teacher leonard matthews matthews. >> and it's a wrap battle. yes.down his best flow. >> huge slam on mr. matthews. you got to love the cool of mr. matthews because he knows it's not even a fight. >> you can see his head is exploding like champagne bottles. >> the students he's got them. >> it's not fair. >> yet again, the crowd goes nuts. >> i hope that kid that changed mr. matthews is good in chemistry because he has no future in rap. >> let's find out more about it. joining us right this minute the wrap master, mr. matthews, yes. >> what's up? >> tell us how this challenge came to be. >> when i got my lunch out of the cafeteria i saw abunch of students that gave me a high school flash back. i've always even when i was in school myself i always dabbled in raps. before you knew it they were chanting my name. i was like okay. >> nice. >> does this give you major street credit with your students? >> i don't think i have anymore credit or less. it was weird today because it's almost a different generation and i get in and everybody's like you're trendi

haslinda: matthew, we will have to leave it there. matthew driver of mastercard.ming from the world economic forum in jakarta. coming up next, we will look into creative accounting. what one japanese employee did to hide his losses. when -- thatat is is when "first up" returns. ♪ angie: welcome to the stock exchange. we are taking a look at the , and in south korea, japan australia. what have you got? david: i am watching this company. have found to have done some funny stuff. there was an audit conducted and apparently some of its employees conducted some false transactions. that multiplied losses. obviously, it has been found in the company is saying it will reflect those losses for the full year financial statements. 16 -- the one20 that just ended, by the way. ¥4.3 billion. angie: talk about hiding some inventory to cover sales -- david: they were good at it. it is a developing story, but we now have a number. angie: wow. that is huge. a stock to watch, for sure. we are taking a look at a company that builds ships and oil tankers. they have been pretty good th

i'm chris matthews up in new york. i spoke with president obama about the threat of iran and the news that we have u.s. warships that could intercept an iranian's weapons convoy off the coast of yemen, that and putin's decision to advanced surface-to-air missiles to the iranians that could be used to gardenerons. we begin tonight with the president's declaration of war on his own left led by senator elizabeth warren. >> i love elizabeth. we're allies on a whole host of issues, but she's wrong on this and when you hear folks make a lot of

cnn's matthew chance has more for us in moscow. matthew, i think he spoke for four hours last year.before more than four hours. he will get questions about the economy and the relations with the west. >> reporter: the kremlin says there is no time limit he will speak. he makes this up as he goes along deciding if he wants to take another question. the last year it was four hours and 48 minutes. this will be his 13th time and a lot of stuff that president putin will talk about. the relationship with the united states and west in general over the issue of ukraine. sanctions, the plunging russian economy, various other issues. the kremlin says it is a brisk and interesting 12 months. that is why there is so much interest in what putin will have to say to his country over the course of the next hour. it starts an hour and a half from now. there is a possibility of a surprise. last year you may remember the nsa leaker edward snowden made an appearance asking putin a question. we don't know who will pop up this time. >> the price of oil has plunged in the past year. the government runs th

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. >> reporter: this dust will turn to mud in a couple of weeks when charlie matthews floods his rice foolds with millions of gallons of water. >> but some of his fellow farmers may stay dry. choosing instead to sell their water south, for more money than they'd make growing rice. doesn't this create an interesting dilemma for you? are you a water seller or are you a rice farmer? we primarily want to be a rice farmer but in order to be a rice farmer we have to have the water. >> reporter: matthews took us to the northern california district, which just decided to sell water to southern california. not an easy decision for him. >> if we don't find a way for people in the south to get water when they desperately need it they will attach our water rights. >> reporter: farmers like matthews stand to make 7 munds an acre-foot by not farming farmland and selling water 500 miles south to jeffrey's district. >> this is two and a half times more the normal market rate for water this year. >> reporter: his metropolitan water district imports two thirds of its water from central and northern cal

matthew: sab miller, mildly positive.fter two consecutive quarters of declines, we have a 2% increase. africa, a big reason for that. also, china. china had really hurt them last year. seeing a rebound there is good news for sab miller. the u.s. not looking very good either. jonathan: north america, they need to drink more guinness. thank you, matthew boyle. up next, michael spencer is considering his own grexit. what do i mean by that? ♪ >> there are circumstances where if we felt it was a long-term interest of our shareholders and employees to move our headquarters, it is not beyond the realms of possibility. jonathan: that's the message from the icap ceo and founder, michael spencer. he said a labor win would be a harbor story. labor released the following response, it is hardly surprising that someone who was until very recently the treasurer of the tory party is backing the tories in an election campaign. let's bring in guy johnson. surprised? guy: not really. the fact that he talked about there being a possibility t

