>> zack: i do it five days a week. >> anthony: dude. >> zack: it's -- >> fuen: sat -- saturday. >> zackn the weekend, you come out for 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 jus

corporal zack moak, 31. police say both wereri bulletproof vests when they were ambushed at a house where gunshots had been reported. they were the 41st and 42nd law enforcement officers to be fatally shot this year in the line of duty. an indonesian official warned today the death toll from friday's devastating earthquake and tsunami could be in the thousands. magnitude 7.5 earthquake sent giant waves slamming on to beaches. homes, cars, trees, and people were swept away. rebecca hench-key of bbc news has the more. >> reporter: this mobile phone footage captures the terrifying moment the three-meter-high waves hit, flooding houses close to the shore, and then rushing into the densely populated coastal city of pally. the waves and the powerful quake

. >> zack is an engineer. and he is very big on safety.e would never put himself in a situation where he is not going to be safe. and he is not going to get home safely. >> i want to know what really happened. him just walking away is not what i know of zack. >> rose left work friday, february 2nd, telling his colleague he planned to spend super bowl weekend playing piano. he drove his pick-up to the fairfield home of bill lassiter, a 48-year-old san francisco sheriff's department supervisor. rose had been living with lassiter off and on since 2015. after the two met online. rose moved out from arkansas to be with him. it was lassiter who reported rose missing in this call on super bowl sunday. the day after last saw him. >> i need on report someone missing. it's my partner. >> reporter: he said that rose simply walked away at 10:00 the night before. he left the door open. >> is there anyone he would be with at all? >> not that i'm aware of. >> as police investigated rose' disappearance, they learned of an unsolved death that occurred year

zack from child protective services is here. you can and i knew that tone in her voice. child protective services is here. i'm asking myself am i going to live to see the next day? really, like that is what is going through my mind. am i going to live to see the next day because she if ever at any point, she has a moment alone with me and i make it through whatever happens when i get home and talk to them, lord knows what he's going to do. >> zachary wood tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q and a. >> american history tv is on c-span 3 every weekend featuring archival films and programs on the presidency, the civil war and more. clip from a recent program. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> go home, alexander. order from your commander. go home. >> it was not quite that way. [laughter] sharp they do have a dispute and the reason that the clash is going to happen because hamilton frankly doesn't want to to anybody. he wants to concede, issue, and policy, not do something for someone else, no matter how high up. he clutches -- hamilt

on the phone with me is zack whicker with the new hanover county emergency management. zack, if you can hear me give me a sense of what you're hearing tonight, how are people doing here in hanover county? >> hey, good morning. we have positive reports from our shelter locations. we've also do not have any current rescues going on. so we're very fortunate in that right now. but we will start seeing with more rainfall, we're going to see inland flooding with the projected numbers. surging also a major concern, and we want to make sure people are staying safe and staying inside. >> you have any reports yet of flooding or standing water in any of the streets or thoroughfares? >> no confirmed reports. >> and the power situation where we are and we're near the convention center, the power has been going in and out for the last several hours but occasionally economic back. do you have a sense of the power situation? >> that's correct. it is going in and out. we do have some power outages. they're scattered around the county. just a little over 4,000 outages. >> 4,000, and i th

except what ashley doesn't know is that for an entire month, zack decided to get the friends and familytogether at the park. and this is the moment he's going to surprise her. and then this moment she realizes that he put this beautiful surprise together for them at disneyland. >> make a wish, girl, make a wish. >> girl, she doesn't have to because her dreams have already come true. he takes a box, opens it up and asks her -- >> will you marry me? >> well, twice is nice. he also has a box for his daughter. and he has a very important question for her. >> i need to know if you'll be my daughter forever. >> this guy is a regular old prince, huh? >> yeah. what a sweetheart. >> it's so thoughtful, it's crazy. but this is kind of a vow renewal ceremony. a little while before, he told him that his mom was going to make a ten-year anniversary plaque for him, so would she please write some vows. so they start reading to each other. >> my heart always has and always will belong to zachary. >> we learn that he was stationed in iraq and a couple places while she was pregnant. even dating was crazy

