matthew. matthew: sorry. it is hard to say. it depends. if they stay together, they have been doing well militarily. if they fall apart, it undermines the rest of the country. it does not help afghanistan. you have a bunch of insurgent factions in different places. no central authority. it is chaotic as ever and dangerous for ordinary people, whomever. on the point of the americans, i spoke to a fair amount of americans and i was told it was not until tuesday he was convinced omar was probably dead. they were not looking very hard. he may have been a wanted man, but when the afghan intelligence looked into this, they quickly found out not many people wanted to put effort into finding him. it was not like bin laden. there was no special cia team hunting him down. charlie: why was that? matthew: the americans had come to see him as a spiritual leader. they were worried about field commanders. one american general compared him to el cid, whose corpse was put on a horse after he was killed. why bother looking for this guy, who is not important

charlie: matthew? matthew: it seems he did.u look at it, the chief negotiator had been his secretary. that was 2012 when it started. the process stalled quickly. which goes to assume mullah omar was dissatisfied with how it went and americans were negotiating in bad faith. mullah omar, under his leadership, was adamant about not negotiating with cap -- with the afghan government. now they are. is that something most taliban support? we don't know. now that he is known to the -- known to be dead, will they support further negotiations with the afghan government? we don't know. there were talks that have been postponed. that raises questions. under what circumstances will the talk and to whom will they talk? charlie: what about their success on the ground in afghanistan today? matthew: the one thing is -- they have done so well in the last year or two that perhaps this has been a blessing for them. they really have made impressive gains in northern afghanistan and parts of egypt and southern afghanistan, they have given the afgha

a half hour from where teri matthews was discovered. >> when teri matthews' body was found and subsequentlyins on the same day, it was extremely shocking for our communities. it left a lot of people alarmed. a lot of people called in, frightened. >> reporter: blanche holley, teri matthews, and stephanie collins, three young women abducted, beaten and dumped, all within a 20-mile radius. could the murders be linked? police have no way of knowing and the investigation stalls. even a reward for information goes unclaimed. what is it like for the family, all of these months, and months, and nothing? >> you try to tuck the pain away, and deal with it a little bit at a time. because it's -- it's paralyzing. >> reporter: then, after four painful years, a break. a crimestoppers tipster puts detectives in touch with cheryl jo coby who has an incredible story about her ex-husband. his name -- oscar ray bolin. >> cheryl coby admitted being home one evening when mr. bolin walked in and threw a purse down in front of her and then she saw a drivers license of a female that was in the purse. he told her h

would that law have helped matthew. hand with his little guy? >> it should have but he didn't know about the law unfortunately. >> we want to thank you so much for your advice. my 9's are weird as well just like matthew's. i have to say that. if you have any sort of consumer question for stephanie, maybe she can help you out. go to abcnews.com/thefixer and she's already recovered $1.7 million for frustrated customers all across the united states. >> maybe she can help you fix your 9's. >> no help. >> coming up, rory mcilroy taking a swing at trick shots. coming up in "pop news" with the one and only -- what's your name again? sara haines. >> the unforgettable sara haines. hsummer savings events for great deals, like $5 to $20 off paint and primer, select stain and sealant, and resurfacers, plus 15% off special order windows and doors. don't miss out on summer's biggest savings at lowe's. >>mine hurt more.. >>mine stopped hurting faster! neosporin plus pain relief starts relieving pain faster and kills more types of infe

