to matthew's unit in afghanistan.a dear friend, jim bunn who is involved in media had a vision and the matthew freeman project again. he dedicated much time and energy to produce a short film that launched the project on memorial day 2010. since then, with the help of so many volunteers, he can't name them all, the project has spent over seven tons of school supplies to soldiers are buried for humanitarian efforts in afghanistan. matthew small town of richmond hill, now a city of savanna and our great army bases at fort stewart and hunter army airfield in savanna air guard to help me heal by supporting the matthew freeman project under it all veterans day 5-k run for peace. last night i dedicated a memorial in our town, the captain matthew freeman project proudly announced a new scholarship we will be starting for the siblings of the fall and in combat. these are the forgotten mourners to often sacrifice, on their education to comfort family or deal with their own grief. after 11 years of work, very few people know ab

matthew beamed with pride as his father spoke. later that day matt said mom, i want to show you something. we looked away from objectivity senate took me to ben croft hall, the dormitory. we walked to the great doors and into that magnificent rotunda. he led me straight ahead and up the worn marble stairs to memorial hall, a ceremonial room used for special occasions. i smiled as i remembered three years earlier as he looked at me with a frightened glance, holding his hand up as his father swore him into the navy. that day, the rumor sounded with other parents doing the same thing. that day, the day i was with matthew, the room was hushed as he led me through the hall, past a sign asking for quiet and respect. i looked around that room filled with plaques describing unimaginable courage, ancient flags flown in battles, paintings depicting hard-fought battles -- battles. he moved me to the back of the room and below a flag that said don't give up the ship with a large plaque and a lid of black case. he looked at me and he said mom,

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matthew presents jesus as the greater teacher, the interpreter of the torah. luke to a more gentile audience, and jesus becomes the savior for all peoples and all nations. and finally john, later, much more gnostic, much more holy spirit-oriented, so that the church becomes the vehicle in which the holy spirit will descend. so again, we have an interesting connection between myth in its earliest form, and how it concretizes into a full religious movement. >> you see how the doctrinal dimension moves in there in terms of the interpretation. i loved it - i figured this out - well, i didn't figure it out - as i studied the new testament, something people don't often realize is the different tone to the gospel, to each one of the gospels. and why? because they develop out of individual communities with a certain purpose and a certain audience. and so right there, you've got the myth happening, but then you've got that doctrinal dimension focusing in - now what was important? reverend williams, that we just saw, he's a luke guy - dare i say it - he's the gospel acc

[captioning made possible by nbc universal] chris: i'm chris matthews. with me today michael duffy, andrea mitchell, kathleen parker and john harris. what will win the difference? for president obama, here's a short must-do list for the two weeks ahead. number one project what he's done into the positive future. ramp up that positive message. obama backs the middle-class. romney can't wait to help the rich. in monday night's debate especially on the issue of libya. and here's a list for romney, keep asking voters are you better off? present yourself as a strong fixer of voters' economic troubles. and look like a commander in chief. this is a tightened race and romney may be the one on offense right now. >> he has to be because he's still a little bit behind in the key states. his job is fairly simple. 16 days tops. he's got to keep the focus on his economic message of lower taxes for everyone whether that's possible or not the long run. he's got to show on foreign policy that you keep the boat in the channel that's a minimum requirement of doing the job.

chris, thrill up my legs, matthews. now, isn't it a surprise when you see them actually talking about obama and he still has his clothes on? you know, back in college we used to have this acronym we would screen out windows a lot of pda, public display of affection in a dorm, it would be get a room, gar. i'm always screaming that at the television when chris matthews is speaking. back on july 17, old chris was fanning himself, once again. >> this guy has done everything right. is racist and a red. he saw is what all the way to the top of the harvard law review and the content of the review, top editor. everything is done is clean as a whistle but he's not only breaking any law, he's never anything wrong. he's the perfect father, the perfect husband, the perfect american. all we do is trash the guy. >> so that's the bar being set for the presidency. he hasn't broken any law. okay. i think we all can accept the nomination for the presidency. look, the only trashing that has been done over the last three and a half years i

matthew lee?: despite those comments, it is not clear to me what exactly mitt romney would do differently in syria, for example. he has talked about how it is important for the united states to play a role in who gets legal assistance, weaponry and ammunition, but that is what the obama administration is doing. his the governor saying the united states should actively -- is the governor said in the united states should actively supply the rebels with arms? if the answer is no, that is what the current administration put the policy is now. for him to make a distinction, he will have to be more specific. host: he also talked about israel. guest: a lot of this has come from well over one year of campaigning where governor romney has tried very hard to show this closeness with israel and expose the obama administration for not having that closeness. we cannot sit here and pretend that has not had to do with fund-raising and also looking at jewish voters in florida and california, and hoping this messa

