. >> joining me now, zachary caribou. zachary, we hear the same counter, honestly, on both side. but president said today that he believes his proposal, his budget could create jobs if washington doesn't get in the way. we could see progress with this economy. what's in the budget that proves that statement? >> what president obama is saying is in the budget and proves that statement is $50 billion in infrastructure projects and there's a lot of really good stuff that is particularly long. like cutting o out red tape. allowing contracts to be awarded more quickly. because it takes months and months and months. so there is some really good stuff in there to get government to spend money constructively and more quickly. the problem i think is this whole sort of political fiction you can just pass a budget in washington and poof, you know, several hundred thousand or several million jobs will be created. and i personally, you and i talked about this, are -- i'm concerned about the overpromising of jobs now adds opposed to laying the conditions

director of the center for political military analysis at the hudson institute also in watched and we have zachary an assistant editor for the diplomat and in philadelphia we cross to dave lindorff he is an investigative reporter author of the book the case for impeachment and the founding editor of the online newspaper this can't be happening dot net all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want but richard if i can go to you what is a rogue state we hear the term all the time what is it define it. it's an out of fashion charm under the bush administration that used the term rogue state to describe states which behavior was so. so it redeemable that they were considered to be equivalent of a criminal state and that was a ran that was a rack under sadam hussein and that was north korea with those of the three common ones other countries went in and out of that category the obama administration that was revise that category they now just find these kind of states as outlier states and as a different and different implication implies that they can be broug

are then outlier states richard i would agree with zachary that lumping korea and iran together is a real mistake because they they have very little in common richard what do you think about that. i agree that there are differences in the nature of the governments and in their behavior i mean north korea is close to being a failed state the one thing it does have there are nuclear weapons and other tools that it can either threaten other states with or offer to sell to try and earn money iran is a different category altogether it's got a very rich set of tools it can use it it's not clear that iran is going to seek nuclear weapons soon but they certainly have a powerful conventional forces but in a way there are economists much stronger despite the sanctions so in the category of rogue states not use that much outlier though i think it's helpful in the sense that it indicates those states that for one reason or another are not to fill in there are national implications and then you can lay out a path by which they can we enter that in the international community so exactly to reform

their behavior and i think that's what the moment ministrations agenda and efforts have been aimed at zachary jump in what do you think about the term and who does it apply to if it's useful yeah really i would say i would divide ron in north korea i don't think there are two comparable except for their an adversary nature towards united states but i don't think that's very useful because we end up negotiate these people anyway so i would just i think i was probably the better dave what do you think of bill and althea and we don't have a problem the state well i actually take. well the road term actually the concept goes back further than bush goes back to the reagan administration and it's a cold war relic and as as far as moving it forward to the obama administration i think what it basically is conceived of this notion is that these are states that are outside of the western. supposed consensus which i think doesn't even apply anymore because really it's falling apart you've got you've got china you've got brazil you've got turkey you've got countries that do not travel in a u.s. axis but

he is prepared to declare war on mexico, and sends troops, including zachary taylor, who will be the next president, he send zachary taylor to the mexican border in an area that cpletely disputed a all international asset belongs to mexico. polk says it is american land. while taylor's troops are there, he goes to his counted and they vote on a saturday afternoon to ask for a declaration of war against mexico. that night, he gets a message, because it takes a long time to get information from mexico to washington. that night he gets a message that taylor's troops have been in combat. he rewrites his message to congress, saying, american troops have beenled on american soil. abraham lincoln would later give a speech in which he would say, show us the spot where it took place. it was not on american soil. he gets us into war in mexico. it also means the complete blowup of all the compromises and cushions the countryat would ultimately be secession and civil war. but we don't know anything about him. >> his wife is also, frequently when you do modern struggle surveys of influential firs

she wasn't there to defend herself from the gossip. >> how did zachary taylor die? cholera, didn't he? >> no. july 4 taylor went to a parade and watched the parade on a hot july 4 day. zachary taylor was a tea and he either spent the day eating cherries and milk or milk, depend on who you ask, and if one imagine what is a bowl of milk would like after a hot july day in washington, d.c. without ice he got someold, kind of intestinal disease and very tough man. he had survived winters in michigan and minnesota. survived the deserts of mexico. he was rough and ready. the one thing he could not was mid-19th century ,hen he got sick, he was bled and they did all sorts of other things including giving him mercury, which would have killed him if he had gotten enough. he may have died from an intestinal virus. he may have died because the doctors killed him. what we do know is that he died very suddenly. perhaps taylor was the last president who could have theged to somehow change civil conflict. he did not believe in spreading slavery to the west. the territories taken fro

