john mattes is an investigative reporter in san diego, and he's not afraid to chase down any lead. but in trying to expose a bad guy, he found himself smack in the middle of an unbelievable story. his cameraman captured some shocking video, and it was all the evidence the cops needed to throw someone in jail. >> stop that [ bleep ] camera right now. >> a confrontation between a local tv reporter and this irate woman could have ended here. >> uh! >> but it quickly escalates into a shocking assault that leaves san diego's tv reporter john mattes battered, bruised, and bleeding when her husband shows up. >> hey, joe. joe, call the police. call the police. >> the video was broadcast nationwide. >> i assume you've looked better than you look this morning. >> reporters getting beaten up in the line of duty. >> some video you just got to see. >> this vicious beating is the result of a series of reports by mattes into the affairs of this man, sam suleiman. a local landlord and developer. >> call the police. >> mattes had been reporting on his business dealings for the fox tv station, news

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. >> jimmy: i want to thank john stamos, ashley benson. apologies to matt us off the air with "fireflies." see the full performance at jimmykimmellive.com. once again, owl city. good night! ♪ i'd like to make myself believe that planet earth turns slowly ♪ ♪ it's hard to say that i'd rather stay awake when i'm asleep ♪ ♪ cause everything is never as it seems ♪ ♪ you would not believe your eyes if ten million fireflies lit up the world ♪ ♪ as i fell asleep 'cause they'd fill the open air leave teardrops everywhere ♪ ♪ you'd think me rude but i would just stand and stare ♪ ♪ i'd like to make myself believe that planet earth turns slowly ♪ ♪ it's hard to say that i'd rather stay awake when i'm asleep ♪ ♪ cause everything is never as it seems ♪ ♪ cause i'd get a thousand hugs from ten thousand lightning bugs ♪

. >> jimmy: i want to thank john stamos, ashley benson. apologies to mattsee the full performance at jimmykimmellive.com. once again, owl city. good night! ♪ i'd like to make myself believe that planet earth turns slowly ♪ ♪ it's hard to say that i'd rather stay awake when i'm asleep ♪ ♪ cause everything is never as it seems ♪ ♪ you would not believe your eyes if ten million fireflies lit up the world ♪

john ram, i do not see him here. kevin guy, rick cooper, city planning, thank you. from the mta, i want to thank matt ford for his staff. [applause] from the puc, ed harrington, thank you for allowing us to work with mark -- michael carlin. doug schumacher, thank you for the great work you did on the office -- from the mayor's office of housing. then there are great members of our board of directors. they include, for many years, claudine chang. larry delcarlo. larry mazolo jr. lord richardson. john paul samaha. [applause] to members of the treasure island citizen advisory board, countless hours from our citizens involved in every way, especially the president, karen knkowles pierce. [applause] she has worked so well with the other island residents including becky hoge, john conners, and bnetty lettington. we have our organizations on treasure island, who have been working so hard for us, and of so many other important things ever present our city. including the director of the homeless initiative, sarah. [applause] thank you. member organization that are included in this initiative have been the boy

bit burnt out on print journalism but as much as anything it was that when we knew matt who had written a book about john mccain in 2000 that came out in 2008. he would be awesome to edit the magazine and he's done a fantastic job since then, and we needed somebody to head up reason.tv. reason.tv. i was like, let me take a shot at it. i have a strong interest in that. >> should we assume that jack and neal, who you dedicate the book to are your sons? >> yes, they are my two sons. my son jack, who is actually john but we call him jack, he is 17, and my older son neal is about to turn 10. >> are you married? >> i am divorced. their mother and i had a long relationship. we were both fans of the beatniks essentially. we named our kids after jack kerouac and neal cassady. >> and what's this about living in washington and in oxford, ohio? >> i'm in d.c. on a regular basis but my residence is, for tax purposes, voting, et cetera, and because my kids are there, i have them half-time, and so i'm there with them basically every other week. >> why are they there? >> because my ex-wife is an english professor at mia

. >> i'm going to go with ben's buddy who will also be appreciative, matt damon in, rounders. despite johnomparisons, i'd say be cool, make the best deal you can, but you got to make a deal eventually. rounders. >> in what world is this a motivational film? we're going to go hurt some people, don't ask any questions. pretty soon they're going to go with the bond film where he feeds the character to a bunch of piranhas. or like the last scene in saving private ryan. what are they thinking? this is insane. next time republicans complain about their bad rep, this is exhibit a. >> i think i have a few movies to rent this weekend. >> not distinguished gentlemen. >> that would be perfect for you three. thank you and thank you for being on time, roland. >> always, baby, always. i got you. did i show up? >> yes, you did. >> thank you very much. alison kosik has details on your money. you're always on time. let's talk about a possible debt downgrade for the u.s. government. what do you think every day americans should know when it comes to their investments right now? >> well, everybody's getting p

