interrogations in the days and weeks before he and 4 other americans were m sitting there, the matthew. matt. this is your last chance. admit why you are here. admit that you are here to overthrow the government. todd: of the 41 days matthew was held captive, 29 were in solitary confinement. he' d never see his family, or reporting in hingham, todd kazakiewich, wcvb newscenter 5. nation is remembering the crew of the challenger. it was 30 years ago today that mcauliffe and six others were exploded shortly after liftoff. today, ceremonies are being held all across the country, including at the mcauliffe-shepard discovery kennedy space center in florida, and at framingham state university, where christa attended school. to the weather now. live pictures of a sunny, chilly boston. but things are about to change again. cindy, rain, even snow is in the forecast for some areas tomorrow. cindy: tomorrow is not going to be as bright and sunny. we are watching a couple of features. there' s a lot of moisture new florida and some energy swinging out of the great lakes. those are going to give us a lot

. >> i am sitting there spotlights on me and they say matthew matt, this is your last chance. you know admit why you are here admit that you are here to overthrow the government. >> he was wrapping up a four month language program at an institute of associated with tehran university when he was detained. there's no word on why he was captured in the first place. he says he is readjusting to >>> tom brady has a message for patriots nate. >> the quarterback posted a handwritten letter to facebook page. in it he thanks everyone for the incredible support he says we never quit and nor lost sight what have we played for. he ends it saying i learned the road to the next one is paved by seasons like this one. thanks for being with us this noon. >> all right coming up a. new virus. international problem. >> the finest hours historic cape cod rescue playing out on screen and we hear from a man there for it all. >> a delicious diet. why chocolate and red wine hmm hmm hmm-hmm-hmm-hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm-hmm let us be lovers, we'll marry our fortunes together [ cheering ] i've got some re

. >> i am sitting there spotlights on me and they say matthew, matt this is your last chance. you know admit why you are here admit you are here to overthrow the government. >> he was wrapping up a four month lang program at a institute associated with tehran university. there's no word on yes was captured in the first place. he says he is now reajesting to life at home in hingham. >>> a manhunt for a killer ending if fitchburg. dana williams shot himself in the head as they closed in in on his apartment. he murdered his exfather-in-law in virginia and kidnapped his former mother-in-law who is still missing. they say he has been hiding out >>> new hampshire veteran who helped expose a charity spending habit says it was the right thing to do. eric came home from iraq with a bronze star purple heart and traumatic brain injury and worked for the wounded warrior project and helped cbs news expose the charity for what he calls wasteful spending. millions on catered parties andconferences at lavish resorts. >> donor dollard trapped me to speak -- trained me to speak and be a void i

they say matthew. matt. this is your last chance. you know, admit why you are here. admit that you are here to overthough the government. i look right in camera i've said everything i have to say. he was taken back to his prison collect is belonging and to his surprise he kass taken to exit and met by two swiss diplomats. >> one of them said you know, matthew we'll go now. get in the middle. and the car took off at 100 miles an hour to airport. he arrived back in boston earlier this month. says he went to favorite burger place he looks forward to seeing the new star wars movie in newsroom nancy chen, 7 news. >>> we're following breaking news out framingham for you we've on this for last half hour or so where a school bus and a white car you see in upper right hand corner collide in some aspect we're hearing from authorities that at least ten children have been hurt as a result of this crash. we did see several other children get walked off of that bus over to a different bus to get home. but we do know now at this time that ten children have been hurt. we have report

. >> they said, "matthew, matt, this is your last chance, you know, admit why you are here. admit that you are here the overthrow the government." i look right in the camera and say, i have said everything i have had to say. >> he was taken back to a prison cell and to his surprise taken diplomats. >> one of them said, matthew, we'll go now. get in the middle seat. and the car took off at 100mph to the airport. >> nancy: back in boston last week, he went to his favorite burger place when he got home and he looks forward the seeing the new "star wars" movie. 7news "today in new england." >> christa: wow. >> sarah: i can't imagine. >> christa: thank you so much. just narrowly avoiding that tire that suddenly came flying over a median, killing a driver in another car. >> sarah: and new details on that california prison escape. several people arrested. how they're allegedly connected >> and now time for 7sports with alex corddry. >> alex: good morning, when it comes to winning, turnovers have been a big part of the celtics' success. brad stevens' team has forced 20 or more turno

