matthew: frank, what do you think? >> when you ask the question, are america's best years ahead or behind, for the first time in majority says our best years are behind us? . on all the statistics, al is right, the numbers are positive, but the perception is so dark and so depressing. if you speak to americans across the country, they tell you they have been betrayed by washington, broken promises by corporate america, and they feel no one is on their side. matthew: do you think the response -- the republican saying doom and gloom, is more in touch with where the public is? or the president's optimism is closer? >> they are both wrong. [laughter] that's why the public is so frustrated. they have to offer a more hopeful approach. it is acceptable to talk about how things have not been the way that americans expected things to be. if you do not give them a path, the public has every right to reject them. bookew: tav, your new how in some cases thinks may be worse. what do you think? >> it depends who you ask. i would not

documents also say when police asked matthew what happened with graham. he said he was too drunk that night and could not remember and investigators reportedly seized white shorts and a maroon shirt which are what matthew was described as wearing the night graham vanished new york man will spend eight years behind bars for dealing drugs in hampton roads twenty seven year old luis hidalgo pleaded guilty back in september. court documents say he would buy several kilograms of cocaine and heroin from a source in new york city to sell it in office. the scheme was uncovered whimpered all know was pulled over in maryland and officers discovered several secret compartments filled with drugs and phones belonging to her dome of the truck that landed in the chesapeake bay after crash is still the water the chesapeake bay bridge tunnel week ago the trucking company coastal ag transport is waiting for the right weather and water conditions for the recovery driver matthew killed survive the accident and charges are still pending against him he allegedly tried to pass

matthew's reply, "umm." admitted he was on the downtown mall the night graham vanished, but added: "like i was really drunk," eventually asking police: "should i talk to a lawyer?" a search warrant shows police seized 29 items in two raids at matthew's apartment including a cell phone, possible hairs and a white towel with a reddish-brown stain. the documents also extend the timeline the night graham disappeared. a warrant says surveillance video shows matthew and graham walking on the mall at 1-18 a-m with his arm under her arm. a text from graham to a friend at 1-20 a-m said she was stuck downtown . five minutes later, matthew's car was seen on video driving down the street. the documents also say matthew's co- worker eventually identified him as the person walking next to graham on the surveillance video. around the world 15 people are dead --- 23 others are hurt --- after a suicide attack on a polio vaccination center in southwestern pakistan. the bomber detonated his police officers islamic militants ha

matthew littman, can you hear me? i'm going to gina loudon. >> i think we'll hear a little bit about unemployment and i think that he is going to brag about low unemployment numbers, ignoring fact that because many people actually left job market. i think we'll hear a lot about unity when in fact he has done more to divide this country along racial politics. owe will talk about terror and blame it on inanimate object called a gun and. trish: douglas hoax eakin, when you look at look we tan talk about isis in a moment but when you look at his economic record, the statistics alone look pretty good. show everybody a unemployment chart. look at unemployment rate under president obama. this is what he is going to tout. it has gone from 7.8%, straight down the line to 5%. hey, it looks pretty good on the surface. douglas what is this rate he will tell us about that he is not telling us? >> it misses three things. number one misses fact not everything is unemployment. if you haven't had a raise for six years, seen your famil

that same camera caught matthew nearby. witnesses say the two went into a bar together and then she vanished. in court today we learned she had some of her personal belongings to the apartment and the passenger side of matthews' car and to the nearby dumpster, but the defense claimed investigators left out important information and should have never executed that search. >> the bottom line here is there was evidence found in jesse matthews' apartment that the defense doesn't want the jury to see or know about. >> so, david, the lawyers -- the defense lawyers want this evidence thrown out. you were talking to people around there. what sense is that the judge might do that. >> a former prosecutor said that is really unlikely and what the defense would have to prove is that all 14 or at least the majority of these 14 detectives and investigators intentionally misled or lied in order to get the magistrate to sign off on the search warrant and not like lie that the judge would go along with that especially with the testimony we'