. >> reporter: a baseball to the face, sending 17-year-old zack hamilton to the emergency room tth aroken nose. his dadook him to a local hospital henew accepted their health insurance. >> the hospital said to them, plasticr you there is a surgeon on call. >> reporter: but the hamiltons' luck ended there. a few weeks later, they received a bi for $34,000. >> first i was like, wow. i was confused because we had already gone through the process settling the bill with the hospital. i was like what could this possibly be for. >> reporter: iwas from the on-call plastic surgeon, who to theon hami surprise was out of network. he build the hamiltons for the portion their insurance didn't cover, a pra bice calledance billing. >> did you assume that whomever ck was going to be seen by was also within network? >> for sure. >> reporter: elizabeth said she assumed since the hospital took their insurance that any doctor working there didtoo. she was wrong. >> you know, it's been a year and a half. it's been incredibly stressful. >> reporter: after the plastic surgeon sent their bill to collections

i don't think zack fuentes has been a household name. >> that is true. in media and political circles we would say 100 people qualify as a senior official technically, semantically. i think the danger is in the wider court of public opinion, people who don't follow the news so closely. i could very easily see donald trump launching an attack to say this was an anonymous low-level person who wrote this op-ed and "the new york times" is giving them this platform to attack me. i am not endorsing that point of view. i am saying there is a risk here. so i think on both sides of the coin, both inside the white house and in journalism circles there is intense scrutiny over the identity of this author. >> and a lot of risk for sure. gabe, stay where you are. ali, what is are you hearing about how the white house is grappling reque grappling with the fallout? we heard jeff saying they are trying to get the president to just not talk about it. is that the plan, that the strategy? >> what we've seen over the course of the past several years that we have been coveri

thank you for your time. >> co-chair sehaux: thank you, zack. we're going to -- any other public comment at this time? >> no. >> co-chair sehaux: okay, thank you. we'll go ahead and close public comment and go to information item number 4 which is the co-chair report. and i just wanted to share some information. first of all senior and disability action sent out an email about the city budget and some news on how it affects people with disabilities, the communities and the services. so i want to thank them for providing the information. seniors and people with disabilities did well in this year's budget. the communities will get $1 million in new funding and rental subsidiaries for seniors and people with disabilities, $500,000 in funding from employment programs, and over $2.5 million from home delivered groceries and home delivered meals and meal programs. and $200,000 for group vans and $300,000 to keep open the residential care facilities for the elderly. they also wanted to thank the sign your disability action members and their allies for

lana zack, abc news, washington. >> at least one republican on the committee believes that it is about delaying the vote until after the midterm election. senator graham talked about it on "fox news." >> we will be doing the hearing on monday. she can come if she would like. kavanaugh can come if he would like, i think he will. we are voting on wednesday. >> blasey has received threats and vicious harassment according to her lawyers. she is also receiving a lot of report. >> reporter: the world hasn't heard from dr. christine blasey ford since she was named the accuser against supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. according to her lawyers people are sending death threats. >> the trolls of the world have no problems making comments and getting their voices heard so i thought we -- how can we combat that for her? how can we counter the hate mail she is getting? >> reporter: neighbor kristen wants to fill her mailbox with letters of love. she says letters have been pouring in by the dozens within the palo alto community and beyond. people writing from singapore, denmark, even france. pal

refugee is going to be sent to a land a region in germany that actually has economic prosperity not to zack's and where you have new nazi protests at moment because we know that saxon is struggling at the moment economically so we actually have the solutions that you can parliament has a ready position itself for family reunification an automatic redistribution of asylum seekers across the e.u. however our own member states are blocked why because of the minority of governments which as our previous speaker just said or basically i can't look at or any answer talking for talk about previous speak i do want to bring mariano but i can see thorsten is shaking his head in disagreement so bear with us for a for a minute marianne and let me give thorsten a quick thirty seconds to come in. just just to quick ones i think you misrepresented the german system because asylum seekers are distributed across the country according to a certain scheme but people go to sex in the as well as other parts regardless of the prosperity of. the region so they're distributed everywhere and more importantly i think

zack wong. [applause] anna yan. ok. you guys see there's two more. loud, right? tony young! whew! [applause] and last but not least of your lincoln world champions, larry yoh! [applause] all right. one last round of applause for the entire team here. [applause] and we're going to ask everyone to step forward in that same order, down to these steps to take a nice group photo. how's that? ok. yeah. yes? you guys can do better than that! the lincoln high school dragonboat world champions! [cheering]. >> neighborhood in san francisco are also diverse and fascist as the people that inhabitable them we're in north beach about supervisor peskin will give us a tour and introduce is to what think of i i his favorite district 5 e 3 is in the northwest surrounded by the san francisco bay the district is the boosting chinatown oar embarcadero financial district fisherman's wharf exhibit no. north beach telegraph hill and part of union square. >> all of san francisco districts are remarkable i'm honored and delighted to represent really whereas with an the most intact district got chinatown, n

