-- this is in support of matt. >> this is in support of matt. and the beautiful part of that is that the family here, everybody sees our faces on tv and we've become the face of television. but for the "today" show, but the truth is it's everybody here, it's all of our camera people, everybody behind the scenes. several hundred people right here in new york alone. so i started walking around with this thing. and it wasn't like i went looking for people, just anybody i happened to run into. you were the second person to sign it. and -- because we live together. that's another story. >> stop telling people that. >> i knew people would be anxious to sign it. because that had been -- but people were -- before they even read the whole proclamation they were grabbing the pen out of my hand to sign it and most of them were going, finally, finally. and then a couple of people actually, thank god, said to me, how much money do you need? and thankfully it didn't come to that. >> the idea was that kath was going to put an ad out in "u.s.a. today." >> a ful

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harvick closes after matt kenseth dominated.up next, late local news for most and then it's "ben and kate" fox late night. and next saturday major league baseball on fox. enthe joy the nationals and pirates. the orioles against the angels. and then next sunday at noon eastern the one-hour pre-race show. grab on to your restricter plate. it's talladega. matt kenseth took the lead last year and ended up getting the victory last year. >> last fall i was trying to pass for the lead on the last lap when we got together for a crash. you position yourself. you think tonight was crazy, wait until you tune in next sunday and watch us run nearly 200 miles an hour in a pack of 30 or 40 cars. >> kevin harvick has a win in talladega in 2010. victory lane over on speed has more coverage from richmond here tonight. so kevin harvick, with his first victory of the year. still you have jimmie johnson, matt kenseth and kyle busch who have two wins after nine races. we'll move toward the second quarter of the season next sunday at talladega at noon

matt? >> andrea mitchell in washington. as always, thank you very much. it's a big victory for everyone involved but the work has just begun. now authorities need to figure out if these bombings suspects had any help. michael is an nbc counterterrorism analyst and served as director of national counterterrorism center under presidents bush and obama. michael, good to see you. >> good morning, matt. >> he's under federal custody right now. he's not been mirandized. hasn't been read the lights we see in tv and in the movies and a normal part of criminal proceedings. what leeway does that give the federal government and what does it not allow them to do? >> the federal government has a fair bit of latitude at the beginning to ask him questions that relate to directly to the public safety about other bombs, about other plotters. now, this is all judicial doctrine so there's no clear standards on how long that would last but that period should go into today and maybe even tomorrow. at some point

what can you tell us, matt? about 15, 20 minutes ago, near the finish line here in boston. i heard two explosions. first one i thought close to the finish line from where we were. it was big. i saw a big mound of smoke come up. and about ten seconds later, across the street from me, on the sidewalk, another big explosion. people are hurt. they have stopped the boston marathon. everyone rushed indoors. i'm now inside the mall looking out on the scene. i can see swarms of police officers treating people on the scene. i count at least five, six people hurt. but i have a feeling there are more. >> so you're seeing -- describe the injuries as you can see them, matt. and how far away are you from the area? >> i'm in the area now, but 30 feet away from boilston avenue where the scene is happening. i'm elevated up on the corridor where one mall goes to the other. i see one woman walking away now limping, covered in a sheet. i see three or four people on the ground being treated by paramedics. but i have a feeling there

they were not going to matter for instance go to matt matt ok fine fine what i what i want to say is this i think both of you both of the fellow guests are interpreting the pivot is a much too grandly the pivot to asia really isn't all that much i mean it's something it's just a simple term to describe something that's been happening over the last decades anyway and we also cannot forget the political component of the of the pivot to asia which is this president obama wanted to send a clear said. that the u.s. was less interested than the previous administration in war in. war in the middle east and wants to be in focus on relations in east asia because in the long term that's far more important john you want to. read well i would agree that in large part to the united states because it. sort of bogged down in the middle east because the largely because of the impact of the israeli lobby has not been able to counter china in the way it would like but i'd like to i'd like to go to henry kissinger here for a second. henry kissinger in his account china which is not a bad book actually