>>> officers arrested 30-year-old zachary mccabe at the pleasantville b.a.r.t. station for getting into a fight over a seat with a 62-year-old man. police say a woman saw it all happening and she jumped into, a, zapped hip. he was arrested for battery. that woman will not be facing any charges. >>> the bolt that snapped off the new span of the bay bridge could delay the grand opening after all if caltrans cannot come up with a solution soon. they say it could take weeks or months to figure out a permanent fix for the problem. the bolts hold down devices to the span. the $6 billion span is supposed to open on labor day weekend. >> chevron announcing it is moving a long list of jobs from san ramon to houston, texas. the bay area news group reporting 400 jobs will be moved starting in august. that number apparently half the

and the life of margaret taylor, zachary taylor. he died 15 months into his presidency and after his death, abigail moved into the white house in 1850. former british prime minister margaret thatcher died on monday, she was 87. and secretary of state and first lady hillary clinton >> sarah polk was up on diplomacy. interest inan politics. >> she grew up in a political household. her father was a local politician. she grew up loving politics. married jameshave if he was going to the clerk. >> he died three months after leaving the white house. of widow-n 42-years hood. she divided anyone -- invited anyone to see the career. >> to live there for many years on ron. during the civil war, generals on both sides would come visit her and their respects to her. beloved status. >> she was earnest about her husband's work. the hardships were terrible. they met all kinds of troubles. there were a very experienced people. more sophisticated than what was around them. >> she felt women should develop their minds and cultivate scholarship as much

not to zachary taylor. [laughter] who was a general he did not look like much except he was on a horse. people would say let the secession come we have a man who is president who is a military general he will show us the south. is that what you want? reduced to a military conflict? so when the vote came in the senate, the whole package or nothing, it went down by defeat and henry clay collapsed in his seat. you cave the senators of choice the whole thing or nothing i cannot vote for a bill said one northerner northerner, for dave bill that for the fugitive slave owner let me pick and choose and i will vote in favor of california, a new mexico and the resolutions of the district of columbia but i would never vote for the fugitive slave owner. pork clay he did not have much time to live. he tried to regain his health and fortunately the senator from illinois to a covert. he never proved that package deal because he said that unites the enemies of compromise. we need to unite the friends and then he proceeded

everybody paid attention to him, not to zachary taylor, who was really just a general. he didn't look like much except that he said when he was on a horse. [laughter] people were saying, you know, let secession come. we have a man, the president of the united states, who is a military general. he'll show us, the south. is that what you want? reduce it to a military conflict when the vote came in the senate, the whole package op nothing, it went down in defeat. henry clay collapsed in his seat. you gave the senators, it said, a choice, the whole thing or nothing. i can't approach, said one northerner, for a bill that includes the fugitive slave law. give me the right to pick and choose to favor california, new mexico, and the resolutions on the district of columbia, but i'll never vote for the fiewmg tiff slave owner. poor clay who was really -- he didn't have much time to live. he left to try to regain his health, and fortunately, the senator from illinois took over. he never approved the package deal because he said the package deal unites the enemies of compromise. wh

this man, zachary mccabe was spread across two seats when a 62-year-old passenger asked him to make room so they could sit down. he became aggressive. >> we received a call of someone with another person in a hock lock on one of our trains at the pleasant hill station. >> police say a third passenger got involved, a woman packing one of these. she zapped mccabe with a stun gun ending the altercation. >> it was a good deed. it helped this victim from possibly getting hurt more seriously than they were. . >> mccabe was treated for minor injuries and arrested on suspicion of battery. no one else was injured. the woman with the stun gun committed to crime that anyone expect convicted felons can carry them. they cost about $40. sun guns need to have direct contact. >> we ask them as long as they're old enough, 21 years old, that's fine. unless people that come in and just want to use it for protection. >> passengers on a different train applauded the woman who stepped in. >> you have to set aside whatever your fear is, whatever you might be afraid of what would happen to you and just go for i

