>> zack: i do it five days a week. >> anthony: dude. >> zack: it's -- >> fuen: sat -- saturday. >> zack a bunch. the weekday, you come out for one. >> anthony: this is la tana, a little place run by sommelier jesus and louisa, brother and sister -- one bartender, one cook, taking care of everything. >> fuen: tapa is for free. that's the main issue of the tapa. >> anthony: so, you're just paying for the wine? >> fuen: exactly. >> anthony: so if i were like a degenerate wino, i could still eat well? >> zack: yeah. >> anthony: as long as i could afford my wine, i'd eat. >> zack: that's right. >> fuen: cheers. >> anthony: let us put this theory into practice. with our first round of drinks comes this. >> fuen: this is tomato with bread, garlic, olive oil, and blended. >> anthony: yeah, i could pretty much eat that all day long. >> zack: yeah. >> anthony: that's right, tapas are free. it shouldn't work but somehow it does. another drink, another tapa. >> anthony: tomatoes, olive oil, bread. >> fuen: yeah. >> zack: yeah. >> fuen: awesome. and this for me is just amazing. >> anthony: so i just

. >> when zack norman launched the company two years ago, he knew he had to do something different stoondut. he had already mastered that in the flavors like collagen, charcoal and ginseng, but he had to be innovative in the way he ran the business in order to compete with the big guys. this beverage expert thinks dirty lemon could be on to something. >> texting is a global communications forum. and they have harnessed it beautifully. so to be able to order dirty lemon exclusively by text helps build cult. that's sort of this interaction, there's again the exclusivity and the intimacy in that. in that way, it's very disruptive. >> text message historically is reserved for close friends and family. and i feel lucky as a business to be communicating with customers over that medium. >> he had considered an app or website but found them to be too cumbersome. >> this is unique because it's platform agnostics. you can order dirty lemon on an iphone if you want to and just order the product. and sms is, i think, the most common means of communication of our time. it just makes sense for us to be

. >> reporter: zack explaining this video f a close encounter of police that landed him into custody. timing perfect. the twist that this video which includes body cam footage is a big part of it. this you heard of a prom-posal? >> they have become more elaborate. >> reporter: they have been a couple for more than a year. >> i wanted to make sure something that she wasn't going to forget and be fun to get. >> i didn't expect much. >> reporter: to make it happen, zack asked for help from the central marin police who told us they like the idea of sharing their fun house. >> three police cars show up and i am like what is happening. >> reporter: he showed her his please go to the prom with me sign. >> yes. >> reporter: worth noting zack one a contest for best om-posal. if you were arrested do you think she would support you? >> hopefully. that is the general idea. >> i would probably support him. >> reporter: probably? >> depends on what he di >> reporter: wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> that is a fun way to do it. >>> are you ready for the weekend? spencer has the forecast which includes

. >> reporter: zack explaining this video f a close encounter of police that landed him into custody.iming perfect. the twist that this video which includes body cam footage is a big part of it. this you heard of a prom-posal? >> they have become more elaborate. >> reporter: they have been a couple for more than a year. >> i wanted to make sure something that she wasn't going to forget and be fun to get. >> i didn't expect much. >> reporter: to make it happen, zack asked for help from the central marin police who told us they like the idea of sharing their fun house. >> three police cars show up and i am like what is happening. >> reporter: he showed her his please go to the prom with me sign. >> yes. >> reporter: worth noting zack one a contest for best prom-posal. if you were arrested do you think she would support you? >> hopefully. that is the general idea. >> i would probably support him. >> reporter: probably? >> depends on what he did. >> reporter: wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> that is a fun way to do it. >>> are you ready for the weekend? spencer has the forecast which include

it's noted zack won a contest for best prom-prosal for this video and free tickets. but we did have one question. so if you were arrested do you think she would support you? >> hopefully. that's the general idea. >> yeah, i'd probably support him. that's what he did. >> reporter: how about creating a great prom memory before it happens? wade freedman, abc 7 news. >> great story. >>> all right, abc 7 news meteorologist sandhya patel is here with a look at the weekend forecast. the program cast. >> nice, i like that. we're going to have to start doing a prom cast around here. let's look at live doppler 7 right now. we have a bit of green showing up, but it's not in the bay area. this is actually ground clutter here. that's not actually rain. i do want to show you when they are getting some rain and that's along the eureka coastline. the pocket of yellows, that's actually some moderate rain. so this weather pattern is active, just not in the bay area. it's off the northern california/oregon border there. you see it's spinning. it's going to continue lifting northward, a

