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

after which is all my god this will work so now because in david goldsmith the writer and then john mattes and i we all meet and we start doing it we start writing to it took it took a year to write it another year to. change it john wrote some jokes i put all the family stuff in there and. and you have to get past the vainest larry you have to get past the vain one who would want to come listen to my stuff you have to get past that you are natural you always are naturally you always kind of. spoke to me. i was always funny when i was always funny always. always funny always i re funny most great athletes aren't you know we're. great they aren't late they're not that good but not a classic clown yeah they're not the funny guy you know johnny unitas didn't break up no i i never. i'm never took knows that me one time he said i would wish you know what you'd be like johnny unitas you study study study but my whole point was on here at seven thirty and on a leave till six thirty or seven at night and we've gone through so much tape and all this stuff and you've got the game plan for me and i'm

bases loaded john jay singles in matt adams and the lead down to two.ext up jhonny peralta singles to center field, two more runs are going to score and just like that the phillies lead gone. tied after three. the cards not finished. mark ellis right here with. the cardinals go on win this game five to three. >> ♪ >>> team u.s.a. taking on portugal as we speak. they can advance out of the group of death into the knockout round with a win. you're looking live right now at the piazza where a large crowd is watching the game on big screen tv's hoping team u.s.a. can get this win and right now portugal leads one-nothing at the half. >>> in other world cup action, russia taking on belgium. this game decided in the final minute. he scores with two minutes left in the game and belgium would advance to the round of 16 with that one-nothing victory. >>> second game of the day, korea taking on algeria. algerian squad took control early scoring three goals in the first half to defeat south korea four to two. >>> flyers have released their schedule. they'll open th

joining me right now, republican strategist john brabender and matt kibbe, president of freedom works. i'm going to start with you because you've become our poster boy for the tea party. what i thought was interesting, it was radio, laura ingraham, i'll call her my friend to get her in trouble, and people like mark levin, for some reason they circled around this guy and said we can beat cantor with this guy. what made them get so involved because right wing radio, conservative radio, is really powerful in this country. >> they've also been involved in a lot of races and i think that's the national trend. >> laura actually campaigned, i hear, for brat. >> yeah, she was very active, but i think the other part of that story is enabling the candidates to do what they did last night and this is a paradigm shift that shifts power away from people -- >> what's changed to give power to the people at the grassroots level? >> social media, sources of information -- >> you mean bloggers? >> yeah, i know moms with facebook pages bigger than house gops right now. >> same on the left. >> interestin

john malone. mattl life m&a telenovela. >> it is a fascinating story, a very soap opera-ish line. first, you have the names alone. the chairman of ferrari is good enough for a tele-novella. di montezemolo. donald mckenzie, they own the majority of formula one. john malone, the darth vader of cable from liberty media. they are in thi together. -- they are in this together. >> john malone is a dressed down, midwest kind of guy. he is not that -- >> you don't like the darth vader moniker? >> he is not the personality usually want. most gloriousthe and successful racing team in formula one history. they had the most famous and respected drivers in the 1950's. of course.umacher, and of course, formula one is the most important racing league in the universe. it is huge names. formula one is dependent on ferrari. lately, the chairman has been saying we do not like the way things are going. we do not like the rules, you cannot develop your engines during the season. they do not like fuel limitations, they are

matt damon's birthday party. >> jimmy: 30 years with those parties. >> what a loser. so, johning kind of crazy for him. because he flew to london and spent his birthday with us. i don't know if you heard of the club called the box. >> jimmy: no. >> it's like a kind of burlesque stroke sex club. >> jimmy: what do you mean by stroke? >> i mean people aren't having sex. >> are they having strokes. >> a lot of people having strokes. >> a freak show. weird things that go on that are supposed to make you cringe. tom loves matt. tom want to come. earlier i think he thought it was going to be like a nice civilized thing. i e-mailed him. tom, change of plan, we're now going to go to this club called the box. i said just wanted you to know you may not feel comfortable with this it's kind of like a sex club. he wrote back and said [ bleep ]. he said just don't let me walk out of there alone. >> jimmy: wow. wow. >> he didn't. >> jimmy: the movie came out great. whatever you had to put tom through, whatever spirit you broke in him. >> poor tom. >> jimmy: the movie did come out great. calle