let me start with you, zachary. a the love interesting insiflt one of the comments i want to get to. from the wall street journal, he had this to say. the biggest evidence of recent washington decisions hurting employment comes in the retail sector which slashed 24,000 jobs in march. that's likely due in part to the 2 percent jump in the pay roll tax on january 1st. that congress set in motion through the fiscal cliff deal at the start of the year. if consumers have less money in their pockets, they'll eventually spend less. so i talked about whether this is the impact or not. a lot of people continue the conversation you and i had about this pay roll tax cut. if people don't have the money, they don't have the money to spend. >> yeah. a lot of people are taking this report and all these reports to justify a lot of argument that's everyone has had from every aspect of the political spectrum. and there is not enough in these to prove any of this. i can point to a lot of stuff from companies coming out now that says t

this man. 30-year-old zachary mccabe. got into an on-board argument with a 62-year-old man. police say mccabe was occupying two seats. and, wouldn't let the man sit down. mccabe lost his temper and attacked the man. witnesses stepped in and pulled the two men off each other. and, that's when police say a woman used a stun gun to subdue mccabe. the altercation lasted about ten minutes. before police were able to board the train and arrest mccabe. who was also treated at a hospital for non-life threatening injuries. the 62-year-old man was also unharmed. and, neither was the woman who used the stun gun. bart passenger maddy clarke says the woman was right to step in. mccabe was booked into matinez detention facility. charged with battery on a transit passenger. that's a misdemeanor. carrying penalities of up to one year in county jail. or, a ten thousand dollar fine. in pleasant hill, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> the passengers who intervened, including the woman who used a stun gun, were not arrested. police say they were acting in self defense. >> jacqueline: it was a

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we have a photograph of the man 30 year-old zachary mccabe. was taking up two seats on the train when a man asked him to move so he could sit down. he then began aggressive the near by female passenger intervened using a stu gun to subdue the suspect. >> stun guns and not have any permitting requirements as long as you are not a juvenile or a convicted felon is legal to possess. >> mc cabe was reported to a nearby hospital to be treated for not life threatening injuries. he was a arrested on suspicion of battery on a transit passenger. the passenger will intervene, including a woman and used a stun gun, were not arrested. police said there were acting in self-defense. >> the major development is coming to the oakland waterfront right next to jack london square. the area will be developed starting next year along the embarcadero. a developer's plan to build on 65 a. of land. it will be called the brooklyn basin development. 3100 to zero residential units are going in as well as many new restaurants, shops, and open space. the project will creat

. >> reporter: 16-year-old zachary loves classic rock. he's also a natural at the piano. how natural? well if you can hum it, he can play it. zach was born with a genetic disease called fanconi anemia which affects the chromosomes in the body. despite a bone marrow transplant, severe hearing loss and having been born with just eight fingers, he can still do this. ♪ you not only taught yourself how to play the piano, but you were born with four fingers on each hand, correct? >> yes. >> how challenging was that? >> it wasn't very much of a challenge in the first place. i mean, i just didn't think it would be that much of a bad thing. ♪ >> reporter: i had a chance to catch up with 7-year-old oscar saltalamacchia. >> this is my second year in the alumni chorus. >> reporter: at age 3 he was diagnosed with cancer. i first met him last year at the same event. and he proudly shared some of his moves. >> kind of like a shuffle step. you got it. >> reporter: today oscar is cancer-free. he's strong, he's vivacious and he picked up a little ballet this year. >> would you be comfo

. >> zachary, what about that? the fundamental story we just heard, one of the issues in terms of sales, does that look like the technical side? >> no one likes fried chicken when chickens are getting sick. and i guess the question, though, is unless you think this is going to be a pandemic of global proportions, in which case we probably shouldn't be having a discussion about whether or not you should buy y yum! we should be having a discussion about what inoculation you can get, but yum! trades much more like an industrial metal than it does as a retail restaurant stock, because it's so tethered to china. it has a huge u.s. presence and a huge presence the germany, but china is the story. so in a lot of ways, yum! is one of these china proxies and i continue to be much more bullish about china. it's weird to say chickens and bulls in the same sentence. so i think yum! is probably a really good buy around here, particularly into the high 70s. >> well, zachary, how about this? if we take yum! and divide it into its