- back in 1986, both oscar ray bolin and teri lyn matthews had mailboxes at this pasco county post office - it was here the two crossed paths before bolin abducted her, raped her, beat her and stabbed her to death. - her body was later found along a rural road - and tonight, bolin will reap what he sowed - he'll be executed by lethal injection...a punishment the victim's family isn't sure fits his crime. a lot of crazy twists and turns over the last 30 years - the murder convictions for killing matthews had been overturned twice before getting to this point - bolin is set to die tonight at 6 o'clock - we'll have coverage this evening starting at 5. - live in land o'lakes, emerald morrow, 10 news, wtsp. new this morning, imagine making this discovery: hundreds of sex offenders living within a couple miles of your home. that's the case for some neighbors in v-m ybor off nebraska avenue. today, they are determined to get tampa city council members to do something about it. 10 news reporter sarah hollenbeck is live in the neighborhood. sarah, neighborhors have seen that number spike to a craz

in others, like a 75-year-old named matthew brown, a little less so. >> higginsen: oh, matthew brown. he came in... he was bent over, looking down, and i was thinking to myself, "what's gonna happen here?" >> stahl: "he... he's not right for this show." >> higginsen: well, i don't know. i mean, look at... whew. >> stahl: she looked at you and said, "uh-uh." >> matthew brown: yes. yes. yes. >> stahl: she told you that? >> brown: she told me that. >> higginsen: he took the mic. he pulled his shoulders back. he started to sing. and i fell out in my chair. ah! >> brown: shall always be my song of praise... >> higginsen: my god! that's what i'm looking for. >> brown: and i looked at her. and she straightened up. ( laughs ) >> higginsen: who sings like that today? you can't turn on the radio and hear that. but i heard that when i was a young girl. like nat king cole. did you know you had... that you got it? >> brown: i... i told myself, "you got it." but i won't... i won't say anything. >> ( singing "ain't no sunshine" ) >> stahl: vy heard a different sound in theo harris' voice. >> higgins

matthew's defense team is cause affidavit used in search warrants that was used to seize matthew's orange car and his hessian hills apartment. the judge is deciding whether to have a hearing on the issue. his lawyers claim the route police say a louisa county sheriff's office bloodhound took to track graham is different than what witnesses and surveillance video actually shows. matthew also faces first-degree murder charges in the 2009 death of 20-year-old virginia tech student morgan harrington. in june, matthew was convicted of sexually assaulting and attempting to kill a woman in fairfax county. the judge handed down three life sentences to matthew in that case. the u-s state department refuses to confirm a claim by north korea that it is holding an american citizen prisoner. c-n-n reports a man identified as kim dong chul is accused of spying and stealing state secrets. chul says he used to live in fairfax. chul told a c-n-n team he stole nuclear and military secrets. he claims he wasn't conservative elements. c-n-n says it can't determine whether chul made his statements under duress

volunteers christie matthews and danna johnson have run thise 1999. >> christie matthews: i mean, it literally just exploded. every year, we would add another town.s is small town america. >> matthews: they're very small towns-- 600, 700 people. a handful of change at a time.this day's donation deadline approaches, groups of volunteers race to the local radio station to announceto the penny. >> give me a number. >> $8,468.62!use ) >> $25,301! ( cheers and applause ) >> $12,054.55!lause ) >> golly! >> the big finish is just stand by! >> whitaker: the total tallysas is the big story on the 7:00 news. >> what do we have here? $323,000!) >> whitaker: that's $323,000-- enough to grant more than 30places with little to spare. in harrisburg, 40% live in2,000 still contributed $25,000.g just to children who were dying. and that's no longer the case? >> matthews: we talk about ith, but we create lasting wishes and memories that these families can take on forever. hi, kaden!rickson is fighting a deadly type of leukemia. at his interview as a potentialwish was a long shot. australia.ere make gr

the mayor said he did not expect matthews to apologize but tonight matthews did. >> it sounded like i was putting them down because of the background. it was wrong and insensitive. groups out there that have called me on it and have the right to do so. i am sorry i said it. >> so far matthews bosses at msnbc have not said anything public or -- publicly. >>> the cdc now expects one case of the zika virus may have been spread by sex. they stress that it is primarily infected through the bite of a mosquito. we are also warned that the virus is spreading explosively and may cause as many as 4 million cases in america. -- in the americas. doctors have treated to cases here in south florida and both people have visited columbia. >>> there is renewed confidence from the man leading the crusade to legalize medical marijuana. orlando attorney john morgan chairs the group united for care. enough signatures to get on the ballot. it failed in 2014 but the language will be more specifics this time making it clear that it would only be sent -- disk griped for debilitating conditions. they believe t