. >> jesse matthews was the back- to-school rapier's. assaults that we're aware of, they would all occur in september and october at the beginning of the school year. and at that time, the students are vulnerable yet to gel in to a support group to look out for them. >> reporter: the mother of morgan, who jesse matthew is also accused of kidnapping and murdering. today she's wearing the orange scarf because it was hannah graham's favorite color. the defense would try to get that judge to bar the wearing of any insignia to influence the jury. >> i don't have a flesh and blood daughter any longer. what i have are tokens. i'm reluctant to turn loose of them. >> reporter: the judge denied that the defense request to bar insignia during the pretrial hearing, but she would take the questions under advisements during the trial next summer. in charlottesville peggy fox

chris matthews what's going on?well lawrence i think there have been some winners already in the first hour. and some non-participants almost. who has done well? >> i think so far you have huckabee, who i think finished strong just now. he was a a little weak in the beginning. marco rubio, i think he's been very steady and grown in his presence. and even ted cruz ted cruz is sort of showed why he is good at this type of thing. he just very concise and to the point in his answering. how this translates tomorrow morning, we'll see. but they have put themselves in a good position. >> i think marco rubio has done really well has been smart, concise and strong. i think chris christie has done well in his responses on 9/11 and some of those issues. i think donald trump is reaching his audience. love him or hate him, he's reaching his base. i don't know how women are going to react. >> rough stuff. >> she asked him a tough question. >> she documented it too. >> if you call women fat pigs and slobs, dogs s that the way the

chris matthews, what's going on?well, lawrence, i think there have been some winners already in the first hour. and some non-participants almost. who has done well? >> i think so far you have huckabee, who i think finished strong just now. he was a a little weak in the beginning. marco rubio, i think he's been very steady and grown in his presence. and even ted cruz, ted cruz is sort of showed why he is good at this type of thing. he just very concise and to the point in his answering. how this translates tomorrow morning, we'll see. but they have put themselves in a good position. >> i think marco rubio has done really well, has been smart, concise and strong. i think chris christie has done well in his responses on 9/11 and some of those issues. i think donald trump is reaching his audience. love him or hate him, he's reaching his base. i don't know how women are going to react. >> rough stuff. >> she asked him a tough question. >> she documented it too. >> if you call women fat pigs and slobs, dogs s that the way

come home to a better network. >>> let's play "hardball." >> night after night, chris matthews pokesdid chamberlain do wrong? >> you're not going to box me in here, chris. >> probes. >> how many people in the congress of the united states, do you think are anti-american? >> and prods pundits and politicians. >> i wish i was over there where i could get a little closer up into your face. >> we like a good debate. it wouldn't be "hardball" without a fight. >> the show matthews created in 1997 has one clear mission. >> and my job is to document, to demonstrate, truth and untruth. >> even if that means making guests squirm. >> hold on. >> i'm giving you all the time you want, buddy. >> and creating some truly fascinating television confrontations along the way. >> you're watching "hardball." play some politics. >> may 15th, 2008. a heated presidential campaign between barack obama and john mccain. >> did president bush inject himself into the presidential campaign today in israel? >> krla radio talk show host, kevin james, is in the hot seat. and hot under the collar after this question

. >> reporter: matthew flores is a typical 12-year-old boy.y imagination. >> reporter: he also loves to read. >> i usually read the newspapers. >> reporter: and can get lost in what most of us consider junk mail. that's what matthew was doing when ron lynch saw him last week. >> young man was standing here reading junk mail. >> reporter: as lynch who works for the sandy post office delivered mail. >> asked me if i had any extra. >> reporter: limplg found out matthew reads newspapers because he doesn't have any books. >> i asked him about going to the library and he said he couldn't afford the bus pass. i started reading very very early age. >> reporter: it tugged at his heart strings. >> he didn't want electronics. this kid just wanted to read. >> reporter: so lynch posted a picture of matthew on facebook asking his friends to send the boys some books. but his plea went worldwide. >> i've heard from the u.k. from australia, from india. >> like 350 or more. >> reporter: people have already gone to matthew's home. >> they said, these are books f