zachary mccabe seen here from another arrest last month was lying across two seats as the train pulled into the pleasant hill bart station. investigators say he was fighting with a 62-year-old man who wanted to sit down. other passengers jumped in and police got there, three men were holding mccabe down after a woman on the train used her stun gun on him. >> i laud that woman. it sounds like that was appropriate. >> police say the stun guns have less voltages than tasers and you do not need a permit to carry one. mccabe is facing assault charges. >> san francisco police chief is no longer asking some of his officers be allowed to carry tasers. the "san francisco chronicle" reports the chief has withdrawn the proposal that specially certified officers carry tasers and wanted the less lethal weapons so officers could use them on suspects they could not reason with like those who are drunk or mentally ill but after so many suggestions by the public the chief said the restrictions make the them user. >> someone shot a man walking down the street before 8:00 last night a few blocks from hig

on the technical side, it's enis taner with riskreversal.com, and zachary carabell, welcome to both of you. enis, of the two charts, you like united health over humana? >> yeah, united, we'll look at a shorter term three-year weekly chart. and it's reached a very strong level. very strong uptrend. this market's been all health care, all the time. and recently, you've seen it break, finally, above $60 resistance. which, in fact, is long-term resistance. so if we look at a ten-year monthly chart, you can see that that $60 level, not only held short-term significance, but long-term significance. on this ten-year monthly, you can see $60 was resistance back in 2008 as well. the only level left to breach is 6461. that's the all-time high in the united health care. but i think $60 going forward is going to be strong support for the stock. >> zach, do you like either? obviously, the markets loved what they heard. both went higher today. >> i loved both of them yesterday at 4:00. and with this kind of pop today, i think the reality is that in a down market, these kind of stocks are going to be

the suspect, 30-year-old zachary mccab seen in a booking photo from another arrest in march was lying across two seats as the train pulled into the pleasant hill bart station just before 9:00 this morning. a 62-year-old man wanted to sit down an argument started. >> the argument turned from verbal to physical at some point and the patrons got involved to assist the victim. >> jeff dunn was in the car next door and wonder yg it wasn't moving. >> somebody got off the car where the problem was and got od on our car and i heard her say ing there are three guys holding him down. >> it appears as though the patrons assisting the victim in this case may have had mr. mccabe in a headlock. >> and they got him there with the help of one of these. a fema her used her stun gun on mccabe. >> whether you are a police officer or citizen you can use force to protect your own life. like thait sounds like the appropriate thing to do. >> it is nice to see somebodyse. >> you like that? >> i do. i so do. >> i think that is great. that is bart ridership that is people experienced on bart and they don't jus

the suspect, 30-year-old zachary mccab seen in a booking photo from another arrest in march was lying across two seats as the train pulled into the pleasant hill bart station just before 9:00 this morning. a 62-year-old man wanted to sit down an argument started. >> the argument turned from verbal to physical at some point and the patrons got involved to assist the victim. >> jeff dunn was in the car next door and wonder yg it wasn't moving. >> somebody got off the car where the problem was and got on our car and i heard her say ing there are three guys holding him down. >> it appears as though the patrons assisting the victim in this case may have had mr. mccabe in a headlock. >> and they got him there with the help of one of these. a female passenger used her stun gun on mccabe. >> whether you are a police officer or citizen you can use force to protect your own life. it sounds like that was the appropriate thing to do. >> it is nice to see somebody stood up for somebody else. >> you like that? >> i do. i so do. >> i think that is great. that is bart ridership that is people experie

officers arrested 30-year-old zachary mccabe in the pleasant hill bart station for getting into a fight over a seat with a 62-year-old man. a third passenger, the woman, broke up that fight by using a stun gun on mccabe. mccabe was arrested on suspicion of battery. that passenger who used the stun gun will not face any charges. >>> more chances to learn. san jose state university is expanding its online classes. the school announced this morning it is partnering with online course developer ed eshe to offer more classes online. other schools are part of this expansion. governor brown has pushed for schools to aggressively pursue online courses as a way to deal with overcrowding at public universities. lieutenant governor gavin newsom was at the campus for the announcement. >> this is evidence-base ad provo to a new form of learning in a world that's no longer connected, but hyper-connected. in a world that's changing as rapidly as any other time in human history. no longer localized, no longer centralized, it's people-centric. technology is democratizing voices and giving people more ch