cnn's matthew chance is live in moscow for us. matthew, what's going on here?s a statement that has been attributed to dzhokhar tsarnaev's mother. she is speaking out in dagestan south of russia. speaking out on the support group for the tsarnaev family. she says my son is like a prey torn to pieces by a predator referring to the court's sentencing of dzhokhar tsarnaev. she talks about how the united states is the real terrorist. it is not just her sons killed but other sons of islam. it is a very ranting, long statement. i have a copy here. it is written in capital letters. it is punctuated throughout with emoticons of sad faces and things like that. this is what she has been saying all along. it reflects some of the views of her son as well. the united states essentially is engaged in a conspiracy to implicate her sons in the attack in boston and that ultimately the united states is victimizing muslims. that is the thrust of her statement. >> those views, if that reaches the jury that will determine the sentence of her son, will not help. matthew, thank you.

thank you so much >> thank you. >> matthew, and eli. and then we'll see how we're doing on time. >> hi, can you hear me? >> yes. >> hi i'm matthew blaine, a resident of san francisco, cyclist and members of sf urban riders. in the cycling community we have been volunteering for many years work on habitat restoration and trail-building in san francisco and a variety of places putting many projects under the direction of sf rec and parks. we put in more than 1600 hours last year and about 10,000 hours since 2008 on these projects. these are both sort of to give back to the land and community and also with the understanding that rec and parks wanted to direct cycling towards trails which are well-built and well-maintained. so why i am here today? because a month ago we saw a number of signs appearing in many natural areas, describing a number of rule and regulations and one of which was a real surprise saying "no bikes." some were on trails that we worked with rec and park. we brought over 40 people to the recent prosac meeting in march. p

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matthew buford is dead. >> no one will ever know for sure if he could have been saved. says he doesn't blame the crowd or the police for not jumping in if they weren't properly trained. but he says it's hard to believe with so many authorities on the scene that none of them knew how to make a water rescue. >> i mean, it's -- it doesn't make sense to me that you have fire rescue within two blocks, marine rescue within two miles, and none of them are trained in water rescue. to me, that is -- i mean, that's unspeakable. >> after the incident, the victim's family files a complaint and the philadelphia police department conducts an internal investigation. the internal investigation concludes that their officers provided adequate service. as soon as police were notified of buford's position, they dispatch a negotiator and within minutes also call their marine unit. but the marine unit, though based nearby, had been dispatched to another river earlier that day and is miles away, pulling up abandoned cars when they get the call. they immediately head for the bridge, but as we

again, i did put judge matthew's on record just to let you know it's an hour if you want to see judgeatthew's it's 1 o'clock on channel that 34 and thanks to my staff would you guys stand up (clapping) it makes o takes employees like the people i'm working for for a long time to make me good as good as i look i can't take any credit but i take the credit it wouldn't be fair to those i love my directors and love mta i appreciate you guys looking me up and letting me be the first pco that received an award i might sleep with this one tonight thank you very much i appreciate it >> beautiful (clapping) and on behalf of the board to all your colleagues thank you for your outstanding and really difficult work i appreciate you everyday director reiskin. >> okay. >> okay to circle back a front window clerk at the taxi window since the day she started she's gone above and beyond the customers here positive energy has brightened up the officer and had a positive impact on everyone that she served n even in challenging situations that come up from time to time shows handled that request calm and

from planning. >> welcome matthew. >> good afternoon, supervisors matthew from the planning department staff first thank you for that summary of the work and is supervisor mar teams and as well as rogers from the mayor's office without taking a lot of time you'll go over briefing the conservatism plan it is meant to protect areas of areas that lack funding to help support and preserve them we feel those 4 areas face those threats it was important to the working group to find areas that everyone agreed were at rifblg we looked at frouksz the conditions of the native plant society and the bird refugees from the green bay alliance and from the department of environment and the rec and park department provided information on the work they've got going in the various parks additionally, we wanted to focus on making sure the areas match up with the areas that the city duped and some of the policies that are reflected in those areas are the green connections program, the recreation of the general plan and the rec and park parks natural one thing it didn't carry allowing restrictions it opens