day to day the job doesn't change all that much and for many on the autism spectrum like vila, matt and john's son andrew, that's kind of perfect. what's the best part of it? >> doing tire shines on the customer's car. >> going through a car wash two years ago john thought, andrew could do this. >> busy for a monday? >> an answer to the question that every parent of a child with special needs worries about, what happens when they grow up? what does this give your son? >> that gives him a life. that was john's vision from the beginning but now we all see it. >> do a good job on this one and you can go on break. >> including his brother tom who chose not to work on wall street to help with the family business. >> we wash cars right next to each other sometimes. >> with tips and not a penny in government subsidies the men here average about $11 an hour and while a few have quit, john hasn't fired anyone. and he wants to build more car washes to see if the business model is viable. >> we're setting people up for success, not for failure. i don't want to throw a life line and have to pull it back.

matt. >> thanks karen. >>> new here on "action news" a philadelphia mother and her boyfriend were charged overnight in connection with a grade school drug scare. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live outside john barry promise academy in west philadelphia. katherine. >> reporter: and, matt, we're told that school counselors will be on hand today, one day after police say a little girl brought heroin to school. that girl's mother and her live-in boyfriend were charged overnight. 19 students in addition to that one little girl were taken to chop yesterday from here, john barry elementary school in west philadelphia. they were taken there to be checked out. "action news" was there as the girl's mother arrived at the school yesterday. she and her boyfriend were taken in for questioning. undercover drug officers searched the parkside home on viola street and overnight police confirm the two were charged with endangering the welfare of a child, possession of narcotics and recklessly endangering another person. investigators say the girl brought 11 bags of heroin to her first grade classroom. a teacher spotted a child chewing on one of the packets, sending the school into emergency mode and 20 studen

matt gutman. >>> and i'm reena ninan. breaking news from iraq, secretary of state john kerry landed to hold high-level meetings with the country's leaders. >> it's as more cities fall under military control. we have the latest. >> reporter: the u.s. is hoping that the iraqi government can unite the factions and stop the violence. >> this is a critical moment to urge iraq's leaders to rise above sectarian motivations. >> but isis fighters gained ground. capturing four towns over the weekend, and closing in on a city on the border. they could grab key water displays and damage the electricity grid. thousands of young iraqis are lining up. but they are out of hellfire miss littile missiles. and in addition to the troops they are sending, u.s. air strikes are needed. >> we have an agreement whenever that the new iraqi democratic government is threatened, the u.s. is ready to help. >> reporter: many republicans want president obama to order an air assault. >> we need to cut off the command and control, that involves air power. >> reporter: back in the united states from rhode island to california, americans are rallying against furth

. >> joining me now, leah delar ya and matt mcgory correction officer john bennett.how is incredible. what's interesting is it is bridging the divide between entertainment and politics. >> you stop, you're giggling. >> i'm laughing because we are holding hands very much in love -- >> getting hot and bothered. >> on the serious side, you are depicting the prison system and filmed some of your scenes, not all, but some at the riverhead correctional facility and the new york civil liberties has caught on with a new campaign against that facility. the new yorker just wrote a great piece about conditions there, which are so close to the horrifying conditions depicted on the show. we have a quote there. the people housed in the riverhead facility, are forced to live with overflowing sewage and black mold and rust and rodent infestation and stench rising from the sewers is revolting. a lot of depicted in different plot lines on the show. do you think it can stir real reform thin a case like this? >> i think it's possible and -- >> and matt, what do you think, has this opene

and movies with stars like jodie foster and matt damon, who are well to do, it might rub people the wrong way. john: stacey you said you would like to see a "disaster movie" about obamacare. >> i think that movie did that you have this magical spaceship, where you have a magical bed that heals everything, meanwhile the rest of the populous, live in a socialistic society runway robots. to me that is a wake-up call. really. john: maybe heading in that direct. before we let you both go, i want to ask but these billboards that have been put up in hollywood they appear to be part of a campaign to disourrage divorce. from the society from prevention of celebrity, celebrity divorce, they say things like, when you unconsciously uncouple millions unconsciously uncouple too. that is a river repbs to gwyneth repbs to -- that is reference to gwyneth paltrow and martin? >> yes. john: we thought that they were a campaign to discourage divorce, they are a promo for an upcoming show, reality show called marriage boot camp. >> private televisions most watched couples will fix their broken relationships the only way