national bank it was stopping the business cycle and stopping the damage of the business cycle there's zachary taylor ran on when he said he was going to blow up the second national bank and he did it was an attempt to put the country on the gold standard off the gold standard the greenback the lincoln i mean we had all these different schemes all along the way to try and even out the business cycle so that when people stopped buying things it wouldn't echo down until we just spiraled into this crash nothing worked nine hundred thirty five john maynard keynes and economists says to f.d.r. there's a really simple solution because you put a stabilizer into the economy the way the stabilizer works is you get somebody who's got a job they they have needs and desires and the ability to buy things ok the economy is working they can go to the store and sort of buy from the wholesale adults can buy the manufactured manufactured good but everything but what happens when they lose their job when the business cycle fails what happens when when capitalism fails or can't it doesn't really fail it hits a po

director of the center for political military analysis at the hudson institute also in watched and we have zachary an assistant editor for the diplomat and in philadelphia we cross to dave lindorff he is an investigative reporter author of the book the case for impeachment and the founding editor of the online newspaper this can't be happening dot net all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want but richard if i can go to you what is a rogue state we hear the term all the time what is it define it. it's an out of fashion charm under the bush administration they used the term rogue state to describe states which behavior was so. so it redeemed.

then the live of margaret taylor, wife of president zachary taylor. president taylor died 16 months into the presidency following his death, abigail fillmore d

she issed to go mother to their first son, zachary. the kid actually requested her by name. by the way, i want to give credit where credit is due. unlike a lot of celebrities, elton john named his kids zack and elijah. i think that shows a lot of restraint. there is a new internet trend called baby mugging. you hold a coffee mug in between your camera and your baby to make it look like your kid is in the mug. like that. here's another one. this is -- you tell the kid is from boston because the mug and he lookings like he to punch his father in the mouth. you can also put your baby in a teacup. this is good. this is a side view of baby mugging. he has his own spoon to stir himself. and if you are adventurous you can mug your baby head first. isn't that fun? i have been working on my own version it's called baby stuffing. it's like baby mugging but instead of a mug you use a turkey and instead of a baby we used guillermo here. like a reverse pinata. i have another idea called shortchanging. where you try to get a picture of martin shortchanging. -- martin short changing. we ha

he is being identified as 30 year-old zachary mccabe. bart police received reports of an altercation between two passengers just before 8:00 a.m. at the pleasanton hill station. he was taking up to seize on the train when a man asked him to move so that he could sit down. he then became aggressive of and a nearby see mel passenger intervene, using a stun gun to so do the suspect. >> he was transported to a nearby hospital to be treated for non-life threatening injuries. he was arrested on suspicion of battery on a transit passenger. the passengers to intervene, including the woman who used a stun gun, were not arrested. police said they were acting in self-defense. >> at $1.5 billion development is coming to the oakland waterfront right next to the jack london square. that area will be developed starting next year along the embarcadero. developers plan to build on 65 a. of land, it will be called brooklyn basin. 3100 total residential units are going in as well as many new restaurants, shops, and open space. the project will create an es

and basically stopped with zachary taylor. i think he was the last president that literally brought slaves to the white house with him. after that, they didn't. >> next, a question from tennessee, jonesboro. and our caller is carol. hi, carol. caller: hello? >> you're on. caller: okay, thank you. yes. my husband's mother marry martha patterson's daughter, which would have been andrew johnson's grand daughter some years ago. she claimed two jonesboro specifically to talk to my mother-in-law at the time saying that she feels?-- that her grandmother was so thankful that her husband's great -- great, great grandfather had saved the johnson homestead and had given safe passage to the family to the johnson family so they had wanted to go to the homestead during the war, they could have. he was a confederate general that at one time was over the east tennessee area, gerald a. jackson. his grand daughter was my mother-in-law. >> thanks for that story. do you know any more about that? granting safe passage or a general that looked afte

in our lifetime, zachary taylor's body was exhumed. determine he was not poisoned. >> to determine the cherries and the milk. >> no poison. >> when fillmore becomes president, he gets letters from people saying that taylor was poisoned. --ricans or all conspiracy americans love conspiracy theorists. >> we are probably not alone in that. let's listen to sean in columbus, ohio. you are on the air. >> i was wondering if it is true that when margaret taylor prayed for her husband's defeat for the presidency, she was that much against it. when she an invalid in the white house because of difficulties of having so many children? >> i don't know that she actually prayed for his defeat. she was not very happy with his victory. >> many of these stories are written well after the fact. as a historian, we have to question where is the source of these stories? if you hear the stories told in five different stories and it turns out it is the same story told over and over again. we don't know if it is true. there's a story that apparently he was on