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so, i think that he -- i actually -- if he knew john reid, i don't know, at this point in time, but certainly he knew people like mattsts or scott, other people who were kind of part of that circle. his story is tragic in its own way and because of norman's story was different, followed a different path. >> to what extent the slaughter going on in europe the past three years especially for evin who had been over in scotland, what influence he and norman fought as opposed to what ralf and arthur -- >> it was huge. i mean, world war i was just unbelievable. i mean, 1.8 million germans, 1.7 million russians, 1.4 million frenchmen, just the deaf even in the u.s., you know, the u.s. lost about 50,000, but really the fighting only lasted for six months. they were losing 820 men a day. that's just unbelievable. you know, evan was over in scotland, and then also and london a little bit, and she saw what it was like to see men come home without limbs and things like that, and also what it was like to be in london when the bombs were falling, but every man response to violence and every culture responds in different ways, he w

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and to a large extent here, today, matt, on both sides of pennsylvania avenue, tampering down expectations. the speaker, john boehner saying in the same press conference that nothing is imminent, a deal is not imminent. one thing that went on notice that john boehner said, he's buying into the august 2nd deadline. remember last week he said it was an artificial deadline put forward by the treasury department. the president looking at those terrible job numbers, by any estimation, matt, trying to put the onus back on congress saying he need more infrastructure spending on highways and the like, extend the payroll tax hike in place this year, he wants to extend it next year. remember, that was put in place in the controversial deal he made with mitch mcconnell and senate republicans back in december. the president also wants trade agreements to move forward. all that is really a sideshow heading into the weekend with this debt deal now on the table. jay carney, the press secretary here, secretary saying this isn't necessarily a make or break deadline. there is no drop-dead date for an agreement. the clock is t

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shot lead after the first round of the john deere classic in illinois and just behind him the more familiar names of davis love the third scene here steven reno and matt wood quillan they are all tied for second after hitting a seven under sixty for the shot of the day though it was from zach johnson a sixty quid chip in for him he's three shots of the lead after the opening round. while world number two lee westwood shares the lead at the scottish open if he wins here he was following luke donald as world number one but for the moment he's tied in first place with mark to live from chile a great hit a sixty five. scotland's colin going race he's a top five finishes to qualify for his home major for a twenty second time in a row he's currently two shots back with a whole host of plays including luke donald but it was westwood who was happiest with his day's work. to have a plain old sense of mass is really. good practice over the last couple of weeks. wrote it's nice to refresh and thought the next two weeks and sixty five's a good way to start those two it's well noticeable absentee from the tournament as u.s. open golf champion rory mcilroy has deci

. >> matt, this is not a hard one to figure out. what's going on here is when johno a short-term deal and come back next year, that set off a four-alarm alarm in the white house, because what would happen, if we did do a short-term deal now, we would be talking about spending budgets, deficits, the national debt between now and the election, which is another way of saying obama's record would till be a central focus of the campaign. >> and long term at least through -- long term in the united states, politics now means through november 120112. obviously we'll be watches this through tomorrow. >>> turning to another topic, very scary warning issued by the tsa, the transportation safety authority. david, talking about the fact that there may be -- though there was no specified threat, that there had apparently buzz that they're picking up that the idea of potential terrorists surgically implanting explosives in their body, not just hiding it somewhere in a body cavity, but people who are willing to die, to inflict terrible harm on folks, may be willing to surgically i

matt, thank you. the commander of the flight, christopher ferguson, said the shutting was a reflection of what a great nation can do when it dares to be bold. abc's john donvan tonight on fearlessness and the last frontier. >> reporter: a spark in the clouds this afternoon, "atlantis" going out of sight. and with that, we say good-bye. to all this. to a certain age of american adventure, when the goal was always clear, to explore by sending people up, not that space exploration is over. we still have robots out there and more coming. but it's different. bots probe, while humans voyage. when jfk told us w were going to the moon, he gave this reason. >> because that goal will serve to organize and measure the best of our energies and skills. >> reporter: back then, of course, getting to the moon seemed farfetched. a dream. and yet, as a nation, we had the guts and we found the money to do it. and it was we. >> the eagle has landed. >> reporter: it was we, the species, that walked around up there. >> one priceless moment in the whole history of man. all theeople on this earth are truly one. >> reporter: the shuttle missions, by comparison, would always b

matt, bill, bye. >> sean: this is a fox news alert. the senate has voted to table house speaker john boehner's debt bill which passed the house of representatives just a short time ago by a margin of 218-210 votes. now, tabling the bill allows senator harry reid to put forward his own legislation. in all likelihood a bill that combines democratic proposals perhaps with parts of the boehner bill. now, the senate bill will then head back to the house and if it passes there it will move on to the president's desk. and joining me now with reaction are two people who will play a key role in this weekend's political drama. pennsylvania senator pat toomey and new hampshire senator kelly ayotte. welcome to the program. thanks for being me. >> ithanks sean. >> the bill tabled. in other words, thisth is the second time that the house of representatives as it relates to the debt ceiling has passed the bill and the bill has been tabled at least temporarily on this one. they are not even taking the bill up, correct? >> that is exactly right. more evidence, clear and really unavoidable evidence th