matt's bff is been honored by brown university.h an honorary doctorate in fine arts in may. >> if you drop out of harvard, you do well. mark zuckerberg, bill gates, matt damon. >> the key to success, don't finish. >>> check out this video. madison and her furry friend,do. lily has trained madison to hold a biscuit-filled chew toy. the laugh is the cutest thing. >> it's adorable. >> slightly terrifying. >> she's really protective of the baby. the favorite time for the dog to hang out with the baby is, of course, during meal time. when the baby drops food, the dog has a chance to get some as well. everybody wins. >>> speaking of something, let me get back to my video game, guys. i'm on seebsessed these days. have you ever had an empty stomach while you're interrupted playing your favorite game? not anymore. pizza hut has a new app, xbox live. bring it on in. they're teaming up with pizza hut. order pizza through your controllers while you're playing a video game. >> thank you. wow. >> you see this? >> it is a great excuse to have foo

matt? >>> a new suspect charged in connection with the ricin-tainted letters to president obama and other officials appears in federal court today. pete williams has the newest developments. pete, good morning. >> matt, good morning to you. the man who will stand before a federal judge will be formally charged and is the second person arrested in the case. the first suspect has been released with his charges dropped. investigators say their relationship is a part of the case. >> reporter: federal prosecutors now accuse a former martial arts instructor, 41-year-old james everett dusky of tupelo, mississippi, containing the deadly poison ricin to the white house and senator roger wicker of mississippi. both letters were stopped at federal mail screening centers where the hazardous contents were detected. dusky was arrested over the weekend after federal agents spend days searching his house. law enforcement officials said they found traces of ricin in his possession but he has insisted he had

matt carpenter singles to right, two more runs score. that the end for matt cain. he gave up nine earned runs and giants lose 14-3 as your final. mindi is at the park with an update. >> reporter: well, henry, matt cain's first three innings matched the celebratory mood at at&t park but in the fourth inning the cardinals killed the party. 11 batters knocked cane for seven hits and nine earned runs. cain's worst single outing of his career. >> an exciting day for all of us. we've been looking forward to seeing the ring and see what they did upstairs and you know, it turned out great. i wish that, you know, for myself and the rest of the guys, i wish i would have can done better. to kind of keep the excitement going. but you know, it is a long season and then we will have a lot more games and a lot of that. but definitely remember it as a good day. getting our rings and being excited about that. >> giants offense only scored seven runs in the three-game series loss o to cardinals. next up, henry, cardinals obrucs not expect any changes for starters. mindi bach, nbc ba

jump in yes matt jenkins go ahead yeah i agree that matter sure the idea that. the idea that these countries don't you know that are not mindful of the fact that. u.s. power they don't think that u.s. power is coercive in japan and korea as the professor is saying this is something that they they they want as a check against chinese power i'm not saying that china is any worse than the u.s. i'm not saying that they're any more belligerent that there is a moral issue here or a normative issue it's simply the case is this if the u.s. were to withdraw all of its military troops tomorrow or the next day from east asia i can't i don't think that we're going to experience a period of complete peace and harmony you have to think about how deterrence works and and that china with the largest military in east asia would behave very differently if they didn't have the united states there i'm not saying that this is necessarily a great thing but i mean the idea that the united states is the principal aggressor and is the only country with imperial interests in east asia is

you want to jump in there because they were not going to match first it's going to match matt ok fine fine what i what i want to say is this i think both of you both of the fellow guests are interpreting the pivot is a much too grandly the pivot to asia really isn't all that much i mean it's something it's just a simple term to describe something that's been happening over the last decades anyway and we also cannot forget the political component of the of the pivot to asia which is this president obama wanted to send signal a clear. that the u.s. was less interested than the previous administration in war in. war in the middle east and wants to be in focus on relations in east asia because in the long term that's far more important john you want to go ahead well i would agree that in large part the united states because it. sort of bogged down in the middle east because the largely because of the impact of the israeli lobby has not been able to counter china in the way it would like but i'd like to i'd like to go to henry kissinger here for a second. henry kissinger in his account chi

alex: matt, where do we start? let's start with doctor! doctor! for $200, please. matt.s the fugitive? good. doctor! $400, please. tim. who is dr. quinn, medicine woman? yes. doctor! doctor! for $600. tim. who is dr. dre? correct. doctor! doctor! $800. and that would be dr. doom. tim, back to you. doctor! doctor! $1,000, please. tim. who is kapoor? no. lisa. who is mindy kaling? you got her, and you're on the board with $1,000 and in the lead. you need a lab test for $200, please. matt. what is anemia? good. lab test, $400. tim. what are allergies? you're right. it's the "flu" for $200. matt. what is fluent? correct. you need a lab test, $600. matt. what is glucose? lab test, $800.