held for 40 days and his captors told him he would never go free. spotlights on me and they say matthew, matt, this is your last chance. you know admit why you are here admit that you are here to overthrow the government. >> he was wrapping up a four month language program at an institute associated with tehran university when he was detained. there's no word on why he was captured in the first place. he says he is now readjusting to life at home in hingham. >>> tonight donald trump says he will host an event for veterans instead of astending the -- attending the final gop debate. stage. it's unclear how the boycott will impact trump's popularity with voters in the state. a monmouth poll shows the biggest lead over the gop rivals 7 pontes aheadch the poll was taken before trump announced he would skip out on the debate. >>> it's 6:07 right now. today marks 30 years since the space shuttle challenger exploded about a minute after in new hampshire teach -- and krista mccall you have taught social studies today student will hold a moment of silence. they are working on a permanent displays about

i'm sitting there, spotlight on me, and they say matthew, matt, this is your last chance. why you are here. admit you are here to overthrow the government. admit that you work for the u.s. government, admit it, admit the truth. and, you know, this was a particularly proud moment for me. i con tem plated it. they said do you need time to think? i said yes. >> they said we'll give you a few minutes but this is your last offer. this is the last chance. we've been very nice to you thus far. and i believe what they're sayi saying. they come back into the room. i look right into the camera and i said "i say everything i have to say" and i stand up and turn my back to the camera. you have the meta cognition going, your inner critic, going matt, what are you doing? what are you doing? this could be a very bad decision. they kept sapinying, well, you' made a very bad decision now, throw me up against the wall, i stay there for several minutes and i'm rushed back to my cell. lunch son the ground. i eat lunch for a few minutes before another guard comes back and says collect all your

and you know, i'm sitting there, spotlights on me, and they say matthew -- matt, this is your last chancew, admit why you are here. admit that you are here to overthrow the government. admit that you work for the u.s. government. admit. admit it. admit the truth. >> he's got a remarkable story. you'll hear more from him in the next hour of "360," including how he was captured, how he got through solitary confinement and the first thing he did when he got home. >>> the governor of michigan is speaking out about the public health crisis. the scope of the damage still unfolding tonight, and calls for the governor to resign are growing. somewhere to go, and clean and real and nowhere to be, and warmth and looking good, and sandwich and soup and inside jokes, and dan is back! good, clean food pairs well with anything. the clean pairings menu. 500 calories or less. at panera. food as it should be. a blade. many blades. tsharp blades.g. blades here, blades there. some more over there... whoa! that's not another blade. this is shielding. with lubrication here and here. the new gillette with prosh

and you know i'm sitting there spotlight on me and they say matthew, and matt. this is your last chance. you know, admit why you are here. admit that you are here to overthrow the government. admit that you worked for the u.s. government. admit, admit it. admit the truth. >> he says that he had no idea he was being released until the he was in an suv that had diplomatic plates on it. he arrived back in boston earlier this month and says he was excited to go to his favorite burger place upon return back at home. >> in newsroom i'm adam williams. >> oregon armed stand off appears to coming to an end a militia group's leader calls for sefrm armed occupiers have left overnight a handful till remain. an include grew amun bundy. bunked and police have seemed to same message, leave peacefully. >> please stand down. go home and hug your families. the fight is ours for now in the courts. please go home. >> time for everybody in this illegal occupation to move on. investigation into the show down between the f.b.i. and occupiers left one man dead is now under way. >> caug

you know, i'm sitting there, spotlight is on me and they say matthew, matt, this is your last chance. here. admit that you are here to overthrow the government. admit that you work for the u.s. government. admit, admit it. admit the truth. and, you know, this was a particularly proud moment for me. i contemplated it. they said do you need time to think? i said yes. they said we'll give you a few minutes. but this is your last offer. this is your last chance. we've been very nice to you thus far. and i believe what they're saying. they come back into the room and i look right in the camera and say i've said everything i have to say and i stand up and turn my back. >> hours later, he was released. thank you for watching. i'm brooke baldwin. "the lead" with jim sciutto starts right now. >> thank you, brooke baldwin. in tonight's performance the role of donald trump will be played by darrell ham monday. "the lead" start right now. donald trump still planning to no-show and hold a rally down the block for the troops. what will the other candidates do with all that extra oxygen? >>> spreadi