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it matched what the prosecutors had also. >> reporter: zack adams' defense attorney says it's a pack jason autry's gonna be rewarded for his story. i think he's gonna be released. i think he'll be released fairly soon. >> reporter: she points out phone records show autry takes time out from allegedly participating in this murder to chat on the phone with his girlfriend, and his mother. >> in the middle of all this, you were able to take a telephone call from your mother shirley king that morning, at 9:42, weren't you? >> if your records reflect that, that's true. >> reporter: but prosecutors point to their own phone records, bringing on a tbi expert who tells the jury that autry's story of meeting up with zach adams before traveling to the tennessee river is backed up by the movements of their cellphones. but the prosecution isn't finished. they call to the witness stand a rogues gallery of walking, talking, testifying mugshots. cons and ex-cons who say they heard zach adams bragging about what he had done to holly bobo. >> he said, "i'll kill you like i did holly bobo." >> i couldn'

zack karnaskis has put in a request to speak. >> co-chair blacksten: can you approach the microphone? >> good afternoon. should i start -- i have prepared a statement so i'd just like to read from it. just let me know when i can start. >> co-chair blacksten: yes, go ahead, yeah, go ahead. >> okay, dear mayor's disability council, thank you for having this important meeting here today. as a san francisco resident who requires a wheelchair to a.m ami am happy to see people care about these issues. we have the same goal in mind, access for those in san francisco. i have questions that may be addressed in the course of this meeting. question one, is there an online map or database of wheelchair and a.d.a. access in san francisco? if not, would you consider creating one for the public? question two -- does the city of san francisco have any employees on staff who have the job of traveling around and investigating missing ramps, broken automated doors and curb cuts,etts etc.? would the government consider having such a position? question three, to provide more restrooms for disabled. questi

zack, tell us what you went through? >> chris matthews, yeah, i was at my desk working when the fire army went off. and we all thought that okay, well, there's a fire alarm. we exited the back of the building. i had my electric skate board. and input the skate board on the ground and i started going down account hill towards the courtyard. and i heard some yelling going on. and when i arrived, near the courtyard, i heard somebody yelling do you want to shoot me? and i looked to my left which was his right and i saw somebody lying on their back on the concrete with what appeared to be a gunshot wound through the stomach. and i say that because there was a red splotch on his shirt and he wasn't moving. and at that point, i didn't really understand what was going on. until i saw the door that separated the courtyard from the street open up. and a police officer came in with an assault rifle. and at that point, i ran away. i put my skate board down and i exited the area. i went to the parking structure and escaped to the sid

. >> reporter: zack bartlett with limebike says you locate a scooter with an app, scan the code to unlock it, and ride. it's become so pop larks starts like ofo, bird, and others have ramped up across the country. >> reporter: along with success come complaints as they pile up over user etiquette. bikes scattered on sidewalks and streetsides have pushed places like california to restrict their use. >> there's the scooter kind of in the middle of the sidewalk blocking off swaths of people. it can be really annoying. >> reporter: cities like san francisco are sending out warnings. >> if they want to continue this level of arrogance, we'll impound their scooters and send them packing. >> reporter: limebike says it uses online tutorials to teach customers how to be responsible. >> user education, you know, it's important to us because we understand it's a new technology and we want to make sure, a, people know how to ride it safe, and, b, park it responsibly. >> reporter: with the scooter costing a couple dollars an hour, riders say you can't bead the convenience. danielle nottingham, cbs new