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matt's bff, ben affleck, is being honored by brown university.h an honorary doctorate in fine arts in may. >> it seems like if you drop out of harvard, you do well. mark zuckerberg, bill gates, matt damon. >> the key to success, don't finish. >>> check out this video. it has to be the most adorable play date ever. addison and her furry friend, lily, the doberman. the two play at least once a day. lily has trained addison to hold a biscuit-filled chew toy. so she can get the treats out more easily. the laugh is the cutest thing. >> it's adorable. >> slightly terrifying. >> but they're having so much fun together. she's really protective of the little baby. the favorite time for the dog to hang out with the baby is, of course, during meal time. when the baby drops food, the dog has a chance to get some as well. everybody wins. >>> speaking of something, let me get back to my video game, guys. i'm obsessed these days. >> rachel, we're on the air? >> i know. actually, this is a treat for all the video gamers out there. have you ever had an empty stom

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. >> >>> it's matt dreidel mond, me for real or fake videos.t, welcome back. >> let's get into it. >> first video. no! >> that's a runaway something. >> that was. it looks like a runaway train engine. >> what? >> holy cow. >> in a thing is going by really fast. i think this is real. >> that's crazy. >> it looks like there was some kind of train derailment and that might have been some kind of rescue equipment. >> it's got a crane on it, right? >> yes. >> it's amazing, the guy was able to get out of the way before getting run over by those things. >> real. >> four reals, what do you say, mac? >> i think you guys are right on the money of this one, real. it reminds me of the "indiana jones" scene where he runs away from the big boulder that's chasing him down. video number two. that, my friends is what you call a supa. >> this -- [ laughter ] oh, now he's got panti hose on his head? >> you're kidding me. >> so dumb it's real. and yeah, we've seen burglars forget to put their masks on? which is what this guy did and went out of frame. >> i have se

jump in yes matt jump and go ahead yeah i agree that matter sure the idea that. the idea that these countries don't you know that are not mindful of the fact that. u.s. power they don't think that u.s. power is coercive in japan and korea as the professor is saying this is something that they they they want as a check against chinese power i'm not saying that china is any worse than the u.s. i'm not saying that they're any more belligerent that there is a moral issue here or a normative issue it's simply the case is this if the u.s. were to withdraw all of its military troops tomorrow or the next day from east asia i can't i don't think that we're going to experience a period of complete peace and harmony you have to think about how the tournaments works and and that china with the largest military in east asia would behave very differently if they didn't have the united states there i'm not saying that this is necessarily a great thing but i mean the idea that the united states is the principal aggressor and is the only country with imperial interests in east as

matt? >> andrea mitchell this morning, thank you very much. now let's go to savannah. >> matt, thank you. >>> this is a big week in the fight over gun control here in washington, a vote on a proposal to expand background checks is expected and this morning, there are some signs that support for it is growing, its fate not certain. nbc's capitol hill correspondent kelly o'donnell has the details. >> reporter: good morning, savannah. signs of getting support but i've also learned overnight some confusion among senators who aren't sure about many of the details that are in the bill so they have questions and today the top democrat and republican who crafted this compromise will try to answer those questions. today is about selling it to the undecideds. from sign-carrying protesters for and against new gun laws to heartbroken parents taking the president's place in his weekly national address. >> our younger son, ben, age 6, was murdered in his first grade classroom. >> reporter: political pres

