a menos que se realicen cambios estructurales en el presupuesto. ---las negociac

we think raymond zack could have easily been saved by somebody walking into the water. nobody needed to swim. nobody needed a boat. could have walked out and pulled him in. >> alameda fire leader says policy prevented them from going into the water because a certification period had lapsed. they say they are now reimplementing the water rescue program so the oath to serve and protect oath does not stop at the shore. >>> activists were on the bridge for a similar demonstration. raising awareness about the staggering number of suicides there. the event in memory of danville deager, allison bayless. they stress many people could have been saved by suicide barrier. >> i wanted to come out and remember my friend, little bit of closure and make sure this barrier gets built, because i don't want this happening to anyone else. >> golden gate bridge director as proved construction of a suicide barrier last year, but the $50 million project stalled because of funding. yesterday a man threatened to drop off the bay bridge. a spanish speaking chp officer was able to talk the man aw

firefighters watched as raymond zack died in the ice water on crown beach memorial day. officials say they were no longer authorized

hey, we're here with zack segovia, the pitcher here. >> we don't have a lot of cameras here, so you can come on closer if you want to. i won't bite you, i promise. >> what is it like being in the minor leagues? >> i've been playing baseball since i was 2, so i've been in the minor leagues for i guess eight years now, but i've just gotten to scranton, and i've been part of the yankee organization since spring training. >> what do you love about being a minor leaguer? >> i know people see "bull durham," people see the bus rides, and stuff like that, and you know what, it is like that. i mean, we go to the smallest cities ever, but you develop some really close relationships, and as you keep playing, you become friends, and you know the people on the other side too, which makes just the whole baseball community just a good place to be. >> as a pitcher, how is it for you on the mound? >> it's just me versus you. my job is to get you out. >> is the atmosphere a little more relaxed in the minor leagues? >> it's great for the fans,

>> jimmy: i mean zack wylde, look at him. >> wylde-man.>> i thought it was gregg allman. >> jimmy: i mean -- >> but cuter. >> jimmy: he's got the -- oh la la. >> yeah. >> jimmy: see, you love him? >> yeah, he does this ends and stuff, he doesn't have the fly away stuff. he is cute. >> jimmy: oh my god. you embarrassed -- you have embarrassed him. this is awesome. i love when you come on the show, you are always so fun. >> thanks. >> jimmy: and every time i go down to do the "today" show and hang out with you guys -- >> we have a good time and you always send presents and you always say the same thing to us, "kathie i love you the best, don't tell hoda." and you say, "hoda, i love you the best. don't tell kathie." it's getting a little old. don't you have writers around here? write something a little different? >> jimmy: i've only done it twice. speaking of writing something different -- >> jimmy: yes. >> you have written something different. i love that -- here is what i love about you, not only that you're awesome and fun and cool but als

five years ago zack lystedt was almost killed playing football. now because of him, 23 laws have laws protecting high school athletes. it was last night he took a walk that few thought was ever possible. early this saturday morning, june 11, 2011. www.vitac.com captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. the empire state building behind the fog there. welcome to "the early show." i'm russ mitchell. >> good morning everybody. i'm betty nguyen. >> we begin in syria where the three-month-long battle is escalating. syrian tanks sealed off a northern town as residents place for an all-out assault. anti-government activists claim more than two dozen activists were killed t. white house condemned the actions saying syria is on a dangerous path. leaders in neighboring turkey are accusing syria as savagery as thousands flee for their lives. cbs news correspondent elizabeth palmer is in turkey near the syrian border. good morning, elizabeth. >> reporter: good morning. yes, from a very windy vantage point on a hill overlooking the refugee camp. you may be abl

. >>> reporter: dolores berry buried her stepson raymond zack just yesterday, 10 days after firefighters bystanders watched for an hour as zack drowned just off crown beach without ever intervening. >> hurry up. he is way out there. >> we are going to get someone. >> he can't swim. >> i was really angry. >> reporter: on 911 tapes, she can be heard desperately begging authorities to save her suicidal stepson. they never did. and the division chief later told reporters it was because the firefighters were not trained for water rescue because they didn't have the funds for training. but this memo written more than two years ago by the fire chief at the time tells a different story. it says, "we have been approved funding to re-certify instructors and train new swimmers. we anticipate training to commence within the next 30 to 45 days." but look at the date. that was on march 16, 2009. and it appears the training never happened. >> i just can't imagine why it wasn't done. it doesn't make sense at all because that is part of his job. >> reporter: alameda city mayor marie gilmore attended zack

raymond zack was 52 years old. his foster mother said he had attempted suicide before. >> i do not want anybody else to die like that. i don't see anything -- may be it was a waste. >> reporter: her son died while police officers and others watched from the shore. >> no one did anything. they were walking up and down the dog on beach. >> reporter: 911 recording show that very called for help around 11:30 a.m. >> he is way out there. i cannot swim. please hurry. >> reporter: in the next hour, the dispatcher called five agencies including the coast guard, police, and the coast guard could not reach zack's body because the water was less than 6 feet beach. responders who arrived earlier did not go into the water. they say they do plan to launch an independent investigation. jana katsuyama, and ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a water rescue training will be implemented next week. 30 firefighters have volunteered. they will be required to swim 500 yards. >>> now two oakland were a robbery and sexual assault victim wants to see