that's what's happening to zachary davis. now, zachary davis owns a couple of ice cream shops and a restaurant in santa cruz, california.d he has 20 full-time workers and today he offers them health insurance. is that the goal? workers, offer them health insurance. these employees have different needs, different concerns. what the younger ones prefer are lower premiums and then higher out-of-pocket costs if they happen to get sick . that's because they're health chu and don't go to see a doctor very often. the older doctors visit doctor t doctors more frequently. they're interested in a policy where thei they have lower prem. the employees that work for zachary have three different plans that fit their needs. they get to choose. but what zachary davis has told cnn is that limiting his workers to a single plan would be a deal breaker and it would keep him out of the exchanges. now, that's not going -- he said that wouldn't be a good fit for us. for a business like ours and a lot of businesses i deal with on a regular barricks

. >> now, zachary mccabe was arrested on suspicion of battery on a transit passenger. the woman with the stun gun will not face charges. >>> 7:54. california's first powerball drawing told more than $3 million in tickets. but not one of those tickets was a winner. the state's first drawing was held last night in sacramento. the jackpot was estimated at $60 million. last night's winning numbers were 1, 36, 40, 52, 53 and the powerball was 20. we have learned no one won the jackpot. the next drawing is saturday and that prize may be going up to $70 million. >>> well, a city in the middle east known for its boundless bling is sparing no expense for public safety. police in dubai are on the fastrack to add a $500,000 lamborghini to its fleet cars. it's painted in green and white colors. the italian-made vehicle is the crown jewel. the force is also also adding american muscle cars to the police department as well. >> that's too wild. >>> hey, sal, do you know the way to san jose? >> i do and only you and i know what that is referring to because there's a bunch of young peo

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. >> now, zachary mccabe was arrested on suspicion of battery on a transit passenger. the woman with the stun gun will not face charges. >>> 7:54. california's first powerball drawing told more than $3 million in tickets. but not one of those tickets was a winner. the state's first drawing was held last night in sacramento. the jackpot was estimated at $60 million. last night's winning numbers were 1, 36, 40, 52, 53 and the powerball was 20. we have learned no one won the jackpot. the next drawing is saturday and that prize may be going up to $70 million. >>> well, a city in the middle east known for its boundless bling is sparing no expense for public safety. police in dubai are on the fastrack to add a $500,000 lamborghini to its fleet cars. it's painted in green and white colors. the italian-made vehicle is the crown jewel. the force is also also adding american muscle cars to the police department as well. >> that's too wild. >>> hey, sal, do you know the way to san jose? >> i do and only you and i know what that is referring to because there's a bunch of young peo

police say zachary mccabe seen in a booking photo from another arrest was lying across two seats as the train pulled into the bart station. he started fighting with a 62-year-old man who wanted to sit down. other passengers jumped in to break it up. when police got there three men were holding mccabe down after a woman used her stun gun on the suspect. >> i laud the woman who used the stun gun on him. it sounds like it was appropriate. >> police say stun guns have less voltage than tasers and people do not need a permit to carry one. mccabe is facing assault charges. >> contra costa sheriff deputies are looking for a gunman who shot a man would looked for help at a grocery store turning up a 8:00 p.m. at a safeway. police believe he was shot in richmond and driven there and dropped off. he is expected to be survived. the safeway stayed open while crews tended to the victim. >> governor brown is in china on the trade mission trip. he is on a five-hour long bullet train right. he spoke at a university and called for major action to combat climb change. -- climate change. he has signed agr

officers arrested 30-year-old zachary mccame for getting into a fight over a seat with a 62-year-old man. the woman saw this happened and jumped into action. >>> san jose has new residents tonight. beavers made themselves at home on the river near hp pavilion. the pregnant female and her two yearlings probably moved down stream. now it looks like the beavers can stay. experts say it is a healthy sign for the river habitat. this is the bay area's second family of urban beavers. the other colony is in martinez. >>> a two month old penguin chick made his debut today at san francisco's academy of sciences. it is the first penguin hatched here since the academy moved to the new building. his arrival is extra special. surprisingly baby penguins don't get into the water right away. >> from this day on the chick and its parents will remain on exhibit. they can actually drown until they are ready to swim. >> very cute. the chick needs a name so the academy of sciences is holding a naming contest on its website. >> oreo. >> could be oreo. or hank. >> that's a cool name for a penguin. >>> we ha