. >> designer zack pose en wears many hats. he designs for brooks brothers and recently updated the uniforms at delta airlines. on top of all of that he released a cookbook. he talks about the changing face of retail and why he's starting to think about the presentation of his brand differently. so nice to see you. >> nice to see you. good morning. >> good morning. thank you for stopping by. >> thank you for having me. >> it's so interesting following your career and thinking, watching you think about fashion in relation to the public. >> yeah. >> so you famously decided not to show at new york fashion week. you've done this a little while. why? >> i wanted to create great great collateral, imagery that connected with the fans and the consumer. i wanted to control that image. i wanted to be a better storyteller. >> you took these beautiful pictures and your videos that go with them. why not that on top of doing a show fashion week? >> you could and some do. it really came to a decision about kind of finding a pure message. we l

refugee is going to be sent to a land a region in germany that actually has economic prosperity not to zack's and where you have new nazi protests at moment because we know that saxon is struggling at the moment economically so we actually have the solutions that you can parliament has a ready position itself for family reunification and automatic redistribution of asylum seekers across the e.u. however our own member states are blocked why because of the minority of governments which as our previous speaker just said or basically i can't look at or any answer talking for talk about previous speak i do want to bring mariano but i can see thorsten is she.

refugee is going to be sent to a land region in germany that actually has economic prosperity not to zack's and where you have new nets of protests at moment because we know that saxon is struggling at the moment economically so we actually have the solutions that you can parliament has a ready position itself for family reunification an automatic redistribution of asylum seekers across the e.u. however our own member states are blocked why because of the minority of governments which as our previous speaker just said or basically i can't look at or any answer talking for talk about previous speak i do want to bring mariano but i can see thorsten is shaking his head in disagreement so bear with us for a for a minute marianne and let me give thorsten a quick thirty seconds to come in. just just two quick ones i think you misrepresented the german system because asylum seekers are distributed across the country according to a certain scheme but people go to sex in the as well as other parts regardless of the prosperity of. the region so on they're distributed everywhere and more importantly i

>> so the bill came from the ctor who treated zack in the e.r. how is it possible is this the hamiltons have health insurance. we are working for to you make sure you have the information you need so you are not caught off guard wit this kind of surprise. you were saying it is suc a wake-up call. >> literally a one-two that family. >> and who isn't caught off guard when you're at the emergency >> exactly. it is a good story. i really like the one and i ink people can learn a lot. >> we'll see you at 11:00. >>> the performance of a lifetime. the washington man known as the king of violin performs his final songn the finals. brian king joseph could walk away wh theli mil-dollar prize. "manager's got talent" begins tonight at 80 and the winner will be crownedrr tomo. tune in and check him out. >> get ready to vote. this guy is amazing. >>> a new state-of-the-art venue coming to o area. we they were first artist who will grace the stage. >>> not done yet. why florence could affect peoplr weeks. >>> and doug is back with >>> and doug is back with ch i

zack wong. [applause] anna yan. ok. you guys see there's two more. loud, right? tony young! whew! [applause] and last but not least of your lincoln world champions, larry yoh! [applause] all right. one last round of applause for the entire team here. [applause] and we're going to ask everyone to step forward in that same order, down to these steps to take a nice group photo. how's that? ok. yeah. yes? you guys can do better than that! the lincoln high school dragonboat world champions! [cheering] >> this is one place you can always count on to give you what you had before and remind you of what your san francisco history used to be. >> we hear that all the time, people bring their kids here and their grandparents brought them here and down the line. >> even though people move away, whenever they come back to the city, they make it here. and they tell us that. >> you're going to get something made fresh, made by hand and made with quality products and something that's very, very good. ♪ >> the legacy bars and restaurants was something that was begun by san francisco simply to recog