. >> reporter: alameda city mayor marie gilmore attended zack's funeral and reassured berry that changesady been made. the city just repealed a policy preventing rescuers from entering the water during an active incident but reached by phone today gilmore would not address the memo telling us, quote, the documents say what they say and we're going to wait for an independent review. berry says though it may be too late for zack, she hopes gilmore will keep her word and change will come. >> i hope people won't be hurt like this again. so we'll see. >> reporter: now, we have reached out to the fire division chief for a comment. we were told there will be no interviews until an investigation is complete. that investigation has not yet started and there is no timeline. but we did find out there will be water rescue training next week for firefighters and so far 30 firefighters have volunteered. live in alameda, christin ayers, cbs 5. >>> a disturbing discovery. san francisco emergency crews responding to a small brush fire near buena vista park early this morning came across a partially burne

s>> [ inaudible ] >> zack got a new mitt and an automatic baseball from the team.hole family got to stay and watch the game. what a thrill. >> a classy move. >> yeah. >>> 6:25 now. still ahead at 6:30. san francisco's fire chief warns the city might have to partially close some fire stations. if firefighters don't agree to wage concessions. >> a new lawsuit is filed claiming paramedics game oscar grant inadequate care after he was shot by former bart police officer johannes mehserle. >> would you like to see barry bonds retried on a charge that he lied to a grand jury? or would you like the government to let it go? i'm amy hollyfield, the story coming up next. >> delays are developing in new york and philadelphia. find out specific flights, check out our flight tracker abc7news.com. ♪ the rich aroma gets you up ♪ looking forward to your first cup ♪ morning! big day, huh? thank you. ♪ oh that mountain grown taste, ♪ ♪ just what you need ♪ for the big race. daughter: morning mom! are you excited? ♪ as you finish every mile... ♪ how rewarding are those smiles... ♪ [ c

after hearing the news, the giants invited zack to come watch the team warm up on the field last night and lucille surprised him with a giant replacement trophy. >> gave me a nice trophy. >> it's a big trophy. what are you going to do with that? >> there is a baseball fan! zack also got a new mitt and autographed baseballs from the team and his family stayed to watch the game. >> kudos to the giants. very nice. >> barry bonds heads back to federal court today. next at 5:30, the decision that could finally end the home run king federal legal woes. we have a live report. >> and a warning that san francisco fire chief is sounding if the city firefighters don't agree to forego pay raises. >> oakland fire department worker files a lawsuit against the city. coming up, serious accusation he is making about the medical care paramedics gave oscar grant. >> check out the high temperatures across the country. the you are leaving us and heading to phoenix, hot spot. 110. 90s around dallas and salt lake. washington, d.c. right at 90. otherwise it's comfortable. 70s and a few 60s around the rest of

a private citizen pulled zack's body from the water instead.he city relies on the coast guard but the water was just too shallow for the boat. >> i've heard not one of you and not one officer say that this shouldn't have happened. >> if it was a police matter why didn't they bring in a negotiator and try to communicate with this gentleman. >>> two years ago they suspended its water rescue program. firefighters did not go into the water because they were following protocol. alameda's acting city manager says 30 firefighters have volunteered to take water rescue training and half of them begin next week. >> just bad timing. thank you very much, marla. >>> apple steve jobs asking cupertino city leaders to build new headquarters. damian trujillo is live with an update. >> reporter: it was like a rock star showing up here in cupertino. steve jobs made his macworld presentation to the city council at last night's meeting. apple said it simply needs more elbow room and wants to stay right here to cupertino. he brought his aura to the council chambers

