zack is a passionate and tireless advocate for liberty and justice for all. as he wrote in a letter in today's "daily journal," "that is what our profession does. we get in the way of wrong. we get in the way of attempts to separate and divide our society. we get in the way of those who would let our constitutional democracy whether away from ignorance. we get in the way of those who would further widen the justice happen in our country." please welcome a great lawyer, my friend, and our speaker, steve zack, president of the american bar association. [applause] >> that is a wonderful introduction, bob. thank you for those kind words and for all the good work you do at the aba and have done for many years. thank you for this invitation. it is the world's largest public affairs forum. i love your model. "find truth and set it free." what could be better than that? i have heard many mottoes under -- over the years. in many ways, it is what we are all about here today in finding some truth and hopefully setting a free. we need to explain why the preservation of t

zack. >> reporter: this retired physician knew zack from church and says his death has haunted her. >> something needs to be done to address the culture in our public safety department. i said there for the grace of go ahead might go me. >> reporter: today the protesters never made it into the water. it was too rough and cold, but many will be back tomorrow evening to throw flowers into the bay, in memory of raymond zack. no comment on this ongoing criticism from police or fire brass. live in alameda, debora villalon, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a woman driver is recuperating after an accident that sent her and her car into estuary near the airport. officers were called to doolittle drive. the woman was able to get to the shore herself and firefighters say she suffered only minor injuries. >> our guess right now is that she may have been trying to take the turn a little too fast and overcompensated when she realized she was going over the double yellow line. >> the driver told police she was the only person in the car. a search for the car was suspended because of the weather. but it is

and you start out thinking it's going to be a book about zack's issues.te review was titled, zack is good, buzz needs work. matt and ann? >> a great story, jamie. thank you so much. we appreciate it. to read an excerpt from "father's day" you can head to today.com. we're going to have much more on a tuesday morning. right after these messages and your local news and weather. >> live, local, latebreaking. this is wbal-tv 11 news today in baltimore. >> good morning. i am mindy basara. homicide detectives are investigating a deadly overnight shooting in east baltimore. city police responded to shots fired at north milton ave. they discovered a man in the street suffering will double gunshot wounds. back in a minute with a check on >> have become a steady rain year tapering off. rest of the day is mostly cloudy skies. muggy, high near 75. beautiful weather on thursday and friday. >> another weather update and a

. >> zack got to sit in on a science experiment, for the first time. speech path was there with him. and they had turned down the volume because zack wanted to keep interrupting the class because he was so excited about being there. >> zack is testing the robot everyday for a few hours at a time he hopes to participate on a daily basis, next year. >>> we'll be right back. >>> it started as a cosmetic treatment now it is being covered by insurance. new findings that prove brow lift work for migraines. and the odd reason lead poisoning is on the rise in children. >>> before we go, mike has developing news. >>> beach bacteria warning for stillwater cove near beach through at least friday morning. >> that going to

. >> zack got to sit in on a science experiment, for the first time. speech path was there with him. and they had turned down the volume because zack wanted to keep interrupting the class because he was so excited about being there. >> zack is testing the robot everyday for a few hours at a time he hopes to participate on a daily basis, next year. >>> we'll be right back. have you called to switch us to anthem yet? honey, how can i call now, i can barely hear a thing with amber's band practicing. ♪ you're right, we've had enough. but i know exactly what to do. you take care of the music and i'll switch us to anthem. sometimes you just have to pull the plug. ♪ sorry, grandpa, we'll try to keep it down. i just... give it to me. ♪ [ female announcer ] we know you're still more rocker than rocking chair... that's why we've created medicare supplement solutions that are just right for you. we have plans with no copays, no deductibles, and lifetime coverage. you may even qualify for one of our guaranteed acceptance plans. if you're eligible for medicare or w

been known to zack. >> yeah. strong man pose created by zack letterer and truly is an inspiration for so many and will be starting his six weeks of radiation on tuesday. we wish him well. >>> time now is 9:10. a royal visit. why prince harry is coming to washington this week. >>> all the ladies are listening now 37. also i ahead laushgs suit in the christmas day fire in connecticut. who the home's owner says is to blame for the fire that killed three young children and grandparents. >> it is one of america northeast cherished sights. why the u.s. may soon have to [ female announcer ] with xfinity, you can always expect more. like more on demand shows and movies than ever. and more ways to discover them too. plus more speed from america's fastest internet provider. so you can run more devices at the same time. ♪ feel a firework [ female announcer ] and best of all, it keeps getting better. no wonder more people choose xfinity over any other provider. ♪ love can be so mystical ♪ >>> this is the 75th anniversary of

