matthew is a typical teenager. riding his bike, listening to music, and hanging out with friends. >> i definitely was athletic. >> captain of the high school wrestling team, matthew was practicing with his teammates. >> all the sudden it just hit me. >> when something went terribly wrong. >> everything turned side ways. i got this profound sense of dizzyness, totally off balance. started vomiting. >> matthew was rushed to the hospital where doctors struggled with the diagnosis. >> we were terrified that something might happen. we wanted him to just make it through the night. >> he made it and the next morning an m.r.i. determined the healthy teen edger had suffered a stroke. >> i was surprised. when i think of strokes, i think of elderly people having a stroke. >> no one had ever heard of a kid my age ever having a stroke. >> but they do. in fact it affects 5,000-10,000 kids in the u.s. every year. >> the majority of children having strokes are previously healthy children that don't have any sort of underlined risk

let's put to the matthews meter. will health care be more of a winning issue this fall for democrats or for republicans? what looks like republicans have a slight edge here. our poll has it 7-5. they say the g.o.p. has the winning advantage here. glo, you're with the seven? >> yeah. look, i think this is a good issue for republicans, although i think they should talk about the economy. chris: you think it's a plus for republicans? you sound hesitant here. >> people don't trust government, number one. think back to 1994 when the democrats passed the crime bill gun control. people didn't -- they thought why are you taking away my guns? why are you mandating me to buy health insurance? if you don't trust the government and this energizes their voters to come out in a midterm election and midterm elections are all about energizing your base to come out. should they talk about the economy, absolutely. chris: do you think it's good for the d's? >> one thing you note that 83% of hispanics wanted health care reform passed. i

>> this is "the chris matthews show." >> ask not what your country can do for you -- >> i can hear you. >> a time for change has come! >> now the elections, once the fever pitch of health care has passed, democrats life depends on changing the subject. the experts see a huge republican sweep this november. back on track, can the president use the next eight months to switch the train from the wrong tropk pele say we're on to the right track for the country? can he switch signals in time? and finally, the robe, nothing divides washington like a battle over who joins the supreme court. it looks like one is coming. twihe struggle to replace a liberal give conservatives a fight they won? hi, i'm chris matthews. welcome to the show. kelly o'donnell covers congress for nbc news. howard fineman is senior washington correspondent at "newsweek." michele norris is host of "all things considered" on national public radio. and michael duffy is assistant managing editor at "time magazine." democrats can't wait to get off of health care and on to jobs. they're terrified that this year, 2010, might b

corporal matthew snyder's funeral became a stage for the westborough baptist church. a judge says the father has to pay the church's field áfldinst cxinc court fldrslt. >> we began to bring you this story last night. the family of a u.s. marine versus the ultra conservative westborough baptist church. the church won the latest legal round but the public urging the marine's family to fight on to the supreme court. shortly after graduatinfrom high school in maryland in 2003, matthew snyder enlisted in the u.s. marine corps. 2 1/2 years later he died in a vehicle accident in iraq. his funeral was picketed by members of the kansas based west borrow baptist church that believe god is killing american soldiers because this nation is increasingly tolerant of homosexuality. >> they said they would be protesting because of their presence, we had to have a s.w.a.t. team there. >> reporter: the father of corporal snyder was so offended by the protests at his son's funeral, he sued for invasion of privacy. a jury agreed. but the federal appeals court reversed and ordered the mari

i congratulate andrew and timothy and matthew mckinny and matthew michael terno for earning this important honor. i congratulate eagle scouts all across america. and the hundreds who earn this honor this year who learn to act with honor and loyalty. it's a parade of common and community purpose based in the scout oath and ever present in the 12 points of the scout law. while each of you as eagle scouts will forever be an eagle scout, your accomplishments are not easily defined by the number of badges earned but rather the character and the dignity you show in earning them. and for andrew and timothy, that dignity has been shaped by your remarkable grandmother, marilyn roverson. thank you, mr. roverson for your dedication to your family, for your service to our great state, and for the legacy you have created for so many. thank you, mr. president. i yield the floor. mr. brown: i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: the presiding officer: the senator from ohio. mr. brown: i ask consent to dispense with e quum cl. the presiding off

