seconds later, a man named zane floyd strides through the door with a shotgun. thomas darnell is killed instantly. floyd roams the store in search of more victims. he finds 40-year-old store manager chuck lios and mercilessly guns him down. then he kills 31-year-old worker dennis sargent. in the panic a few people are able to escape the store. zack is working in the back when he hears those shots. >> i looked down the aisle. i saw chuck lios on the ground just covered in blood. it still didn't click in my head that something was wrong. i started walking backwards and i found myself in the produce department. >> this is the view from the store camera covering the produce section. >> the floor crew guy that waxes the floors, he just runs right past me, and i knew something was wrong then. and i kept walking backwards. i was going to go towards the back room. >> but zack had just made the biggest mistake of his life. zane floyd is coming around the corner with a shotgun. >> there's tables in produce that have all the fruits and vegetables. and i dove between one of

. >> for zane, he's taking each phase of reform at a time. >> i don't think it's going to be so terriblek that people are not going to opt, at least for this first year, for 10% of tir gross income going to obama care. >> now, zane is just one example. across the country, they're calculating what costs will be. >> what about other companies? what are they doing? >> well, it all depends on their priorities. ups and delta, they say obama care is going sto cost them, for sure. trader joe's and home dee poe, they're moving their part time to obama care exz changes. they're shifting all of their employees to a private exchange. ibm and time warner is moving retirees to private exchanges and starbucks, they're not going to change their coverage plan even though they say obama care will raise their costs. >> okay, margaret connolly, thanks. >>> would you pay 140,000 dlarsz offic for a 15-year-old car? some people did. >>> american idol winner splits his time and takes time to give back the singer and major league baseball -- the singer and major league baseball have partnered up to help inner c

zane is his open dude. >> you have to explain this stuff. >> they live in a similar neighborhood to where the kardashians live. so they don't want a bunch of young street blacks riding around. >> hold on. african-americans. >> okay. they don't want a bump of rowdy african-americans riding around the neighborhood. they should have at least throw one out first.round the neighbo. they should have at least throw one out first.frican-americans the neighborhood. they should have at least throw one out first. instead of both at the same time. >> you can't throw out two black at the same time. they have to be one at a time. >> strength in numbers. >> you kick two blackout at the same time, they are coming back together and more powerful. >> a imt lie detector amount of time that you can stay somewhere and it becomes your house because you've been there so long. >> about 21 days, three weeks of mail start coming to the house, you live there. >> i'll represent you in the court case. >> the most notorious cheater was cheated on. lindsey vonn reportedly caught cheating on tiger woods. she was attendi

it's going to change the fabric of who we are and how we go about our daily lives. >> for zane, he isoss income going to obama care. >> now zane is one example of how businesses bracing for obama care, companies across america are doing the math. they're checking the public and private exchanges and they're calculating what the costs are going to be. >> and margaret, what are some other companies doing? they are cutting back in certain areas. >> yeah, deb, ups and delta, they say obama care is definitely going to cost them more. trader joe's, home depot, they're moving the part time worker to obama care exchanges. they're handling them in different ways. walgreens, they're shifting employees to a private exchange. ibm and time warner, they're moving the retirees to private exchange. one company, starbucks, they're not going to change the coverage plan even though obama care is going to raise its costs. >> yeah, absolutely. it's a question of who is going to pay. march credit connolly, thank you so much. >> speaking of starbucks, a lot of people love fall rolls around and that pumpkin

the fabric who we are we are and how we go about our daily lives ultimately. >> reporter: for sglan zane, he issing take each face of the reform one day at a time. >> i think people are not going op for this first year for 10% of their gross income going to obamacare. >> reporter: margaret connolly, cnn, new york. >>> new reports of potential privacy abuses at the nsa. according to "the new york times" the agency has been using its enormous of collection of phone and e-mail data to track the social connections of u.s. citizens. even determining their whereabouts and who they are traveling with. that report based on documents from nsa leaker edward snowden saying the agency has been conducting these operations since 2010. >> oklahoma and kansas not waiting for washington to slash the food stamp programs. the two states are moving ahead with own plans to require healthy adults with no dependents to work 20 hours in order to get benefits. that would leave them without food. 1 out of every 7 americans right now receive food stamps. >>> severe weekend weather is leaving thousands without powe