i agree with zack. kids these days have no problem with it.volution that is inevitable as we grow as a country. >> and there has been some really ugly comment, paul cameron of the family research institute was on a christian radio show and i am not going to play what he said. it's disgusting stuff. what is interesting is he doesn't seem to be getting a lot of air time outside of that narrow little band of christian radio. >> there is a minority and they feel like they are being pushed into the corner. it's important to be respectful of their beliefs to make sure that they are not alienating them for which is a personal conviction. however, this is certainly a time in which they are seeing a lot of evolution and we are going to see, you know, continue to move -- you know, like the drumbeat of history towards more freedom, more liberty, and less discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity. >> thank you both very much for joining me tonight. >> thank you, lawrence. >> thank you. >>> coming up, bill clinton tries to teach

officials said firefighters couldn't save zack because the program was defended. they performed boats for water rescues. the brother and sister said the 911 dispatchers mishandled the call and the county is at fault. >> tops may have it after putting the bikes on a spring. they found eight bicycles in his home on charter oak avenue in the silver terrace neighborhood. that discovery led them to oakland and dozens more bicycles. in all, police recovered 114 stolen bicycles. check yourself and see if your bike is one recovered. nbcbayarea.com and search stolen bikes. >> there may be other vehicles and we talked to one. the morgan hill woman was attacked by the same man accused of kidnapping sierra lamar. >> she is is a live today because of the kindness of strangers. the medical milestone here in the bay area giving three young people a new lease on life. >> dressing for summer, but preparing for winter. the unusual start to summer in the sierra. >> i'm jeff ranieri in the weather center and a few showers moving across the east way.si they are just about 5/100s of an

and you start out thinking it's going to be a book about zack's issues.zack is good, buzz needs work. matt and ann? >> a great story, jamie. thank you so much. we appreciate it. to read an excerpt from "father's day" you can head to today.com. we're going to have much more on a tuesday morning. right after these messages and your local news and weather. >>> 8:56 your time on this tuesday, may 15th, 2012, good morning, i'm eun yang. it's been a very messy morning commute. let's go straight to danella sealock with look at the roads. >> good morning, eun, still seeing problems outer loop of the beltway, the ramp to telegraph road, a crash there. northbound on 395, another accident, this one at seminary road, blocking your right center lane and you're jammed on 395 still, it's a tough commute. at edsall, all the way to the 14th street bridge, you're driving at about 14 miles per hour, and over to the beltway, in montgomery county, still seeing delays in this area as well, no accidents. eun, over to you. [ male announcer ] this was how my day began. got my bea

and you start out thinking it's going to be a book about zack's issues.ed, zack is good, buzz needs work. matt and ann? >> a great story, jamie. thank you so much. we appreciate it. to read an excerpt from "father's day" you can head to today.com. we're going to have much more on a tuesday morning. right after these messages and your local news ather. >>> good tuesday morning. it is 8:56. i'm laura garcia-cannon. the state senate will have a hearing today on california's bullet train project. three senate committees will examine high speed rail authority business plan for 2012. the hearing comes after an article published in the "l.a. times" revealed they have to spend $3.5 million per day in order to complete the first phase of the rail on time. >>> let's check the forecast now with meteorologist christina loren. how's it looking? >> looking pretty good, laura. we are five to ten degrees warmer than yesterday. a touch warmer wednesday. cooler and cloudier thursday and friday. hope you have a fantastic tuesday. >>> we're back now with more of "today" on a

hey, zack. >> hello. >> good entrance. >> steven has made a fair point.s in the ketchup bottle, are we going to ingest this lube? >> what they said, they created a structured liquid, so it's rigid like a solid, but lubricated like a liquid. >> so you're saying they put this lubricant in there and it's just stuck to the bottle, doesn't get mentioned with the ketchup? >> that's right. originally they were trying to use materials that could stop oil and gas clogs in pipelines. >> oh. >> and then someone said, you know what, scratch that, let's use this for condiments. >> apparently condiment bottles is a $17 billion industry. and this should be good for are the environment, too, because apparently they said if this is in all bottles, it could save 1 million tons of food every year. >> going to save us food, it's going to save us money. >> it's going to save the planet! >> science makes life better. and science makes condiments better. and science makes you better. i don't know what that means. >> that was weird. >>> you guys are standing along the street wat