we found it to be the wallet of matthew genovese and his keys. >> reporter: matthew genovese was last seen walking out of mcswiggan's pub. he was in the pub with three himself to apparently walk home. a bar worker said matthew genovese did not pay peer to be intoxicated as -- appear to be intoxicated as he left the bar around 11:340. fliers were up and family members became very concerned when matthew did not show up to work on monday. that's when police were called in to help. >> we saw his items and he was very, very close to the vicinity of that. but there's no confirmation of how he entered the water. >> reporter: and matthew had apparently worked over on wall street. the new jersey state medical examiner's office will determine the cause of death. the county prosecutor's office is investigating the case. at this point in does not appear to be any foul play. live in hoboken, anthony johnson, channel 27 eyewitness 27 -- channel 7 eyewitness news. already arrested last month. now his mother, 31-year-old danielle white is charged with manslaughter. investigators say she smothered mas

matthews also faces charges in portsmouth. in september, we asked meeks about the pictures with the firearms-- which could bring 10 years in prison. (sot from september 9-2 report) (four bytes in) difficult to go ahead with this case? will there have to be a plea agreement made?" runs:08 he did not answer the questions, but we now know-- meeks will plead guilty on friday, and will be sentenced at a later date. we don't know the details of that agreement, but we're told-- it may spare meeks the 10 years he could face for gun portsmouth city councilman danny meeks. court documents say a woman who stole more than 60-thousand dollars from a jewish temple needed the money to pay today, leslie bradner pleaded guilty to stealing the money from temple israel in norfolk. she was in 16 years, and left in late 2014. that's when an outside auditor money. the judge suspended her jail time because bradner's father paid all the money back to the temple. super=lenny levine/temple israel member 02=:23:46:56 "she was employeed with the temple f

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the mayor said he did not expect matthews to apologize but tonight matthews did. >> it sounded like i was putting them down because of the background. it was wrong and insensitive. there are importing cuban groups out there that have called me on it and have the i am sorry i said it. >> so far matthews bosses at msnbc have not said anything public or -- publicly. >>> the cdc now expects one case of the zika virus may have been spread by sex. primarily infected through the bite of a mosquito. we are also warned that the virus is spreading explosively and may cause as many as 4 million cases in america. -- in the americas. doctors have treated to cases here in south florida and both people have visited columbia. >>> there is renewed confidence from the man leading the crusade to legalize medical marijuana. orlando attorney john morgan chairs the group united for care. he announced the group gathered enough signatures to get on the ballot. language will be more specifics this time making it clear that it would only be sent -- disk griped for debilitating conditions. they believe that wil

matthews: i mean, it literally just exploded. every year, we would add another town. >> whitaker: but this is small town america. >> matthews: they're very small towns-- 600, 700 people. a handful of change at a time. >> whitaker: as this day's donation deadline approaches, groups of volunteers race to the local radio station to announce their town's total down to the penny. >> give me a number. >> $8,468.62! ( cheers and applause ) ) >> $12,054.55! ( cheers and applause ) >> golly! >> the big finish is just moments away. stand by! >> whitaker: the total tally from northeast arkansas is the big story on the 7:00 news. >> what do we have here? $323,000! ( cheers and applause ) >> whitaker: that's $323,000-- enough to grant more than 30 wishes donated from places with little to spare. in harrisburg, 40% live in poverty, but this town of 2,000 still contributed $25,000. the wishes were going just to children who were dying. and that's no longer the case? >> matthews: we talk about it not being a last wish, but we create lasting wish

a pretrial hearing underway for jesse matthew.atthew was charged in the death of maureen harrington and hannah graham. are expected to reveal new details against matthew. matthew is serving a life sentence for sexually assaulting another woman in fairfax county. new general manager has a message. he is addressing safety concerns and improvements one year after the dangerous smoke. this letter outlines changes that have been made to improve safety since smoke filled the tunnel outside love from -- l' enfant station. inspections and repairs have been done to the ventilation system. a fire department liaison is to coordinate emergency response. some got to read this letter this morning. one of the key things that stuck out was being able to make a cell phone call on the train in the tunnel. metro is working to improve. they need to up grade -- the need -- upgrading the cables will not happen. [indiscernible] >> there are a lot of people that would like to see that improved. be able to make calls. started this job with a mission to re

a judge ruled there was probable cause to search matthew's home. during yesterday's hearing, we also learned a police k-9 picked up hannah's scent in matthew's car and at his apartment complex. bloodhound tracked her scent to a construction mulch pile in an industrial area of charlottesville. another pre-trial motions hearing for the case is scheduled for later this month. today a trial is set for one of the local sailors accused of torturing a cat to death. we first told you about this story last year in virginia beach. police say cody gerarden and justin page suffocated a cat in april. a microchip in the cat indicated page was its owner. boith men faces animal cruelty and conspiracy charges. geraden's trial is expected to begin today. page's trial is scheduled to start in march. happening today, a locally-based ship will head out to sea for a new home. the u-s-s barry is scheduled to leave naval station norfolk in just a crew swap with the u-s-s lassen. rico bush is live at naval station norfolk this morning with more on the change in homeports.