, big job, zane.on't know what health care conch they even have now, let alone how to switch it. what'd they find? >> we found that very few people even know what obama care even means. yes, thesis exchanges open on tuesday, and yes, nonprofit groups are going door to door, trying to explain obama care to the uninsured. we spoken to several uninsured americans who know virtually nothing about what obama care even means. >> we'll go up the hill and around, but we'll start at the top of the hill. >> reporter: with a few days to go before the new health insurance exchanges go live, an army of obama care experts are going door to door. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> is christopher home. >> we're not selling anything. >> do you currently have insurance. >> reporter: trying to explain obama care to americans who don't have health insurance. >> i think it has to do with something about caring for people, you know, obama care. that's all that i know. >> reporter: according to the kaiser foundation, 43%

and i'd like to just sort of jump forward a little bit and invite darlene zane to come up and give therd. here she comes. [cheering and applauding] >> hello, everyone. so, for years the portola and it's the portola, foster recognition. and, dan, things started happening. one of the things that gave attention to our neighborhood is when we decided we were going to have a new branch library. ruth wallace came up with the idea of a garden tour and a lot of us thought, a garden tour? our neighborhood? who is going to come? well, we had every -- we've done it for six years. every year we've grown incrementally. after the first two years of raising money for the library -- there's our new library -- we then it was such a great community builder that we recently decided to keep wanting to volunteering and do it. we established a scholarship at city college for the horticultural department. and we have just gone gangbusters. we get good press and we get to see everybody's neighbor -- all our neighbors' gardens. because of the way san francisco s you get to be veuyer because usually you have to

in particular, zane arbor is here to take us through the details.you want someone else to access your phone, like your spouse, or you want to be able to read your teenage daughter's phone material, for example? are there, i would say, caveats for that? >> yes, absolutely. you can actually register more than one thumb print. if you want your husband or wife to have access to your phone, that's not a problem. secondly, you can actually bypass the sensor. you can opt for a traditional passcode instead. apple has thought of all of the things. >> the other thing they talk about with security, how vulnerable will this be if the sensors can be hacked, to cyber thieves? >> you have to remember the thumb print will be encrypted and stored on the actual phone in a chip on the actual phone. it won't be stored on apple's server somewhere or somewhere in the i cloud. >> is it a safety upgrade then or just a different way to protect users? >> it's safe to say this is probably more about sales than it is about safety. you know, i spoke to one who said the sensor w

cnn's zane vergy is joining me by phone. zane, that is home for you. we heard from your aunt who happened to be at that mall when all of this unfolded. i also understand why you're checking up on how your family is doing, you're also checking with police sources about the investigation ongoing. what can you tell us? >> yes, a kenyan source and western diplomat said the gunmen appeared to be of somali origin. they wouldn't get more specific than that. they said there were ten gunmen in total and holding hostage the. they gave no more details on that. many people, they say, have been rescued. i spoke to the head of the red cross who said 20 people have been killed and 50 wounded and they've been taken to the major hospitals in and around the city of nairobi. it's unclear who exactly is behind it. one government source i got off with on the phone a short while ago said the shooting is still going on, and it's just really terrifying for us. because it's really home. this is a mall that is five minutes away from where i live. my father was on his way to the

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zane says he'll find a way and his best people are his full-time people.he president has put into place something that penalizes me?these crucial decisions obamacare." an 18 year old passenger is >> apple's latest operating system is making people sick, literally. it seems the zooming animations are a bit much for some users to take, and they're reporting motion sickness. alison kosik explains. >> this same problem is just as the same analogy of trying to read inside of a moving car. it will have to be a future of state part right now there is no way to turn this new animation off the we will see if apple makes an upgrade. they are downgrading the operating system to the previous version. >> i just had to scramble and made eight changes to my weather system. we see this fog turning towards tomorrow. northern sonoma county. in addition, we could see some cooler sea breezes. and some '60s and '70s there are not going to be in the 80s. and 8:00 a.m., the low clouds toward solo bay valleys. but these showers are going to go for the low morning hours. notice, n

