family can do that to people.keith matthews, tornado victim: whew soundthomas matthews, brother: "youo whatever you can for family."jennifer adams, cousin: "that's a good thing. he's here."keith matthews, tornado victim: "yep, coming up on the garage..."keith matthews, tornado victim: "here. take a look at this...."built-up energy...it was the enemy on a friday night in june.keith matthews, tornado victim: "that's the closest to death i think i ever been..."keith matthews recalls a tornado that ripped through his auto- detail shop...keith matthews, tornado victim: "it's like standing behind a jet, and the jet will knock you off your feet. haha.." ..."anddthat's what it's like to be in a tornado."keith nervously laughs.the twister nearly killed him and his co-worker anthony sadler.keith matthews, tornado victim: "it picked the brick up off the ground, swirled it around, stuck it in the side of the building." building." anthony sadler: "i could hear keith screaming and hurting, but i just couldn't get to him."keith matthews, tornado victim: "it cracked like seven of my ribs... broke my

>> 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

i'm here with matthew mcconaughey. 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 ] ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] man has long dreamed of turning lead into gold. we dreamed of turning gold into platinum. triple-f

scoring throws by matthew stafford.rst coming to, naturally, his number one man in this detroit offense, calvin johnson. and let's check in downstairs with laura okmin. >> laura: calvin, you've been talking all week finding the rhythm, five catches and 111 yards and a touchdown. are you good with that rhythm tonight? >> it's not too bad. good thing we got good things going in the second quarter. just takes a little spark and we going to be smooth on the offense. all it takes and we got a couple of touchdowns by the receiving corps and keep that up. >> laura: yours was the play of the game. one of the things that matthew said is the toughest thing about you was learning that one guy on you, two guys on you, that doesn't mean you're covered. so i'm wondering when are you not open? >> whenever he doesn't throw the ball to me. i feel like i'm always opened. a receiver mindset you got to have. >> laura: is there anybody when you look at other wide receivers around the league and say i wish i could do that? because they are a

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

matthew aside.et him know we are actually journalists. >> i'm chris hansen and i'm a reporter from "dateline" nbc, a news magazine in the united states. malum kinetics -- with our cameras now in the open, he backtracks on what he told us in the meeting. >> we are fully aware of risk of vioxx. we would never do a study. we want to discuss with you what this is all about. >> even after we talked about this being vioxx, you said that we could go ahead and very likely do a study. >> no. 50-50. >> he takes offense that anyone would question lambda's integrity. another lambda executives steps in and declares the interview over. and the tension in the room quickly rises. if you want us to leave -- but leaving isn't going to be easy. when we try, the lambda executive blocks the doorway. >> please have a seat. >>> coming up -- the situation goes from bad to worse. >> lock the doors. lock down! now! >> lambda executives call in security to guard the door. we're told we won't be leaving ♪ ♪ i'm thinking sweet

jordan and matthew told to clean out the family garage. >> we saw our old equipment from the past. it was almost new. we just outgrew it. >> reporter: if they had all this stuff lying around, a lot of their friend's families did too. it was in that moment the idea for baseball buddies was born. >> we felt somebody else could use it. we decided that we could all put our old equipment and give it to somebody that could use it it. >> reporter: just this year alone, the boys have collected more than 100 pieces of slightly and often sometimes never used equipment. >> hard ly any dirt on them. >> reporter: they have made shipments across the country to mexico and even to africa and are now on their way to personally deliver this shipment to an orphanage in honduras. >> i think it's going to be awesome. i think we're going to see a lot of smiles on the kids' faces. >> i put myself in their situation and then if i get a new glove, i'm so excited to use it. >> reporter: and after making their donation, jordan and matthew are going to stick around and hold a baseball clinic for the kids as w