i'll buy that. >> joining me now and lenny gerber and pearl berlin, along with zack walls, a gay rightsthe new book "my two moms." lenny, tell me how you felt last night when the vote came in in north carolina to deny you your rights? >> well, look, this is the way think about what happened last night. the constitution of north carolina, article 1, section 1, says we hold it to be self-evident that all persons are created equal. and last night, they added five words, except gays and lesbians. and that -- that just burns a hole in my heart, that they would put that inequality in the state constitution. >> pearl, after being wounded like that last night, what did it feel like this afternoon when the president of the united states said he disagreed with that vote? he had already come out against that amendment, but has now made the public statement that he believes you should have the right to marry? >> well, naturally i was pleased. i am a little concerned that there might be some negative effects in the next election because of the prejudices and the discrimination, but he has the courag

oh, i think i hear the siren on zack's fire truck. the opportunities play provides for control and independence are important issues for any child but are especially important for these youngsters. thank you, monica. hendrick: let's review what we've learned about fostering creativity in our children. so far in this program, we've looked at the importance of creativity in the lives of our children, and we've examined the many ways creative play is important in the lives of children. now that we know how important play is, what are some of the ways we can encourage it in our classrooms? you've got to have it bigger, ok? as caregivers, we must be careful to avoid dominating the play ourselves. play should be the result of the children's ideas and not directed by the adult. through play, we should try to foster children's abilities to express themselves. we should also try to help children base play on their own inspirations, not ours. our goal is to stimulate play, not control it, and to encourage children's satisfaction in playing with

[inaudible] >> zack was eventually pull out by a civilian but died at a hospital. organizers wanted to wade into the water but weather conditions cancelled the even. >> a bit of american history passed under the golden gate bridge. the uss iowa battleship. sergio begin tan na wafd as it made what is likely its last voyage out of san francisco bay. >> reporter: with a few cheers the last rope was released. it's size just as awesome now as in tokyo anyway -- tokyo in 1945. >> made the davison look like a canoe. >> he was serving on a destroyer and got to go onboard. >> they announced church services will commence on the iowa, knock off all card playing and the smoke lamp is out. >> the iowa was one of the last built for the u.s. navy fleet. it's clear why iowa was would show-stopper of military might in world war 2. >> iowa carried roosevelt in all of his top military to casa blanca and then to tehran to meet with stalin and churchill. >> an accident in turret 2 caused an explosion that killed 47 soorls and then it became part of the mothball fleet. a crew of volunte

a group of people gathered to remember zack.y plan to return tonight to throw flowers into the water just off the shore. >> it's unspeak to believe me what happened. it's unspeakable to me the city's response. >> alameda has now restored rescue boats that were lost. zack's brother and sister have filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the city and county of alameda. >>> this morning a search to find a car that rolled into the water will continue. firefighters will call to due little drive around 3:45 yesterday afternoon. the driver was able to get out and firefighters say she suffered only minor injuries. search for the car was suspended last night. >> our guests -- guess right now is she may have been taking the turn too fast and overcompensated when she realized she was going over the double yellow line. >> she was the only person in that car she told police. >>> more coast guard boats out in the san francisco bay this holiday weekend. the coast guard says there haven't been any major problems, but it fog rolls in or wind kick

in golf, zack johnson beat jason by one stroke to win the crown invitational at colonial. >> i'm sure were playing golf >> a couple of storms off to the north, but mostly warm and sticky tonight. a couple of storms getting close to cumberland. nothing in our an immediate area at this point. hike tomorrow in the low nineties with a couple of storms possible. a little cooler as you head into the back half of the week. if you have no plans for tomorrow at 10:30, i will be the host and see at rock the memorial parade. >> thank you very much. see you back here at 11:00. [ male announcer ] strange things happen in the black forest... [ thunder crashes ] [ engine revs, tires screech ] ...where things aren't always what they seem... because thrills hi in the shadows... just waiting at every turn. verbolten -- a new multi-launch coaster coming to busch gardens. brave the black forest.

he was being wrestling with zack randolph plans are to come by needed gimcrack the 60 point plateau after three quarters. the clippers' bench to go over. l i b samantha's 82-72 to win the series for only the third time in franchise history they take on the san antonio spurs in second round. lebron james presented with this third mvp award. lebron takes over in the fourth, the heat beat the pacers 95-86. golf at the players championship tagger a bad start three bogeys in this double bogey a final- round 73 he finished one under par and 12 shots back. the third round later fell apart with six bogeys. that opens the door for met coucher, aligned and birdie on 16 he fires is 70 in wins by two strokes. he wins over $1 million and lives up to theft on the world rankings. amgen tour of california gets underway in santa rosa. levi leipheimer is competing. at the later has a punctured back tire he made it way to the front of the pack and wins the final sprint. 44 years since manchester city has won an english league title. they had to win their final match. man sitting down one goal, of the corner

zack johnson since the putt to win it. he wins by one stroke for his first win in two years. final round of the senior pga tour. he bogeyed three of his last five holes. at one point he led by nine strokes. chapman wins his first tournament on the champions tour. opening day tennis, the in his williams won her first-round match on the men's side and erotic struggles. he loses to an 80 at the right player. finally on the pitch earthquake in kansas city. not a good day for the quake, the quakes lose two-one. san jose in second place in western conference. >>> would keep our fingers crossed for the giants and a's. >>> the a's hopefully will get some power back in the next week. >>> tonight at 630 here we go to the other side of the golden gate, people on in marin side getting ready for tonight's party at their history with the span coming up at 630. that is set for eyewitness news at 530 was sealed in half an hour. news updates on cbs s f dot com good night.