lon na zack, abc news, washington. >>> the accusations come in a lett eter cement to dianne feinsteinter a woman who went to high school with the nominee said the assault happened in the early 1980s. she said he tried to force himself on her in a bedroom at a party. this morning he unequivocally denied the accusations. >> coming up, a plea for help, the plea to keep the national spelling bee going. >>> it's been ten years. michael finney has a look at lessons learned ore the last decade. >> i'm sandhya patel. temperatures up a few today. i'll let y >>> well, it's hard to believe it's been a decade since the great recession began. >> michael finni inney has mo m >> it's a day when the lehman brothers filed bankruptcy. it's been a tough ten years for a whole lot of people. how were you affected then and what is happening to your finances now. i spoke with rene who covers white collar crime and works for the "washington post." she said consumers learn you have to be your own advocate. >> i do believe one of the lessons is if there's going to be another bailout, you can't assume the gover

refugee is going to be sent to a land a region in germany that actually has economic prosperity not to zack's and where you have new nazi protests at moment because we know that saxon is struggling at the moment economically so we actually have the solutions that you can parliament has a ready position itself for family reunification and automatic redistribution of asylum seekers across the e.u. however our own member states are blocked why because of the minority of governments which as our previous speaker just said or basically i can't look at or any answer talking for talk about previous speak i do want to bring mariano but i can see thorsten is shaking his head in disagreement so bear with us for a for a minute let me give thorsten a quick thirty seconds to come in. just just to quick ones i think you misrepresented the german system because asylum seekers are distributed across the country according to a certain scheme but people go to sex in the as well as other parts regardless of the prosperity of. the region so on they're distributed everywhere and more importantly i think it's real

. >> the recordation we make in on its i can honestly go home at the end of the day and zack and treatedaudible] 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. >> [♪] >> i am the supervisor of district one. i am sandra lee fewer. [♪] >> i moved to the richmond district in 1950 mine. i was two years old. i moved from chinatown and we were one of the first asian families to move out here. [♪] >> when my mother decided to buy that house, nobody knew where it was. it seems so far away. for a long time, we were the only chinese family there but we started to see the areas of growth to serve a larger chinese population. the stress was storage of the birthplace of that. my father would have to go to chinatown for dim sum and i remember one day he came home and said, there is one here now. it just started to grow very organically. it is

i envy you, zack zamboni. and we're out. nice end. >> anthony: how does the joke begin? three men in a bar? but it's not a bar. imagine the bronx -- a corner bodega, or maybe a luncheonette, a diner, three men, strictly by coincidence, find themselves in the same place at the same time. sitting at the counter is afrika bambaataa. across the room is melle mel. door opens, and who walks in? dj kool herc. three men who created the musical style that's become the soundtrack to, well, the whole wide world. do they all nod at each other? lament how all of them got screwed over, cut out of the big money? or just laugh at the absurdity of it all? hip-hop -- it came from nowhere else. it could have come from nowhere else but the bronx. ♪ 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, la, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la ♪ >> anthony: this is the bronx. you've probably heard about it. you may even

my name is zack madre. i'm a principle of architect on record for 665 alvarado. i'm here to speak on behalf of john caplan and marcy glazer. the owners and the design team have been working in excess of 10 years to design, document and receive the red cross wi sit approvals for the renovation and expansion of their family home, which they have lived in since 2002. the product was submitted to a discretionary review to which rations were made and ultimately the planning commission approved the project. the renovation of the home was further developed and documented to meet the requirements of the california building code as adopted by the city of san francisco. at the end of november 2016, the project was issued a building permit and general contractor thompson brooks incorporated began construction shortly thereafter. during the initial deconstruction process, thompson brooks discovered that some elements of the building that were designed and documented to remain were damaged by either fire or dry rot. unfortunately, thompson brooks removed these elements with t

well, they are playing with the doobie brothers and the zack brown band opening the show. >>> that'sping at candlestick point. the new site opening for outdoor enthusiasts. >>> kristen is here with what's coming up at 5:00. >>> thanks. new at 5:00, hundreds of chickens have already crossed the road in vacaville. but now and the growing need for an animal sanctuary. >>> a fashion exhibit throws tradition out the window. how the pieces are challenging conventional perceptions. the oakland a's could be setting records right now. those stories and more on abc 7 news at 5:00. mauntil i held her.diabetes wasn't my top priority. i found my tresiba® reason. now i'm doing more to lower my a1c. once daily tresiba® controls blood sugar for 24 hours for powerful a1c reduction. tresiba® is a long-acting insulin used to control high blood sugar in adults with diabetes. don't use tresiba® to treat diabetic ketoacidosis, during episodes of low blood sugar, or if you are allergic to any of its ingredients. don't share needles or insulin pens. don't reuse needles. the most common side effect is low bl