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

matthews, and unsolicited.ock" on late night, jimmy fallon says this weekly video blog by the republican nominee should prove once and for all that romney is totally down with the youngsters. >> i'm ready to just kick back and relax and show you guys how loose and cool i am. let's do it, baby. ♪ i'm a super freak, super freak ♪ you can also check me out on pinterest. i just pinned a new style, men's khaki from land's end. i feel the need, the need for leads. now it's time for "romney's rant corner," ahhh! this week's rant is on people who listen to their discman too soft. blast that discman! blast that walkman! crank up that ll cool beans. suri, can you bring me a glass of water? >> here you go, senior mitt. >> thank you, suri. all right, gang, that's all i've got this week. see you next time. stop web camera. stop video camera. stop web cam. stop internet camera. stop web camera. suri, can you stop web camera? [ cheers and applause ] >> a discman. haven't heard that one in a while. still ahead on "way too earl

abc7 news reporter art matthews is in tampa for the convention and has details. congressman paul ryan accepted the nomination saying he and mitt romney are ready. >> after four years of getting the run around, america needs a turn around a and demand for the job as governor mitt romney. >> ryan has been attacked for his plan to turn medicare into a voucher program for those under 55. tonight he was heckled by two code pink protesters, and he pushed back. >> it will strengthen medicare from my mom's generation and for my generation and for my kids and yours. >> he says he is not only ready for the debate, but ready for the battle. >> they have no answer to this simple reality. we need to stop spending money we don't have. it is really simple. it is not that hard. >> reporter: for supporters who president whatted him to share his personal story he did a little. talking about how his father died when he was a teenager and his mom started a small business. >> it made our family proud. to this day my mom is my role model. >> reporter: ryan says the choice this novembe

in afghanistan by gunmen and a police uniform don knapp without the marine captain remembered >>> matthew manoukian graduated from st. francis high school in 2001 and left in 2006 for iraq and afghanistan is body returned to the school hundreds crowded at the gym to remember him and his service >>> the events of 9/11 changed everything and changed for him he recognized he wanted to be in the marine corps and help protect america. >>> manoukian killed august 10th along with two marines by an assailant dressed as a police officer in in afghanistan >>> we were anxious about the appointment because of the nature of his work and special operations they're always in the areas of highest incident >>> capt. manoukian or manny to his friends his family well known in mountain view his father a superior court judge his mother and appellate court judge in san jose matthew manoukian had plans to leave the marines and go to law school and become a public defender. >>> all of us at this memorial service today stand taller and rotor after hearing about all that is happening and what the marines have done

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convention in day three. >> abc 7 news reporter mark matthews is live again in tampa. and give us a sense of what paul ryan will be trying to get across tonight. >> ann romney just walked in. we understand paul ryan was here today. we've got pictures of him on the stage, walking around the arena. and this is typical for a candidate getting ready for a big speech. what he's going to say is going to depend on who you ask. >> are you with me? >> our microphones not on. so you say it depends on who you ask as far as what he's going to say. what do most people predict this is going to be. >> we've got a chance to talk to a couple old political hands, one of them, rudy giuliani. he delivered a key note speech in 2004. he also was the fellow that spoke before sara palin did in minneapolis four yearsing ayochl i asked him what advice do you have for paul ryan? >> nobody describes paul ryan budget better than paul ryan. and paul ryan has a gift that not a lot of people have. he's a complex thinker in terms of the economy. he knows how to express himself in plain english. >> and

mark matthews reporting for us, thank you, mark and there is live coverage begin agent 7:00 ask we're streaming the convention right now. >> mark matthews will be tweeting tonight or follow us on facebook at abc 7 news. >> and mandatory evacuations underway in louisiana tonight. a dam is in danger of collapsing. people living along the river there are packing up and moving out. many given just 90 begins to leave. workers releasing some water from the efforts to release prch. -- pressure. and they hope this will ease pressure. water spilled over the top of the levy, flooding homes in just minutes. >> and across the gulf the damage is extensive, tornadoes ripped through alabama and mississippi. this one tore a hole the foundation. >> there is a chigsed independent audit to take a look at the court construction project. yikts began to question the way waits spending public money. the commission reported back today z vic lee has their findings tonight. >> the counsel killed the project after a state audit blasted the system and changed aoc with mismanaging it. now this one on california c