. >> reporter: for zane he is taking it one day at a time. >> i think people are not going op for this first year for 10% of their gross income going to obamacare. >> reporter: margaret connolly, cnn, new york. >>> new revelations this morning about questionable conduct at the nsa. according to "the new york times" the agency has been using its enormous of collection of phone and e-mail data to track the social connections of u.s. citizens. with the ability to term their whereabouts and that report is based on a document from nsa leaker edward snowden saying they have been conducting these operations since 2010. >>> kansas and oklahoma are moving ahead with own plans to require healthy adults with no dependenten dependents to work 20 hours without their benefits. 1 out of every 7 americans right now receive food stamps. >>> thousands of customers in the portland, oregon, area without power without severe weather systems that dropped heavy rain and blowing trees and debris right into the homes. >> i heard this noise and i come in, look. i went, oh, goodness. >> she got okay but a fallin

zane has the story for us. >> go up the hill and around. >> reporter: obama care experts are going door-to-doorristopher home? we are not selling anything. do you have insurance? >> reporter: trying to explain obama care to americans who don't have health insurance. >> it has to do with caring about people, you know, obama care. basically, it's all i know. >> reporter: according to the kaiser family foundation, a lot of americans don't know about it. >> who created the affordable health care plan. >> it was approved by congress, the affordable care. >> i'm wondering as a citizen of america, how come i did not hear about this. >> reporter: it's a contention in congress, many people we spoke to were hearing details for the first time this week. >> i'm definitely going to read into it. >> is obama forcing americans to get insurance? it sounds that way. >> reporter: a group funded by insurance companies, health care groups is working to spread the word. dispatching field workers in ten states. >> we can follow up with you. >> reporter: 48 million uninsured americans will be able to get insurance th

zane verjee had family inside the mall as well, an aunt, and she spoke to us earlier.s. >> i grew up here and it has been a petrifying experience for me. the first time i've ever encountered something like this in a very safe country. my home, i was at -- in the supermarket, cowering at the back of the shelves and these guys just passi ining nears u at coming towards us and that was very sad that i won't see my family again. >> there are a lot of questions about how the terrorists planned this attack and now, there's a report that they may have used a storage area actually inside the mall to store their weapons in advance. what do we know about this? >> what we're hearing from eyewitness would tally with that. some are reporting seeing attackers with belt fed heavy machine guns. not the kind of weaponry that you can be driving around with in the back of the car and everything we're hearing about this attack indicates such an extraordinary level of planning. they were very familiar with the layout of the shopping mall. they knew the back stairs, where to come in from to

zane, i know you've been hearing shooting, you're seeing helicopters swooping low over the mall. is that still going on? >> reporter: a short while ago there was a little bit of shooting, it was sporadic, there was one explosion. i'm in an area where there -- there's paramilitary activities here. this is the space people are setting up. but from a medical point of view, this is a critical place. joining me now is a medical volunteer. he's coordinating the effort, michael spence sir. give us what you're expecting. >> at this point we don't know what to expect. we have set up a triage center, we're expecting lots of casualties coming in. we're hoping to send any life threatened patients to the hospital. >> and there's a lot of food and water already being taken in and out of the doors in the last few minutes. what kind of injuries have you seen mostly? >> today we have seen gunshot wounds, shrapnel wounds, gunshot wounds, dehydrations, people that have succumbed to shock and are unable to function. >> are you getting radioed? do you have doctors going up there? >> we have a number

she was at the mall and is the aunt of cnn international anchor zane vergy. thank you for being with us. can you tell us what you saw? >> well, we had gone to westgate mall. after finishing our coffee, we went up to the supermarket, did some shopping. we had just barely entered and the lights went off. and it's strange that the generator didn't come on for quite a while, and we thought that's a bit weird. the next thing we know, we heard some shots and people rushing. so we rushed to the back up to the supermarket and shut ourselves, trying to get anything that would save us from a random shooting, because we heard random shots all over the place. and it was quite terrifying. in fact, we even heard shots 30 feet from us, and at one stage, i thought come near us. and it was just so worrying and, you know, people praying and crying, and it was rather traumatizing for everybody. and at one stage, we heard that there are terrorists, that they were holding hostages, and that they were all over the mall, you know, taking people and shooting coffee -- people having

zane beadles was voted most likely to wear sandals in the winter. yeah, i know that guy.? yeah. >> jimmy: what's up, summer all the time. >> steve: not yet. >> jimmy: here's the last one, here. manny ramirez was voted most likely to have eaten the real manny ramirez. ♪ those are your nfl superlaves. [ applause ] he is the real manny ramirez. >> steve: yeah. no, he ate the -- >> jimmy: yeah. let's see what else is going on. some big news out of hollywood. there have been some reports that 76-year-old jack nicholson is planning to retire from acting. [ audience aws ] then christian slater was like, "i guess my ship's finally come in." [ laughter and applause ] oh, these -- i'm actually rooting for these guys. i just read about this, today wal-mart workers in 15 cities walked off the job to protest low wages. yeah. [ cheers and applause ] and it's not good. today when people walked into wal-mart, they had to welcome themselves. it was just very interesting. this is pretty amazing if you are a baseball fan. i'm sure you know about this. in their game against the tigers last n