he gets up there and talks whether he any other president, i'm sure zack ril taylor tried to oh rate. just said believe me. that's a verbal tick of his. i'll use his method to make a point. he does repeat the same phraseology in a very short period of time the likes of which we've never seen before. he does have these fallbacks. we've all come to know them. i know people in my life who say oh, my god, i'm talking like donald trump. he you hear yourself using an expression one that he owns it's now ayling quis tick problem. >> this gets into some linguistics. we think of ourselves of using grammar. but there's a modern way of thinking. you've got your words, you've got things like you put an ed at the end to make it in the past and you have your expressions like what are you doing here or believe me or goodness gracious or i'll be horn swaggled. it's your big sand box full of words. whose is bigger? what's interesting when he uses those same expressions over and over again, it shows he has a small vocabulary. all of those expressions are words, as well. so a certain kind of person has

calm.very zack from child protective services is here.please come home as soon as you i knew that tone in her voice. services istive here. i'm asking myself am i going to the next day? really, like that is what is going through my mind. the going to live to see next day because she if ever at moment alone has a with me and i make it through whatever happens when i get home talk to them, lord knows what he's going to do. wood tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q and a. >> tonight on afterwards, former obama administration education secretary arnie duncan on his schools work. he's interviewed by the former the district of columbia public schools. >> i don't know if voters make the connection between what politicians do and what happens in schools and so how do we draw that line a little more clearly? >> we need voters to understand if we want more access to pre-k, if we want to pay our teachers better, if we want to reduce dropout rates, if we want to make college more affordable we challengingthere by and holding accountable our elected o

will be joining us to discuss the season joining us today is mike santoli, john blank is here from zack'sand john levine is at post nine. and boeing, chevron was the biggest laggard. on the s&p, cbs was the winner on the day on some news broken by our own david faber, and micron was the big decliner. and mike, all day you've been talking about i think you're call tg a gut check for technology, another down day what does that tell you? >> two days in a row most of the heavy selling in the glamour cap tech stocks. and it's been relatively absorbed by the rest of the market, it seems i don't think you can extrapolate it into anything more than a pretty overheated segment of the market. it's september the tape is little bit squishy, and i think really the take away today is that the s&p went back down to the old levels that were the highs since january, kind of held around there and bounced again. they tried to get them back below january's low and it bounced. >> the dow quite a significant outperformer in the relative sense the last couple of day snz. >> right so it's not as if it's a broad

. >> zack rosenberg chief of the charity organization sbp usa.org was on earlier, and he said that hedevelopment there is a real onness to true public/private partnerships to make sure that aid gets to people quickly rebuilding happens quickly can you speak to that within health and human services particularly given the fact you came from the private sector? >> sure. it is vital we be open to working with private sector to provide resources one of the great aspects how we work in america the system we never try to carry burden alone from government side but rather working in public/private papers taking advantage of tremendous good will charity of american people see catastrophic situations like this heart goes to fellow citizens wanted to be of insistence not just the individual people but companies, organizations, we work to facilitate that that is one of the important missions in public health service core. >> opioid crisis "the wall street journal" has article titled opioid crisis merges as dominant campaign. >> department of health and human services granting one billion dollars

officials identifying patrolman james white and corporal zack moak as the fallen brookhaven heroes. >e to face all the things that's against us. they're both heroes. they did their job. under fire, they did their job are. rachel: the suspect was also shot when the officers were responding to a call of shots fired. white and moak are the the 38th and 39th officers shot and killed in the line of duty this year alone. very sad. >>> "usa today" rewrites a column smearing judge brett kavanaugh as a child molester unfit to to coach girls' basketball. a hobby he has done for years. the original story saying in part, brett kavanaugh testified the other day that he might never coach girls' basketball again, but he should stay off basketball courts for now when kids are around. after getting slammed online, "usa today" changed it to say in part supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh testified the other day that he might never coach girls' basketball again, he just might be right. wow. >>> barbra streisand is taking shots at the president in her new song on her new album ironically called "wall."