mark matthews is in tampa covering the convention for us. mark? >> chris christie is the keynote speaker tonight, but he delivered. it was ann romney's speech that got the biggest reaction here at the forum. app romney took the stage -- ann romney took the stage saying she didn't want to talk about politics, but about the love. >> i want to talk about the love for a man i had at a dance. >> the son of a governor was determined to be successful. >> i can tell you mitt romney was not handed success. he built it. >> she called women the best of america. >> i love you women. >> downplaying her own wealth, she talked about the economy and how it has made life harder. >> it is the little things that pile up to be big things. the big things, the good jobs and chance at college and the home you want to buy get harder. everything has become harder. >> ending by saying, you can trust mitt. >> he will take us to a better place just as he took me home safely from that dance. give him that chance. give america that chance. >> with this mitt romney came on stag

mark matthews got a behind the scenes look at security. he will have his report in 15 minutes. >>> man tpapd by the vatican to be the next archbishop of san francisco has apologized for his drunk driving arrest over the weekend. he spent a night in jail after he failed a breath test and is now out on $2500 bail. he was pulled over in san diego where he was visiting family and friends. the car he was driving is registered to the roman catholic diocese. it is now parked at his mother's house in san diego. he's scheduled to appear in court october 9th. more in a live report from terry mcsweeney coming up in our next half hour. >>> fire damaged chevron refinery is still leaking hydro carbons at illegal levels. the fire sent a plume of toxic smoke over the bay area. yesterday an investigators said the hydrocarbon leak has been isolated and will stop as soon as today. 18,000 residents filed health claims with chevron, 3,000 have signed up to file legal claims. chevron faces daily fines of up to $25,000 for violating air quality standards. >>> th

abc7 news reporter art matthews is in tampa for the convention and has details. congressman paul ryan accepted the nomination saying he and mitt romney are ready. >> after four years of getting the run around, america needs a turn around a and demand for the job as governor mitt romney. >> ryan has been attacked for his plan to turn medicare into a voucher program for those under 55. tonight he was heckled by two code pink protesters, and he pushed back. >> it will strengthen medicare from my mom's generation and for my generation and for my kids and yours. >> he says he is not only ready for the debate, but ready for the battle. >> they have no answer to this simple reality. we need to stop spending money we don't have. it is really simple. it is not that hard. >> reporter: for supporters who president whatted him to share his personal story he did a little. talking about how his father died when he was a teenager and his mom started a small business. >> it made our family proud. to this day my mom is my role model. >> reporter: ryan says the choice this novembe

mark matthews is in tampa covering the convention for us. mark? >> chris christie is the keynote speaker tonight, but he delivered. it was ann romney's speech that got the biggest reaction here at the forum. app romney took the stage -- ann romney took the stage saying she didn't want to talk about politics, but about the love. >> i want to talk about the love for a man i had at a dance. >> the son of a governor was determined to be successful. >> i can tell you mitt romney was not handed success. he built it. >> she called women the best of america. >> i love you women. >> downplaying her own wealth, she talked about the economy and how it has made life harder. >> it is the little things that pile up to be big things. the big things, the good jobs and chance at college and the home you want to buy get harder. everything has become harder. >> ending by saying, you can trust mitt. >> he will take us to a better place just as he took me home safely from that dance. give him that chance. give america that chance. >> with this mitt romney came on stag