. >> for zane, he's taking each face of reform at a time. >> i don't think it will be so terrible.ple will not opt, at least for the first year, for 10% of their gross income going to obama care. >> margaret conley, cnn, knock. >>> there are a lot of claims about the president's new health care plan coming from both sides. this is just one from the president. >> we will keep this promise to the american people. if you like your doctor, you will be able to keep your doctor, period. >> so is that true? the short answer -- maybe. it's probably true that the majority of people who have insurance will not be affected by the new law, but clearly some will. the white house says the president assistants by the claim, declaring on its website nothing in the proposal forces anyone to change the insurance they have, period. want to find out all the answers? go to cnn.com/healthcare. >>> now take a look at this. it may look like a concert crowd, but these folks are flocking to a kneeled in nebraska for something much older and much more nostalgic. but first, as season 2 of cnn's "parts unknown

cnn zane vergie has been there. so many questions. what about the hostages? what can you tell us about them? >> reporter: well, there was radio silence from the kenyan president on that. what he said only, really, was there are bodies trapped in the rubble. part of west gate mall is totally collapsed with three floors on top of each other. it's going to take a while to x extract those bodies. but there were so many questions about the hostages. were they able to free them? what is their condition? what exactly is the situation with the hostages? are they dead? some, all, what? these are the questions that are being raised tonight. there are no answers. i suspect that knowing the president and the people around him, he would want to be 100% confident that what he says is totally accurate, especially with the world's eyes on nairobi. so it took him a while to say it's over. no, really, it's over. he kept delaying that and delaying that until he was 100% sure. i spoke to one source a short while ago who said he had pretty much direct contact with everyone and wa

. >> zane, can you give us the latest? what is happening there now?ind me, a triage center that the red cross center put up and parra military forces and trucks all around me. basically, the situation at west gate right now is that the siege continues. it's not clear exactly where the hostages are. and also what their condition is. we did speak to some officials who are about 30 hostages. 10 to 15 gunmen unclear too what their condition is. we understand that the kenyan security forces and international counterparts are work together closely. this is nothing new. they do a lot of different security areas. just counter-terrorism stuff, sharing intelligence. they have been working closely. and typically with the british, the israelis and with the united states. >> any details on a motive? >> reporter: well, they've been pretty clear. they said in the past that they want revenge attack on kenyans partly because the kenyans troops are inside somalia fighting. they took a crucial town. this is really important to al shabab this place. this is where they ra

here to put it to the test, zane asscher.t is so sharp looking. >> better looking than i thought. less clunky than i really expected. >> it doesn't weigh much either. let me walk through how it works. right here on the underneath, that's the microphone right there. if you turn it on the other side, here's the camera right here. i'll take a photograph of kate. pose for me. >> or a laser beam, either way. there's kate, can i see her? i just press it. >> that's fantastic. >> photo bomb. >> i feel that could be used poorly, though, in bad situation. >> here's where you get the text messages, notifications and record a voice memo and that's the competitor to siri wears a hair style in manhattan, that kind of thing and then keep going through, here we go. try to make a phone call to michaela right now. see michaela. you go to apps and you press it, i'll dial the number. >> takes a while to get to it. >> it's a little slow. >> why does michaela have a -- >> we just got a tweet. oh, there's a phone call for me. i wonder who it could

zane joins us with details. >> reporter: america's space agency is paying people $5,000 a month to lie to remain horizontal for the entire 70 days. no getting up. you have to eat in your bed, read or play guitar hero. all lying down. when nature calls, you get a bedpan. you might think people are lining up for this. there are still four openings left. people at nasa says it is hard to find people who are really able to sit still and do nothing for three months, even if they are being paid. they conduct psychological tests and you undergo a health regimen before and after. you are asking if this is a good use of the nasa funding. they took a $900 million hit to the funding because of spending put cuts. nasa feels this is vital. victor and jessica. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm jessica yellin. >> i'm victor blackwell. we have breaking news starting this hour of "new day saturday." the terrifying events unfolding at a shopping mall. gunshots and people have been taken hostage. this is happening at the west gate shopping mall in kenya's capital of nairobi. gunmen ambushed the mall. they