he was named matthew burke by a priest in the first of many foster homes. when he sings the song "georgia," he told us he's trying to give a name to what he lost. >> burke: if i had to give my mother a name, and i could give georgia. >> s shl: i know a psychiatrist who says the most important question she asks somebody is, "when you were growing up, who loved you?" do you have an answer? >> burke: that's very difficult to answer-- who loved me-- because there's different types of love. >> stahl: unconditional. i mean... >> burke: yeah, unconditional... >> stahl: that's what i mean. >> burke: i've never... i've never experienced that. >> stahl: so you... you have no answer for that question. >> burke: i have no answer. to this day, i have no answer to that. >> stahl: it was daring, bringing real people, none of them trained actors, to tell their own stories on the stage. what happened when the show opened when we come back. across america, people like basketball hall of famer dominique wilkins... ...with non-insulin victoza . for a while, i took a pill to lo

matthew: yes.esmond: do you think for a moment that those vessels that obviously violated iranian and national waters that they didn't know where they were? it is so obvious. the proof of the pudding is in the eating. matthew: maybe your definition of editorializing is different from mine. i'm saying that the questions need to be answered. i don't know what happened and neither do you frankly. if you are not going to wait to make up your mind that maybe you are editorializing. greta: when will this investigation conclude? there's a lot of skepticism out there. matthew: they are points that need to be addressed. the same as the issues that were raised by previous callers. all those things. they must be addressed. i'm not taking a position where the other. on what exactly happened he finally i don't know. and neither today. greta: a few more headlines dealing with the state department and secretary of state john kerry. the screening of central american immigrants trying to come to the united states c

matthew faces a capital murder charge in the death of hannah graham. in 2014, the university of virginia student disappeared from charlottesville. investigators found her remains in albemarle county. matthew's attorney asked the judge to disallow a cellphone, paycheck, cigar tip, toothbrush and more. police had not listed those items in a search warrant, but the judge says the officers were within their bounds. matthew also faces a first degree murder charge in the 2009 death of virginia tech student morgan harrington. new tonight. a man-- wanted by police in our and a woman-- face attempted capital murder charges near richmond. local reporters say it started when a hanover deputy stopped a on friday with marcus wade and krystal roberts inside. they say wade, who's from chesterfield, has warrants out in virginia beach. when the deputy went back to check them, they say he refused to get out. they say wade rolled up the window, trapping the deputy, and started dragging the deputy along. we're working to learn more about why police here had warrants out f

matthew is also charged in the october two thousand nine abduction and first degree murder of morgan harrington starting next month military families may have to pay more for medicines prescription co payments will increase for some tricare beneficiaries starting february first patients who fill their prescriptions at tricare network pharmacies will pay two dollars more for generic drugs and four dollars more the price for mail order medicines will also increase the local sailors are preparing to say goodbye the guided missile destroyer uss barry will deploy from naval station norfolk tomorrow morning the crew will join forward deployed naval forces in japan the navy did not tell us how long this deployment will last. it's officially a done deal norfolk state university has a new president effective yesterday eddie moore junior became the official president of it as you. he had served as interim president since september two thousand and thirteen during morris' time with the school an issue was put on probation with accreditation officials but recently got off probation student enrol

. >> higginsen: oh, matthew brown. he came in... he was bent over, looking down, and i was thinkingna happen here?" >> stahl: "he... he's not right know. i mean, look at... whew. at you and said, "uh-uh." >> matthew brown: yes. yes. yes. >> stahl: she told you that? >> brown: she told me that. he pulled his shoulders back. he started to sing.my chair. ah! >> brown: shall always be my song of praise... my god! that's what i'm looking for. >> brown: and i looked at her. laughs )ngs like that today? you can't turn on the radio and hear that.n i was a young girl. >> stahl: he sounded, to her, like nat king cole.ou had... that you got it? >> brown: i... i told myself, anything. >> ( singing "ain't no sunshine" ) different sound in theo harris' voice. him a little bit in the crooner/doo-wop section. >> stahl: the doo-wop. >> higginsen: the doo-wop time.en to create a story for each singer that would match their individual sound.hat kind of stories were right in front of her. theo harris revealed at his time in prison. when he said how muc