you know i'm sitting there, the spotlight is on me and they say matthew. matt.t that you are here to overthrow the government. admit that you work for the u.s. government. admit. admit it. admit the truth. and, you know, this was a particularly proud moment for me. they said dune do you need time to think? i said yes. and they come back in the room and i look right in the camera and i said i've said everything i have to say and i stand up and turn my back to the camera. again tough meta con in addition goin -- meta cognition going, your inner critic. and it really just felt like the right thing to do. and they say you have made a very bad decision. rip me out throw me up to the wall. i stay there several minutes and then i'm rushed back to my cell. okay, that's happening. just take this. lunch is on the ground. i eat lunch for a must minutes before another guard comes back and collects all your things. and i walk down the hallway, about ten paces from my cell. you go left. that is the door towards the exit. you go right, deeper into the cell, deep entire the pri

. >> that was matt granite. dave matthews band is coming to blossom music center this spring. the band will make a stop on saturday. here you go, matt granite. mark your calendars. about the 25th anniversary tour. tickets go on sale february 19 february 19th at noon. >> do you have a special song for taxes? >> no. this year you will notice a few changes when filing your taxes. one of them, procrastinators will love. you will get four extra days to file your taxes. deadline is april 18th. you get a day there. plus april 15th is a holiday in washington, dc, pushing it back too the 18th -- back to the 18th. health insurance penalty is going up from $325 or 2% of taxable income, depending which is greater. >>> all right. chances are you're paying for picture quality you've never seen on your tv. >> that changes this tech tuesday with moneyman matt granite. >> sing about it. >> a lot of people don't want to know i can hit those octaves. that that's fine. store wants you to see. they want you to rush out and buy a new 4k tv. the truth is what's inside the tv is producing picture qual

matthew was there and matt, i am impressed by the people who dive in, that water must have taken their breath away. a spectacle on the ice. we are happy they put in this 14 inches of ice at the lake and you can see it is starting to ice up again, just to show you how cold things are. and those folks are braving the frigid waters to jump in all for a good cause, and all of this is going to local charities today. we did catch up with some of the participants who described that 40 degrees water and how it felt. >> crazy! it. >> oh god, yes. >> what was it like? new every year. >> reporter: they have been doing the plunge for eight years and it is a great event for families. under the lights a lot of people are playing hockey. but no more folks are jumping >> i am impressed. thank you. >>> the marching band from parker is playing in the london new year's day parade this morning. [ music ] it is a big honor for the performers, this group was one of only 12 bands selected to play. the parade featured 8500 performers representing 20 countries. >>> coming up, a father's plea to get back memori

this february... so no one told you life was seconds clap, clap, clap matthew perry, jennifer aniston, david schwimmer, courtney cox, matt leblanc, lisa kudro will all be participating in an upcoming nbc special to honor the man who directed the show -- tv legend james burrows. the special will air on nbc on february 21st. here's a live look at the cedar rapids skycam. storm track seven meteoroligst mark schnackenberg has a final look at your weather next. we'll be right back --------- --------- --------- then he flipped, and worked with liberal chuck schumer to co-author the path to citizenship bill. he threatened to vote against it. and then voted for it. he supported his own dream act and then he abandoned it. marco rubio. just another washington politician you can't trust. jeb bush. he's a leader, so you always know where he stands. right to rise usa access to their car... the car was encased in ice on lake erie on sunday... pair splashing waves with a huge temperature dip and you get stuck without transportation. calcium and pulled on the car's wheels. you can see the serious of the vehicle. storm track seve

matt and the others home. reporter: the family went on to tell us that matthew is doing well and grateful to everyone for their support. heather: protestors arrested at logan airport. >> no justice! no peace! heather: when state police ah -- told them to leave, they refused. they were there making a point. they say the pay for airport workers needs to be much higher than the current minimum wage of $10 or $11 for some workers. >> we can just work one job and benefits. heather: similar protests were held at nine other major today. in california, a group of demonstrators shut down one side of the bay bridge in a police brutality protest. members of the group chained themselves and cars to form a line across the bridge and had matters. ed: the new hampshire prime player is three weeks from -- tomorrow. donald trump is taking new shots at ted cruz's citizenship. his tweet reads, i don't think cruz can run for president until he can assure that being born in canada is not a problem. cruz thinks he is getting under trump's skin. >> donald seems rattled. we need a leader to do what is needed to keep this country safe