over to matt. >>> this is a state-of-the-art facility.ands are expected to attend the dedication event. let me give you a lay of the land. it's a $250 million complex that includes the president's library, a museum, a policy institute, and a foundation. the george w. bush presidential library and museum sits on 23 acres of the southern methodist university campus. inside the complex, a treasure trove of more than 43,000 artifacts from the bush presidency. 70 million pages of paper records, 50,000 audio and video tapes. and the largest digital collection of any presidential library including more than 200 million emails and four million digital photos. on the grounds, over 900 native trees. and nearly 2,000 shrubs on a self-sustaining prairie. 2,500 square feet of solar panels heat the center's entire hot water system. making the bush center the first lead certified, most environmentally friendly presidential library. david gregory is joining us at smu and the presidential center. he was the chief white house correspondent during president

matt, i got to play the clip with you with the three generation of bush women. we've always known barbara bush was the most blunt talker and speaker of all of them. you asked her about jeb bush running for president. here's what she said. >> mrs. bush, would you like to see your son, jeb, run? >> he's by far the best qualified man. but no. i really don't. i think it's a great country. there are a lot of great families. and it's not just four families or whatever. there are just -- there are other people out there that are very qualified. and we've had enough bushes. he is the most qualified, but i don't think he'll run. >> all right. matt, full disclosure, david and i were watching this. david and i were watching this together. our mouths fell open. what were the reactions of the other three women there? >> well, you know, what's funny, we were sitting there and i was talking to jenna bush about the possibility of jeb running. she was kind of talking, and i could see that barbara bush wanted to speak and finally jenna looked over and said, i'm surprised we haven

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what goes through your mind, what are you specifically doing with your money, matt? - i am keeping to the long-term plan, angie, and that has never changed. invest in high-quality stocks and bonds, companies that pay dividends and have stood the test of time. and, you know, we are going to get through the various challenges. there are always challenges in the market, but as the all-time highs that were set recently show you, the market does well over time if yo

there the people are still money from you know it's all hidden away things like that and you know matt taibbi in this piece refers to the illuminati and still people around the world anybody who should be there to help stop this fraud ongoing fraud ongoing rigging all these benchmark prices around the world matt taibbi says all of them whether it's libel or whether it's credit default swap prices whether it's gold silver jet fuel prices energy prices coal all of these are set by not by the free market but by a few guys in a room the price is fixed by them they tell everybody what it is so of course all these stories collectively pointed to the same thing these banks which already possess enormous power just by virtue of their financial holdings in the united states the top six banks many of them the same names you see on the librarian is the fix panel's own assets equivalent to sixty percent of the nation's g.d.p. are beginning to realize the awesome possibilities for increased profit and political might that would come with colluding instead of competing you know this is a real live n

. >> just the other day matt damon, i love matt damon, love the guy.att damon said he was disappointed in my performance. well, matt, i just saw "the adjustment bureau." so right back at you, buddy! >> right back at you. is it a badge of honor for a celebrity to be personally insulted? >> i think it is a badge of honor. to dean's point, president obama shines when he is on stage. he is an orator. whether he talks about a celebrity, politician, bills that haven't passed, the donald, the way he delivers it, he shines. that's what got him elected, this is his night. >> you mention the president's style, delivery. one of the things i always enjoyed about the president, i have an uncle that does this as well. when he's about to say something he knows is going to go over well, he knows will get a laugh, he'll chuckle himself, he can barely contain his own laughter. >> it is like a tip, like you're playing poker, your tell. he does it. certain comedians had a cigar, moved their jacket around or something, you've seen it. it is interesting, he does it because

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joining us for that is matt shapiro, president of mws capital. good morning to you, matt. - good morning, angie. - you made a call on this show that the s&p 500 would go to 1600 this year. it seemed unfathomable at the time, but here we are sitting just below that. you get 20 seconds to do an almost-victory lap. and will we cross over by, say, june? - well, i think we will. now, of course, the question is, will we have that spring-summer swoon correction? i don't know. obviously we can't go up this fast forever. i would obviously like to see the rate of appreciation slow down a little bit. but you know, just some time here and there, even if the market trends at these levels, comes down a little bit or comes back, we are setting the stage, obviously, for a forecast, really, of stronger economic growth over the next couple quarters, which will justify the rise. - i also wanted to get your take on herbalife. on one hand, you have a hedge fund shorting it. on the other, someone going long - a couple guys going long, in fact. what would be your play