the fire department says it did not rescue zack because they were not certified in shore-based water rescues and after the incident the programs were reinstated. >> seismic work on the dumbarton bridge is on track. construct crews have been working around the clock since the brim was shut done last night. the over the three-day closure crews will replace major expansion joint on the western side of the bridge. >> the work is interesting. caltrans is installing the seismic joint. it's a two plates that fit over each other and allow the deck to expand over the earthquake so it gains 18 inches of movement after the work is done. >> that project is expected to last until 5:00 a.m. on tuesday. >>> entire part of the j church light rail line are closed for construction work for the next nine days. muni will be running buses along the route. the shutdown is expected to run through june 4th. >> getting to the bay bridge from san francisco may be a challenge this weekend. a major feeder street to the bedroom is shut up to. first street between mission and howard is closed for critical work. t

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hey, zack. >> hello. >> hello, zachary. you can't get anything for free nowadays.re's got to be a trick here. >> there is. this sleeve picks up a 4g signal and acts as a wi-fi hot spot. so your phone is getting 4g signal as wi-fi through the sleeve. it allows eight other devices to connect to it and also one thing that you can usually not do when you're just on a data plan is use face time. because you constantly have wi-fi, you can face time on the go. >> so you're saying if beth had one of these things, i can cancel my data plan and mooch off of beth's. >> but it says this is also a phone charger. how is that possible? >> it has a battery inside of it so you can click into that battery and get extra hours. >> what is the downside? >> it is not completely free. you get 500 megabytes of data for free. i'm guessing that's around what the average cell phone user has on a monthly basis but you get a $10 charge for every extra gig of data that you use. >> how much does this cost a month? >> $9 a month. >> can i still play words with friends? >> yes, you can. >>> bunnie

zack johnson, 18 for birdie. shoots a 68. tied for second at 11-under.t kuchar had this tap-in on 18. wins the final round, his fourth career win, his family celebrates in style on mother's day. >> i'm about to buckle. that was just such an amazing feeling to play amongst the game's best and come out on top, to do it on mother's day, staying with mom and dad. it's magical. >> mike: all right. nba on abc. game seven, clippers and grizzlies. clippers led the series 3-1. memphis trying to complete the slam. l.a.'s bunch took over. martin, the dunk. clippers win by ten, face the spurs in the semifinals. >> to the pitch. manchester city needs a win to secure the premiere league championship. they're down 2-1, heading into stoppage time. but the corner kick ties it at 2. then 2:00 later, the game winner, manchester city gets their first championship since 1968. 44 years. 3-2 your final. >> the amgen tour of california started in santa rosa. ended with a sprint the finish line where peter overcomes a flat tire for the win. stage two is san francisco to santa cr

zack marks his above, moving it out of 'dufner's line. dufner then misses the birdie putt.ohnson forgets to move his ball back to the original mark. a two-stroke penalty. johnson then drains the par putt for the win, but finds out later about the penalty but still wins. i can see how you forget to mark it. a close call. >> yes. >> all right. thanks a lot, shu. coming up, the men in black are bringing in the green, and the third time may be a charm for the film. >> alan: tonight at 11:00, the record raising new questions about the safety of the foundation of the bay bridge, and beyoncÉ's biggest fan is one of the most infallujah -- influential women in the nation. >> the men in black know the secret to success. will smith and tommy lee jones' sequel "men in black 3 republic" launched with a bit more cash then the two previous films which had opening weekends of just above $50 million. men in black iii brought in 59 million.