abc7 news reporter art matthews is in tampa for the convention and has details.ted the nomination saying he and mitt romney are ready. >> after four years of getting the run around, america needs a turn around a and demand for the job as governor mitt romney. >> ryan has been attacked for his plan to turn medicare into a voucher program for those under 55. tonight he was heckled by two code pink protesters, and he pushed back. >> it will strengthen medicare from my mom's generation and for my generation and for my kids and yours. >> he says he is not only ready for the debate, but ready for the battle. >> they have no answer to this simple reality. to stop we need to stop spending money we don't have. it is really simple. it is not that hard. >> reporter: for supporters who president whatted him to share his personal story he did a little. talking about how his father died when he was a teenager and his mom started a small business. >> it made our family proud. to this day my mom is my role model. >> reporter: ryan says the choice this november comes to limiting

he spent weeks recovering in the hospital, now his friends want to help the matthews family. they planned a car wash fundraiser. it's happening tomorrow at 1908 bel aire road in falston, right where matthews auto shop used to be. you can get your car all cleaned up beginning at 10:00 in the morning. >>> federal aid is on the way to maryland. hundreds of thousands of people went without power for a week. so president obama has issued a disaster declaration. this happened yesterday. it basically gives help to the state and local recovery efforts. that money is being made available to calvert, charles, kent, montgomery and st. maries county as well as baltimore city. >>> time for a check on our weather. we all remember those storms and i think anytime a storm hits, lip et, we keep a close eye on our house, hoping our power stays. >> we do have a chance for more scattered showers to pop up today. satellite and radar picking up on widely scattered showers moving in across kentucky right now, also diving down across the tennessee valley. we're going to do some showers and storms of

up next live from tampa, it's msnbc's own chris matthews.ere with his take on the rnc and a preview of his upcoming special on president obama which airs tomorrow night. plus, tropical storm isaac is still dumping water across the gulf coast. you're watching a special edition live from tampa, florida. we'll be right back. look, it's no-tie matthews. you do this every morning? it's the only way to get fresh coffee. not in my house! this new flavor lock pack from maxwell house helps seal in freshness. wow! that is fresh! am i still yelling? [ male announcer ] maxwell house flavor lock. always good to the last drop. like a squirrel stashes nuts, you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec® liquid gels. nothing starts working faster than zyrtec® at relieving your allergy symptoms for 24 hours. zyrtec®. love the air. you won't just find us online, you'll also find us in person, with dedicated support teams at over 500 branches nationwide. so when you call or visit, you can ask for a name you know. because personal service starts with a real

mark matthews is in tampa covering the convention for us. mark?keynote speaker tonight, but he delivered. it was ann romney's speech that got the biggest reaction here at the forum. app romney took the stage -- ann romney took the stage saying she didn't want to talk about politics, but about the love. >> i want to talk about the love for a man i had at a dance. >> the son of a governor was determined to be successful. >> i can tell you mitt romney was not handed success. he built it. >> she called women the best of america. >> i love you women. >> downplaying her own wealth, she talked about the economy and how it has made life harder. >> it is the little things that pile up to be big things. the big things, the good jobs and chance at college and the home you want to buy get harder. everything has become harder. >> ending by saying, you can trust mitt. >> he will take us toplace justr place just as he took me home safely from that dance. give him that chance. give america that chance. >> with this mitt romney came on stage and embraced his wife.

scoring throws by matthew stafford.t coming to, naturally, his number one man in this detroit offense, calvin johnson. and let's check in downstairs with laura okmin. >> laura: calvin, you've been talking all week finding the rhythm, five catches and 111 yards and a touchdown. are you good with that rhythm tonight? >> it's not too bad. good thing we got good things going in the second quarter. just takes a little spark and we going to be smooth on the offense. all it takes and we got a couple of touchdowns by the receiving corps and keep that up. >> laura: yours was the play of the game. one of the things that matthew said is the toughest thing about you was learning that one guy on you, two guys on you, that doesn't mean you're covered. so i'm wondering when are you not open? >> whenever he doesn't throw the ball to me. i feel like i'm always opened. a receiver mindset you got to have. >> laura: is there anybody when you look at other wide receivers around the league and say i wish i could do that? because they are all