---el hombre que murio ahogado fue identificado como "raymond zack", de 53 aÑos.io de san jose aprobo reducir en un 10 por ciento el salario y los beneficios de los trabajadores municipales.---con estos recortes salariales, la ciudad busca ahorrar 39-millones de dolares al aÑo.---no obstante, el alcalde "chuck reed" anuncio que cientos de empleados podrian ser despedidos, entre ellos 195 policias y 64 bomberos. ---ademas, las bibliotecas publicas Ólo abririan sus puertas tres dias a la semana. ---san jose enfrenta un deficit presupuestario de 115-millones de dolares. ---mientras tanto, en san francisco, varios empleados municipales se salvaran de ser despedidos.---el alcalde "ed lee" informo que la ciudad recaudo 47-millones de dolares mas de lo esperado en concepto de impuestos... y esto ayudara a san francisco a hacer frente a un deficit de 306-millones. ---"lee" presentara su plan de presupuesto maÑana en la junta de supervisores... se sabe que el plan incluira reducciones a los servicios para desamparados, pero mantendra intacta la fuerza policial, que corria

first responders and about 75 witnesses stood on shore as 53 year old raymond zack lost consciousnesshe coast guard boat was hampered by shallow water and delaid by another call. they followed department policy by staying out of the water. new questions are raised as to whether discontinuing the rescue program in 2009 was meant to be temporary . according to the alameda patch, almedia issued a press release saying it contacted a number of agencies for assistance including oakland and alameda fire department. neither oakland or alameda say they were ever asked to provide assistance. tonight, the city council will meet and attempt to assauge the concerns and answer questions from the community. they have imentplemented funds to retrain rescuers for water rescue, but it takes time before those people are trained properly. we will go live to amy hole field in hayward for the other top story. >> good morning, nick. police here in hayward think they know what happened to missing nursing student michelle le. based on forendsic evidence and cell phone records and interviews they believe she w

watched raymond zack die on memorial day in the icy waters. officials said they were not allorized to attempt water rescues because of budget cuts. funds was approved in march 2009 according to a memo. >> the fact they left that lapse 24 months is right there in writing they are funding it and move forward. >> for now city and fire officials are saying nothing pending an external review. >> california political landscape is changing. newly created commission to redrew the -- redraw the districts gave voters a look at how they will be drawn. new maps are released . lawmakers drew party lines on taxs and spending. if you call them, they are concerned. >> new citizen commission charged with redrawing california's political lines and unveiled a draft map. it showed republican districts of the state senators and becoming more democratic leaning. >> adopt the governor's tax rate or make billions was dollars in additional cuts. >> this is what the democrats were hoping for as the state senate debated whether to extend the license fees until a special

witnesses watched in disbelief as first responders stood by and zack got deeper in the water.to his neck. >> i don't know how they took the uniform job diving in there. that was a surprise >> what if it were a 10-year-old boy or 5-year-old girl? they don't go in the water. i would go. >> the coast guard vessel was unable to reach the man. a 20-year-old woman attempted a rescue, but the man was dead. cnn spoke with the fire chief and among the reason for not going in, he said crews were not sure if they got violent and endanger rescuers >> people say this is crazy. they are firefighters and trained. they are not going in to save this man's life? >> i understand and firefighters are very frustrated. they were standing on the beach and i want to talk with the police officers, but i think they were equally frustrated. >> what were they thinking when they did nothing? >> an angry public lashed out at a meeting tuesday night. >> this strikes me as not just a problem with funding and a problem with the culture and what's going on in the city. no one would take the time to help this d

rya and he is the host of "fareed zack ar yie gps," first of all, yemen, why do we care? i hate to be flippant about it, but where is it, why does it matter and what is the relationship of the government with emen? >> we should care about yemen and there are two countries that matter directly to the american people. saudi arabia because of the price of oil and yemen because of al qaeda. the al qaeda in the arabian peninsula which is the sort of offshoot of al qaeda that exists in yemen is probably and intelligence sources agree on this probably the most dangerous al qaeda offshoot outside of the one in pakistan. so if this is the one, if you remember, that planned the printer cartridge bombs. >> the toner cartridges were going to be sent on the airplanes and blown up sent over to chicago. >> i don't tend to hype these things, those were very sophisticated bombs so clearly, there is a pretty advanced, technically advanced terrorist organization out there and al qaeda is actually gaining right now strength in yemen. >> in yemen, we are seeing the complete breakdown of civil

. >> reporter: the man who drowned has been identified as 52-year-old raymond zack. a passer by went into the water and pulled the body to shore. >>> 26-year-old michelle le was last seen in class at kaiser hospital in hayward last friday. police say she left during a break and then never returned. investigators say the case is similar to another missing person's case in fairfield during the same time last year. >> both females involved are about the same age, they have the same last name. they're both nursing students, they were both even driving white hondas. >> le was found murdered 12 days after she disappeared. that case is still unsolved. michelle le's family is offering $20,000 for anyone with information that thatwilll >>> some stunning allegations tonight in a murder case that drew national attention. the convicted suspects new attorneys now say the victim's high profile husband is to blame. ktvu's rita williams talked to that husband, attorney daniel horowitz. >> delenski was convicted of killing vatali6 years ago when he was only 16 years old. >> there's n