. >> and now matthew, from the free beacon. hillary clinton's campaign said it is much ado about nothing. >> that is not true at all. they have said a lot not true. fbi investigation connected with an e-mail server in your house. if you are a political operative or candidate you better start worrying. this is a big one in furthering the narrative that hillary clinton is not trustworthy and that is in the polls. and a legal one. these laws against having classified information that is accessible to others have been enforced and rigorously by the obama administration. this is a problem for her politically and legally. >> matthew and shane, stick with us. we have a big republican debate coming up tomorrow night. we'll want your thoughts for the seven on stage and then the ten on the big one. that's next. just switch from denture paste to sea-bond denture adhesive seals. holds stronger than the leading paste all day... without the ooze. feel secure. be yourself. with stronger, clean sea-bond. i'm reworking the menu. mayo, corn dogs

i like matthew broderick. he's coming up. >> i love him. >> 30 years since "ferris beuller" - . >> i can quote most of the lines. >> big fan? >> huge fan. >> i can't wait the sea that. >> guess what. we had two great concerts this week. we have another one on friday. we love darrius rucker. she's bringing his brand of southern-style music to rockefeller plaza. if you're in town, stop by friday only on "today." i'm old enough, i remember hootie & the blowfish. >> absolutely. loved them. >> i love hisio voice. that will be good. tamron has a check of the top stories. >>> good morning. republican front-runner donald trump is offering no apologies after having a popular reporter thrown out of a news conference. nbc's national correspondent ter alexander joins us with >> reporter: good morning to you. this was quite oh confrontation. donald trump opening a new m ia feud taking on perhaps the most werful news man in spanish ilanguage tv, jorge ramos who tried to challenge the canada at that time on immigration poli

the couple was arrested yesterday and the son matthew died in february. in june the medical examiner ruled the death a homicide caused by dehydration, oral trauma and pneumonia. kimberly: stars and stripes over the u.s. embassy in cuba for the first time since relations were severed in 1961. next months and cuban officials will hold talk option full normalization of the diplomatic ties. jonathan: developing in china, a firefighter recovering from being trapped for two days following huge explosions. 50 people were killed in the blast. 17 of them firefighters. 19-year-old did survive under the rubble for 32 hours. when colleague found him. >> i think it's a strong will that helped him hold on. i could feel his strong inner power and we except pepping him up to tell him the ambulance was arriving. jonathan: right now the man is treated for the injuries to his face, chest and feet. rescue crews were cautiously moving forward because of the potentially dangerous chemicals at the site. chinese officials say the air is not contaminated. kimberly: today marks 70

please welcome back to the stage henry matthews, everybody. henry matthews.als. that kid is unbelievable. - he sure is. [cheers and applause] - i'll be singing knockin' on heaven's door by bob dylan. performing with me is jeremy walt. we'd like to dedicate this song to my father and all our fallen heroes. [jaunty rhythmic music] ♪ [energetic martial drumbeat] ♪ ♪ mama, take this badge off of me ♪ ♪ i can't use it anymore ♪ it's gettin' dark ♪ it's getting too dark for me to see ♪ ♪ and i feel like i'm knockin' on heaven's door ♪ ♪ oh, knock, knock, knockin' on heaven's door ♪ ♪ i'm knock, knock, knockin' on heaven's door ♪ ♪ oh, knock, knock, knockin' on heaven's door ♪ ♪ i'm knock, knock, knockin' on heaven's door ♪ - ♪ tears drop, knock on heaven's door ♪ ♪ angels carry heroes home from this manmade war ♪ ♪ some ask what it's all for ♪ and we still ain't sure ♪ all i know is that it's stone ♪ ♪ where this heart was pure ♪ a sense of purpose is worthless ♪ ♪ when you're six feet down ♪ maybe we did it all for country and crown ♪ ♪ or did we do it ♪ for the d

court documents say king had intent to kill, had conscious disregard and caused the death of matthew shlonsky, an innocent bystander caught in the crossfire when he got out of the taxi. the victim was shot in the chest. the bullet traveled through his lungs and heart. >> surae chinn is in the courtroom right now and she will report back on what happened as soon as things wrap up there. >>> the search for the guardians of this little young guy here is over. officers spotted the 2 or 3- year-old on benning road not far from blade understandsburg road in northeast around 4:30 -- bladensburg road in northeast around 4:30 this morning. he was wandering in his pjs and had a little bag. they found his mother and it's not clear why he was all alone and why his parents couldn't be found until 12 hours later. the case is now in the hands of child protective services. >>> another dismal day on wall street, the to being market taking a huge drop amid a -- the stock market taking a huge drop amid a worldwide selloff. the dow jones industrial average lost nearly 531 points. the s&p 500 dropped 65.