matthews suffered serious injuries including a broken leg and this. people were able to get the car clean. >> i hope to get back into the auto detailing again, you know, as soon as i am able to walk i got other places i can go to work until i get my shop back. >> all the money raised will go towards matthews' recovery. >>> women happened helped out for the habitat for humanity who hosted a women's build day and 30 women turned out to help. this happened in northeast baltimore yesterday. habitat owners put in sweat equity hours before taking over the mortgages. >> to be in the house where i probably painted a wall or even helped put a wall up is priceless. you can't put a price tag on that. >> it demonstrates the power of women. their dedication can make anything happen. >> habitat for eu manity makes -- humanity makes itpossible for those who don't qualify for conventional loans to be a homeowner. >>> some thought it was crazy we would ever be able to go to the moon. what scientists were able to do that has many thinking a new defendant nation -- dest

. >> matthew usually returns to prison for petty crimes.ory of committing more serious offenses behind bars. >> he's capable of a lot of violence in custody in the prison system. and in fact, he hasn't been in a general population setting since i think maybe 2003. and that's because he keeps getting in trouble. he batters the officers. he's resistant, uses alcohol in custody. ♪ >> whoops. that didn't work. >> good, how are you? >> good. >> this is institution classification committee. this is for administrative segregation inmates and this is a due process issue where we bring them in, review why they're in ad seg and you know, go over the issues of why they're locked up in ad seg and what they can expect from here. >> cdc number. >> matthew national, 245854. >> sir, warden ayres. >> referred to our csr for transfer and approved and you were retained. you have done your shoe related time. therefore, the recommendation is to release you to the rcgp. okay. do you have any problems with being released? >> yes, i got a problem to gp because i'm

six days after he sent that letter, matthew lee was downsized, let go after 14 years.utives couldn't ignore the letter, and asked their accountants from ernst and young to interview matthew lee. >> valukas: and in those interviews-- we have the notes, which are part of the report-- he says very specifically $50 billion, repo transactions, moving money off the balance sheet at quarter end. so our conclusion was ernst and young certainly knew it as of that time, and did nothing with it. >> kroft: valukas says ernst and young was legally bound to make sure that lehman's audit committee and its board of directors knew about lee's allegations of the unethical and unlawful accounting practices. but they never did. did the audit committee know? >> valukas: no. >> kroft: did the board of directors know? >> valukas: no. >> kroft: did dick fuld know? >> valukas: did dick fuld know? well, he says no. >> kroft: the only place lehman's c.e.o., richard fuld, has publicly answered questions about his firm's bankruptcy has been in front of congress. >> richard fuld: i have absolutely

it kicks off at 7:00 eastern with chris matthews and rachel maddow.one of our cards there's a date. a reminder... that before this date, we have to exceed expectations. we have to find new ways to help make life easier, more convenient and more rewarding. it's the reason why we don't have costumers. we have members. american express. welcome in. o mancelar aarmeanla u obo oume tu. sueaine p psof d and -o mio wiy psof d i whi and [ ]wihe ou'lesir r . pa.o us n wiy psof d verai alsollst and [ ]wihe ou'lesir r . thdeon dd aame t t us n anl soe. w trleon po lrnrinemrarsrp izg eo anl soe. w heov d hoa oft qu yode >>> we as women have figured it out, because guess what, we do know how to do the math, and this is why so many of the women in this nation have got to figure out am i going to go in that voting booth and vote for my children's future. >> ann romney this morning, the morning after, trying to build on the momentum from a convention night that was full of rising gop stars, but also raised a few questions. joining me now, chris cillizza, msnbc contri