i'm zack. liza and zack, welcome to the cash cab. you guys are headed up to 46th and 8th.ks away, so you're gonna have 30 blocks to rack up as much moola as you possibly can. so we're gonna get started immediately. are you ready? ready. all right, here we go. these first questions are worth 50 bucks apiece. here's your first one. accompanying the phrase "don't ever change" in yearbooks, the abbreviation b.f.f. stands for what? both: best friends forever. oh, my god. that's right. whoo! and you're on the board with 50 bucks. developed by a mathematician, what tv game show inspired a spanish-language version titled "vas o no vas"? um..."deal or no deal"? what is it? "deal or no deal." "deal or no deal"? that is correct, and you're two for two. hi, howie. all right, you guys are two for two. you've got 100 bucks. let's see if you can make it $150. since 1976, what popular antacid has sponsored baseball's relief man of the year award? alka-seltzer. alka-seltzer. oh, no! strike one. ouch. it's rolaids. oh. i knew that, too. all right, guys. that's one strike. two more of those

and now at the hilton meeting his son, zack for the first time in 40 years. we'll have much more on this story tonight on abc2 news at 11:00. >>> tomorrow an emotional day for women who have lost their children to violence. johns hopkins and a mother's crime are hosting the third annual mother's day luncheon. among the moms who will be at the event is bern net -- bernadette mcfadden. abc 2 news profiled her as part of the donate life program. per net lost three of her children within six weeks of each other five years ago. >>> and also tomorrow, baltimore county, police will have extra patrols out in the parkville area. tomorrow night is parkville high. the the senior prom. that added patrols. make sure to and from the prom and the afterprom party as well. >>> dozens of police officers are a bit close tore reaching their goals tonight. the police unity tour is making its way to d.c. as part of police week. it left valley form on wednesday and stopped in this afternoon. the group is made up of riders from maryland, pennsylvania, delaware and several other stat

. >>> well, to tell us more about this new process, we're going to bring in our science guy, zack. now jet injection is not a new thing but this is a new way do it. right? >> right. basically they have a very powerful magnet that's surrounded by a wire coil. they put an electric current through this wire coil. this makes a piston move and injects the drugs extremely fast into the skin. >> how do you not feel this? how does it not feel like a needle prick? is it so small it just goes right through a pore? >> it is really small. it is about the size of a mosquito nose. but they say they can move this system at near the speed of sound. it can be delivered straight into the eye or to the ears. >> what? >> steven would be sad though because he wouldn't have needles. >>> memorial day is the unofficial kick-off to summer. these people are just a few, had a great weekend. this is in hawaii off the coast of kona. guys are out on a charter boat trip and wound up swimming with a bunch of dolphins. took the go pro divehousing down underneath the water. they swam with ten-foot oceanic shark. th

our thanks to steven zack, president of the american bar association. we also thank our audience is here and on radio television and the internet. tonight's program has been part of the commonwealth club's u.s. constitution in the 21st century series, underwritten by the charles guess he family, and we thank them, and we thank you. [applause] >> good evening, everyone. [speaking spanish] my name is david campos, and i have the honor of representing district 9. [speaking spanish] for those of you who need translation [speaking spanish] welcome to our second annual budget town hall. i think that many of us were here last year when we have the first annual budget town hall. i want to begin by welcoming all of you to district 9 and i want to thank the school and the school district for making this auditorium available to us. if you could give the school a big round of applause. thank you for hosting us tonight. i also want to thank each and every one of you. we have a joint town hall tonight that includes the district eight and district 9. we will be hearin

. >> an autopsy will determine the a zack cause of his death. other people suffered injuries and are taken to shock trauma. detectives investigating a stabbing in west baltimore around 3:30 this afternoon. a man and woman were stabbed in -- near west saratoga street 3 both were taken to the hospital. the extent of their injuries is unclear at this time. no word on what prompted the crime. no word on the condition of a man shot in baltimore county just before 3:00. police tell us the man was taken to johns hopkins bayview for treatment. the gunman remains at large. baltimore county police are searching for two suspects who broke into a home and shot and stabbed to people inside. it happened sunday morning. police believe the intruders entered through the back of the home and that there was a confrontation before the attacks. neighbors say situations like these are rare in the area. now to an 11 news update. last week, we told you about area teenagers using common household items to cook up explosive concoctions and detonating them. police are sea

first of all, the music of rage against the machine, the politics of zack de la rocha's lyrics and the the history of there being charts or music. and, you know, in that regard, it's -- i think it's a interesting phenomenon to explore why that music, which contains such an unapologetic radical political message was so popular on a global scale. it wasn't just that the, you know, the beats and the guitar solos were exciting. there was the, you know, there was something that people could -- had never heard on the radio before, and i think resonated in a way -- so on the one hand, that band became very commercially successful, in part, because, you know, of the radical politics. >> i watched, in getting ready for this interview, i watched some of the old rage against the machine videos. and there's a huge crowd, hands uplifted, almost as if a religious epiphany had come over them. and i'm wondering, is there something hypnotic to this that makes it difficult for a political message to get through? >> the entire political spectrum of opinions was represented in the fan base of rage against