matthew: my name is matthew, and i go to school in columbia, maryland.rian: where do you go for your news? matthew: i have a couple including al jazeera. brian: who owns al jazeera? matthew: a family from qatar. brian: why would you trust them? matthew: it is more than the traditional news agencies in situations like countries in syria and libya and throughout the arab world. brian: there are at least three different services, including outages your america. which one of those has the truth? matthew: i think they are all marketed to different audiences so i think al jazeera in rebecca has a different slant, and they are trying to influence people there with a qatar bias. at the same time if you look at the united states relations, we you qatar as a major ally in terms of defense in the region so i do not necessarily disagree with everything the royal family does, but i do recognize that bias. brian: thank you very much. what about over here? do you have a joke yet? i have to check with you. i should not do this. >> i do not if i have one that is good for

joining me now politics editor matthew cooper.lcome. >> thank you crystal. >> starting in indiana and arkansas one thing that they have been pointing out is most of these corporations that came out to denounce what's been perceived as act riltly a gay measure, most of these corporations backed mike during the campaign and he was very clearly antigay in the positions then. what's changed, and do you think that this outcry is going change the way that corporations considered how they donate to the candidates? >> i don't think much. they back handed a lot of parties and republicans and demonstrates too. they want to be at the table and stability. they want a set of laws that they can work with that are not going to embarrassment. something like this they thought there would be a law like this and throw the business and make the hr departments and have to review everything and make the legal departments go crazy. they will hope and pray for stability from now on. >> now they have certainly thought that through. >> hopefully and now th

matthew brady. brady by this time, we think he was actually suffering with degenerative sight problem so he wasn't able to do work behind the camera anymore, but that's okay. he's such a celebrity by this time that his name was synonymous with photography. i'm going to have my brady made. that's how popular and well known he was before the war. he's capitalizing on that and puts himself in the image. if you don't believe me there he is. it's like the where's waldo of the civil war. he just loves to put himself in the image. he has this ridiculous tall hat and that pointy beard and the long black coat. we will see him again, but capital square was just and is a photographic mecca. you can just roll around there and ten feet from each other different shooting locations. and of course you have to take a picture of the governor's mansion looking down that avenue of trees. they're just starting to come into bloom. this one was a bit of a trick. look there he is. this one there's so much to like. here we

archaeologist peter matthews. matthews: we can now read this entire inscription. it begins over here with the date, the verb of which is recorded here saying literally, "he was born." it then moves directly into another date, and these numbers here represent 4 followed by the glyph for a 20-year period here. so 4 times 20 years, or roughly 80 years between those two dates. then we get a glyph here giving the event of the second date he died. and then the name of the person who both was born and died the great son, pacal shown here by a shield sign, which is read "pacal" in mayan. finally, to end this first passage we get "the holy lord of palenque," indicating that he was the king of palenque. keach: a king at the age of 12 pacal left a wealth of inscriptions that traces his lineage back six generations. his sons carried the lineage forward, to reveal a phenomenal record of a ruling maya dynasty. but the writing also revealed an abrupt and puzzling break in the dynastic succession. this is the palace begun by pacal and continued by his sons, including kan xul. wor

active role in the horrific death of this young boy. >> matthews and grafton are behind bars tonight delaware county children and youth services was activery supervising mason and his brother, at the time of mason's death. >>> well, construction worker fell some 80 feet to his death at a university city construction site today, according to fire dispatch that man fell around 8:00 this morning along the 2900 block of chestnut street. the the four two-year old worker was taken to presbyterian hospital in critical condition but died a short time later. it is unclear at this point what led to that man's fall. >>> after a rainy morning the the skies are beginning to clear now. we're not out of the woods just yet. stray showers are still a possibility this evening but things are looking up. meteorologist kathy orr is live on the die deck with the first forecast, kathy. >> temperatures made it in the 70's jessica with mostly cloudy skies and we are tracking a a few showers on storm scan three. take a look, they are few and far between but they are popping up. you can see on the eastern shor

reporting from city hall, mark matthews matthews nbc bay area news. >> this is a fluid situation what's happening in the streets of san francisco. let's go across the bay also active in the east bay. protesters blocking streets and freeways there. it started at oakland's franco ga wa plaza. at one point 880 was shut down but the chp cleared the scene. on the south bay, pictures from san jose this afternoon. a march for dozens of people towards city hall. the demonstration we should add was peaceful. we'll keep monitoring all the protests across the bay area throughout the evening. >>> now to the developing story, asiana airlines is back in the news after the deadly crash. today in hiroshima japan, sent the plane skidding off the runway. the tail struck the runway. investigators found an an ten it caught in the landing gear suggesting it clipped a communications building. damage to the left wing and engine. 20 people were hurt. in san francisco in july 2013 an asiana flight struck the seawall on landing causing it to crash and catch on fire. three were killed and 200 hurt. the ntsb blame