. >> matthew, did you treat patients? say 17-year-old matthew masqueraded as a professional until he got caught. in this video he tells investigator he's administered cpr to a patient after a real doctor left the room. he said can you take over cpr? i started doing cpr on her for a minute, two minutes. he left got medications came back in. there was nobody else in there and i am not going to let her die. >> reporter: wearing scrubs and a lab coat he kept going back for days. >> it becomes like an addiction. the rush is so high when they get away with it that they want that feeling. >> reporter: again. >> again and again. >> reporter: so it was for frank abignail, the inspiration behind "catch me if you can" impersonating a doctor he wrote on patients' charts. a real pilot handed him control of the plane during a commercial flight. >> the pilot uniform made me feel good. gave me respect. people looked at me differently and made me believe i was somebody. allowed me to, of course, meet women. >> reporter: how do impostors g

depend, the proceeds will go to keith matthews and his recovery. >>> when was the last time you heard getting a pay raise. for a lot of us it's been a while. according to consulting firm mercer, the majority of companies do plan to give a 3% pay raise next year. not going to be across the board. mercer says executive level employees and top performers will likely benefit the most. >>> the next time someone walks in to michael phelps' home, they may be blinded by all the sparkle and all the bling from his olympic gold medals. phelps won his 16th career gold medal last night in london which was, of course, individual gold of the london games. he won the individual medley beating rival ryan lochte and proak the record of all-time olympic medals, capturing his 19th earlier this week. it is inspiring his training partners at the north aquatic club here in baltimore. >> i was watching and i was literally just jumping up and down when i was watching it. i was so excited for him. and it's really amazing that he was able to accomplish all this and it's fantastic and i'm so excited for him. it'

matthew dowd, we're going to see a lot more of that in the next 69 days. >> absolutely. i think what we're looking for is basically two things to go forward. we need more energy. i think they need to take a brush fire tonight and build it into a bonfire on behalf of mitt romney, by the time tomorrow night. and the other thing i think paul ryan needs to do is make a broad argument about what their philosophy of governing is and tie fiscal issues and the budget to the economy. i think he has to tie those things, entitlements he's been talking about, to a broader argument about the philosophy of government and the economy. >> what about that, george will, medicare, our polling has shown 2 to 1, people say they do not want to change the medicare system, however much you reform it, they don't want to change it. will he address it tonight? should he? >> well, he comes in with the knowledge that the "washington post"/abc poll today shows a three-point advantage for the romney/ryan ticket on handling medicare. he also knows that he has the challenge of communicating basic facts

matthew qualified for the race. we spoke to him after his race. he says competing in london is overwhelming. >> if it has been great. i hear former olympians talk about how it is life-changing. it really has been incredible. >> we wish him all of the lock in the world. kai reed spoke with his friends and family before they left for london, and matthews mom was so confident she bought her tickets two years ago. you can see how matthew prepared for the olympics-wbaltv.com -- on wbaltv.com. member reform -- memory foam or pillow talk? the better business bureau is coming up next what you need to know before you purchase the mattress pad >> theater -- mattress. >> 1 special maryland resident was born, and we will have her story as she celebrates a birthday. >> we are keeping our eye on the tropics. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> now, your insta-weather- plus forecast with meteorologist eight summary. >> we have a live look at ocean city. it is 81 degrees. 79

matthew, you have lived and worked in russia for many years and you are the correspondent there, and you have been to the city. tell us what they found in the bu bunker, and who found it and who is behind it all? >> well, that is right. it is one of the bizarre sects that you do sometimes quite often actually see sort of cropping up in russia in that sort of vast country. this sect, particularly reclusive though, it seems that according to the police, the people inside what is described as catacomb-type cells may have been there for over a decade, and we are talking about 38 adults and 27 children. those children according to the authorities never went to school. they have never went outside of the compound and some of them never even saw the light of day, and that is how extreme this sect was, and islamist sect in this case, but it is not just islamist sects that tend towards this kind of isolationism in russia. there are others that are very similar from the christian community as well. but it is remarkable that four leaders of this sect now have been taken into custody, including