hi, nat. >> good morning, matt, savannah, good morning, everybody. the house is expected to vote on johnn if it passes, it's said to have a little chance senate and the house threatens a veto. the white house warned of catastrophic consequences if there is no debt deal by tuesday. >>> norway said it will set up an independent commission to investigate the massacre reviewing that country's security services to see what lessons could be learned about the response of the tragedy. police expect to interrogate anders breivik tomorrow. >>> in somalia half of the population is going hungry. the world food program is sending in almost 25 -- 75 tons of food over the next few days. the region is in the midst of the worst drought it has seen in 60 years. >>> hundreds of people crash with police last night outside of the same chinese theater in hollywood. they were forced to leave a film premiere when officials said the theater was overcrowded. two people were arrested. >>> and "jeopardy" host alex trebek is going to have surgery on his achilles tendon. he was injured chasing down a burglar who stol

matt, they are in the final stages of this negotiation. that was exquisitely said by house republican number two eric cantor today. john boehner, speaker of it's house, telling colleague bees hind closed doors today there is a 50/50 deal. they'll have a deal with the next few day. we're heading into crunch time today. the president said they were constructive talks but the two sides are very far apart and you heard in that sound bite there's the president was talking about pain. there's going to be a lot of pain felt on the democratic side if they go through with these social security, these adjustments to social xushly. loathed to call it anything more than that. certainly not a restructuring. you mention the fact they're talking about adjusting possibly, at least reportedly, the cost of living adjustments. also talking about changing the retirement age and social security. the white house says none of this should be any surprise, at least as far as having social security on the table. meanwhile, the top democrat in the house leaving no doubt today at a press conference, nancy pelosi after meet wig her caucus says tha

john, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, ann. it was one month ago today that 19-year-old matt dobner came speeding down the road, blew through the air, side swiped the tree, and sailed into this house. he was killed. police cooperate figure out what happened, but now his mother is blaming something called synthetic marijuana.figure out happened, but now his mother is blaming something called synthetic marijuana. for karen, her youngest child was just about perfect. >> max was one in a million. he was the best son could you ever imagine. i was so blessed. >> reporter: so something didn't add up when a sheriff's detective called her early one evening to say that the 19-year-old had died in a car crash. speeding through a spot sign and crashing in to a 2-year-old's bedroom. the car was going so fast that the engine broke free and slammed through four more rooms. luckily no one was inside. >> it was -- the worst moment of my life. >> reporter: at the hospital, her oldest son had something to tell her. >> he said max called me right before he died and said i smoked some legal stuff

johnny galecki, "the big bang therapy," matt leblanc "episodes," and jim parsons, "the big bang theory." >> let's complete the announcements by bringing back johnmplete list of all the emmy nominees on our website at emmys.com. please tune in to the fox network on sunday, september 18th, for the live telecast of the 63rd primetime emmys, finding out who is going to take home the emmy. have a great day, everybody. [ applause ] >> wow, very exciting. and the emmys, of course, hosted by jayne lynch. and right now, chris connelly joins us from hollywood. chris, biggest surprise for you? >> well, i think the melissa mccarthy nomination for lead actress in a comedy series was the biggest surprise, especially to melissa mccarthy. she's had a pretty big year with "bridesmaids." you usually see more familiar faces during these emmy nominations than at your tenth high school reunion. so, any time there is a new face, it's pretty exciting. you get a nomination. and it seems sometimes like it's a tenured position at a university. but we saw some surprises certainly. and she's one of the biggest, i'd say. very exciting. >> her reaction was so natural and wa

matt and al. with just one week until the debt default deadline, president obama and house speaker john boehner madedent supports a senate plan that would raise the nation's borrowing limit beyond next year's election. boehner's plan would raise the debt limit enough to last six months with future increases tied to spending cuts. >>> meantime, the markets are keeping an eye on washington. cnbc's melissa lee is at the new york stock exchange. melissa, how is it looking there? >> good morning to you, investors are grappling with what exactly the impact of the markets would be on a debt impasse. this as we' wait key data on the housing market and earnings out of starbucks and amazon.com tonight. meantime, watching shares, posted eight straight quarterly profit and topped expectations and we're also watching shares of netflix. it had been a high flying stock, 150% over the past year. posted earnings last night. it was a big disappointment. that stock looks like it could be seeing selling pressure in today's session. natalie? >> melissa lee at the new york stock exchange. thank you. >>> this morning we'r