there's matthew bryan-amaning.efensively it favors washington. like they did against oregon state. >> steve: stanford in the man-to-man defense. we may see a zone from the cardinal. we're seeing it right here. >> marques: it's a two-three zone. landry fields flagging down on the baseline, getting the outside shot. >> steve: washington is not an outstanding three-point shooting team. they almost shoot 32% from three-point range. so pack it in, take your chances that way. overton comes off the bench. he's the energizer bunny coming out there. >> marques: three minutes enough for romar in this kind of situation, knowing he needs to get to the championship game to ensure yourself of an ncaa tournament bid. holiday, landry fields, on-ball defenders. >> steve: ahead to overton. a foul will be called. tournament bound, california, 23-9. i lot of people say they might already be in. there is arizona state with an rpi of 61. they lost in the quarterfinal first round to the stanford card analyses last night. still, it is an

congress a year ago in the matthew shepard act.nds that it denied oklahoma churches the right to preach against homosexuality. the oklahoma bill permits prosecutors ignore title 18, u.s. code section 245, except the protections for gays are not in title 18 section 245 but 249. what did oklahoma nullify? when it said it attacked title 18 u.s. code section 245 title 18 u.s. code section 245 protects people against hate crimes based on race, color religion or national origin. the religion nuts wound up the religious nuts in oklahoma who tried to wind up stripping the rights from the religious nuts in oklahoma. oklahoma state senator steve, i wonder what hoist on his own pittard means, russell. today's worst person in the world. new purefitness from crystal light. ♪ the first crystal light with no artificial sweeteners, flavors, or preservatives. ♪ new purefitness from crystal light. a pure way to water your body. so, at national, i go right past the counter... and you get to choose any car in the aisle. choose any car? you cannot be s

we ask the experts >>> the chris matthews show next at 10:00 a.m., followed by "meet the press" at 10>>> coming up on "the chris matthews show," democrats are terrified that health care may have used up all the oxygen. they are champing at the bit to get back to jobs. how voter feel about things. and this year, heading toward a republican sweep in november, maybe of historic propositirtio. too late for the democrats? plus, justice john paul stevens made broad hints that he may soon retire. will president obama try to get a big-time liberal confirmed? and for a look at what's coming up on "meet the press," here is david gregory. >>> coming up, decision time. a special preview of the historic house vote on health care, expected a few hours from now. with us exclusively, the leader insist the middle of the fight. house majority leader steny hoyer and john boehner, and tim kaine and republican chairman michael steele square off in an exclusive debate in the politics of debate. and inside an analysis from our roundtable. all this morning on "meet the press." >> thanks, david. >>> how do yo

matthew, neve and i got a chance to hang around with each other. >> jimmy: does matthew tell you what'sost?" are you close enough that he would tell you -- >> here's the deal, i mean -- you know, incredible show, but they're in their final season and now, it's time to transition your fandom -- >> jimmy: almost. give me nine more hours to get through it. >> then, but maybe "v?" >> jimmy: that is a great show. and the last episode, i think, like, million spaceships were headed to the earth -- how is that going to last for five episodes if they are coming here -- >> we don't talk about them all the time. you kind of know they're out there. >> jimmy: they're out there. >> but there's great stuff when we get back on. >> jimmy: you play a journalist on the show who is kind of -- a little bit on the side of the aliens, maybe, at least right now. >> he's playing both sides, which is interesting. in a show that is really about for them, against them, he's kind of rovering in the middle, seeing what's in it for him. he's waiting to see which side is going to be victorious and be with those guys.

matthew alexander is a pseudonym. he's a former senior military interrogator in iraq to raise instrumental in the capture of abu zarqawi and has written a book on that, how to pick a terrorist i believe, and his e-mail is how to break a terrorist .com if you want to get in touch with him. this is the cover story in the national interest, a very good issue of the national interest not only was not to alexander's story but a great discussion of the various accounts of the great recession that we just had and also great and debate between afghanistan. with that, justine, do you want to start? >> thank you for having both of us. this is one of those times where i was lucky enough to hit on a terrific story and in author who was a pleasure to work with in a topic that just felt so right because this detainee issue is not going away unfortunately and we have someone with us who you have supervised over a thousand interrogations' and 300 yourself and was also wise enough to go out looking for better ways to do interrogations