about all that is happening with the marines have done for our country. >>> in memory of captain matthew manoukian has prompted an outpouring of love and checks to establish a scholarship at st. francis high school don knapp cbs 5 >>> in new york as somber day for a marine killed in afghanistan funeral services for 21 year-old lance corporal gregory buckley jr. in long island it was killed this and they is capt. a new key and when an afghan police officer opened fire at a marine gym. he was scheduled to be home this week on leave defense secretary leon panetta working with the afghan president on the insider attacks panetta called on the karzeid and encouraged him to work with u.s. commanders to ensure rigorous beddings of afghan recruits american and allied troops working with the afghan army in preparation for the transition to complete afghan security control by 2014. efforts to help veterans returning from more picked up in the wake of record number of suicides. one bay area lawmaker organized an event to give that's what they need edison will stop lisa washington on what is needed.

more locations in the bay area including oakland where mark matthews joins us live. >> reporter: we are outside st. elizabeth high in the fruitvale neighborhood of oakland. this school, this part of town, a center for the latino community in oakland this morning, more than 100 showed up at the high school. most of them young people between the ages of 15 and 30, hoping to apply for the deferred act program. the president could not get his dream act through congress. in june he started just by a memo this deferred action program. these young people hopeing to be accepted into the program which would give them a work permit and allow them to stay in the country without fear of deportation at least two years at a time. congresswoman lee told them, this is the first step. >> congress still needs to act. we need to pass a comprehensive immigration reform that addresses our 21st century economic and security needs. >> reporter: also speak together audience, 18-year-old lila molina from pleasanton. her parents smuggled her across the border when she was three. she tells me this chance will mea

this is the man police are looking for. 26-year-old matthew john.y he would still be in jail but was released early signed by a governor since last year. >> his criteria did not fit the charges to stay in prison. >> he was seen run from the scene and they say matthew and steven have gang ties. >>> and they show emergency room are in critical company. it adds 92% are affected where others are send to the hospital because the er is too busy to take in other peytonsment and they say city patients are the most overcrowded. >> if we had say it is the public good then we need to finance it that way. >> most community including patient flow and it is on average on diversion of four hours a day. >>> they will vote to approve sales tax increases. they will decide on a quarter cent tax increase and voters will decide on 1 / 8th sales tax increase and that will last 10 years. >>> muni's back toward policy is working out and it could be a circus outside the circus. the issue they planned on voting on tonight. . >>> happening now, a car fire was quickly put out.

was that matthew mcconaughey and shirley mclane? is that -- >> matthew has his shirt on -- just saying. go ahead. >> you know, matthew mcconaughey has left his shirt on in the past couple of movies and i'm not even angry about him because he's so darn good. >> cool! >> there's so much to love in this movie and jack black is spectacular. reach art link letter directed it and it's a great mix of re-enactment versus actual documentary and the best part about bernie is that people telling this real-life story are the actual people in texas. i'm from texas, and let me tell you that we love to gossip, y'all, and so this is the best movie. it is so much fun and jack black is as good as you have never seen him and mcconaughey lives in texas, so there is another texan connection. fresh or rotten on your meter? >> so fresh. this movie is so fresh it is at 91% which means everyone has to see it not only for the great performances by the actors, but by matthew mcconaughey's real-life mom and he gets his personality from somewhere. >> of this th

matthew ma -- was shot and killed during combat operations. we're live in mountain view. >> this memorial service continues here at st. francis oomph it's been going now for three hours. it should include a full honor guard service, which should include as well a military aircraft flyover. this is where matthew graduated from high school in 2001 and then went on to join the ma screens his latest assignment as a marine captain was training afghani soldiers. hundreds 0 of people packed into the auditorium. i was allowed to watch some of the ceremony. a marine general talk about the kind of work the captain was doing. he had served four tours, two in iraq, two in afghanistan, but his youngest brother, marty, provided some of the more touching and lighter moments, the humorous recollections of his older brother. we talked to his father, shortly after this son was killed this month. he said it was at the hands of someone his son thought was an afghan y security first member. the afghan asked for a meeting and then opened fire, killing him and two o