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matt salmon joins me now. great to have you here. >> great to be here. you heard the rnc talking about having a bigger tent, i imagine you were encouraged. >> yeah. >> how did you feel today when they agreed to reiterate one man, one woman? >> you talked about the platform. part of the republican platform that they put out in 2012 states that the only true just government is one who governs by the consent of the government. and we've seen polls that show the majority of americans now, i think by a recent poll, showed support for gay marriage. now we have these leaders who have come out in support, in the republican party. it's just the disappointment that the chairman, co-chair are still sticking with these old views. >> the situation that you face in your family is interesting. it mirrors what a lot of people go through, a lot of gay people go through growing up in conservative households. you grew up in the mormon church. both of your parents are interested in politics and are conservative. how do you see that? do you have a -- you publicly said you ha

still in the fourth, matt carpenter. giants lose 14-3. mindy bach has the latest. >> matt cain started his first three innings to match the sell bratory mood. in the fourth inning alone, the cardinals just killed the party. they knocked cain for seven hits, anyone earned runs and gave cain the worst single inning in his career. >> for myself and for the rest of the guys, i wish i had done better to keep the excitement going. but it's a long season and we'll have a lot more games. but today i definitely try to remember it as a good day, getting my ring and being excited about that. >> you have one of those days where everything's out of reach. they hit some good balls. cain's going to always give you a good opportunity to win, and today's one of those days it didn't fall our way. >> reporter: he's one of the few players from the giants doing well offensively as his team continues to struggle. but now the rockies come in and bring a great start to the season, but the coach is not planning on any lineup changes for that first game yet. thank

i am matt barrie with your "sportscenter" update. who doesn't love a good streak in sports?seems like we've had a ton of them over march and now april. the knicks, the latest, trying to go for ten in a row. carmelo anthony just playing some good basketball. 13 points in the first quarter against the hawks. knicks up early, second quarter now, and if you like efficient basketball, well, carmelo has got you covered, 15 of 22 from the field. closing seconds of the third, this is when this thing got out of hand. first j.r. smith, 19 points off the bench. ties it at 68. that's as close as it got. fourth quarter, jason kidd, the high handoff to carmelo. seven assists for kidd. that's the nicest one. knicks go on to win ten straight. 40 points for carmelo. 95-82 the final. new york basketball. >>> how about new york baseball. hiroki kuroda on the mound for the yankees trying to avoid losing their first two games at home since 1982. shane victorino puts one off kuroda's hands. take another look. kuroda would tough it out. he would stay in the game. but really a sign that things got

matt? >> matt: kyle busch in the upper right. says he needs more help most on exiting the corner.air pressure change. taking air out of both rears to help with the forward bite. joey logano what a race he has had. entry is stable but needs to teak off better. especially on this much shorter run. >> mike: and busch wins the race off pit road pit road with truex second. carl edwards moving up and greg biffle. >> eddie: guess what the deciding factor in the race may be? the number one pit box. >> larry: which goes back before the 500-miler are started toed qualifying lap. >> darrell: same as it was last week at martinsville. >> mike: pole winner has the first choice of pit position. most pole winners pick pit number one. and that is where kyle busch rocketed out from to beat martin truex to the end of the pit road. >> darrell: look at the boys celebrate. woohoo. >> mike: as the caution came out, we were riding with mark martin. they said there was debris up in turn number four. that was -- almost looked like martin just lost the car and went up and hit the wall. >> mike: and the free