sources say matthew mcconaughey has already turned down the role of her father. >>> and speaking of 007. reports say she's the next bond girl are wrong. according to them she hasn't even been approached. >>> somehow for some reason despite her role, it's reported that lindsay lohan will be designing hand bags for ed hardy. >>> finally sarah palin is ready to ink a deal with discovery channel for her own travel show. the former governor will reportedly be paid $1 million per episode. wow! >> she'll get the ratings, i bet. >> for cable, a million dollar an episode. that's network tv stuff. that's like "friends" material. >>> and this comes to us from wtvj, nbc 6 in miami where one man has overcome the odds and much more to make his return to the skies. edward piper thought he might never fly again after the plane he was piloting crashed nine years ago. the accident left him without his legs but somehow he had a passion for flying. it took two years to regain his license and modify his plane but now he's one of a handful of paraplegics ever allowed to pilot a plane. remarkable. i'm lynn be

matthew 'noles is kind of fighting this woman who says, look, it's not my kid. turned out to be matthew knows child being so now they're trying to figure out the whole child support, custody,thal kind of stuff. we know right now he pays $8,000 a month for the baby which is a lot of money, but they may adjust that depending on now knowing that he is for sure the father. >> you can bet on that. >> we got about a minute. i know we're not supposed to talk about it. can you give us a little preview into what's going on with snoop? >> well, got a great video of him out in snoring, he was walking down the -- out in new york. a couple of kids came up to him, they were in like high school, will you please listen to our music. he loves it and he starts dancing around. he tells his agent or manager, get this kid's information, i want to know this kid. >> it happens like that sometimes. >> you never know. this kid could be the next big rap star. >> that's awesome. >> thanks. >> thanks, guys. >> okay. does it ever happen like that anymore? that's like 30 years ago, you run i

>> there's nothing -- it's not that matthews turned out that he was wrong, it's that he's mocking his guest for taking this position. >> it's a good thing in the end that chris didn't run for the senate, because the rules got away from him there. >> mr. television critic? is that good television? >> it's great television. it's incredible television. are you kidding? it also shows -- it also shows what -- how foolish cable television cans will be in this. and that's part of the larger issue that we're talking about here in terms of how they're throwing fuel on the fire. that -- >> how foolish when people try to predict the future, which is something i studiously avoid doing, because sometimes you're wrong. let's get a break here. when we come back, abc hands over big bucks to a woman accused of murder. can this payment possibly be justified? you know, when i grow up, i'm going to own my own restaurant. i want to be a volunteer firefighter. when i grow up, i want to write a novel. i want to go on a road trip. when i grow up, i'm going to go there. i'm going to work with kids. i want to

joining us is matthew bentenhaas with california's emergency management agency.believe we're in a sick will, and that the pacific coast of the u.s. has now received increased stresses. so on the assumption that we have increased the possibility of an earthquake in your state, are you prepared? >> well, you can never be 100% prepared and 100% safe. but we work every day to make sure that we are better prepared in building our capabilities. we have the best in the world in aid system here in california and the best fire, law enforcement, volunteers to support our efforts. unfortunately we regularly go through earthquakes, just before haiti's earthquake on tuesday, on saturday, we had a 6.5 earthquake up in eureka. it gives us a test and opportunity to test our systems and make sure that we're getting better. with the 8.8 earthquake in chile, obviously working closely with the pacific and west coast and alaska tsunami warning center, early saturday morning we were alerting our first responder partners throughout the coastal california areas of the potential for a ts

i'm chris matthews in washington. leading off tonight. reality bites.are charging ahead on health care refm

up next, "hardball" with chris matthews, it starts right now, right here on msnbc. >>> living history -- let's play "hardball." >>> good eepg, i'm chris matthews, in washington, leading off tonight, president obama will go down in history as the man who achieved what so many presidents before him wanted to, tried to, but couldn't. extend health care coverage to americans who didn't have it. that will be the remarkable first line of accomplishments in all the biographies and school books. the president proved he had the muscle and courage to push through major change in america. and we'll talk to a presidential historian about this feat and what it means for the boem prob presidency. >>> plus more threats to members on both sides of the aisle, a photo of a noose was faxed to james clyburn and republican congressman ginny brown waite received a voicemail message of threatening her life. who's really responsible for fanning the flames of rage? >>> also, republicans want to campaign on the pledge of repealing health care reform. president obama says, be my guest. so can the republicans ri

back in 2006 they did demonstrate they funeral of lance corporal matthew snyder. killed in iraq at the age of just 20. they sent out fliers and posted things on the web. his dad told me all about them and things so vile i can't repeat them on the air. al snyder said enough. no one else should have to go through this and he sued. >> i have had military families who have gone through this the same way i have. they said after the initial shock of learning that you have lost a loved one in the war, an hour later your next thought is oh my god, are these people going to show up at their funeral? no one should have to deal with that at a time when you are trying to grieve over a child or a husband or a wife. >> well, after hearing about the story of matthew snyder and the snyder family, people all across the country started donating to the family hoping to pay down their legal bills. the case does get to the supreme court this fall. it is clearly all about the first amendment. so we will see whether or not the justices think it extends as far as these protesters would l