the matthew perry is still in dry dock there. it's been -- didn't get my update in terms of power usage, but it's been hundreds of thousands of kilowatt hours, the equivalent of a couple hundred household use of electricity. it's been a massive amount of power. this came about, in part -- in large part, due to the fact we had previously constructed shore side power at pier 27. and i wanted to just touch on that for a moment because with the exception of commissioner brandon, this port commission hasn't been here during that project. that started way back in 2006 when we applied for our grant, which came through from the air district in 2007. we subsequently applied for and received additional grant funding which resulted in a project with a budget of 5.2 million, where we had $4.2 million in grant funding. so, we got a $5 million project for $1 million out of pocket. we got that done on time, got our first ship connected the end of 2010. by connecting at the end of 2010, we beat out the other california ports and had the first fu

i'm here with matthew ogrady, we're joined by george wooding, vice president of the coalition for san francisco neighborhoods and an opponent of the measure. i'd like it start off with matthew and why you believe this proposition is so important. >> certainly. thank you, richard. first off i have some good news and bad news and some more good news for san francisco. the good news is that in a study recently published by the trust for public land that looked at city park systems in the 40 biggest cities in the country, it rated san francisco as no. 1 in the country. we have the best park system anywhere in the country. that's because of the big investments made by previous generations of san franciscoans. the bad news is that a lot of that infrastructure is 60 to 80 years old and it's worn out and the city identified about 1.4 billion dollars worth of renovation that our park system needs to bring it back up to snuff. the good news is that the city has a long-term capital plan that includes that exact work. we started with the 2008 parks bond, which is already beginning to have a huge

hi, i'm chris matthews. welcome to the show. with us today, abc's sam donaldson, nbc's andrea mitchell, msnbc s.e. cupp and joe klein. the new jobs report gives the obama campaign a much-needed assist after the debacle wednesday night in denver. the debate's closing statements told the tale. the president was down and mitt romney was up. >> you know, four years ago we were going through a major crisis, and yet my faith and confidence in the american future is undiminished. >> it's an important election and i'm concerned about america. i'm concerned about the direction america has been taking over the last four years. what kind of america do you want to have for yourself and your children? chris: and the impact wednesday night can be seen at least four ways. first the media consensus, from the left, center and right. the media called the president's performance a failure and say mitt romney may get a second look now. second, the g.o.p. got a lift. the entire party from fundraising got a pick me up. third, first impressions. voter

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roger and chris matthews. it is amazing. [applause] the al smith dinner, in thanking all of you for your presence and support, might i suggest this annual dinner actually shows the united states of america and the catholic church at their best. think about it. here we are, in an atmosphere of civility and humor, posted fittingly by a church which claims joy is the infallible sign of god's presence, men and women, young and old of every ethnic and racial background, democrats, republicans, independents, catholics, protestants, jews, latter-day saints, people of no particular creed, people of wealth, but some folks here as well who barely get by, the guests from westchester and the bronx, staten island, grateful all of us to be people of faith and will americans. loving a country which considers a religious liberty our first and most cherished freedom, convince faith is not just limited to an hour of sabbath worship, but affects everything we do and dream. [applause] privileged this evening to be in the company of two honorabl

just sign chris matthews. all right. with love, chris matthews. there you go. somebody's getting this. i'll run it back in the commercial break. coming up, our "news nation" panel ready to mix it up live in danville. michael still, eugene washington, christ cofenuns will join us. you can put in a bid for chris matthews notes. we'll be right back. humans -- even when we cross our t's and dot our i's, we still run into problems. namely, other humans. which is why, at liberty mutual insurance, auto policies come with new car replacement and accident forgiveness if you qualify. see what else comes standard at libertymutual.com. liberty mutual insurance. responsibility. what's your policy? boring. boring. [ jack ] after lauren broke up with me, i went to the citi private pass page and decided to be...not boring. that's how i met marilyn... giada... really good. yes! [ jack ] ...and alicia. ♪ this girl is on fire [ male announcer ] use any citi card to get the benefits of private pass. more concerts, more events, more experiences. [ jack ] hey, who's boring now? [ ma

matthew fox isn't just a bad guy. >> matthew fox is great. >> he's a bad guy. >> way over the top ine and tyler perry changed their physical appearance for this role. >> yeah, tyler took off some weight and he's on the cover of what "health" -- >> he got buff. >> yeah. i think he likes it. >> and matthew fox -- >> tyler is going to blow everybody's mind. he's very, very good in this. >> he's such a big guy. >> yep. >> physically big. did that present a problem at all in framing or in -- >> no, matthew plays football, college football. matthew's a good-sized guy. i don't think so. tyler -- >> got on a stepladder. you know, obviously tyler perry known for, more famous for the madea roles. do you think his audiences will accept him? >> i think they're going to love it. i hope they will. as i say, it's a lot closer to the alex cross in the books and does a great job. it tested great. in five cities, atlanta, detroit, chicago, l.a., new york. >> so we assume -- >> tested great. >> we assume this will do well. will this be the first in a series? >> that's up to tyler. if he wants to do the

