>> between matthew and lucas, for argued and defensible reasons scholars think that matthew and luke were probably written just before the turn of the first century. >> i thought it was closer to 47 years. >> after what? >> after his death. >> well, he died around -- no, mark is the earliest one and mark seems to have been written around the destruction of the temple. >> i guess what she's saying is a lot of this is hand me down, verbal accounts, which of course are subject to considerable alteration in the pass, we certainly know that, correct? >> well, today it certainly is not like the-mile-per-hour dame -- the children's parlor game of telephone where you pass a saying around the circle and by the time it gets to the end it's been corrupted. go back to the historical context, it was a very oral culture. and we're only talking, here, maybe 40 or 50 years. i can certainly remember things 40 years ago. and 30 years ago quite cereal. and something of this monumental importance i probably would remember it quite vividly. but in that culture where member morization and oral transmissio

as the tragedy. >> i'm closing these doors on pieces of matthew's life.an't close the doors on matthew's life because i don't want to -- i want to remember that he was a part of my life and that he did exist and he was a huge part of my life. >> reporter: a part that's been ripped away for good. matthew was killed memorial day weekend in ocean city while crossing coastal highway. police say diogo facchini hit him with his car and kept on driving. newly released documents showing the 30-year-old blew a .27 on an alcohol test. >> and i don't even know what to call it. you know it was more than an accident. it was more than irresponsibility. >> reporter: and the court agrees. facchini was arraigned this week on ten charges including negligent homicide by car, driving under the influence and leaving the scene of the accident. records show chilling details about the moments after the crash. after ending up in a dead end surrounded by witnesses, police say facchini glass eyesied and smelling of -- glassy eyed and smelling of alcohol got out of his car and lit u

these doors on pieces of matthew's life but i can't close the door on matthew's life because i want to remember that he was a part of my life and that le did exist and was a huge part of my life. >> reporter: a part that has been ripped away for good. matthew was killed memorial day weekend while crossing the highway. diogo facchini hit him with his car and kept on going. he blew a .27 on an alcohol test. >> it was more than an accident. >> reporter: facchini was arraigned on 10 charges including negligent homicide by characters driving under the influence and leaving the scene of the accident. records show chilling details. after ending up in a dead end surrounded by witnesses, facchini, glassy eyed, got out and lit up a cigarette. >> he blew me a kiss. i blew him a kiss back. he did that. that image has been in my mind a lot, his happy sweet face. >> reporter: it can still make an impact when it is lived with kindness and a gentle heart. >> one of his friends said to me moot matthew -- matthew achieved in his short life what some don't achieve in a lifetime. >> friends have raised

i'm here with matthew mcconaughey.ughter ] we are going to ride on these motorized scooters out of the studio. down the hall. around the back. circle this keg. and then do one more lap. we've got our brew hats on, too. which is pretty awesome. these are an kind of an amazing invention. they're just coolers with motorized -- i don't know. all right, ready? yeah. [ laughter ] you can't stop, once you start drinking. >> steve: it's either going to go in or on you. you got a choice. [ applause ] >> jimmy: dude's going to get hammered. let's go. i'm going to win this. >> steve: all right. ready? gentlemen, start, start your engines! ready, set, go! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: what happened? >> we got a draw. >> jimmy: what happened? >> we got a draw. >> jimmy: matthew mcconaughey, everybody. "killer joe" is in select theaters this friday. carla gugino joins us next. come on back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ is it done? [ john ] no. ♪ were you just... no. are you supp

matthew was killed memorial day weekend in ocean city while crassing-- crossing coastal highway. diogo facchini hit him and kept driving. court dock ooments show the 30- year-old blew a .27 on a alcohol test. >> i don't even know what to call it. it was more than an accident. it was more than irresponsibility. >> reporter: and the court agrees. he was arraigned this week on 10 charges including neglect homicide by car, drive under the influence and leaving the scene of an accident records show chilling details about moments after the crash. after ending up in a deadend surrounded by witnesses, police say facchini glassy eyed andsmelling of alcohol got out his car and lit a significant rit as matthew lay dying down the street. >> shortly before we went to ocean city he blew me a kiss and i blew him one back and that image has been in my mind a lot. just seeing his hammy -- happy face. his happy sweet face. >> reporter: a smile that lit up a room and personality that proved even a life short on years can still make an impact when it is lived with kindness and a gentle heart. >> one