matthew alexander is a pseudonym. he is a former senior military interrogator in iraq who was instrumental in the capture of zarqawi, the al qaeda commander in iraq and has written a book. on that. how to break a terrorist, i believe. and matthew's e-mail is how to break a terrorist at gmail.com if you want to get in touch with them. this is the cover story in national interest, a very good issue of the national interest. not only with matthew's story but a great discussion of the various accounts of the great recession that we just had. and also a great debate between others about afghanistan. so with that, justin, do you want to go ahead? do it to ahead? >> thank you, peter, for having both of those. this is one of those times where i was lucky enough to hit on a terrific story, an author who was a pleasure to work with. and a topic that just felt so right because of this detainee issue is not going away, unfortunately. we have someone with us who you have, you have supervised over a thousand interrogations, done 30

matthew mccabe's morale is high, continuing to work as a team and preparing of course, and is in good spirits. >> what the latest on the trial. i understand an immunity ruling and what would it mean to navy seals like yourself and the ones currently serving if in fact in they are court martialed. >> well, first, fortunately of course the first hearing for the pay officers, the other seals can testify on behalf of the defense and not face prosecution themselves. that's a positive of course and sends a horrible message to us as operators that have to go out of course every single night and take care of things in the dark. it sends a bad message to have to worry about potentially your actions on the objective and having to face prosecution for whatever you do for doing your job basically. it's an uneasy and horrible message sent to us and also the terrorists out there that we face. >> let's remind everybody of the background of this particular case. these three navy seals who are coming up for trial thought they had come upon the master mind that have hideous massacre back in fallujah in

guest: that video was created by matthew from hawaii, a seventh grader. what he did very effectively was intertwining seized and programming so well that he shot his own b-roll. we noticed that middle school documentary's this year in particular, the technical components of their documentaries and the narration of the documentary's rose to the challenge, which is why our grand prize winners overtook the winner from high school. our grand prize winner grandskype technology -- grand prize winner use thd skype technology for all of their interviews. we noticed that the technology that students are using is fascinating when it comes to putting them together, as well as teaching themselves about the issues they are facing. host: it is so great to look through these videos. where can we watch them? guest: i encourage all of videos -- all viewers to go to studentcam.org. we have a list of all 75 winners. we will be airing all of them and having a short interview starting april 1 through april 27. tune in to seize and starting on april 1, or you can watch them on

let's play "hardball." >>> good evening i'm chris matthews in washington. leading off tonight, base politics, it's getting even uglier out there angry opponents of helkts care reform are targeting democratic house members with death threat. some democrats have had their office windows smashed. national -- democratic national committee chair tim kaine said today the republicans have stoked that anger and now he's going to make them own the bad behavior. plus, senate republicans are not giving up on killing the ice health care bill itself. offering amendment after amendment hoping to pass at least one of them and send the bill back to the house and then out of existence, one proposal, no viagra for sex offenders. who could be against that one? republicans want to force democrats to vote against this kind of commonsense measure. and then attack them for it in november. a great example, i'd say, of politics for the purpose of politics. >>> next, the spoils of victory, america loves a winner and president obama just got a big "w" on the board. let's see what hap

i'm chuck todd in washington in tonight for chris matthews whose son got married this weekend. congratulations to chris. leading off tonight, health care reform. political suicide or both? to democrats, health care reform is an accomplishment on the scale of social security and medicare. once the distortions go away, americans will reward them for what they did. to republicans, health care reform means disaster for the economy. and defeat for the democrats. well, we'll see. tonight, the political fallout from last night's historic vote. >>> plus, not every republican is so sure that this will be the democrats' waterloo. david frum says by refusing to compromise or negotiate republicans went for all the marbles and wound up with none. the waterloo, he says, is theirs. >>> also, the n-word was thrown at black democrats. a gay epitaph hurled at barney frank. bart stupak was called a baby killer on the house floor. the mood has become very ugly out there. can decorum return to the people's house? >>> plus, where do we go from here? could a republican-led lawsuit at the state level