>> bill, can he win back chris matthews? >> if you lost chris matthews, do you lose the south? >> no, you lose chris matthews. >> i would say -- first of all i kind of agree with that. they send athletes out weeks ahead of time if they are going to play because the change is so different. it did look like he had the air sucked out of him. he is the president. he can't be living in denver. >> he can show up early like romney did and then prepare. >> you don't need longer than a day. >> so they were both on equal footing. >> he is the president. he can't be in denver and the medicinal marming marg clinics. -- marijuana clinic. >> you know what bothers me about chris matthews, him having a stroke on camera with the boxes shows are they doing journalism over there? why is he so emotionally tied to this and upset? >> he was a broken man. >> it all looked like they were suffering altitude sickness. they were pale. >> the commentator, it is not like he is a regular reporter. >> that was pretty hard core. >> wait a second. he said if he wants the facts he should be watching us. if he w

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let me introduce you to delante matthews. matthew takes it to the house.ot more where that came from. his brother is the quarterback. brother to brother, they like that real sweet. crime son tide rolling tonight. coolage, they got some things going. the orange doing their thing. quarterback, kirkland scrambling and then anchors away, my boy. anchors away. right into your living room. 3-d. too much dunbar, though. patterson, take it to the hizzy. 40-19 tonight. hey coach, tell us about those matthews boys. >> hey brother, you know, so at times they go and practice in the backyard and do things on their own. sometimes the coordinators call things and they might check. it's chemistry and knowing each other. it's a great combination. >> let's move on now. this is the purple platoon,

as matthew said, paving the way for reagan.tate was a yale law student bill clinton. the legacy of goldwater and mcgovern changed the direction of american politics. >> what congresswoman talked about what he did for women and democrats. let's not forget he did for the world. he flew 73 bombing flights in world war ii. he did so much by flying -- >> not only that, his in his time after the senate in 1980, did run for president one more time but continued his work against world hunger. >> and alcoholism in later years of his life. >> i think, you know, he's been vindicated. that's the one thing that he said. >> i don't think he needed to be vindicate zbld vindicates in terms of that humiliating defeat. you go on and you serve 30 more years, you do as much good for the world when you're not in office as when you're in office, he means a lot not just to democrats. >> somebody can lose, basically in the end win because of what their message and the moral clarity that he spoke with. >> we all remember him well. thank you all very mu

poor chris matthews. he's even mentioned tonight.ris matthews -- if obama loses this election -- well, watch chris now. he compares paul ryan and his pro-life views to shoul sharia . >> they would give life, liberty, property rights to a fetus that had just been -- rather an egg that's just been fertilized right after sex, if you will. to have that notion that that would be a person under this personhood thing that ryan is pushing, and under the 14th amendment rights, the platform romney is running under, this is extremism. almost like sharia. you're saying to the country, we'll operate under religious theory. >> sean: did you ever hear about the live born protection act that obama wouldn't give a botched abortion, where babies born alive, and would have mandated medical case, and obama voted no. >> he's the most pro-abortion president in the history of the republic. the majority of americans today call themselves pro-life. chris matthews says paul ryan is extremist. i've got to say this as a catholic. i was disappointed and very, ve

chris matthews who wanted to play the race card, chris matthews with all due respect, you are a patheticto call yourself a journalist. you are supposed to give people with the facts and give them information, not name call and ignore the fact and then try to shift the subject off a failed economic policy and failed foreign policy. that is what they are doing. >> sean: this came up in 2008. it was america ready to elect first african-american president. overwhelmingly the country, i would argue ignored a lot of obama's past and elected barack obama. they gave him a chance. he didn't fulfill his promises. if america doesn't re-elect him, america is racist? >> that is con kloogs they are bringing but because they are desperate. they don't have anything positive economically to run on. the foreign policy is also failed. as governor romney said last night a strong america means a strong economy and a strong military. they are only playing the race card because of desperation. >> sean: everything has been so petty. this has been meanest nasty campaign. the war on women. let's stick with nbc ne

chris matthews is at the debate site.e challenges that this format aforesaid, what do you make of the fact that the romney campaign has really been bragging about how much they have been prepping mr. romney on stagecraft? they've been talking about him like he's been embedded in the actor studio for the past week. >> right. and the great old hollywood rule is, the key is sincerity, and if you can fake that, you've got it made. i'm looking at, why did they leak the fact that they taught him to lean into the person in the format of the town hall. to lean in physically, to lean forward, like we do here, but in a different way. to somehow suggest an earnest interest and empathy for the person. if it's that mechanical, that robotic, he's not going to do too well. >> we have seen challenges for both incumbent presidents and challengers at debate formats like this. obviously, george herbert walker bush, ostentatiously checking his watch. we saw the very awkward intersection, and i'm not sure which man came out the better for it,