matthew. news he was free and on his way home from eye ran. >> it is the call we have been hoping to get and it was matt and he was in the company of a swiss diplomat and on the way to the airport to leave iran. we woke up real fast and we are happy to chat with him. reporter: the 30-year-old former bu student had spent years studying and teaching in the middle east. there was no explanation why he was held in iran for 40 days. >> matthew was there as a student. attributed it to different successes. >> they are engaged with iran and even as we ensure the national security of the united states. >> we didn't expect that and we are grateful he mentioned him and as scott said we are enormously grateful to everybody in the government who worked to bring matt and the others home. >> according to his parents matthew will be back later this evening or sometime in the near future. he has not decided yet when he is going to talk about the ordeal he went through. jack harper, wcvb newscenter 5. ed: the 46th annual martin luther king junior breakfast was held. it was founded by leaders of two black churches. both m

so no one told you life was clap, clap, clap matthew perry, jennifer aniston, david schwimmer, courtney cox, matt leblanc, and lisa kudro will all be participating in an upcoming nbc special to honor the man who directed the show -- tv legend february 21st. "you're watching kwwl. we've in the middle of a time when senior poverty is increasing. republicans and some democrats came up with a brilliant idea for cutting cost-of-living adjustments for social security. we said, "it will be over our dead bodies if you cut social security." as president, i will do everything i can to extend the solvency of social security and expand benefits for people who desperately need them. now on today in iowa...this morning a woman is behind bars...months after a young child died at an iowa daycare. plus...the republican presidential candidates go head to head once again...but this time, the prime time stage will have fewer people. and a cafe in iowa is working to make sure everyone has food...despite their ability to pay good morning, i'm ally crutcher. and i'm jerry gallagher. storm track seven meteorologist is h

criminal justice and don'ts slo county to see matthew jr is in court he has a hearing in the anagram murder case during a pretrial hearing in december the judge gave matt his attorneys the ok to hire a mental health experts for evaluation. matthew faces capital murder charges for the uva students death a grand jury also indicted the two thousand and nine death of virginia tech student morgan harrington an old dillon sellers are prepping to leave town the guided missile destroyer uss barry will leave naval station norfolk tomorrow morning the crew will join forward deployed naval forces in japan well as death sparked worldwide sorrow today remember the life of his legendary career change in the unforgettable voice there today people around the world are mourning the loss of groundbreaking musician david bowie. he passed away overnight after a battle with cancer he was just sixteen i just turned sixty nine in fact are now remember the fantastic career that he created paving the path for many artists and celebrities that would come after him. abc's elizabeth her as more the fourth decade. legendary musician david bowie and audiences around the world the f

. >> reporter: six months ago matt mccain was drove through these gates and then he left in a body bag. matthew mccain. neglected. return that is the question of multiple and state investigations, including a new probe announced monday by the durham health department. >> he said they're not taking care of me in here. >> reporter: ashley is the mother of his one-year-old daughter born while he was locked up. she said that he suffered from epilepsy and diabetes. his family spoke only to us one week to the day since mccain was found dead in his cell. >> it was a process. but we're taking to take it one day at a time. >> reporter: he had been in jail since last august on assault with a deadly weapon. mccain is not alone. and in the past 16 years, ten inmates have died at the durham county jail. a request to interview sheriff mike andrews was declined citing ongoing investigation. and legal experts said that the taxpayers could be on the hook in a potential wrongful death lawsuit. >> if there was a need that medical care was ignored, then there should be a punishment imposed. >> reporter: i'm told t