let's play "hardball." >>> good evening, i'm chris matthews in washington. leading off tonight, history right on television. it happened today on live television, one of those moments that democrats hope will be remembered like franklin roosevelt signing social security in, lyndon johnson signing head care into law. president obama signed a new health care bill into law today before an east room filled with exuberant, proud and morally convinced democrats. >> today after all the votes have been tallied, health insurance reform becomes law in the united states of america. >> tonight we're going to look at the politics of health care. last week's conventional wisdom was that democrats were facing the abyss. this week, it's just possible this week that republicans may have overplayed their hand. that they relied too much on sitting back and cat-calling. been a bit too lenient in letting the far and in some cases nasty right do the work for them. even to the point of stating their case. where has this taken us politically? that's our top story tonight. >>> as fo

for more, we're joined by james carville, and our own political contributor, matthew dodd. james, let me begin with you, are you as confident as speaker pelosi that democrats have the votes? >> no. i'm glad to hear that she's confident. i guess she knows more about where the votes are than anybody else. it's daunting, i don't think it's impossible, but it's going to be difficult. this is going to be a real, real fight. it's fascinating, we'll see. >> and matthew, you think the democrats shouldn't even try, huh? >> if you're republican, you should jam it through and pass the bill. if you're republican, you want to see how popular it is. with the democrats voted for it a few months back, but the political environment has changed, i don't know if she can keep that. republicans like that to pass because they know how unpopular it is. >> james, that is a problem for the speaker. you got a lot of democrats who voted yes and but they've got problems with the bill. do the democrats have the choice? they seem to have made the calculation that they don't. if they fold now, that's goi

indeed in matthew's goes sell, jesus is quoted as saying, if anyone slaps you on the right cheek, then turn to him the other also. but not it seems in all cases or places, because tonight, you're going to meet a group of christians who are not only full of faith, they also love to fight. as ryan owens now reports for our series "faith mather matter" >> reporter: late friday night at the pure country bar in kentuc kentucky, a fight breaks out. but this isn't your grandfather's bar fight. >> hurt like hell, but -- >> as soon as i tape you, let's pray. >> reporter: and some of these fighters give bible beaters -- >> we thank you for the opportunity to go out tonight and to train and compete -- >> reporter: a whole new meaning. >> lord, we pray that you protect our fighters. we pray we be a representation of you. i was fighting all the way through bible college. i trained in the army on how to fight. this is just a part of who i am. it's part of my dna. >> reporter: the leader of this unorthodox group of warriors is john ran kin, an evangelical pastor and founder of extreme min strips. his

there are many counties like matthews across virginia's first district. we must be mindful of the impacts we have on their budgets. with that i yield back, mr. speaker fpblgt 7. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida rise? >> unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. ms. wasserman schultz: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise this morning to share some success tore stories from 209th district in florida it -- 20th district in florida to show the evidence is clear that the recovery act is working to cushion the greatest economic crisis since the depression. in my state of florida we are creating jobs and investing the infrastructure of our community. indeed, in my district alone there have been 130 recovery act grants that have been awarded. even more importantly in my congressional district, 61 small business vs. received more than $21 million in loans. these loans to small businesses have allowed companies to stay

arrested a man suspected of murder. 23-year-old richard glen ii has been charged with the murder of matthew golden. both men are from rolings, maryland. before the victim died he was able to identify richard glen as the shooter. >> and we are learning more about the case of that 13-year-old baltimore boy arrested for murder. he is being charged for a murder outside benard harris elementary school. he was accused of robbing him of a -- $7, a pack of cigarettes before killing him. he used the victim's phone to call his girlfriend, friends, and family members. calls which led police to the 14-year-old. he's being held without bail. >> police in east mount vernonon say they have had enough. there have been a dozen robberies just this month alone. more with what residents are doing to so much it. >> this month a string of 12 burglaries has neighbors on edge. >> i think about my child and all of the other kids that we have in mount vernonon. a lot of people don't realize how many children we have here. i think the parents are very concerned. >> baltimore police say he gets in through an open door

we have another one from matthew. matthew says it sounds great. can see the benefits it would have to other parents to watch their kids closely so that they don't wind up becoming a living "scar face" story. bravo. melissa says you've already lost the battle.. "scarface" is child's play by today's scan dards. the internet gives more access to truly horrific scenes and many kids don't have the parent of benefits to teach them empathy and compassion. we are raising an unshockable generation. ray says this, here's a tip. instead these kids the life of tony montana, how about showing them english or algebra, what about history. the last word to kendra. now we know why most children think violence is okay, parents actually condoning it in a way. to me it isn't a matter of being sheltered or not but teaching your child what is and isn't acceptable. some things are not okay for children to see. that doesn't mean they are sheltered. thank you so much for sharing your views on this. we very much appreciate it. >>> president obama sees the future america ru