matt welch and kmele foster, i'm kennedy. good night. tomorrow. >> one damon continued in his way. >> john: hollywood knows, man is destroying the earth. and i exploited this woman who works at fox. and video games cause murder. >> i think that video games is a bigger problem than guns. john: new federal standard will fix education. >> as teachers we're on the frontline, we support common core. john: income ineqaulity is destroying america. "new york times" is not liberal. >> the news pages are not idea hropidealogical. john: popular nonsense, that is or show tonight. john: since we title the though popular nonsense we start with hollywood, when lives or dies based on top pop hraeurbty, a layerty. >> popularity, a new godzilla movie came out director politics are killing me, i planed to see godzilla but i read that director said movie is rail is really about global warming. our abuse of the planet. give my a break. hollywood makes some great movies with useful messages. some, "the hunger games" with an individual resisting a powerful central government that uses coercion to control people,

matt. >> john yang in nebraska for us this morning. john, thanks very much. >>> we're going to get to al's forecast in a couple of minutes. >>> but now to the capture of the alleged ringleader of the benghazi terrorist attack and the lingering fallout for then secretary of state hillary clinton. nbc's andrea mitchell has all the latest on that. andrea, good morning to you. >> good morning, savannah. the capture of the benghazi suspect was haled as a victory by the white house, but it has opened old political wounds for hillary clinton, still defending her handling of the benghazi attack. >> reporter: almost two years after the benghazi attack that killed ambassador chris stevens and three other americans, a daring nighttime raid at a beach resort near benghazi. without notifying libyan officials, delta force commandos with drones overhead grabbed abu khattala whisking him off to a navy warship to be interrogated and brought back to the u.s. for prosecution. >> it's important for us to send a message to the world, that when americans ar

news" reporter katherine scott is live outside john barry elementary in west philadelphia with these new details. katherine. >> reporter: that's right, mattwe're hearing that mother and her live-in boyfriend were charged overnight after a six-year-old girl brought heroin to school. that six-year-old is now in the custody of the department of human services. that little girl and 19 of her classmates from here at the john barry elementary school in west philadelphia were taken to the hospital yesterday to be checked out. "action news" was there as the girls' mother arrived at the school yesterday. she and her boyfriend were taken in for questioning. undercover drug officers searched the parkside home on viola street and overnight police confirmed the two were charged with endangering the welfare avenue child possession of narcotics and endangering another person. the girl brought 11 bags of her twenty nine her classroom. a teacher spot add child chewing on one of the packets sending the school into emergency mode. it's unclear if that girl ingested any. all the kids were medically cleared. they were interviewed by police at the hospital. "a

>> matt kepzing says he has enough of his own issues and can't worry about jimmie johns n johnson. the favorite going to the poconos. he won in dover last week. >> drivers, start your engines. >> well, drivers, maybe not so fast. jimmie johnson jumped out pit row and slams into marcus ambrose and johnson sitting there. he has to go back to pit crew. excuse me. i have to back it up. beep, beep, beep. out of the way. johnson finishes 6th. concernsit having own issues gets into a minor fender bender. finishes 25 and falls to second behind jeff gourd an dale earnhardt junior takes the lead today and wins first race ever in the poconos. pole setter denny hamlin finishes fourth. >>> how about men's french open typal rafael nadal beats novak joke vich ninth straight open final five have come in the last five years. whipping here never gets old. look at emotional nadal starts crying as he gets the trophy. nadal won 14 grand slam titles tying pete sampras only roger federer has more. >> what some fans will do or attempt to do to catch a souvenir at a baseball game. in lehigh valley last nig