now the morning before he died little matthew's neck was so weak he could not hold his head up. at about 3:00 the next morning his parents heard him moaning in his bed. they finally decided to take him to the hospital, but an hour after arriving there little matthew was dead. prosecutors say that they waited months to file these charges because they wanted to be sure they had them exactly right. live in rockville bruce leshan, wusa9. >> the last moments of little matthew's life were just so devastating, bruce. the public defender has asked the judge to reduce the bail saying that those parents still have supervised visitation rights with their three other boys and that would keep them in the area pending trial, but the judge refused and kept the bail for them at nearly $1 million apiece. >>> a man accused of sextortion will serve 18 months in jail. mauricio cerrito rios was a former marine charged with illegal access to computers. investigators say he hacked into the e-mail, computers and facebook messages of about 100 women, stole compromising pictures of them and extorted them

matthew joins us live from denver. matthew, great to have you with us. >> thanks melissa. thanks for having me. >> was carl icahn the tipping point for you? >> that was part of it definitely. i think that the announcement from freeport mcmoran to cut capital costs and also reduce their copper supply costs by curtailing some of the higher cost production was just as much of an aspect of the decision to upgrade from a sell to a hold. and also increase our target price by $2 to 12. >> what do you think or what do you want carl icahn to do? it does seem that freeport was acknowledging some of the troubles it has facing it and therefore cut its capital spending and et cetera et cetera. what do you think carl's going to do? >> that's a great question. i think that what i see in the stock is really that for me this is as much a call option on the recovery, the long-term recovery in copper prices and oil prices. and i think that carl icahn can accelerate the right-sizing the balance sheet and really some corporate restructuring that might have to take place to get the company wher

what did you make of what you just heard from matthew perry? it sounds like we are likely to hit $30 oil before we get back up to $100 oil. stephen: we are absolutely out to make a break point -- yesterday's spot settled at a six year low. crude oil prices are trading at the lowest level since the debts of the great recession. the pullback in all industrial metals and oil is clearly a signal that something is not right in the global economy. from a demand standpoint, we have to keep in one, crude oil demand is a function of economic growth. is a clear to tell that something is not right. thexpressed concern was orwellian manipulation by beijing of the chinese stock market. that was a clear tail tail something is not right in that economy. now, the devaluation of the yuan confirms my view that something is wrong. devaluation, the the potential of an increase in the u.s. dollar -- if polls cannot support oil right now at $42, we will see an attack on the barrier and oil prices with a 30 handle at some point in the near future. mark: if we have ri

matthew: those are some tough questions. is that we do work and a lot of fairly difficult environments in which the governments are not necessarily receptive to the type of assistance we are able or would like to give them. terms how practical it usually works is ifes does have the weight of the donor community behind it so there is some support that comes from their and in many cases we would be able to do the work that we do without that kind of support. broadly speaking, when working in these situations, ifes tries to focus on what we cannot couple -- and can do -- what we can accomplish and what we can do. we are very much technical experts. work thatproach the we do from that perspective, it kind of -- we basically have international best practice that we can rely on. that serves as kind of an entry point to working with that might be skeptical of international assistance. -- orms of working -- encouraging the youth to be considered by government authorities -- it is a long the game. so i think the support that we can g