positive after a game tied at 10 in the 3rd -- matthew stafford to the endzone -- and check out the grab by megatron yards, 17-10 detroit -- but chicago responds -- matt forte on the reception from jay cutler -- slices through the detoir defense -- game tied at 17 in the 4th -- but that wouldn't last long -- lions from the one -- stafford to eric ebron -- 24, 17 detroit -- bears would get a field goal to pull back within 4 -- under 2 minutes to go -- bears driving -- cutler undre pressure -- and the last ditch effort is picked by glover quin -- chicago drops 4 of their final 5 -- the fall to the lions today 24, 20 -- check out this tape -- secured by tmz sports -- which they say shows the scuffle that led to trevone boykin's suspension from the alamo bowl -- in it -- you can see the man -- identified by tmz as the t-c-u quarterback -- get in to a fight at a san antonio bar -- and at one point he appears to strike a police officer -- felony assault on a public servant -- he was released after posting 5-thousand dollars bond -- with just the national championship game left -- it's now official that iowa state's mike warren will finish with the top fresh

matthew stafford goes deep to calvin johnson... gets around the defender to make a diving catch... lions go up 17-10 ... 4th quarter, cutler swings it out to matt forte... he some great blocks and he runs it in for a 23-yard touchdown... it's tied 17 all ... but detroit breaks the tie as stafford hits eric ebron in the back of the end zone... lions win 24-20 ... women's college basketball... northern iowa hosting southern illinois ... 1st half action, amber panthers down 21-19 ... a little bit later... iowa city west grad mikaela morgan nails the three-ball corner pocket to give uni a one-point lead ... 2nd half... benton community grad madison weekly tries to bring the panthers back from a deficit... twirls in the long two... then she'll split the d on this layup... she had 28 points, but uni comes up short 65-60 ... women's college basketball, florida hosting mississippi state ... iowa city high grad haley lorenzen hits the baseline jumper in the 2nd quarter for the gators ... 3rd quarter, haley from basically the same spot... she's all money on that bucket... she finished with 8 points and 7 rebounds... florida lost a close one, 76- 70 thank

rhondella: the parents of matthew trevithick found out he is coming home when he phoned yesterday. >> it is the call we have been hoping to get and it was matt. he was in the company of a swiss diplomat. rhondella: the 20-year-old has been studying language since september. details of his objection unclear but he has been in an iran prison for 40 days. >> we had a lot of support from friends and family members. we were able to get through it and we appreciate all the help the u.s. government has done on this. rhondella: the boston university grad receives the young alumni award and has been overseas since he graduated in 2008. he was being mentioned today by the president. president obama: matthew trevithick in iran as a student. their cases were largely unknown to the world that when americans are freed and reunited with their families, that is something we can all celebrate. rhondella: th president sayinge it was diplomacy that helped bring the prisoner' s as scott said, we are enormously government. saying where or when they will set. >> he' forward to coming home and having some serious hamburgers. we know he lost a little weight. >> ice

matt. >> when we read of these bikes up and a little bit, he's going to hear it. >> they wrote across the bay where an afternoon -- they rode across the bay. the pastor says >> matthews life is continuing to have a ripple effect throughout our city. >> the post he wrote alice before he died went viral, i really don't know where i will end up tonight and i do know where i would wind up and where i am meant to be. hours later, he was hit by an alleged drunk driver. >> it is as if you knew the end was coming. >> reporter: his friends say this tragedy. >> literally millions of people have heard about christ now. >> a man who met so many things to so many people. >> combat veterans, christians, motorcycle guy. he was literally about spreading god's word are >> monday at the sarasota national cemetery, reporting in st. petersburg, jake peterson, >>> a very disturbing case outlet manatee county. deputies have arrested a man they say abused three different girls over the past years. they charged him with six counts of molestation. detectives show they are investigating allegations of abuse. to 10-year-olds, a nine-year- old and even a five-year-old who lived with him. that t

matthew trefvick is homeward found bound. and they're happy he's coming home. the phone call this hingham mother was waiting on for more than a month. >> it was matt in the company of a swiss diplomate on the way out of iran. he was in an iranian prison for reasons unknown, but he was americans. couldn't be happier. >> it's been difficult, but we've had support from friends and family members and we were able to get through it and we appreciate the help that the u.s. government has done on this. they've been great all along. >> when americans are freed and reunited with their families, that's something that we can all celebrate. >> the president mentioned his name with those that were free. >> we were grateful that he mentioned him and as scott said we're enormously grateful to worked to bring matt and others home. he was not part of the negotiated swap of prisoners between the u.s. and iran, but he was freed with the others. he had a passion for studies. he graduated in 2008 and immediately began overseas. he speaks arabic and worked at two universities in northern iraq and afghanistan. he was continuing his studies in iran learning the fa farsi language. >> he

