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>> 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,e 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 where member morization and oral transmission was -- m

. >> dave matthews. >> i sweat a lot. that's the only reason i can't bring sexy back. >> "this week in unnecessary censorship." >> the reason that i'm in this race is to [ bleep ] people. >> and music from dave matthews band. >> i put it "when you need it it don't seem >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- terry bradshaw. dave matthews. and music from dave matthews band. with cleto and the cletones. and now, just relax. here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome, everyone. thank you very much for coming. well, that's -- that's very nice. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching. thank you for making a long and harrowing journey to be here with us this evening. [ applause ] well, i'm glad you're in a good mood. you're here on a good night. first of all, the human hurricane known as terry bradshaw is with us here tonight. [ applause ] for those who don't know, terry and i used to work together at fox sports. he didn't like me very much.

and so i decided to do an imitation of matthew imitating gene, and i didn't tell matthew i was gonna do it just to get a rise out of him. but it worked. that was my first choice, and it worked and wound up being in the movie. >> narrator: in the office, they were just getting started. >> we had done everything that was in the script. and then john said, "okay, now let's just have some going back and forth between the outer office and the inner office." >> he had no problem letting us improvise a little bit within that structure, because it was pretty strong. >> and jeffrey is a very script guy. i mean, you know, he was "amadeus" and all of that stuff and broadway. so he's just used to doing the script. and there wasn't anything there for him to look at. and his eyes got really wide. he said, "what are we going to do?" >> edie and i had the best fun on this. >> there's an actual improve game. i look like i'm helping you, but i'm really hindering you. so i said, "in whatever direction i'm going, you go in the opposite direction. >> that was entirely her doing. that was great. >> all of

abc news political reporter mark matthews is in shark let. charlotte. and the uc davis pepper spraying incident. students and the university come to terms. and a warning about three women and the devious techniques they use to rip off their victims. stay with us. abc news at 11 >>> and now to the democratic national convention. first lady michelle obama told the nation a perm story of family and -- personal story and one of her husband's dedication. it was the dnc's opening night and mark matthews has the story now from the convention arena in charlotte, north carolina. >> in her speech tonight, michelle obama had the opportunity to define the president in her own terms. >> he was still the guy who picked me up for our dates in a car that was so rusted out i could actually see the pavement going by in a hole in the passenger side door. >> she said before the decision about running for the white house she was worried it would change them. >> i had seen firsthand that being president doesn't change who you are. no, it reveals who you are. >> michelle obam

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abc news political reporter mark matthews is in shark let. charlotte.dent. students and the university come to terms. and a warning about three women and the devious techniques they use to rip off their victims. stay with us. abc ne >>> and now to the democratic national convention. first lady michelle obama told the nation a perm story of family and -- personal story and one of her husband's dedication. it was the dnc's opening night and mark matthews has the story now from the convention arena in charlotte, north carolina. >> in her speech tonight, michelle obama had the opportunity to define the president in her own terms. >> he was still the guy who picked me up for our dates in a car that was so rusted out i could actually see the pavement going by in a hole in the passenger side door. >> she said before the decision about running for the white house she was worried it would change them. >> i had seen firsthand that being president doesn't change who you are. no, it reveals who you are. >> michelle obama said her husband refused to listen to those

i do think that what you saw chris matthews do is what chris matthews does.n "hardball," a few times. he yells, interrupts, he pushes you really hard questions. chris matthews is not a polite interviewer that asks you once and you get away with it. i and i would say if -- and i would say that if you think the rnc chairman is foreignizing, as you put it, what are you supposed to do? not call him out on it? >> you're supposed to let him answer the question. you're supposed to make your point and then let the man answer the question. now -- >> but not if you're doing chris matthews style, which is what o'reilly doesn't want -- i've been on with happnnity -- >> fox has real news people reporting. msnbc has these people anchoring the coverage. there's a difference. msnbc has bret baier and fair news people. they put out chris matthews as their news person? >> first of all, this wasn't anchoring -- this of not anchoring right now -- >> he is anchoring later on -- >> this is not brzezinski -- did he do it during the anchoring? >> no, the same thing. he has diminishe