. >> that was zack, a youtube engineer who evacuated from the building after confronting the frightening situation with the shooter still at the point active when he confronted her. he got out safely but witnessed someone down. a traumatic experience talking about what happened. >> we are live once again over the youtube headquarters in san bruno. clearly the place is -- the streets are locked down. police are doing a room to room search to make sure no one else is there. you saw earlier employees being patted down. hands over the head being checked for weapons. we understand the shooter in this incident, this is a mass casualty incident as the professionals call it. it started on that patio. a person wounded on the patio before going inside. opening fire, injuring one person. apparently som other shots coming out of the building and wounding two others at an adjacent building. >> the "l.a. times" reporting that someone who had a bloody foot or knee walked into hashes and brews, a restaurant across the street. and another person needed a turn kit at carl's jr. that could account for the

called foreign agents as you know all of congress them selves this week for the testimony of mark zack and berg the little boy again yes concerning concerning the cambridge analytic a scandal facebook is facing a fierce backlash after news broke that cambridge analytic a company that worked with the twenty sixteen trump campaign obtained information about tens of billions of users a company of change info about tens of millions of users what what what. why. well wait isn't facebook a company and don't they have all of the data of all of the billions of people and that's ok because they're the good guys rights you know they're the good guys because facebook has donated to them most of the senators at that hearing so that makes them the good guys you know that has a good kind of data step but senator bill nelson has worked i think if we don't get our arms around this world none of us are going to have any privacy anymore have we don't get our arms around this none of us are going to have privacy in terms of what we have our arms around behind closed doors right. or bad news for you senat

or what the solutions to its problems were or even what they were trying to achieve by bringing in zack over to to testify did you learn anything new from his testimony on tuesday. i don't think there's really a lot that we've learned from his testimony maybe in some respects more questions because one of the points that he was making was that there was a delay and the data should have been deleted but why was the data given in the first place and i think this is actually a better starting point in order to understand what is facebook and at its core it's not just a social networking platform it's a social advertising platform and if we then take another step back and ask boy if we're selling people to advertisers what facebook does is it partners with a whole host of different marketing companies and firms and works with them to take data and interesting cultural facts about their users and provides it with them to help fill out profiles and also takes data from those partners to to learn more about the people that it's serving back to others so it's quite a very complicated situation

is bloomberg's zack minus. . the story continues. robert mercer give up his badge in new mexico.is going on in yuma county, colorado? >> we reported a while ago that merce had this volunteer police badge in this tiny town in new mexico. now, it turns out he is not without a badge now that he gave up his new mexico that. it turns out he found his county in colorado, a rural county bordering nebraska and kansas with 10,000 people, and the sheriff has made merer and some of his associates members of the sheriff's office. julia: what is involved in being a volunteer police officer? talk to me about influences, the ties to the county --what is go, you have to qualify for the badge. zach: we have not found much what qualifications or training the sheriff requires, but we do know that robert mercer through a foundation bought at $65,000. dodge ram pickup truck for the sheriff's use and tasers. julia: the foundation could be willing to help the small police community and support them with these tools of the job, but it does seemingly look like he has effectively bought a badge in yuma co

went there they got through to him and he called me on your roof and me and then zack to call me i said don't come back i'll come to amsterdam and then we can go elsewhere. i told him what had happened he told me i was exaggerating and nothing would happen and he would come back so he came back that is out of. the eleventh of april nine hundred sixty eight twenty one minutes to find the unemployed painter yells if bomb and shot really don't get three times before he pulled the trigger he shouted you dirty communist swine he was injured during an exchange of fire with the police he was twenty three five years younger than. pearl in exploded. gun shot nobody knew any details the students made to spring a corporation and its anti dutch debating responsible for the assassination attempt rocks with run vans were set on fire a loss flaring up of the result before it was extinguished. was taken to hospital with life threatening injuries ten centimeters of his brain were blown out he couldn't talk any more but he survived. really judge he had to start learning to read and speak from scratch he

i envy you, zack zamboni. and we're out. nice end. ♪ [ siren ] ♪ >> anthony: there's no place else even remotely like it. everything great and all the world's ills, all in one glorious, messed up, magical, maddening, magnificent city. ♪ beirut. it's good to be back. ♪ i took a walk through this beautiful world ♪ ♪ felt the cool rain on my shoulder ♪ ♪ found something good in this beautiful world ♪ ♪ i felt the rain getting colder ♪ ♪ sha la la la la sha la la la la la ♪ ♪ sha la la la la sha la la la la la la ♪ ♪ ♪ [ motorcycles revving ] >> anthony: the mediterranean sea itself trembles. the ground shakes beneath the wheels of our heavy metal thunder. back in beirut after all these years. the first time i was here did not end well, but it made no difference to me. i love it here. in spite of everything, i love it here. ♪ >> anthony: nice ride. woo! it's a good way to see beirut. >> ramsay: this is very similar to that place we went to years ago, barbar. this is rizk. this is your, you know, traditional chicken sandwich, sha