. >> tim: the senior from concord against the senior from matthews, north carolina. >> mike: they didb recruiting this state. duke only has two from this state. north carolina only has two on the roster. national recruiting scopes there. there are plenty of good players to be had. >> tim: really outstanding free-throw shooter. stitt. >> mike: that makes a difference. i would bet he can make a clutch free-throw. it's a liability for him. he's in the 40s. >> tim: the score is a little higher than a week ago, but doesn't it look familiar? ultimately, their defense is creating enough opportunities to steal a road win? doubled. mcfarland puts it back. >> mike: the senior stepped up and had a nice game in the offensive playoffs. >> tim: jennings on the floor. andre along with stitt and potter, the five on the floor. booker and smith get a blow. who will come away with the victory that means so rhap 'll be right back. >> tim: it's a four-point game with 3:45 left. with the win, clemson gets into a third slot and a by. florida state gets bumped out. wake forest can only get to a fifth seat. n

cnn's senior international correspondent matthew chance is following them from moscow.eting in vienna for the next four days, how concerned are they regarding tehran's nuclear program? >> well, it seems that the iaea, the u.n.'s nuke war watchdog is very concerned about the possibility that iran is in their words, currently working on plans for a nuclear war head. they haven't presented any evidence for this specifically, any new evidence that is, but they have cited repeated refuses by iran to answer questions regarding the nature of its nuclear program and the new director general of the iaea, the u.n.'s nuclear watchdog amano spoke very clearly of the need. for the islamic republic to open up its nuclear sites to greater inspection and cooperate more fully. listen to what he had to say. >> the agency continues and there is comprehensive safeguards agreement with iran to verify that nondiversion of declared nuclear materials in iran but we cannot confirm that all nuclear material in iran is in peaceful activities because iran has not provide the agency with the necess

. >>> matthew and christopher perry don't use skates to glide across the ice. after strapping on pads and helmets, they sit down into a sled. they are here to practice sled hockey, a sport for both disabled and aibl-bodied athletes. >> always gives me a good workout. >> the perry twins have mild cerebral palsy affecting their balance and strength. until now, team sports were no fun. >> not only they get to participate in a team sport. it's a sport they can be good at. >> oh, yeah. >> many team members have physical or mental disabilities but, on the ice, their able-bodied friends or siblings don't have much of an edge. >> they are all on the same level, playing and having fun together and that disability fades away. >> the sport is new to most players, learning to pass, trying to score, sometimes falling. it's all part of the game. [ laughter ] >> sled hockey builds upper body strength and helps with coordination but the twins aren't necessarily thinking about all that. >> i love skating! >> spoken like a true member of the team. dr. sanjay gupta. >> ohhhh! >>>

arrested a man suspected of murder. 23-year-old richard glenn ii has been charged with the murder of matthew golden friday night inside golden's home. police say before the victim died he was able to identify richard glenn as the shooter. >> we are learning more about the case of a 14-year-old charged with murder. kwauntre crudup is accused in the murder of kenly wheeler. according to a report in the "baltimore sun" reports say crudup used the victim's cell phone which led police to the 14-year-old being held now without bail. >> two months of burglaries in mount vernonon lead neighbors to say they have had enough. kim dacey has more on what residents are doing to try to stop it. >> people who live in mount vernonon say it is usually a safe neighborhood. this month a string of 12 burglaries has neighbors on edge. >> i think about my child. i think about all of the other kids that we have in mount vernonon. a lot of people don't realize how many people we have here. i think the parents are concerned. >> baltimore police say the burglar gets in through an open door or window and steals small i

found 23-year old richard glen in bel air today around 4:30 wanted in the murder of the 38-year old matthewolden friday night in raulings, maryland. a search for glen began immediately. he was arrested without incident. >>> a survey of downtown baltimore this weekend could cause a few traffic delays, but will bring the city closer to landing a high-profile grand prix race. baltimore racing development hopes to bring a 3 to 4-day indy racing event to baltimore in august 2011. an arial and ground survey is needed to help seal the deal and to get the job done parking was prohibited along certain streets between 10 and 1:00. >> it will give us basically exact plans for the existing continue and grades of the roads. that will allow us to develop design plans for the work that has to happen to accommodate the indy car race, should it come to baltimore. >> hopes are to wrap up an agreement this month and the league's decision on giving baltimore a franchise could come within weeks. >>> the first elephant born at maryland zoo in baltimore celebrates his second birthday today. sampson had all the ma