the defense attorneys said matthews ought to be able to attend the pre-trial hearings unshackled in his personal clothes so he can more fully participate in his defense. but the judge said no. matthew now charged with abducting and killing 18-year- old hannah graham. >>> a community in shock tonight gathering together trying to make sense of the death of their beloved school principal. students building a makeshift memorial to dr. michael doren who was found dead in his bethesda apartment wednesday morning less than two weeks before school was set to return. his students say this man was no ordinary principal. >> he could relate to every person. everybody had unique memories with him. >> the cause of death yet to be determined. >>> only on 9 tonight, a war veteran makes new progress one painful step at a time. amare williams left home in texas last month and he started walking to dc to demand for veterans affairs the help he's been denied for his ravaged body. with a ride here and there, he logged 1,500 miles in three weeks arriving here last friday. he went right to the va administrati

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>> jordan matthews is a breakout, but i love matthews, getting him late third round. fourth round would be awesome, and nelson aglar, on his team there, one is an outside guy, one is a slot guy. the number one receiver for philadelphia under kelly, maclan and jackson, both had the number one season of their career. number two receiver last year, matthews. he was really good. that's aglar this year. for the receivers who are overhyped? >> this is a tough one. i think bryant is going to be -- he is getting a lot of hype right now. >> reporter: he's going to be a top, probably 24 to 30 receiver, and you're starting most weeks, but i avoid those receivers, and that's the boom or bust type. one week he may have 120 yards and 2 touchdowns, and the next week a total dud. >> you can listen to adam aizer with his podcast on itunes. i will be subscribing definitely. >> thank you. >>> let's go win the league! >>> our thanks to adam for joining us for yesterday. stick around. we will be right back. >>> let's get a final look at the weather for the week it sounds like we should ke

chris matthews did it. here is a montage.s the race card nearly every day but he won't criticize his fellow host. watch this. >> up next, what did paul ryan mean when he blamed president obama's victory last month on the urban vote? you like that word? is he blowing the dog whistle again? this thing about getting rid of the work requirement for welfare it's dishonest. you are playing the ethnic card there. you keep saying chicago there, have you noticed? sends the message. helping the poor people in the bad neighborhoods, screwing us in the burbs. >> the goal is to erase not just obama from the history books but the idea that anybody of his background should think of being president. we can see what they're doing, believing they can't convert the african-american vote, have decided to slaughter it. same-day registration? are you kidding? that's like putting out a welcome mat for african-american voters. >> urban is racist if you say the term "urban." if you talk about a work requirement that too is a dog whistle and racism. d

nbc bay area's mark matthews was in the courtroom, and joins us from downtown fairfax where the womanpes to get back into the marijuana business. >> reporter: fairfax is one of the few cities that does not have a ban on marijuana dispensaries. we're just a couple blocks from where lynnette shaw opened her place back in 1997. six months after californians t use act. lynnette shaw and her entourage were all smiles as they walked out of federal court this morning. >> the questions of the judge asking the government's lawyer, they couldn't answer properly. so i think we have a good chance. >> reporter: the questions judge charles breyer had for the government centered around last december's appropriations bill. congress passed a law that forbid the justice department from using federal funds to stop states from implementing medical marijuana laws. >> as they say on the record of the floor, enough is enough of wasting federal funds. >> reporter: so 13 years after he granted the injunction that went all the way to the supreme court, judge bre+ is now considering shaw's request to allow her

little matthew died in february. the autopsy came back in june, but prosecutors say they waited until now to file murder and child abuse charges against his parents because they wanted to be sure they had those charges exactly right. outside the basement apartment in wheaton drink glasses by the barbecue, but not a single toy, not a trike, not a thing you might expect at a home where four little boys once lived. their parents are now facing as much as 3/4 of a century behind bars. neighbors devastated. >> it's hard to believe. >> reporter: that someone would hurt a child. >> would hurt a child like that, yes. >> it's beyond wrong. it's devastating, shocking. >> reporter: police say matthew's mother admitted he fell off the kitchen table three weeks before he died, that he fell off an office chair three days before he died, that she hit him the next day. the medical examiner says matthew's death was homicide by dehydration and pneumonia and he says his injuries and his severe dehydration is evidence of negligence. in