. >> zachary wants to do a little weather here on "gma." so zachary, where are we going now? >> we'll go back into the studio with lara. >> nice job. here's what's coming up on our "gma morning menu." jennie garth, sexy and she knows it. about to turn 41 and revealing her 30-pound weight loss. why she feels better thank ever. >>> prom night on "dancing with the stars." ballroom alum sherri shepherd is here in case you hadn't noticed with all the hits and misses and mommy confessions. "blossom" star jenna von oy opening up about her toughest role ever, being a mama. all coming up live on "good morning america" in times square. . ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] nothing gets you going quite like the power of quaker oats. today is going to be epic. quaker up. the battle of bataan, 1942. [ all ] fort benning, georgia, in 1999. [ male announcer ] usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation because it offers a superior level of protection and because usaa's commitment to serve the military, veterans, and their families is without equal. begin your leg

one was zachary me. things got out of hand. a head lock was involved and a third passenger pulled out a stun gun and zapped mccape. he is okay. he does face battery charges. the woman with the stun gun other passengers say acted responsibly. police would like to talk to her is. they say she is unlikely to be charged. >>> governor brown abouts trip to china is beginning to pay dividends in the bay area tonight. e struck is several historic deals. signed an agreement with the chinese government to boost trade and investment in california and signed a pledge to work with china on environmental issues. he also landed a $1.5 billion commitment for improvements to the oakland water waterfront. something he has been trying to do since he was mayor of oakland. more on that from reporter john myers with affiliate kxtv in sacramento. he is the only reporter on the economic trade trip. >> for californians used to a fast pace of life things in china are little different. in beijing it takes a long team to get around in traffic and might ta

a woman used a stun gun to subdue this man who allegedly attacked another passenger. 30-year-old zachary mccob was arrest afd he got into a fight with a 62-year-old man over a seat. the woman saw it happening and zapped mccob. he faces battery charges and the woman will not be charged. >> i certainly hope not. she kind of saved the day. >>> the cal bears changing their identity sort of. the sports department unveiling a brand new look and a new logo for all sports teams. the changes, not major. the new uniforms looses pretty good. the blue and cold color scheme, accented with gray instead of black. very fashionable. the new look golden bear logo, a little leaner, meaner, looks pretty tough. nike created the new line of uniforms. they do this for a lot of teams and they sell well will will be rolled in and out for the football season coming up in september. no nike is going to cover the cost. a lot of kids go to school based on uniforms, no joke. it helps in recruiting. it doesn't guarantee it. kids like the look. >> interesting. 5:22. many could coming up. a new study that may have some

police say zachary mccabe seen here in a backing go to from another arrest last month, was lying across two seats as the train pulled into the bart station yesterday morning. investigators say he started fighting with a 62-year-old man who wanted to sit down and other passengers jumped in to break it up. police arrived three men were holding mccake -- mccabe down after a woman used her stun gun on the suspect. >> i laud that woman who used her stun gun. it sounds like that was appropriate. >> stun guns have less voltage than tasers and people do not need a permit to carry one. >> speaking of tasers, san francisco police chief is no longer asking that some of his officers be allowed to carry a taser. the "san francisco chronicle" reports the chief has withdrawn his proposal that specially certified officers carry tasers. these wanted the less lethal weapon so officers could use them on suspects they could not reason why, such as those who are mentally ill or drunk but after so many restrictions were added, suggested by the public, he says the taser would have been useless. we will explai

the man you see here a 30 year-old zachary mccabe was taking up two seats on the train when a man ask him to move so he could sit down. he then became aggressive and the nearby female passenger intervened at using a stun gun to subdue the suspect. >he was taken to hospital and treated for not life- threatening injuries. he was arrested on suspicion of battery on a transit passenger. the passengers to intervene including a woman used a stun gun, were not arrested. police said erecting a self-defense. fire crews in san francisco remain on the scene of a rise of fire. garage fire. the s reported around 645 this morning at a house on holiday ave you're right street in san francisco. the fire was visible from the 1 01 freeway. crews have since contain the fire and authorities say the fire started in a garage. no injuries have been reported. look at them kids. [ sigh ] they have no idea what it was like before u-verse high speed internet. yeah, you couldn't just stream movies to a device like that. one time, i had to wait half a day to watch a movie. you watched movies?! i was lucky if i co

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