county grand jury has indicted a former kindergarten teacher on child sex abuse charges. 31-year-old matthew berisford, according to the post, the alleged abuse happened at school last year. he is scheduled to go -- to be in court may 7. and officials say two employees at children and youth facilities have been fired and two others suspended. the body of a teacher has been -- was found last month. no charges have been filed, but a 13-year-old at the facility has been questioned. >> as baltimore mayor stephanie rawlings-blake prepares to tackle these $21 million budget deficit, we're learning more about what might be cut. the there is enough pain this time around for everyone, basically. >> there really is. we understand a preliminary view of the budget should be available to the public sometime next week, but the rumblings are starting already. there are rumors that they look at fire, police and trash services. however, the mayor is opening -- is urging patients to night. this is going to be a long process. >> councilman robert kirk -- robert curran summing up the mayor's budget proposal. th

megyn: anger and outrage are mowning today after the father of fallen marine matthew schneider is ordered to pay the legal costs of the people who protested at his son's funeral. yesterday on this broadcast we spoke with albert schneider that father about the court's decision. today word that help is on the way. many of you trying to do what you can to lend your support and even fox's own bill o'reilly is now offering to pay mr. schneider's legal cost. shannon live in washington. snan shannon the schneider family has been battling this case for years now after these crazies from the westborough baptist church showed up atis son's funeral. what keeps them going, what keeps the family going? >> reporter: well, you know megyn i actually asked al schneider yesterday to explain some of the signs and things that were shown at his son's funeral they're so bad we can't even talk about them on the air. these are really offensive things happened as he was trying to lay his son to rest. he said listen i don't want any other military family to go through that. he said people get a call that their spo

. >>> in custody matthew falen. gladden and baker are charged with possession of marijuana.ailen is charged with intent to distribute marijuana and morphine. >>> in tonight's wjz pump watch report, filling up your tank continues to get more expensive. and as andrea fujii explains, it's only going to get worse. >> reporter: it's always painful for ron laney to fill up his school bus. >> this will probably be about $150. >> reporter: luckily, he didn't have to pay this bill. but increasing costs for everyone at the pump, even businesses, means cuts somewhere else. >> we're already cutting back. it's just something everybody has to do. >> reporter: extra $5, $10, $15 that i have to spend. >> average is $2.81 a gallon. baltimore is at $2.79. experts say it's all supply and demand. >> people are out in their cars more. filling up. we've got the warm weather. and the demand is up now. >> reporter: but it's not just u.s. demand. >> china. china is the world's second largest consumer of oil and gasoline. so that's also helping drive up crude oil. >> reporter: some drivers say they t

. >> matthew olson. one which you revisit munich as to whether it was a lot of compromise. at all your logic clearly but it seems to mean that they paid the price of the compromise. wasn't invited to participate in negotiating a compromise which would seem to me would indicate a rottenness. >> that's very true and most of the compromise and extent of this, almost most cases like in czechoslovakia. they even came to munich and weren't allowed to participate or even present their case so at the compromise here was definitely on the expense of this party and that i think almost the usual case. but there are cases, of course, of compromises which are dealing only with two parts. i don't know if that is the answer to your question and war and missed something. >> please identify yourself. >> mike, when you say we should can you identify the we? and how you go about accomplishing and that happy state? >> the way you do, we the people of. we the human beings who care about morality. we the human beings who care about decent behavior. it is that we. who am i to speak of anyone? i c

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. >> it began here after the birth of son matthew in 1998.tpartum depression can leave mothers with thoughts of suicide. >> did you ever feel suicidal? >> did i ever think of it? yeah, sure. that's what's so devastating about it. it is so not logical, but yet it can feel so right. and that's the bizarre thing about depression. >> marie told me that suicide was not a choice she could make. >> i couldn't. number 1, because i'm a mother. i would never do that to my children. i would never abandon them and not be there to put my arms around them or hug them if they hurt. i couldn't do that to them. but i do understand the despair. >> also tonight, who is the early-on favorite to win dancing with the stars? and who will go home first? plus, your first look at an all- new ncis. that and more coming up on entertainment tonight. >>> and you can see entertainment tonight, at 7:30, here on wjz. >>> an american man takes a giant leap into the world record books. seth enz low jumped 183 feet, between two ramps in sydney, australia this morning. that's th