john brabender, who's pushing christie as the reform candidate and matt kibbe, who's always clean. >>> much more on cantor's defeat. we're going to have them on, people on like joe scarborough, lucky to get him today and michael steele. >>> up next, remember the republican in arizona who changed his name to cesar chavez to win hispanic votes? now the family of the real cesar chavez is striking back. this is "hardball," the place for politics. she keeps you on your toes. you wouldn't have it any other way. but your erectile dysfunction - it could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is the only daily ed tablet approved to treat ed and symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently or urgently. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, as it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. s

secretary of state john kerry making a quick trick to baghdad middle east correspondent matt bradley in baghdad. >> thank you for joining us, can you give me your description of the situation in baghdad now and, for instance, in the last 24 hours? >> situation in baghdad is relatively peaceful. it's very calm. there is a lot of tense moments and tight security. but, really in the greater -- the areas outside of baghdad, to the north and to the west, we have seen isis taking over huge tracks of land, all along the tigris river up to mosul and along the euphrates river and syrian borders. basically the entire province of ambar which is right next to baghdad is 90% taken over by islamist militants. >> is the thinking then that isis is still on the move, this they haven't gone as far as they intend to but they are on the move. >> that's the thinking that isis is not really proceeding into baghdad right now, which is a very secure capital city, a very large city. they are actually -- they seem to be firming up their territories further west the. right now they are taking up border posts a

matt gutman. >>> and i'm reena ninan. we begin with breaking news from iraq. secretary of state john kerry landed in baghdad just a short time ago to hold high-level meetings with the country's leaders. >> kerry's visit comes as more cities fall under militant control. tahman bradley has the latest. >> reporter: the u.s. is hoping that the iraqi government can unite the religious and ethnic factions and stop the bloody violence. >> this is a critical moment to urge iraq's leaders to rise above sectarian motivations. >> reporter: but isis fighters continue gaining ground. the jihadist group captured four more towns over the weekend, and they're closing in on a city on the jordanian border. if they seize that city, they could grab key water displays and damage the electricity grid. the iraqi military is fighting back. thousands of young iraqis are lining up. but the forces are out of hellfire missiles. and isis has hit dozens of tanks. and in addition to the 300 military advisers america is sending, they are saying that u.s. air strikes are needed. >> we have an agreement whenever that

john kerry arrives in baghdad as militants are spreading out in iraq. >> world cup stunner, americans ride a rollercoaster in a dramatic showdown with portugal. >> good morning, 4:30, matt o'donnell is off, erin o'hern is joining us, let's head over to david murphy and find out about accuweather. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, everyone we're off to a good start, you'll see temperatures are good in a moment. we have cloud cover out to the west, we'll deal with that tonight and tomorrow. 65 degrees, 61 in allentown. a nice number. 64 in reading, 63 in wilmington and 69 degrees on the boardwalk in atlantic city. as you head out the door today, the sun will come up over the horizon, if it catches you'll need your sunglasses. clear skies and 66 degrees. 72 degrees by 9:00 a.m. 79 by noon, 84 degrees by 3:00 p.m. that's the high. 6:00 p.m., still holding on to 80 degrees. it's also one of those days if you're out and about at the pool or anything outdoors, uv index is high, keep sunscreen handy. we're tracking midweek storms i'll have the latest on that from accuweather coming up. >> south jersey police are questioning witness of a an car accident. witnesses told po

week, the myth of inevitability challenges the motions that clinton's matt path for the whitehouse is certain and maggie haberman and john dickerson. i'm pleased to have them here at this table. this is a table that serves maggie so she should not have gone out and fund what bob did, trying to give you a very smart and sharp and precise view what it was like to be in a top post in the own administration. >> as a journalist i would rather she did what bob gates did. if i'm one of her advisor i would tell her to do what exactly she did to write a careful at times not revealing book and does have some very interesting moments but she mostly gets right up to the line of something interesting and then pulled back and doesn't share more. she talks about richard holbrook not being a favorite of the white house but she doesn't go into the great detail that wasn't around at the time about how controversial he was for instance. >> rose: you would think that would be harmless for her to argue it's not about a policy position it's about revelations. >> she was very close and felt very strongly -- that's right. >> you compare that to