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matt, listen to this.t your reaction on the other side. >> she's the most compelling interesting person on the political scene right now to have any chance to run for president. so that's why we're spending a lot of time talking about it. we're going to continue to talk about it. and she is not going to make up her mind probably until after the midterm. >> democratic strategist there james carrville. how large of an upswell do you think would democrats see at the poll if hillary clinton did run is in the would it be more than 2008 with barack obama? >> well, it's different dynamic. i think my fellow republicans are kind of tired of these clintons running and beating us. so i think we fear her as maybe the toughest candidate in the next presidential cycle. but these things are hard to predict. a lot of republicans watch that democratic primary in 2008, richard, and thought how strange it was to see this kind of up and comer barack obama take out hillary clinton who most of us assumed would be the tougher ca

so can we expect to see matt dancing again?> there's a few places that i still haven't managed to get to. number one on the list is, and probably will always be outer space. i'd love to get up into space. i hope someday that i'll figure out some way to get up there. >>> a trip to the department of motor vehicles could be one of the most universally dreaded things we all have to do. but in this next viral video, two filmmakers appear to make trip after trip to the richmond dmv willingly and in costume. and each time, they come out with a new license. >> it's already pretty interesting to see some of the spray painting hair on their head. it's kind of a good look. a little non-pc racial humor. definitely popular, whether you love it or hate it. funny idea. i like the concept a lot. i was instantly skeptical because you could fake that completely and there was zero footage of them in the dmv. >> how are they letting them redo licenses that often? >> the video took off generating millions of hits and attracting media attention. >>

matt stegmoyer knows, usually in an accident, it is safest to stay in your car.there is nothing usual about this accident. you knew you had to get out. >> yeah, it was just, it was just a bad feeling. >> reporter: matt has a wrenching choice -- conventional wisdom says, stay in the car. but survival instinct says, go. in a flash of father's intuition, he decides. >> and so, i grabbed both kids and ran. >> reporter: and not a moment too soon. a semismashes into the pile, crunching their car, which is now, fortunately, empty. >> the back of the semiwas right where brandon's head was. and i looked at it and i just -- i said, my kids were in that car. >> reporter: but the couple in that white suv just behind the stegmoyers did not and could not run away. when that truck hit, they were killed. the only fatalities in the entire wreck. and it happened just inches from where the stegmoyer children had been. >> you could hear cars hitting in the fog and you could see he headlights going back and forth as people were swerving. >> reporter: drive david perryman helped carry

the wheels came off for matt cane. this was tough to watch. the cards with seven hits. fourth appearance since 08 against the cardinals. nine runs back there back -- bak then. 14-3 the final and matt cane afterwards on the beating. >> for myself and the rest of the guys i wish i better better to keep the excitement going. it is a long season and then we will have a lot more games. >> if josh red duck were an as -- if josh reddick were an astro, well, there you have it. chris young in the fifth. 8-0 oaknd la. oakland. it is his right wrist and chasing a foul ball. he will slide into the wall. he is day-to-day with a sprained wrist. they sweep houston and have won five straight. this looks yummy. the sharks stars and if i could ice skate and play hockey i would do that. the backhand top shelf and third goal of the year for him. san jose is up by two. the rebound and tied at four. the game goes to a shootout sharks settle for a point and their seven-game win streak is over. the final round of the craft championship. kraft championship. rolling true and a final round three

well, mona and matt will have something to say about that. welcome and good luck to all three of you. here we go. jeopardy! round. and the jeopardy! round contains these categories. those three letters coming up in each correct response. adam. i'll take entertaining food & drink for $200, please. alex: matt. who is lucy? lucy. yes. entertaining food & drink for $400, please. mona. what is "bridesmaidsright. go "ape" for $200. adam. what is the grape? correct. food & drink for $600, please. na. who is jack nicholson? you remembered him. good. entertaining food & drink for $800. adam. what is "fried green tomatoes"? correct. food & drink for $1,000, please. adam. who is cagney? james cagney geographic akas for $200, please. matt. what is budapest? yes. geographical akas, $400, please. adam. what is india? correct. geographic akas for $600, please. matt. what are the hawaiian islands? good. geographic akas, $800. answer there -- the daily double. [ applause ] you're on the board at $1,000, tied with mona.