adam matt came home from night around 8 o'clock he didn't want in a statement he is happy to be back in massachusetts. matthew trevithick from a hingham is final back home after spending fourth days in an iranian prison he's coming home soon couldn't happier in facebook post his sister said so grateful to have my brother back home and safe. early saturday more than matt mother got call she been waiting on for more than 30 days. it was ma he was in company of zis diplomat on the way to airport to leave i rantrevithick was not part prisoner swap but he was freed at the same time. it happened saturday after reported that secretary of state john kerry pressed for his release. his mother and step dad se weis studying farsi language in i ran when he was captured. we still don't know why. it was difficult we had a lot support from friends and family members. so erp away able to get it through it trevithick graduated from bu in 2008 with an agree in international relations within a 30 yaefld speaks arabic and worked at two universities in iraq and afghanistan. region. right now we're told matt just wants to get a lar

matt would stop by one of his faith spots, but so far no sighting. a family's relief revealed in this facebook post. their loved one, matthew travifi travific safe after being held in 40 days in an iranian prison . >> reporter: husband mother told 7 news she got word saturday her son was coming home. >>> it's the call we have been hoping to get and it was matt. he he was in the company of his swiss diplomate and on the way to the airport to leave iran. >> reporter: sunday fight he was on u.s. soil and now his family in hingham is asking for privacy saying he is de decompressing. >>> high wants some dunkin' donuts i can tell you that. we'll have that ready. >> anchor: they say he is a compass at guy that stops in whenever he is in town of everyone dropping by seing their well wires to the 30-year-old . >> anchor: it's good he came home. it's good to be hole safe. i'm very glad he is home safe. >>> he takes great interest in the middle east and has lived abroad since graduating boston university in 2008. his parents say he was studying the farsi language in iran when he was captured. why is still unclear. he was freed on the

it was matt and he was in the company of a swiss diplomat and he was on his way to leave iran. we woke up real fast and were happy to chat with him. reporter: matthew and his parents have obviously spent the night last night and settled in and left in separate cars. we don't know where he is right now. his parents say he is fine and decompressing and he may speak later on. jack harper, wcvb, newscenter 5. phil: right now the state department is trying to find three american contractors gone missing in iraq. there are reports that they have been kidnapped. the arab news agency claims the americans were taken by militants in baghdad. the u.s. embassy says it is working with iraqi authorities to locate those missing workers. phil: and tomorrow we could find out when aaron hernandez will face his next murder trial. set at a hearing for the 2012 shooting death of two men outside a boston nightclub. jury selection is expected to start this month, but the judge agreed to delay the trial because of an appeal over evidence. hernandez is serving a life sentence for the 2013 murder of odin lloyd. denver. the sole focus is beating the broncos. lynchy, it is a

matthew coleman, tucson arizona. bill can i purchase a billoreilly.com premium membership for president obama. it might benefit him. sure matt. we will send it out to him. john connecticut. bill your success is no different than trumps. this country bluffs bloviators and that's all you really have. along with good writers. and that's the truth. the only writer on the factor is me. care givers and my 90-year-old father family appreciates the dedication in the front of killing reagan. >> thank you. i. snrs . >>> trump said this. >> putin said trump is brilliant. i agree with him, totally. but trump is brilliant and the lead earn this. he said very nice things. people said oh, that's terrible. that's terrible. he should renounce that, me. no way i renounce the fact that i'm brilliant. >> that is clever but the problem is putin is a major human rights violator and possibly a killer himself. it's been documented that some of putin's opponents have turned up murdered. he is a former kgb guy. and has illegally deceived crimea and stoked up war in ukraine. his ghouls shot down a civilian airline. while making fun of putin is fair ga