chief foundation, celebrity gala tonight at the sim john auto museum, provides access to basic needs for at risk youth in local neighborhoods, joined with matt from our area, and give ordinaries lane will be performing. two of the members, half of them are here this morning, with us, serena and salvatore. guys, that was you singing, seriously? >> ya. >> so, you're how old? >> i'm 12. >> what? how old are you? >> i'm 13. >> what is this? so how did this all come about? you're from new york, you're judge ers gentlemen. how do you guys finds each other? what's the deal? >> all went to the music school his dad owns, statten islands, gifford's lane, and he has shows every year, all the kids go and show what they're made of. they go on stage, and they are showing what they've done, and i did it and i was like singing like old pop and everything. and then they had another singer, and they saw me, i guess. >> and you guys were back up. so, you're 13 and it, you couldn't be together more than couple of months. how long have you been together? >> three years. >> what? okay, all right, so you do some matchups. what are your favorites? do a lot of cover

matt? >> all right, john yang in chicago. donald trump is with us now by phone. donald, good morning. >> good morning. >> so we conducted a little survey here, donald. i'll give you the results of that in just a second. have you and mayor emanuel spoken directly about this issue? >> no, we haven't, but this is fully approved. everybody knew about it. his administration knew about it. the previous approved it. and this has been approved for a long period of time. >> there are other building you have around the country that you've got your name on. i was in las vegas recently. you've got a building just adjacent to the strip there. big trump name up top of that. trump tower on fifth avenue, you've got your name down low by fifth avenue, but not up high. what are the rules? how do you decide when you do this and when you don't? >> well, i look at the building, it's very important architecturally to me. this has turned out to be a great piece of architecture. a great thing for chicago. i do great buildings. and if i like the building, if i like what's going on, if it

john wane and you'll -- ul brenner. >>> eva pilgrim, chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han. have a great sunday! matt: today on sea rescue, she's a rarely seen little whale no bigger than a dolphin, and rescuers must find out what's wrong with her, or she could die. dr. whitaker: i really didn't expect her to survive the night. matt: when veterinarians look down her throat, you won't believe what they find, and then exhausted young pelicans are falling from the sky and landing in the scorching arizona desert. jennifer: sometimes they get swept off course, hundreds of miles off course. matt: can rescuers save these displaced seabirds from the desert and return them to their ocean home? i'm matt gutman, and we're on a sea rescue. ♪ music

john boehner answered questions about it. one of the most striking responses we've seen so far is from matt salmon, who said this morning that actually cantor maybe should step down. let's take a listen to that. >> i personally think that for the good of the conference, and for the good of the country, that we probably need to find, you know, someone -- a fresh face that can actual ly lead an get something done for the next six months without any impediments. >> chuck, is that a realistic prospect? should he stop being a lame duck and leave early? >> it's almost an across the board feeling. you heard tim hill's camp, conservative congressman from kansas. he would actually like an entire clean slate on leadership, and he says do it now, not just eric cantor. there are media reports cantor will step down. he seems to have no support to stay on. and i think the question is, is it just him, or is there pressure on the top three, all three leaders, boehner, cantor and mccarthy, to all put themselves up for a vote. i don't think that will be the case. i think you'll see simply a band-aid here, which is cantor taking the bullet, po

matt daly. it's a 4-2 game. we move to the top of the 7th. tied game now and jose ramirez, meet john donaldson.winning 16 of the season. cinci starter having his way with the lineup early, but before long it's 2-0. solo home run to left. his 12th of the season cuts a deficit to 2-1. later in the frame, the most unlikely of power sources. juan perez says, surprise, surprise. his first homer of the year. it holds up with a 3-2 giants victory. >>> seth curry was another shooter at its highest today. curry's owner marks the first time a warriors player has been marked first or second team since lawrence truwell was named way back in 1993 or '94. that's a long time. >> i remember those days. speaking of kaepernick, where is he taking us to dinner tonight? >> french laundry. >> good idea. very good idea. ♪ ♪ first impressions are important. you've got to make every second count. banking designed for the way you live your life. so you can welcome your family home for the first time. chase. so you can. >>> explosive new video. justin bieber's disgusting racist rant number two. ♪ one less lonely [ bleep