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and with that, i would like to present to you this well-deserved award, the matthew o. tobreaner award for 20126789 please come on up. for 2012. please come on up. [applause] >> and of course, i will take this wonderful opportunity to add something from the city that i get to do and that is, of course, to proclaim this to be belva davis day in san francisco. [applause] >> well, thank you so much, mayor ed lee, for those kind remarks, and most of all, thank you for taking the time to be here. i know there are many, many other bells that are ringing for your presence, so my much appreciation to you. and to this room of distinguished attendees, to the leaders and staff of this life-changing organization, the employment law center of the legal aid society, and to all who followed the arc of history as it bends towards justice. thank you for this honor. i have been blessed with a long life of surprises and miracles. and one of them, or all of them, have been fueled by hope and the promise of america. and a america that promises liberty and justice for all. why else would a f

it's an honor to present the matthew tobriener award for public service to belva davis. this award was named in honor of our legendary california supreme court justice matthew o'tobreaner and serves to annually recognize individuals who have strived to ensure that justice for those who are most vulnerable among us is had. the late justice matthew tobreaner was revered as a legal scholar and humanitarian who did not hesitate to speak out on behalf of the disadvantaged and marginalized individuals. in fact, he expressed some time ago the very fundamental principle, whatever hardship poverty may cause in society generally, the judicial process must make itself available to the indigent. it must free itself of the sanctions born of financial inability. and it is that principle that is the foundation of this award. and so a memory of justice -- and i want to give a shout out to michael and the tobreaner for working so well since 2000 on collaborating on the meaning of this award. it has been an award that pays tributes to individuals who have made extraordinary efforts to ass

matthew mcconaughey -- [cheers and applause] -- is going to be joining us. we're going to sit right here together, two men, one shirt. [ laughter ] settle down, the shirtless one is not the one you think it will be. [ laughter ] it's been so hot today. mmmm -- exciting for the show because for the first time since our show was taken off the air in the uk18 months ago, the uk can finally watch us every night again. that's right. we're back, baby. ba, ba, boom! it will be a right jolly rogering it will be. [ laughter ] in case our british viewers have been wondering what they may have missed there was the incredibly understated news of the world scandal coverage, our in no way derogatory look at your queen's rain soaked birthday flotilla and the respectful coverage of your royal wedding. ♪ oh, yeah, hitler is hiding in there ♪ [ laughter ] [cheers and applause] hold on. sorry. i'm being told we're no longer on the air in the united kingdom. i forgotten paddington bear was (bleep) off during tha

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>> matthew is a graduate in anne arundel county. he is following a natural leader. dad competed in the 1976 olympics and qualified for the games in 1980. his room as posters of the runners he idolized as a kid. >> he slapped it, ate it, talked about it. he would talk about his father for hours. what did you do when you are my age? how did you focus? how did you prepared? >> mom and dad will join him in london for the games. mom says he sounds focused and confident. >> he says i have not had sufficient chips but i love the peach cobbler. >> he it is attempting to be the first american to medal since 1968. she is excited to watch is routine and cheer him on on the big stage of his life. >> he has a corss i got for him -- cross i got for him. you will see him touch it and he is ready to go. probably one of the best experiences of my life and i do not think you can duplicate it again. >> beverly planned a trip to this year's olympics two years ago not knowing that he would make the team. she called it a leap of faith. his first race is on august 3. >> i am so excited fo

professional agitators now do you see the two people on this poster they are christina can salis and matthew sway and their pictures are hanging up because they've become something of a nuisance to the police is he the poster reads be aware that above suspects are known to professional agitators above suspects m.-o. as they videotape officers performing routine stops and posted on you tube subjects purpose is to portray officers in a negative way and to defer officers from conducting their responsibilities above subjects also deter officers from being safe and tactical by causing unnecessary distraction do not feed into above subjects propaganda so that's right apparently trying to keep the police in check makes you a nuisance to that however i lots of americans have probably beg to differ with the agitator label he christine and that of in part of the occupy movement from the beginning they witnessed first hand the police brutality that we've seen in response to it. when we try to go around they stopped us i saw them doing this guy would start a shirt pulling all of his limbs apart your sho

matthew >> jon: that's our show. is your moment of zen. >> owz on the main road there were some hiccups. american hurdler was stuck on a bus that got lost for four captioning sponsored by comedy central