the studies are underway but matthew says it that the parks go beyond the physical high of just being able to walk again. for the moment it is a moment he killingall low the feeling he cd only get to from here. it's a dream that maybe within reach. exobiology this was to streamline the robot into a comparable high tech pants that could be bought, sold and worn anywhere. >>> you can walk again, just to play >>>differently >>> whayou are taking a live lok at the golden gate bridge. you could see plenty of log at 711 this morning. temperatures in the '50s. temperatures will get into the low 90's at it for the ice. highs. >>> will be dry on the rai radar. we will seek a change in the temperature as the onshore flow increases and decreases. in downtown la pieta, are wine and music festival today and tomorrow. low to mid '80s pork the highs. it was gorgeous weather. tonight it will be chilly, but it will be nice. mainly dry and clear. here is here a satellite radar review. chances are if you are in the north bay or anywhere in december cisco, you are dealing with cloud cover. our weather is

matthew garvey. boy aid gatton and into my father i feel you with me every day.paul matthew fury you are missed every day your smile is with us always and forever. i love you. peter day. terence is on a. paul hamilton. paul geiz stephen paul gellar. steve then it genevieve in. when did george. suzanne gerradi. dennis germain. maria gertzberg. james gyer vincent giamona. james andrew garber sen. craig gibson. run geis. and my brother your spirit lives on we miss you and we love you. please give mama hug for may. >> and my brother thomas fisher. i the view daddy. you will always be in my heart. >> andrew gilbert. paul gilbert. market dials ronald bill again. war of gilly. donna giordano. jon giordano. jeffrey giordano. salvatore dieto. diane gladstone. keith class go. thomas r. when. edward glazer. barry glick. jeremy gluck. steven glick. steven nnzo. and my sister-in-law christine of landry we miss you and love you everyday. you are always in our hard. >> and my nephew we love you and miss you. as you know, you are my angel. and you must rest in peace. we love fie

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's parents will present impact statements at the sentencing. his moment says she is not concerned with the time, instead she wants to make sure that community service is included so that they can work of people in need and take responsibility for what he did. >>> hundreds of police officers from around the region paid their respects to a baltimore city police officer who died in the line of duty. services for officer forest diante was held. officer taylor spent 17 years with the department and injured in a car accident and died last week from his injuries. his colleagues say officer taylor was committed to this city. >> he was on the front line of the crime fight. he worked on the task force and home side opts and several different patrol districts. in terms of his experience, he interacted with officers. towards the end of his career, he became a mentor. prior to his death, he was getting moved up to the police academy where he was going to help others. >>> officer dino tayler was buried in annapolis. survived by his wife and two young childre

he just walked in matthew, we weren't sure about this, but oh, my gosh have you got a hit! good. >> it's a home run. the timing is crazy. >> your comic timing is -- everybody is so well cast and you feel for each person so much. >> matthew will tell you all about this. you will love it. there was this amazing 5-year-old kid. often you hear about people filled with talent. >> prodigies. >> produ >>. >> product gis. this 5-year-old is beyond. to infinity and beyond. just watch. it's in chinese, but you will figure it out. [speaking foreign language] ♪ ♪ >> he must be almost 6. come on. >> if you didn't get -- >> aren't you glad you were never burdened with genius? >> this is so much easier than that. >> yes, it is. what is this, by the way? >> i think it's pomegranate. >> chanel 75 in honor of fashion week. champagne, passion fruit vodka. >> no wonder. that is so good. healthy. it has lemon and peach juice. andy murray. what a year he is having. >> it's his turn. he has been one of the guys who always came in second or third. he did great at the olympics and now here at the u