matt campbell. our third front-page story, rebels in iraq are seizing more territory. john kerry arriving in baghdad for talks with the maliki government. --der crossings which order with jordan and terry were captured. the president warns fighting could spread to neighboring countries like jordan and that is what we've been hearing from guests we have been talking to as well. >> that is the concern. you pointed out earlier, tom, there is talk of some sort of -- in other words, realigning. got may be why their turn to after these border crossings in jordan and syria, because they want to get rid of -- >> i would really focus on the jordanian borders as far as politics as well. >> in oil prices elevated as you see as well. new york crude but also brent crude, highest since september. and those are front-page stories on this monday morning. >> we need to speak to someone on oil. oil did not move. that was two weeks ago. now it is driving higher. our guest from barclays, dr. kroft, wonderful to have you here this morning. what is the single thing you look at over the weekend?

matt, good morning. secretary kerry has another round of emergency meetings in iraq, as the obama administration tries to keep that country from unraveling. more high-level diplomacy today in iraq. secretary of state john kerry is meeting with kurdish leaders, one day after talks with the shiite-led government. come together or your country will fall apart. >> the very future of iraq depends on choices that will be made in the next days and weeks. and the future of iraq depends primarily on the ability of leaders to come together. >> reporter: leaders are becoming worried of nuri al maliki but have stopped short of asking him to step aside. the parliament has to work by june 30th to enact a new government. secretary kerry says the u.s. stands ready to act militarily. >> the president is prepared to take action, when and if the president decides that is important. >> reporter: sunni militants have the upper hand. i.s.i.s. fighters control iraq's entire western frontier. this video captures the intense battle for the country's largest oil refinery. iraqi security forces have run out of key weapon systems. leaving everyone in the region on-edge. jordan has strengthened security. best-case scenario, the u.

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john kerry warning the threat from isiss far beyond iraq. just a short time ago we spoke with "wall street journal" middle east correspondent bradley who is in baghdad. matt to talk to you again. is it true that iran has drones that are flying out of baghdad airfields to help the maliki government? >> yeah, that's the reporting that we are hearing is that actually the iranian government does have people on the ground. but, at the same time, of course, we are talking about 1800 new military advisors from the united states who have just arrived in iraq and are assisting in other ways. some of them are going to be deployed up north where they are going to be advising and assessing the situation there. where a lot of the fighting really started about two weeks ago. >> how does everyone -- >> -- it's not just iran here. >> okay. i was going to ask. how does anyone reconcile this? we have the u.s. and iran essentially on the team. team maliki. and this military, whether it's advising or whether it's surveillance or whatever. then you have the effort to get a new maliki government and once again you have iran and the united states on the same team. and how do we

matt and tam, now back to you. >> almost scary the way that he described it. thank you, amy. see you in a little bit. >> way to go john>> people scene a casting call under way for rob ford the musical one of the men vying for the role of torn toronto's mayor. >> rob ford the musical opens in toronto's factory theater in september. the writer calls ford's story "operatic and [ michael strahan ] i'm michael strahan, and i love new york. there's no place like it in the world. my favorite thing is the excitement of the outdoors. like rock climbing in the catskills, rafting in the adirondacks, surfing on long island, or getting your heart racing at watkins glen international. come discover your favorite part of new york. plan your summer vacation at iloveny.com there's something for everyone. at iloveny.com >> welcome back. investigators are looking for the cause of a house fire in wilmington delaware that killed one man and badly burned two women. firefighters so far have been unable to reach the man's body because part of the house collapsed during the fire. >> we have a truck that doesn't want to run here on 95 in delco