the wheels came off for matt cane. this was tough to watch. the cards with seven hits.pearance since 08 against the cardinals. nine runs back there -- back then. 14-3 the final and matt cane afterwards on the beating. >> for myself and the rest of the guys i wish i had done better to keep the excitement going. it is a long season and then we will have a lot more games. >> if josh red duck were an as -- if josh reddick were an astro, well, there you have it. chris young in the fifth. 8-0 oaknd la. oakland. it is his right wrist and chasing a foul ball. he will slide into the wall. he is day-to-day with a sprained wrist. they sweep houston and have won five straight. this looks yummy. the sharks stars and if i could ice skate and play hockey i would do that. the backhand top shelf and third goal of the year for him. san jose is up by two. the rebound and tied at four. the game goes to a shootout sharks settle for a point and their seven-game win streak is over. the final round of the craft championship. kraft championship. rolling true and a final round three under 69. ta

from flagstaff, arizona, please welcome matt crowley-miano. hey, matt.cheers and applause] a human guinea pig. what--is that with doctors, or what does that mean, "human guinea pig"? >> yeah, when i was in college, just to make a little bit of extra money, i would participate as a test subject in experiments, and so-- >> like, what kind of experiments? >> i'd get jammed into mri tubes. they'd give me injections-- maybe super powers. [laughs] the most fun one i had, they were testing the genetics of alcohol tolerance, so they brought me into the hospital, they gave me a lot of booze, and then they gave me some money at the end. >> really? >> yeah. >> now, that's my kind of experiment. [cheers and applause]rmined whae by giving you all that alcohol? at what point you could not tolerate any? because that could be dangerous, actually. >> i don't remember. [laughter] >> and i also understand that you-- to relieve some of your tension when you're--you know, things get--and they get tense on this show-- you break out into dance. is that correct? >> i do, yeah.

hey, matt! what are you doing here? i got out of work late. told me you'd be here. nice jacket. thanks, it's a present from the team. they're going to miss you. you're their star player. i wasn't today. we lost, 22 to 2. ouch. i think we need to have a talk. look, if it's about my decision to go to san francisco, i'm not going to change my mind. i realize that. but i'll be back to visit... and you can come and see me. no, let's not kid ourselves. four years of college in california will pretty much end our relationship. lots of people have long-distance relationships. not me. i'm not a long-distance kind of guy. all our friends are getting married, they're having kids. i thought we were next. see, becky, you and i... we have different dreams... i think it's better to call it quits. is it? i think so. look... i'm sorry you feel this way, but i'm never going to be happy if i don't try this. i'm sorry. narrator: rebecca's boyfriend, matt, reflects on the story. you know, i really love boston. it's a beautiful city. it's really beautiful at night.

matt, you said there is really no internal debate among liberals. is that really true? what about who is dreamier, rachel maddow or -- >> chris hayes. >> you knew what i was going for. i president could think. i couldn't think. my next point i can't say because i think kennedy's comment is going to be cut out of the show. but kennedy, i will say there are still three weegers in gitmo. all others have been released. the final three have filed cases in court to be brought to the u.s. they are petitioning to bring them to their communitieses. >> yes, they are. >> kennedy, are you worrying about you and your husband taking a vacation. why not have a staycation and invite the weegers. andy, back to you. >>> coming up, what ipped could of monster goes -- what kind of monster goes around throwing drinks in people's faces? fears, why did this man tatoo his dog? who knows? maybe he joined a biker gang. i don't have all of the answers, people. >>> it is not my fault if you don't know what a banker gang is. they had choice words for those who race birds. peta is asking queen eliza

matt taibbi said that the current scam is being perpetrated by. barclays and these other banks are happening in real time and they're reported every day in the paper you don't need to go beyond that you don't need to see who's anywhere connected to this criminality other than the actual criminals themselves and i don't know i don't care about the build a bridge group because. we don't need to have a conspiracy theory about people that might or might not be committing crimes when we have actual criminal behavior being committed in real time openly in tauntingly it's just i think the people who are upset to build a bridge i think it's an excuse for them not taking action instead of taking action against the guy runs i kept there saying oh we have to go after the builder burke because they're too timid to go after the actual criminal they're too lazy to go after the actual criminal and you know highlight some of the utter contempt they have for the population where libel or was rigged for example on behalf of for one broker who asked for it to be rig