. >> cris: what was that out of matthew stafford?: then he goes for a san francisco touchdown. ♪ the nfl rocks on nbc >> al: start of the third quarter. 49ers on top of the lions 14-6. you can follow your favorite team all season long. go to itunes.com/nfl. al michaels and cris collinsworth and michele tafoya at candlestick park. you look at the golden gate bridge and the home of the 49ers since 1971. but not for much longer as they will move down the peninsula in 2014. numbers through the first 30 minutes of competition. 49ers 2-1 on the ground. passing yardage even. each team with one turnover. >> cris: you have to remember the detroit lions and matthew stafford passed for over 5,000 yards a season ago and to see 67 yards in a half, that means they are playing in jim harbaugh/san francisco 49er kind of football. somehow, the lions have to get it into lion football, you know? i know they are being patient, they want to get some catch and runs, but, at some point, maybe you take a deep shot against these safeties and just give calvin

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. >>> cube overcome with grief when he describes his 8 year-old nephew matthew prayed the third grader that last night while playing on his motorized pocket by class that it prayeby a pick the accident has residence questioning the safety of their streets. >>> i see kids just passing up the street up there. i'm just like something is going to happen >>> maybe they should slow down, maybe they should watch their kids the low bit more, maybe they should take their kids to a nearby park instead of letting them play in the streets. >>> there was no indication of drug or alcohol use in this accident. this neighborhood is full of kids and the family tells me they do not want anyone else to experience the pain they are feeling. in san jose, i'm with cbs five parad. they took my person to the hospital with minor reentries. staffing shortage, and cheap colored says its at its los low will add more than a decade. as a result police are forced to work overtime and patrols are consolidated. protests coming from a long territorial disputes in a just read to san francisco. the chinese are upset that

matthew buford is dead. >> no one will ever know for sure if he could have been saved. couples says he doesn't blame 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, bu

stoller and matthew from what i understand this group which is called the residential mortgage backed securities working group didn't even have a working space for at least three months no office to work out of to take on these criminals the website for the group didn't launch until may what is the deal here well it's not a group it's it's a series of press releases so it's not an actual group that's doing work even though this is something announced by the president to try to do some major things . yeah that's right i mean in two thousand and nine there was a whole series of sort of committees of different at different agencies to look into various aspects of financial fraud but these committees are made up of people from different agencies and you know they're not they're not independent they're just groups of people who meet occasionally and this was a new one that was announced earlier this year i guess about eight months ago at this point and it wasn't you know they presented it as a new group of people with substantial resources in fact it didn't have office space and they just

hi, i'm chris matthews, welcome to our 10th anniversary show. the "washington post" bob woodward, the bbc's katty kay, nbc's kelly o'donnell, and "time"'s joe klein. first up on this 10th anniversary show, mitt romney's losing weeks has conservatives panicked. they might lose to the president who was vulnerable, but this could trim conservative sales. could they keep stone walling the president as the country gets closer to that fiscal cliff? the stone walling did unite republicans until now. bob woodward's new book, "the price of politics" quotes the president, there were very prominent republicans in the caucus who told me to my face that the view in the caucus was getting a deal with me would ensure my re-election. bob woodward, it's great to have you on. congratulations on your big new book, "the price of politics." is it true that the brand depended on fighting him to the last man like british style discipline, can they keep it up if they lose the election? >> there are scenes in the book where eric cantor, the majority leader who is much m

mark is also tweeting@matthews abc7. coverage continues tonight. >> missing out on interesting weather. >> interesting weather, thunderstorms possible? >>> yes. -- i'm sorry rhetorical? no. good morning live doppler, we talked about it yesterday starting to show up let's zoom to around monterey bay you can see off carmel by the the sea, thunderstorm lightning out of this storm over the last minute or so 21 miles from santa cruz moving northeast could be in your neighborhoods in 45 minutes. an hour and a half if it holds climbing over the mountains and spilling into the is valley, 49 miles from san jose an hour and half from you if it holds to the. today main -- if it hold together. today mainly cloudy, thunderstorms going to be random, brief, they could pop up anywhere at any time. most of us won't have to worry about them something we done get this time of year often. another chance tomorrow looks like temperatures will be close to averages for friday and saturday. here's sue hall. >>> good morning. good start so far fo

archaeologist peter matthews. matthews: we can now read this entire inscription. it begins over here with the date, the verb of which is recorded here, saying literally, "he was born." it then moves directly into another date, and these numbers here represent 4 followed by the glyph for a 20-year period here. so 4 times 20 years, or roughly 80 years between those two dates. then we get a glyph here giving the event of the second date, he died. and then the name of the person who both was born and died, the great son, pacal, shown here by a shield sign, which is read "pacal" in mayan. finally, to end this first passage, we get "the holy lord of palenque," indicating that he was the king of palenque. keach: a king at the age of 12, pacal left a wealth of inscriptions that traces his lineage back six generations. his sons carried the lineage forward, to reveal a phenomenal record of a ruling maya dynasty. but the writing also revealed an abrupt and puzzling break in the dynastic succession. this is the palace, begun by pacal and continued by his sons, including kan x