. >>> i'm mark matthews in san francisco, police headquarters..tq÷ shoot victim asking for help in finding the people responsible sosa. we'll have the story coming up. >>> then at 6:00, the south bay could soon have a new crime fighter. >> the refuse to the rescue. of we're hoping the bar damage trucks will help reduce the crime. >> the plan to turn your friendly neighborhood garbage collector into a watchdog for the police. that's new at 6:00. a pa fm aami inain..onit tr >>> a plea from a family in pain, tonight begging for help to find the killers of this woman they so loved. a mom of three young children. nbc bay area's mark matthews is at police headquarters where the family met with reporters today. and mark, it was so powerful to hear their daughter speak out about how she wants-e justice f her mom. >> reporter: yeah, and you'll hear her in just a moment. this shooting happened back in january. in the bay view &ñneighborhood. a running gun battle between the occupants of a black dodge pickup truck and a black suv. and maria sosa was in her

matthews has look great so far. business and you can tell because in his interviews helmet on, ready to go. >> it's been fun, you know, um, it's different than what i was used to, um, like i said everything a fast tempo really upbeat and you know from one station to another and just keep going until practice is over. >> i had a little smite smile on my face when he came here. i remember when he came out of college. i thought, you know, coming out of fresno i thought an outstanding running back and we certainly weren't in a position to draft him but i've always kind of appreciated what he is as a player. >> and through the grind light moment at camp. casey's cares foundation stopped by to watch the players practice take pictures and get autographs. foundation is a non-profit charity that up lifts and gives back to sick children and their families, nice moment to see the players give back and do something outside of the game. you see tim tebow and a bunch of other guys signing autographs beautiful thing right there. t

matthews. let me start with trump here, chris matthews. rope-a-dope.matthews. let me start with trump here, chris matthews. rope-a-dope. this was mild-mannered donald trump. clark kent, you called him -- >> comic book hero. >> this was clark kent, not superman. >> i think he'll win with proposals on taxes to help the working guy and then he'll wait for someone to attack him. the counterattack will be a lot more fun to watch. i think he will surprise people that way. >> kathleen, it seems as if he's almost setting people up. let others look unreasonable and crazy. oh, no, i'm just sitting here. >> oh, absolutely. he's created this impression so we're waiting for the debate. more people will probably tune into this more than in the past because they want to see donald trump do his thing. he's clearly not going to do it. he's been calming down, calming down along the way. he's going to try to be the grownup, i think, and let everybody else then become somewhat off-balance because he's not doing what he's expected. the american public will go, hmm. >> we've been ta

san jose police released it late last flignight showing the thre. 23-year-old matthew castillo, runs in with a gun, followed by 40-year-old richard jacquez a aiming aa tech .9. a third suspect armed with a ham or club killed that 38-year-old man thursday in that office park. police spokesman says that it because of this video the officers had to assume that jacquez was arm and dangerous monday night. still, family members and friends gathers at a vigil and

matthew started the fight by harassing the character. matthew insists that's not the case. >> spider man was harassing a lady and her child. he was telling her to give him tips. the lady said no. he yelled at the lady and i stepped in and said why do you want to do that to a female. do it to me. >> last time spider man was arrested after allegedly punching an officer. charges were later dropped. >>> moving on to a commuter alert. tunnel that carries the ac lines between brooklyn and manhattan will be shut down this weekend for repairs. this is only the first of 40 weekends that crews will be working on that line. "today in new york's" sheldon dutes is in brooklyn heights with what you need to know. >> reporter: kerr ir, good morning. the signs are already up on high street letting passengers know they have to plan another way around because of the closures. this is one more way that -- reminder, i should say, that people -- the effects of sandy. they will not be running between brooklyn and manhattan because of sandy-related work. the st