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matt, thanks very much. >>> a fearless off-duty police officers risked his life when chaos breaks out at a gas station in new york. it is all caught on video. officers john, was filling his unmarked police car with gasoline when a driver who had blacked out, slammed in the pump at high speed. in an instant there are flames, every where but the officer, although first startled, ran back and pulled the driver from his car, saving that man's life. >> i was standing there at the pump and only thing i remember hearing was a speeding car, somebody that was entering in the gas station at a higher rate of speed. you could see how his legs were talked under the seat, his seat belt was on and he was pretty much helpless. >> he turned into an inferno in a seconds. the officer has visited with the man whose life he has saved and says that the man and his family are extremely grateful. >>> olympic torch makes its way through the the city of brotherly love. >> "eyewitness news" on independent mall for leg of the 2014 special olympics, law enforcement torch run. flame of hope is on its way to newark, new jersey where the special olympics are set to begin on sunday. >>>

chosen as the next majority leader and next potential successor to john boehner when he ultimately decides to step down as speaker. matt, savannah? >> let's bring in chuck todd, nbc's political director and chief white house correspondent. good morning. i guess choose your colorful word. stunner, shocker. i think i heard someone say apocalyptic. the question is why did no one see this coming? i felt like i saw something a week ago that said eric cantor had this locked up, no sweat. >> virginia, notoriously low turnout in primaries. so low turnout. the issue of immigration, particularly in the south, immigration is just the one issue that animates the conservative base in a way we haven't seen anywhere. and then add in what's happened in the last 72 hours, the coverage of the crisis of these unaccompanied minors that have been crossing the border. it gave urgency to dave brat's message at the perfect time, in a perfect situation. low turnout. it all came together. and i think that's why it blind sided eric cantor. >> and it's not just about eric cantor. i mean, this is going to have broad implications in the political w

matt: that's how long we've been talking about the most important social issues. savannah: education. al: conservation. chris: uniting the nation. jim: with a bit of imagination. the more you know. >>> johnsh, the junior democratic senator from montana, the one who has the same haircut as the senior senator from montana, john walsh, the guy on the left here, he's only been in office for about four months. he was sworn in in february, after being appointed to fill the seat left empty when max baucus became ambassador to china. but now, less than 120 days after getting the job in the first place, senator walsh is having to get going on his re-election campaign, which is kind of really is his election campaign, since even though he's the incumbent, he never ever actually had to run to win that seat. that said, senator walsh of montana had no problem winning the democratic primary last night. given the results of the republican primary last night in montana, we now know that the general election in november is going to be a big purple state fight in montana between incumbent senate democrat john walsh and republican congressman, steve danes. congressman danes' voting record ranks him as the

john mccain said he'd there for 100 years, 1,000 years, 1 million years. a lot of voters didn't want to see that. looks like they'll have that problem with iraq going into 2016. >> mattlch calls the current debate between rand paul and cheney a clearly defined fork in the road for gop foreign policy, saying that rand paul actually approaches the question of iraq with an assumption of personal and national humility and a sense that america knowledge and power shaped fluid events in the middle east has limitations as does the american appetite for making the kind of commitments the cheneys want. polls show that position is actually ascended nationally. you have 41% of americans saying barack obama is doing the right thing. only 29% saying do more. despite that, david, can you really say that the neo-composition is vanquished in the republican party? >> no, they still have a foothold there. i think it's -- as i said earlier, it's more of an even match than it ever used to be, but remember this. never forget, why did the neo-con approach work so well in 2002 and 2003 in convincing a lot of people in the public a lot of people on capitol hill here to go to war? it was bec

matt, you're sort of on the right here. my reading on this situation has been that john boehner was there in 1998 when the republicans impeached bill clinton. john boehner remembers that republicans were supposed to win big in that midterm election and they ended up losing seats and newt gingrich had to walk away as speaker. john boehner doesn't want his party impeaching this president and giving democrats an issue in the midterms so he's giving the base this. is that right or is that too cynical? >> i think it's cynical. look, first of all, it's not just about executive orders. it's about recess appointments, not the lawsuit, but i think the broader issue here. recess appointments, you have the obamacare mandates being unilaterally extended. so, you know, the individual mandate. there's really an issue of executive overreach, and it didn't start with barack obama. so i think it's appropriate to adjudicate this. i think that, you know, over the -- >> but, matt, so i take that point but what about the timing though? why is it we just put the graph up there, why was what was okay for bush, okay for anybody before, why is it sudd