then this guy, a name to remember, zack godley, seven shutout innings. four consecutive strikeouts.g goria -- continues. longoria blanco next in a run. the giants took five hits. but this cuteness here prevails. >>> you cannot blow it out of proportion but anytime your best player doesn't show up, for the first off season workout it is worth mentioning. the person act question is, khalil mack. he didn't make it for the voluntary seasonal work out and that raises an eyebrow or two. but the reason behind it is money, they are working on getting a contract extension. he is in the final year of his rookie deal. he will get paid big money from the raiders and it is just a matter of time. he is forecasted with strength and conditioning, he will be okay. and maybe, a former 49 -- 49er, eric reed has been out of work since the 49ers let them go out on the free agent market. there has been little interest because of his decision to protest during the national anthem is support his former team a, colin kaepernick. but if he gets a bite he will be scheduled to meet with the cincinnati bengals

here with an exclusive scoop is bloomberg's zack snyder. >> robert mercer, we reported a while ago wasdidn't know if he was in the law enforcement game, but he found another sheriff's office in a role part of colorado. a county of 10,000 people, and he has joined the department along with associates. shery: we know anything about what associates have joined and what they are doing their? re? >> it is his son in law and another employee, and he also donated a brand-new truck to the sheriff's office in colorado, and some tasers. and they are talking about making another donation. david: the lake arthur operation got shut down, is it because of our reporting? >> i think it was probably because of our reporting and it was a swirl of activity and scrutiny that suddenly focused on that count. the mayor decided it wasn't worth it so he shut the whole program down. there is no police department in lake arthur. david: do you follow him around the country, is that the plan? >> yuma county seems different. there's not hundreds of badge holders as there were in new mexico, and it is a smaller numb

zack? >> yes, hi. >> co-chair senhaux: please go ahead and address your comment or question. >> thank you. yeah, i want to thank alex for the presentation, i enjoyed what i've heard so far and i'll be reviewing it more. i'm interested as well in developing that resource and hopefully that resource list can be given to ilrc and similar organizations 0 for people to plug in. however, i want to address issues i've been having with disability in tech. i used to work in tech and i have background with the issue. but i also have carpal tunnel and i've had surgery on both my hands, so text of power that phones need and digital devices need to properly do a lot of accessibility aid. speech to text requires, to do it well, requires a really decent phone that in most cases can cost up yards of over $100 and usually a quad processor and couple of gig bytes of ram. and i find those resources do not meet the criteria of processing power that is needed to actually provide the help that people like myself

. >> the recordation we make in on its i can honestly go home at the end of the day and zack and treated [inaudible] in a better way. >> even of not familiar with what auditing is you should deftly find out. it's been really really awesome he was it turns out there's a whole world of auditing that i cannot open file oriented performance and [inaudible] and that's an exciting. audit is a lot broader than i ever knew before. >>good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. i want to welcome you back to the chamber. today is thursday, april 19. 1:08 p.m. welcome you to back to the budget and finance committee. i want to recognize my other committee, sandy fewer, catherine stefani, jeff shery and normanee. i want to recognize sf gov to have been, they'll be assisting us and linda wong is our clerk and she'll be helping us with the meeting. madame clerk, before we go -- before we call item one, i want to give opening remarks. so, colleagues, i want to say again, good afternoon, welcome. this is our second budget priority hearing. as we're all aware the city is facing ongoing and sustained crisis aroun