marshall matthew fog. thank you all for being here. >> thank you, reverend. >> i want to start with posts the shooter made to social media after the shooting. there's even video of the shooting itself from his perspective. have you ever heard of anything like this? >> well, reverend, first, i'd like to offer my deepest condolences to the family and friends of the victims of this tragic act. and no, it would seem that this individual has put this at a new level. it's interesting that his 23-page suicide note, manifesto, he talks about the virginia tech shooting, even the columbine shooting in 1999, almost idolizing them. but the fact that he would post this information and particularly videotape this attack brings it to an interesting and new level. almost seems as if he was trying to be a copycat, but at the same time, he was trying to achieve a new level of media awareness, if you will, for himself. >> clint, as a former profiler, what do these kinds of posts tell us about flanagan? >> well, we know this

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matthew castillo was shot by police after he pulled a gun on them on sunday night. he's on the left. jacquez was shot and killed a day later in the middle. the suspect video of the -- the third suspect is clear but again his face is concealed. now, though there is -- the video of the alleged killing, there's no official video of when police shot the suspect because the officers involved were not wearing body cameras. >> thanks for the latest trying to catch that suspect. >>> 6:34 now. this morning, police are also trying to figure out why someone cut off the arm of a notable statue on the stanford campus. new video of the angel of grief statue this morning. stanford police say vandals cut off the marble arm some time last week. the angel of grief is more than 100 years old first put up in 1901 to honor the loss of her brother. it's valued nearly at $20,000. >> this morning, yosemite dealing with a possible case of the plague. not biblical but a tourist from georgia who visited the national park has come down with plague-like symptom mz the centers for disease contro

s violent summer, a manhunt is underway for a suspect in the shootout that killed 23-year- old matthew shlonsky and just a short time ago wusa9's garrett haake spoke to the suspect's aunt who is begging her nephew to turn himself in. garrett is live tonight at d.c. police headquarters with the latest. what did she say, garrett? >> reporter: this is still very much an active manhunt. she said there are currently no negotiations going on that she is aware of for king to turn himself in. family members say if king can hear this message, he needs to turn himself in now. police kept close watch on marcus king's apartment building at the corner of eighth and r in northwest this afternoon just blocks from the scene of the murder he's now accused of committing. last night they searched a unit where king lives with his mother sources say, but king wasn't home. now mpd is asking the public to help them locate a man they are describing as armed and dangerous charged in the killing of 23-year-old matthew shlonsky. police believe the au grad was caught in the crossfire outside shaw metro saturday.

i'm mark matthews outside superior court in san francisco. we'll tell you how this case that has garnered national attention is wrapping up. >>> it feels like it's one of those once in a lifetime chances. >> he found a suitcase in the back of his late grandparents' closet. what he found in that suitcase changed his life. it's part of our bay area proud series. >>> then at 6:00 a bay area traffic nightmare that commuters will never forget. >> worst traffic gridlock i've seen. >> it was crazy. >> reporter: caltrans blames an accident but the mayor says the real problem is caltrans. the change she's demanding. that's new at 6:00. its a woman's battle to keep he >>> this case is intensifying. it's a woman's battle to keep her frozen embryos. 46-year-old mimi lee says this is her last chance for a baby of her own. nbc bay area's mark matthews is in san francisco where lee's ex-husband is now suing in order to have those embryos destroyed. mark, what's the update? >> reporter: well when mimi lee and her ex-husband steve findlay, decided to have her

anyone who is on it is definitely -- it is julia kelly and matthew brusard.ello guys. >> hello what's up? >> great to have you here. love the show. love the clips. you show a lot of, what shall we call them? fail videos. >> fail. people getting hurt. the good times. >> what we do on this show -- i love your show. what we do is do the news and show videos of people hitting their head and things like that. you have to go for the video of the guy hitting his head. >> and we treat it like it is actual breaking news. >> julia, you are a correspondent on the show. matthew was being a little sexist, do you have to deal with that a lot on the show? >> all the time. all the time. >> how about damion lennon. he was a guest on this show. he is hard to work with. >> so hard to work with. such a stubborn guy and such a loose cannon. >> julia you are a vine star. i think a lot of our viewers might not even know what vine is. can you tell the viewers what this platform is all about? >> basically vine is a platform where we post six hf second videos of comedy skits or dancin