our own matthew mcconaghey on to discuss this monumental event? >> he is no longer with us. >> what happened? >> he works for greta now. >> greta on fox has our matthew mcconaghey? >> it has been a year or so or two. >> no wonder they are beating us in the mcconaghey news. >> can i let you in on a little secret? i have been feeding him false information. >> really? >> it is news business, not news friends. >> well done, my friend. well done. go away. bye. let's welcome our guest. well, she is the princess who knows business, the hell cat on the fast track, the queen of the quaker camp. i am here with meet the boss tv reporter and a gilligan idiot. and we were short a guest, but luckily his shift at game stop just ended. here he is, comedian joe do derosa. his comedy cd is called return of the sun and suppression auction. ask him about the title. and in philadelphia, he is considered a hogie. my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz. and if commentary was a talent show, i would suffer disappointment after entering him. sitting next to me, imus in the mor

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

and matthew slade thanks for being here. i guys it's time for another short breather but when we come back we'll revisit tonight's poll finds that met and always a very happy very special and let's just say that our mission won't be accomplished until we do find out what the birthday boy is after this.

abc 7 mark matthews talked to stark. >> pete stark lives on the east coast. he comes back to the district once a month and for 38 years he's coasted through reelections until now. at 80, pete stark has a lot of power, organizers tried to step in to pull him away. but when he first ran for congress, it was age that was an issue. >> he ran against an 81-year-old democratic incumbent, stark promising fresh ideas. the same sort of message is democratic challenger is using now. >> i'm confident we can put together a coalition of democrats and inds who want change. >> and there is eric

hi, i'm chris matthews. welcome to the show. with us today, nbc's pete williams. the bbc's katty kay. reuters' joan biskupic. and new york magazine john heilemann. first up until 10:00 thursday morning, barack obama was having a very bad month of june. but then despite most predictions, chief justice john roberts joined the supreme court's four liberals to let the president avert political disaster. without roberts, a george w. bush appointee himself, the landmark obama accomplishment would have been struck down by the court's conservatives. and the president's opponents would have been handed a battering ram for the coming campaign. any observer could see that a weight had been lifted off the president's shoulders. >> whatever the politics, today's decision was a victory for people all over this country whose lives will be more secure because of this law and the supreme court's decision to uphold it. >> what an unusual pairing. barack obama, the liberal president, progressive president, and chief justice john roberts. they will be joined together in history. >> y

. >>> well, new this morning baltimore native and filmmaker matthew van dyke is heading back into theabc2 news he wants to travel to syria in september to film the civil war going on in the country. he returned from libya last november where he joined the rebel fighters in that country before muammar gadhafi's soldiers they captured him. as a result he spent months in prison in libya. the state department including maryland congressman worked to free matthew van dyke. >>> five things to know. funeral services are happening today for the victim in the colorado theater massacre. 12 people died and 58 others were injured last friday morning in the shooting. >>> how much investors like facebook will be releasing their public earnings report. facebook's stock has been on a roller coaster ride since the may debut. >>> and the world's largest retailer now being sued by a disability rights group over the payment machines and checkout counters. the group claims ball mart doesn't make it -- wal-mart doesn't make its machines accessible to customers in wheelchairs or scooters,. >>> education off

matthew cheswick's mom talks. >>> triple digits for the next three or more days.5,000 still without power. now they're coping, five days in the dark. >> the man police say killed her son is set for trial in december. is celia roe hopes diogo facchini pleads guilty. the trial will be torture for her family. if she had a chance to face facchini in the eye, she would say something that many couldn't. >> reporter: it's been 37 days since matthew cheswick's death but in that short time his mother has doesn

male stripper starring matthew.lled it. -- and "time magazine" something we totally masturbate, too. how should women to get their boy friends to see this with them. >> i was into boogie nights. that is pretty good. i don't know. wait. how should girls get guys to see this? >> they shouldn't bother. i think they'll see it. what is interesting about, male stripers, i just don't care. and their stories are not interesting. like a hole in soul and they were touched. >> and how you lost your virginity. >> you were weird talking about mack image mike. >> they were picking up the guy scene at the end. >> i don't remember that. >> and roller skates. >> what a topic we're working on. chaning or team not? >> i don't know. i'll go to the movie and make my decision. i'm going to go to laugh at their bodies and this is really stupid. this is ridiculous. [ laughter ] i probably will see it four or five times to laugh at it. exactly. you should go to off hour times. >> and what is jealousy? >> it's not like matthew made tons of m