much of the evidence was collected at matthew's department. in his apartment, car, among other places. but in the end, the prosecutor said no information was admit it. that means all the capital murder trial which will take place in july. matthew is already serving a life sentence in the 2005 rape and attempted murder of a fairfax woman, and he is also charged with the 2009 abduction and murder of virginia tech student morgan harrington. abc 7 news.roz: leon leon: a trial began today for worker at the minnieland day care center. she is charged with child abuse. in court today, one parent testified that her daughter would wake up with nightmares after being in sarah jordan's care. another parent said that their child had separation anxiety and became aggressive and was afraid of water. another woman accused in the case goes on trial in february. race for thee white house, republican candidates rand paul ad carly fiorina were cut from thursday's mainstage debate. fox business network said only seven candidates will appear in that mean debate --

matthews: i mean, it literally just exploded. every year, we would add another town. >> whitaker: but this is small town america. >> matthews: they're very small towns-- 600, 700 people. a handful of change at a time. >> whitaker: as this day's donation deadline approaches, groups of volunteers race to the local radio station to announce their town's total down to the penny. >> give me a number. >> $8,468.62! ( cheers and applause ) >> $25,301! >> $12,054.55! ( cheers and applause ) >> golly! >> the big finish is just moments away. stand by! >> whitaker: the total tally from northeast arkansas is the big story on the 7:00 news. >> what do we have here? $323,000! ( cheers and applause ) >> whitaker: that's $323,000-- enough to grant more than 30 wishes donated from places with little to spare. in harrisburg, 40% live in poverty, but this town of 2,000 still contributed $25,000. the wishes were going just to children who were dying. and that's no longer the case? >> matthews: we talk about it not being a last wish, but we create la

matthew he is pessimistic.l ofe notion the gains over the last 100 years are through the system that we have picked the low hanging fruit. the next 100 years are going to be much less productive. he makes the point that despite all of this enthusiasm over machine learning and artificial intelligence, when you get down to it, it is quite difficult to teach a robot to do very basic tasks like folding laundry, for example. he is of the camp that there is far too much optimism around the potential for this fourth industrial revolution to really make a game changing lead in the way that we live and boost our productivity. david: this will be the fourth industrial revolution, steam engine, electricity, computers. i was struck by this story. you say it took 30 years when electric started before it was actually being used to make a difference in factories. matthew: it takes years, generations, maybe. history proves that. for these technological advancements to really work their way through the system. and -- economic h

matthew is charged with killing u-v-a student hannah graham. during a court hearing today in albemarle county -- investigators testified that they seized several pieces of bedding with red stains. they also say tests detected small bits of blood in matthew s bathroom sink, in addition to a hair band with strands of long, light colored hair attached to it. matthew is set to go on trial july fifth. if convicted -- he could face the death penalty. ahead on newschannel three - your confidence in your s-u-v could land you on the side of the road. tonight a warning for drivers ahead of the winter storm. and is there a way to save on your home heating bill. we bust - some widely held myths - that could burn you right now newschannel three is tracking the winter storm heading our way. a live update on when it will get here and how much snow you will see - in just a moment. the world s largest retailer is giving many of its workers a pay raise. more than one million of them will start making an average of more than 13- dollars an hour. this is walmart s

>> johnson: makes you cry. >> matthews: breaks your heart. >> street: thank you so much. thank you. >> whitaker: years before she became a volunteer, getting well had beenenendra street's firstst wish. at the time, she thought her cancer was fatal. >> matthews: yes. >> johnson: she was one of those that her first wish was to "make me well, so i want to live long enough for my mom to see mee aduate high school." she was a senior that year. >> matthews: they remind you that the little things that we think as adults are so traumatic are so small. i mean, , en you think about what these kids are going through-- they may not see their next birthday. >> whitaker: kendra saw her next birthday, and since then, 13 more. her cancer remains in remission. at marmaduke, where she teaches, make-a-wish. >> street: they just understand the power of a wish. it's just once they saw the first wish granted here, our kids wanted to help give that to someone else. and we're tiny, tiny school that's raised... last year, we raised $ $,000. that's incredible. it plays a huge part of who our kids