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but for matthew stafford, they could never establish the run well enough to get the two safeties out in the middle of the field to give calvin johnson a chance. 49ers stayed in this defense all night. >> al: stafford is going to step up and gets sacked. he runs into smith. aldon smith is there after they book-ended him. he hit a step forward and aldon smith with 14 sacks last year as a rookie, he gets one here. >> cris: look at the distance. i'll race usain bolden if you give me a 30-yard head start. >> al: you will? >> cris: close? >> al: in what? a 50-yard race? >> cris: yeah. >> al: second and 15. incomplete. over the middle. intended for kevin smith. third and a mile upcoming. >> cris: this is what this 49ers defense does to you. they frustrate you. their ability to play the run. it all ties together. their ability to play the run basically in one-on-one blocking situations. without the extra guy down in the box that you hear about is the difference. it allows them to play guys deep the entire game and not give up big plays. the packers got a taste of it last week. >> al: it's ca

you can see him alongside a very scary matthew mcconaughey in the new movie "killer joe," playing in select cities now. please say hello to thomas haden church. [ cheers and applause ]

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, and i have planned the matthews family unn.lf it's a lot of hugging, kissing. my, you've grown. i haven't seen you in years. you're thinner. you're not so thin. we have over 200 members of the matthews family here this weekend. we have from 0 to 84. it's loud. it's boisterous. it's exciting, jubilant, and it's a good time. e first family reunion was in 1975 in cedar lake.'7 0s. everybody had afros. we started to hold reunions because it was a feeling we only got together funerals and sad ocons. it was an opportunity to get together and celebrate eac other at a hpy time. it's very important to us as african-american families we stay connected. i really think it goes back to slavery, because we re scattered and we became a cohesive family. we did not want to lose that connection. we traveled py to be here. >> every year there's a t-shirt that will have the thethe me of this year's reunion was returning home to our roots. we came back decatur where our family started. >> the old-fashioned w. >> i took the greyhound bus. >> it was

since the house last met -- lieutenant andrew chesterman of 3rd battalion the rifles, lance corporal matthew smith of 26 engineer regiment and guardsman jamie shadrake of 1st battalion the grenadier guards. we send our deepest condolences to their colleagues, friends and loved ones. their courageous and selfless service to our country will never be forgotten. before listing my engagements, i would like to say on behalf of the government, and i hope the whole house, a word about the huge success this summer of the olympic and paralympic games. i want to send all our congratulations on the superb performance of britain's athletes and paralympians. i want to say a huge thank you to the volunteers who put such a smiling face on the games and a large well done to all the organisers. i think that they made the entire country proud and, as they promised, they have indeed inspired a generation.

chris matthews? >> certainly made the connection, don't you think? i mean, so much of tonight was interactive. it was between her and that audience in the room. i thought the camera work was so important watching this on television. you saw on the faces of men and women, black and white, all different backgrounds, the connection. she was with people. the emotional connection, telling the story of her love affair with her husband. with her life of getting ahead. but there was one big difference than four years ago which just came through in the earlier speeches tonight. it was hope and change, yes, hope and change but not hope and change imaginally overnight. but hope through work and patience and time and effort and then change. i think it was a much more mature look at their own lives as they got there. i'll tell you, i assume most americans watching tonight who have been lucky in this country, have gotten close to the american dream, have done it the way they did it.