he was with him when tony balogna and his sons michael and matthew bologna was shot to death. and during the trial he testified will ramos was the real killer. >> they knew if they got him in, there was a chance the truth would come out and they knew edwin did not murder the tony balogna and his sons michael and matthew bologna family. >> they spent four months on the run and his arrest falled a tip from house republicans. >>> it is mostly a symbolic note, because they have no chance of passing the controlled senate. president barack obama will veto it anyway. now that the supreme court has upheld the healthcare restorm, -- reform, they are ready to return. >> the problem is the president's laws made things worse and with the supreme court, it does not mean it is god policy. >> they have taken 34 votes to try to repeal, defund on dismantle the healthcare law. >>> for the second time they raised more cash. they raised more than $106 million in june and president barack obama and the democratic party raced about $70 million and they say if it continues to be out spent, it could

but organizers also want to fund a scholarship for a kid like matthews. details are in our investigator's section. >>> the coast guard is searching for a missing man in harris county. y

matthew great piece as usual. thanks as always.es again ♪ >> exactly. carol and bandit who i'm guessing is a dog. hi momma, we love your show, but it takes us hours to listen to it because we have to keep rewinding because we are laughing so hard. [ applause ] >> this is because of caesar side -- it is not just great tasting it smells amazing. steph bob and rossy they got skunked. my usually skunk solution is soapy water followed by vanilla extract. i pored them be cedar side. [ applause ] >> another great use. >> oh, good. [ laughter ] >> i feel enriched for knowing this. >> i know it. right? 17 minutes after the hour. we will roll along, more fridays with fugelsang -- but in the meantime. >> huh? >> if you have menopause systems, you know john like hot flashes -- >> tell me about it sister -- >> everybody is going through sympathy menopause with me -- >> i give women-o-pause -- >> i have pms envy. >> stop it. you have heard me talk about amberin, everybody is talking about it. no prescription required? women all over north americ

are proud moments in every mother's life. >> he takes the bronze. >> for beverly, watching her son matthewrd last year and qualify for the olympic games was nothing short of spectacular. >> i have moments thinking that i cannot believe i will be there to see him at the games, and then another part of me thinks it did not really happened. >> 22-year-old matthew centrowitz is a graduate of broadneck high school in anne arundel county. he will compete in the 1,500 meter. he is following a natural lead. his father, qualified for the games in 1980. his room in arnold still has the posters of who we idolized as a kid. >> he would talk to his father for hours about running, what did you eat, how did you focus, psychologically prepare for a race? >> they will join him in london for the race. >> i said how was the food. he said he had not had fish and chips but he loved peach cobbler. >> beverly says he does not get nervous, but she does. she is excited to watch his retain and cheer him on. >> he has a gold cross that i got lost a couple of years ago. he will touch it right before the race. it will

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matthew broderick and megan hilty will be here. it will be on the west lawn of the capitol. >> we're just going to sit here all day to save a spot for the fireworks. >> is it worth it? >> uh-huh. >> you think they're going to be good, huh? >> yeah. >> he wants to see orange fireworks he said. getting around downtown could be tough. between a lack of parking and multiple street closures. public transportation may be the way to do things if you are going to come down here. something else to think about if you are coming down. u.s. park police sending out text notifications to folks. sign up by dialing 888777 and all you have to do is text them july 4 dc. 888777, july 4 dc. they'll notify you about missing children here. hopefully we don't have any of that to weather advisories to whether or not certain gates are open at certain times of the day. melissa mollet. >> staying informed even on a holiday. >>> well if you don't want to fight traffic tonight, metro is going to be a good option for you. but it will be crowded. the system will

she starred opposite channing tatum and matthew mcconaughey in the hit movie "magic mike."00 p.m. on hbo. please welcome, back to our show, olivia munn. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: olivia, don't fight it. olivia, olivia, olivia. don't -- olivia, don't fight it. olivia, you know we all ready played bubble soccer. >> well, i thought you were going to let me play with you? >> jimmy: no, okay, well you -- do you want to do the interview like this? we can do -- olivia, can you get out? oh, she's unbelievable. ladies and gentlemen, she's unbelievable. there she is. oh, my gosh. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ olivia munn, everybody. i thought you knew -- [ cheers and applause ] i thought you knew -- i thought you knew we all ready played. we all ready with edward. i'm so sorry. i thought you knew that. >> they didn't tell me. >> jimmy: i'm so sorry. well, welcome. welcome to our -- >> it looked like a fun game. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh, olivia. next time i promise i'll play with you, i promise. >> promise? >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah, i do. thank you for coming back to our show. >>