look at matt le blank he is looking like tony danza. >> someone is missing, matthew perry. >> he is nothere. >> i see courtney cox on the the right. >> yes. >> look at that. >> yes. >> i'll be darned. >> and big bang theory. >> matthew perry is in london working in a play. >> that is yes wasn't there. >> he is not boycotting. >> speaking of instagram that picture was posted on instagram. sophia vergara filed a 15 million-dollar lawsuit. let me explain. it is all based on a instagram post. venous is a beauty company. they used her name and likeness without her permission. >> is there the problem. >> sophia was first link ahead of the 2014. >> venous concept is a make up line. >> yes. >> okay. columbia star she used venous legacy machine to get red carpet ready and she posted this picture during treatment. it looks more like a -- >> they were working on her butt. >> she claims that the company has since used this this photo to promote product at their boots, trade shows, and they have her permission. >> you need to give me some money. >> i would sue just because it is a stupid looking pho

matthew trevi k's family. his family spoke to reporters just before he touched down on the american soil. >> we are very excited. we were happy to hear matt'sday. we are very happy he is out of iran. >> we are very happyku and appreciate everything everybody has done. >> we are just looking forward to seeing him. >> now, the 30-year-old is now at home with his family just outside boston. and you're going to hear from a close friend who lived with matthew for two years. that's straight ahead. and three of the freed americans journalist jason rezian amir hekmati and christian pastor syed abedini are now in germany. they are not in iran. the three are undergoing medical evaluations and reuniting with their families. fox news foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot is live in germany. greg? >> greta, i have not spent half as much, maybe even less than that time on the story than you have. but in the past 24 hours, i have been upclose and personal with the people involved in this story, that is family members and other individuals that help facilitate this. i have been impressed by the energy, the warmth, and finally the reliefumhere on the gr

matthew passed away in a car accident last wednesday. less than 24 hours, less than 24 hours after i met him, she had another employee call me one of matt's managers and we talked for about an hour. he was able to tell me kind of who matt was as a person. tell me you know that he -- what he did for me, wasn't anything new. that was how he lived his life. he had a lifestyle of random acts of kindness, never asking anything in return, never telling them he does them. i took to my facebook page and saying, if he can't know, at least my family can. the response was more than i could ever imagine. i started to think about it and thought you know there must be a place where people can share their stories of kindness. and so i formed facebook page for that reason. at first i was happy that we had 100 people on it. in a day it was a thousand and then the next day it was 4,000 and it kept going and going and getting messages from all over the world. all over the world. every day we're getting a new story from a different country and all these people just saying, wow, you know, this is what -- this is what we need to hear. >> great story. that's ou

. >>> matthew bellamy executive editor of "the hollywood reporter" joins me now. matt, good to have you with us. what is your take on the ethical issues raised? >> i think this is a debate going on in newsrooms and coffee tables around the country. there's a balancing test. what are you willing to do? what are you willing to agree to to get what, by all means, is an extraordinary interview. so are you willing to give up control over the publication of the piece? they gave the subject approval rights. if he had said i don't want this published, they wouldn't have published it. so the balancing test, i think if i'm in those shoes, it's an extraordinary get. i probably would have wanted to make a compromise of some sort, said, you know what, we'll run the quotes by you or show you a section or something but we're not going to show you the entire piece. it seems like that wasn't an option here and they decided to go for it and made a big splash with it. i completely understand why they did it. >> rolling stone in the spotlight but also obviously sean penn who conducted the

matthew, have i to weigh in. >> i want to bring in. >> i really want to weigh in the clinton ging rich thing, frank lints knows is largely a matt. clinton rolled neut ging rich every chance he got, that is why they got things done because ging rich cappity lated. i'm sorry, frank, basically a president is not supposed to to turn his back on a strong leader. you may not like nancy pelosi but she say very strong speaker. stronger than any speaker probably in our lifetime, at least since sam rayburn, that swha legislative leaders do. >> if he makes a mistake to point fingers or his rhetoric rises. >> i think he rises above it. this is legacy time now. i think will definitely, if he is smart he will rise above it but the debate is going to be about why didn't he get more don't here again, did he not try hard enough. or was he obstructed and to frank's point, the reason why you can't work with somebody who doesn't want to work with you. on the first day on your inauguration when the leader and the a semly minority leader said our job is to defeat him, i mean come on, how do you get something done if they they don't want to work to yo

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