matthew van dyye ... cares so deeply. paul-- van ddke is a filmmaker in the middle east.he made several friends in libya.the u-m-b-c grad returned there last year tt help them in their revolution. he was captured by moammar gaddafi's forces and spent nearly six months in libyan prison.as you ighh imaaine, he has kept close eye on the middle east-- especially libya-- this week.van dyke says he has seen this controversial movie denigrating the prrphee mohammed.he calls it 'trivial' and 'amatuerish', but is not surprised it has angered so many.vvn dyke ays the libyan people as a whole love the u-s. matthew van dyke, libyan freedom fighter: 14.32 "you're talking a country of several million people and these were p0 guys--50 at the most--who attacked, you know, a few pickup trucks of llnatics." van dyke is headed back to the region in the coming weeks.he went on to say he was shocked the embassy was breached so easily.in his ime in a libyan prison, his mother worked with the state department to try to free him.however, she nev

political reporter mark matthews has the speech and reaction from charlotte from the biggest names inifornia politics. >> tonight president clinton said the republican argument against the president is pretty simple. >> it it went something like this, we left him a total mess. he hadn't cleaned it up fast enough so put him back in. >> they say the agenda of congress is clear jie. their number one priority was not to put america back to work. it was to put the president out of work. we simply cannot afford to give the reins of government to someone who will double down on trickle down. >> he accused paul ryan of attacking the president's medicare spending plan that mirrored ryan's own proposal. >> you have to give him one thing, it takes brass for a guy to attack a guy who did what you did. >> clinton painted the republican small government philosophy as winner take all and you are on your own. >> if you want a winner take all, you are on your own society, you should support the republican ticket. but if you want a country of shared opportunities and shared responsibility, we are all i

matthew van dyke is planning his next trip to the middle east.rotests)the filmmaker is keeping a close eye on libya this week from his home in baltimore.matthew van dyke, libyan freedom fighter: "this is where the problems in the world are occuring, and what happens there does affect us."the u-m-b-c grad helped his libyan frrends fight for freedom matthew van ddke, libyan freedom fighttr: "my friends needed help, so i went to help them overthrow the regime."he even spent nearly ix months in prison.which is whyywhen protests started popping up in egypt tuesday, he was concerned.matthew van dyke, libyan freedom fighter: "these things tend to spread. the arab world uses satellite something happen in one country, it tends to repeat protests spread to benghazi, libya.the u-s ambassador and 3 other diplomats werr killed. matthew van dyke, libyan freedom fighter: "you're talking a country of several million people and these were 20 guys--50 at the most--who attacked, you know, a few pickup trucks of lunatics."van dyke says security needs improved at emb

political reporter mark matthews has the speech and reaction from charlotte from the biggest names inlinton said the republican argument against the president is pretty simple. >> it it went something like this, we left him a total he hadn't cleaned it up fast enough so put him back in. >> they say the agenda of congress is clear jie. their number one priority was not to put america back to work. it was to put the president out of work. we simply cannot afford to give the reins of government to someone who will double down on trickle down. >> he accused paul ryan of attacking the president's medicaret's mirrored ryan's own proposal. >> you have to give him one thing, it takes brass for a guy to attack a guy who did what you did. >> clinton painted the republican small government you are on your own. take all >> if you want a winner take all, you are on your own society, you should support the republican ticket. but if you want a country of shared opportunities and shared responsibility, we are all in this together society, you should vote for barack obama and joe biden. >> i'm over th

you're mess, chris matthews. why does he need to be self-deprecating, michael? >> because he's in charge. the republicans are not in charge. chris is right. if he comes out with the normal conventional speech of platitudes, it's just not going to pass the smell test. the reality is that people who are proud of this president recognize the country isn't where we all wish it would be right now. that's what he has to say. >> let me play something from "morning joe." they were talking about how you score this game, the rnc versus the dnc. let me play their exchange and get your thoughts, chris. >> a home run is a home run. i would expect barack obama to step up and hit his home run tonight. it'll be judged as a home run. >> and if he does, i've got to say this will be remembered as one of the most successful conventions, if you judge it by what a party needs to do and whether they hit that mark. but boy, every day we get into this convention deeper -- >> they seem disjointed. >> the weaker republicans seemed in tampa. >> they do. >> so saying the republicans look we