chris matthews may think there's a difference.has not been paying attention. >> he's also insane. >>> he's a lovely guy but insane. jim, i have this metaphor i base on the tv show "entourage." i watch often. >> absolutely. pretend we're different characters. >> fantastic. socialism is turtle. the hanger-on, totey. you can't have socialism unless you have capitalism to create wealth. does that make sense? >> i just said that. >> true. would you like to add to that? >> not really. i think i said it while we were laying in each other's arms. she gave the worst explanation. i've given smoother answers when my girl friend found other nude women on my cell phone that was terrible. >> that's her job. i think joann, you probably could have done a better job. you're a socialist. >> well no. my answer would have been obvious. my ex boyfriend is socialist. my theater friends are democrats. she should have use had the. everyone gets that. this is truly painful. it was worse than a pageant answer gone bad. she wasn't trying to answer anything.

today they faced a judge on the charge that king killed matthew shlonsky. stephen tschida stepped out of the d.c. superior court where moments ago king faced a judge. steve: even though he -- stephen: even though he did not spend to kill shlonsky, opening fire on busy street required him to remain in custody. a gun battle raged across 7th street northwest on saturday at 5:00 p.m. 23-year-old shlonsky got out of a cab and walking up seventh street when a bullet tore through his chest and ripped apart his lungs and heart. investigators collected evidence off of a street blanketed in shell casings and spent bullets. his grandfather spoke about the loss of matthew shlonsky. >> it's a tragedy. >> during questioning king told investigators he had been shot days prior and was involved in a beef with a rival crew. he told how vims in a bargendy car and he exchanged gunfire. when he admit head fired in the direction of shlonsky the investigators determined they had enough evidence to charge him with second-degree murder. stephen: when he described his actions and de

chris matthews what are you going to be looking for? >> well, last night i couldn't sleep all night because i had two columns i was filing from cape town and they weren't editable. they weren't working. i was thinking why couldn't i sleep? it was like you were saying a while ago, it's like the exam you have to take. >> something tells many we that donald trump was not up all night worrying about this debate. >> i tell you, i just talked to my daughter works for google, which is fascinating. for the last two months the people that they most looked up, searches on are the ten guys that they came up with on this top list. people have been fascinated. what the number one guy that's interested in every county in the united states every single county, most interested in? donald trump. and what are they most want to know about the candidates? the oldest question in the history of american politics which seems wacky by today, they want to know how tall the guy is. that goes back to that weird pattern where up until mcgovern lost to nixon the ta

tonight, matthew broderick. from the wwe, pro wrestler and actor john cena.he cast of "impractical jokers." featuring the 8g band with jimmy chamberlin. ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] good to hear. let's get to the news. the latest cover of "time" magazine features donald trump with the phrase "deal with it." i can only assume by the look on trump's face that the "it" is a kidney stone. [ cheers and applause ] and by the way "deal with it" is also the full text of donald trump's wedding vows. [ laughter ] donald trump said last night that jeb bush is totally out of touch on women's health issues. which is kind of like jared fogle telling you you're creepy. [ laughter ] [ audience ohs ] wait, did something happen with jared? [ laughter ] donald trump said in a new interview that he is so popular with voters because he is definitely not a puppet. i'll buy that. puppets have way more realistic hair. [ laughter and app

. >> matthew usually returns to prison for petty crimes.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. >> name and cdc number, sir. >> matthew national, 245854. >> today's classification committee is warden ayres. >> you were at corcoran state prison, referred to our csr for transfer, csr 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 not a gp. i dropped o