both matthews and graph ton are in the delaware county prison tonight. >>> new jersey police want to fine the mother of a newborn baby found dead in a trash dump this is a sketch of who they're calling emma grace. police say she was among the trash at a recycling center on railroad avenue in farming dale monmouth county back in november of last year. a baptist church in how well, new jersey, asked for the baby's remains and is holding a funeral for her on saturday. if you know anything about what happened please give police a call. >>> we're following a developing story for you in north philadelphia. that's where police are investigating a hit-and-run and a house fire that was over -- that was sky fox over the seep this afternoon in the 4400 block of north 17th street. fox 29's brad sattin is live at the scene tonight. brad rah are you hearing about the hit-and-run and the fire? is there some connection? >> reporter: well, in a way there is. apparently, the hit-and-run happened first. apparently this all the result of a dispute over a man that left one woman severely injured. she may

so if we don't sell it to them, they'll find a way to take it. >> reporter: farmers like matthews stand to make $700 an acre foot by not farming some land and selling allocated water 400 miles south to jeffrey's district. give me some context there. >> this is two and a half times more the normal market rate for water this year. >> reporter: his metropolitan water district imports two-thirds of its water from central and northern california. >> that is water-rich territory. and here's the people-rich territory. and we're trying to match the two up. >> reporter: but some folks worry that's a short-sided solution that could eventually leave northern reservoirs high and even drier. >> we have drought conditions here as well. somehow there's this belief that they're not going to drain it. like there's so much water up here that they can't possibly destroy it. >> reporter: this year with the drought so bad northern california farmers may have to call off their deals any way if the low snow pack and recent heat waves mean they don't get the water they need for any of their crops. >> even a sm

chris matthews today in the interview with president obama.ent today where president obama also specifically addressed a big fight coming up in congress over an international trade deal, it turns out politically to be a big fight between the president and his own party. >> i love elizabeth. we're allies on a host of issues, but she's wrong on this. now understandably, folks in labor and some progressives are suspicious generally because of the experiences they saw in the past, but my point is, don't fight the last war. wait and see what we actually have in this deal before you make those judgments. i would not be doing this trade deal if i did not think it was good for the middle class, and when you hear folks make a lot of suggestions about how bad this trade deal is, and when you dig into the facts, they are wrong. i am happy to debate this and i'm sure jerry and others are based on the actual facts. this is the most progressive framework for trade we have ever had. >> great interview round table today hosted by chris matthews today with pre

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president obama, in an exclusive interview with hard ball's chris matthews warned that the united states will do whatever necessary to prevent iranian weapons from reaching the rebels. >> mr. president we're all watching what's going on with the iranian navy. how do we -- it seems like the old cuban missile crisis where we're trying to send signals back and forth. what signal are you sending as commander in chief to the iranians? >> we've been very straightforward with them. right now, their ships are in international waters. there's a reason why we keep some of our ships in the persian gulf waters. if there are weapons delivered to factions within yemen that could threaten navigation that's a problem. and we're not sending them obscure messages. we send them very direct messages about it. >> let's go now to jim at the pent done with more on the looming military showdown between the u.s. and iran. >> craig the u.s. military brought in their big guns for this one and they're close on the tails of the iranians. the usair craft carrier theodore rows vilt in the north arabian sea stalking is

not to be out done, crowd had to love jordan matthews, throwing it down.ood news even if they have trouble scoring on the field this year, maybe matthews can play for the sixers. here's someone else sixers should look at, thinks roman catholic junior nazr bostic dunking over 47th graders. bostic put on quite a show. tomorrow he will ding over seven kindergarteners he tells me. >>> a golf story you have to see. he may not be a tiger because that is because he ace a jaguar. charity event in saw grass that is jacksonville jaguars mascot teeing off on the 17 hole and closest to the pin contest. he won it. his shot landed a few feet from the cup. jacksonville is his name, and animals wearing 30-pound of fake fur managed to play golf better than you jim gardner. >> i know. >> we have seen a lot of pros put the ball in the the water. >> is that unbelievable. >> yeah. >> yes. >> finally you have have seen many of our reporters and anchors at events, as mc's or keynote speakers. well tonight an audience got a chance to hear what it is like behind the camera. "actio

let's play "hardball." >>> good evening, i'm kris matthews in washington.the united states and the world keep iran from the bomb? can indiana escape the we hate gays charge? can president obama head to kenya without donald trump and the rest of the wacko birthers saying he's just heading home? >>> we have to star with the deal with iran tonight. the better question still -- is there any other way to do it? what does boehner or mcconnell have to offer?