allegany a man arrested of murder. 23 yeerlt richard glenn ii charged with the slooting death of matthewde golden's home. both men are from rolligs, maryland. before he died he was able to identify glenn as the shooter. >> >> 14-year-old kwaunt resm crudup was charged with the murder of kenly wheeler. detectives say crudup used the victim's phone to call his family, calls which allegedly led police to the 14-year-old. he is being held without bail. >> improper handling of radioactive materials will cost johns hopkins university $300 ,000. they found solutions that were stored improperly. 19 of the alleged violations dealt with security and not health. in one case a patient was given radioactive treatment to the wrong part of his body. hopkins said he was scheduled for treatment to that part of the body at a different tim >> we'll try to holt onto the good weather for one more day before things give up. you see these clouds drifting in our direction. today we'll see these high, thin clouds filter be -- filtering in. the rainy part of this storm system is expected to come in tonight and to

matthew carroll, the court-appointed psychiatrist who interviewed john gardner with a sentencing recommendation on the 2000 molestation. what was that assessment? and did you agree with it? >> well, larry, i've been doing this work for 30 years, and i have rarely seen a report that was more clear that dr. carroll did. it was well thought out. he threw up as big a red flag as any psychiatrist possibly could. he was deliberate in his thinking and his analysis, and pointed out that this is a man who had no remorse for what he did. hoe took no response. >> larry: so why did he only serve five years? >> apparently there was a plea agreement that dr. carroll's warning wasn't heeded, and he wasn't charged and prosecuted as fully as he could have been. >> larry: marc klaas, why does this go out? >> first of all, i think we have to listen to the experts. as dr. kalish said, he's been in business 30 years doing these kinds of assessments. we've taken it to another level. larry, in 2006, californians passed jessica's law. among other things, the law mandates that any violent predator being considered for

trading at more of a discount than they traditionally would to the other countries. >> all right, matthewthank you very much. interesting they're trading at a discount considering, for those of you out there, saudi arabian stocks are up about 10% this year. that's good for the best performance in the middle east. we appreciate your time, matt. and let's get to nesto the magnificent. >>> thank you, my little traveling passported friend. let's take a look at the oil drillers here today, just to show you the numbers. osx is very strong. 10 of 14 members trading higher. if you look at the supercomposite, oil drillers index, i show all ten members pushing higher. transocean, ensco, noble, diamond offshore, just to name a few. and the worst stock in the s&p 500 this morning is saic. disappointing results, lower than consensus forecast, met by a downgrade at wells fargo this morning. they cut it to market perform from outperform. they think that the stock is headed lower. back to you guys. >> all right, thank you, matt nesto. >>> research in motion releases its fourth quarter earnings after the

here with me to dissect it all we have warren myers and also matthew, good to see you guys. is this a dollar play or people saying i don't want to be in the bond market right now? >> i think it's a little combination of both. the dollar is showing a little weakness today and you tend to getilatal pop in the markets on that and i think we've seen that switch over the last couple days in the bond market of people getting out of some of their bond positions and where else are you going to go? you'll funnel some of that money back into the money market. >> are people feeling better about the european situation right now? >> i think we're getting some clarity. i don't think it matters what the dollar has been doing. the dollar showing serious strength over the last couple days and we still had a market rise with the exception of wednesday. i don't think it's so much the dollar, but clarity we're seeing in europe. >> i have to throw one out here to my good friend larry kudlow because he's very concerned that the dollar continue its momentum and that it gets stronger and that, in t

i'm in tonight for chris matthews whose son, michael, got married this past weekend. health care reform, political suicide or both? democrats are hailing last night's passage of health care reform as an historic breakthrough on the scale of social security and medicare. republicans are predicting disaster for the economy and defeat for democrats in november. we'll talk to some democrats and republicans on what it all means and where we go from here. also, we heard reports that the n word was thrown at black democrats and we heard a gay epithet hurled at barney frank. bart stupak was called a baby killer on the house floor. the mood is ugly out there. fallout. one thing president obama gave up forever last night, the idea of being a post-partisan president. is there any hope of the two parties working together or will every fight look like health care? also, truth and lies. what's really in the bill and the top lies about health care reform. finally, you haven't heard anything until you heard congressman devan nunas of california. >> today we are turning back the clock