zack barth jumping in, the first base dugout over myself and jeff flake, a senator with a hole in hisg. you'll never forget that. capital police officers returning fire, both wounded. there are a lot of mixed emotions. there's no way to get around those mixed emotions but it was good to be back on the ball field and overcoming those emotions to try to play baseball, which for a century now has been america's past time. that was a very enjoyable part. >> how are you doing with all this? we've been following you obviously, often we go at it about your positions and your positions as a congressman. how has it been for you living through something like that? you lived it and a lot of people, you know, that lasts a lifetime. >> initially you can't help but think about it almost constantly as you go over what happened, the things that were lucky, the good decisions you made, perhaps the decisions that you could've made that were better but with the passage of time, it's further and further behind us and, quite frankly, i don't think about it except when i'm at that ball field on the one han

tyler 25, zack 22, drew 20, tommy 16, vinnie 15, calvin 13, gabe, 11, westley 9, charly 7, luke 6, tuckerfrancisco 2 and brandon age 18. 13 sons and drum roll -- wednesday night the michigan family welcomed their 14th bouncing baby boy weighing in at 8 pounds 4 ounces and 21 inches long. the odds of having one boy, one in two. the odds of having two boys, one in four. the odds of having 14 in a row -- a staggering 1 in 16,384. shattering the odds but the shwans couldn't be happier. >> it never gets old. >> it hasn't become routine at all. we were just as excited or more for this one than the others. >> after meeting the new -- the brothers can't wait for him to come home. >> excited to get alone time with my baby brother. >> and when you have a lot of kids they worried they are overwhelms but they have built in childcare. >> and you don't have to buy too many clothes, just pass them down. >> the kids probable don't like that. >> can you imagine the hand-me-downs. >> says the only child here. >> we'll be right back. >>> all right. we want to check in with kari for last look at forecast. we

. >> josh hilberling's brother zack as well as the rest of his family believes the jury got it right.n't think that she intentionally pushed him to kill m, but i do believe that she pushed him to hurt him. >> amber says the evidence shows that her push was not from anger but self-defense. >> my hands were on his chest. his hands were cupping over my shoulders and that's why there were pictures of scratches right here and a hand print. he literally tripped backwards and stumbled into the window. they tried saying he went out face-first, and this is coming from a witness who is two football fields away. his hands and feet were towards me, like reaching out towards me, looked like he was being sucked out from the outside. >> josh is an athlete, josh is not going to trip over anything and accidentally fall out the window. she's not that big. i don't think that she could just stand there and push him. she would have to use some momentum with a running start to get that push. josh was packed up and ready to go. he had his bags, he was waiting for a ride. she pushed him with anger and out of

arizona diamondbacks are up next tomorrow night..zack godley on the mound for arizona.. 2 guys that have. we'll see if the giants can keep this thing rolling.. speaking of fun to watch... you have to love seeing what shohei ohtani is doing even if it's against the a's...the japanese 2 way player flirted with a perfect game on sunday.. he went 7 innings before giving up a hit and a walk.. and not only is he giving you defense.. he's impressive at the plate.. ohtani is just the 3rd pitcher in major league baseball to pick up 2 wins and 3 homers in his first 10 games of the season...the last time that happened... the year 1919... shohei is showtime... and it's only the beginning... it's playoff time for the sharks....seems like they've had some postseason type games down the final stretch... the sharks are the three seed heading into round one against the anaheim ducks on the road...the puck drops on thursday... and the sharks have a good mix of players with plenty of postseason experience to their young star... evander kane.. playing in his first ever playoff game in 9 seasons...the sharks

zack was a thing congress is searing anon. that is what some of these companies are doing. >> they are about community as long as you agreed with the people running the company believe. maria: it's not right at all. i will be a big issue for the company in terms of regulators. turn now to the deadly attack in toronto, canada were 10 people are now dead. molly line in toronto at the latest. >> maria, just to the side of yonge street or the incident unfolded. it's been blocked off and scared as investigators, were the same. pretty extensive scene going on for several long blocks. investigators not sharing any possible motive at this point in time. they do have a man in custody. the men that are wretchedly were in the van into of pedestrians identified as alec minassian, a 25-year-old from richmond hill. headlines were claimed, 15 people injured, the brutal course leaving some dead at the scene. others fighting for their lives at nearby hospitals with severe wounds. >> aegis win on the sidewalk. he just started getting everybody.