>> between matthew and lucas, for argued and defensible reasons scholars think that matthew and luke were probably written just before the turn of the first century. >> i thought it was closer to 47 years. >> after what? >> after his death. >> well, he died around -- no, mark is the earliest one and mark seems to have been written around the destruction of the temple. >> i guess what she's saying is a lot of this is hand me down, verbal accounts, which ofourse verbal accounts, which ofourse certainly know that, correct? >> well, today it certainly is not like the-mile-per-hour dame -- the children's parlor game of telephone where you pass a saying around the circle and by the time it gets to the end it's been corrupted. go back to the historical context, it was a very oral culture. and we're only talking, here, maybe 40 or 50 years. i can certainly remember things 40 years ago. and 30 years ago quite cereal. and something of this monumental importance i probably would remember it quite vividly. but in that culture where member morization and oral transmission was -- member morization

and they put matthew davies in prison.s bring in matthew's wife and steve raglan is his attorney. thank you for joining us, we really appreciate it. >> thank you. >> first of all molly how did this idea for the business start and when you guys started it or matthew started it, did you guys have any sense of the danger involved that the federal government would be this unreasonable when it came to state's rights? >> well, initially, we had some concerns. because we had concerns, we went to different attorneys we went to people we thought were the foremost experts on the cubject in california, and after meeting with them, we felt so secure. we felt that it was legal in california, we were going to stay within the state guidelines, follow all the laws, and these attorneys advised us that as long as we did that, we would be safe, and of course, because of what the obama administration said, there would be no problem so in the end my husband went forward because we felt so secure in the fact that this was a legal business and a

. >> supervisor kim: i had the opportunity to hear both from matthew steen and nick wolf. initially i did support matthew steen, -- someone who is very familiar with many of the issues that lower-income residents face in the area plan. after some of the discussions over the last several weeks i'm happy to support nick wolf today for the seat and look forward to seeing if there are other ways that we can give matthew steen voice and other committees here in seven cisco. >> president: supervisor wiener has made a motion to amend nick wolf's name. without objection. on the underlying motion, if we could approve that without amendment. we can do the motion to amend without objection but we do need to roll call on the underlying motion. >> on item 26 is amended. >> supervisor campos: aye >> president: aye >> supervisor chiu: aye >> supervisor cohen: aye >> supervisor farrell: aye >> supervisor kim: aye >> supervisor mar: aye >> supervisor wiener: aye >> supervisor yee: aye >> supervisor avalos: aye >> supervisor breed:aye >> the motion is approved. roll call for introductions.

matthew buford is dead. >> no one will ever know for sure whether he could have been saved.es says he doesn't blame the crowd or the police for not jumping in if they weren't properly trained. but he says it's hard to believe with so many authorities on the scene that none of them knew how to make a water rescue. >> i mean, it's -- it doesn't make sense to me that you have fire rescue within two blocks, marine rescue within two miles, and none of them are trained in water rescue. to me, that is -- i mean, that's unspeakable. >> after the incident, the victim's family files a complaint and the philadelphia police department conducts an internal investigation. the internal investigation concludes that their officers provided adequate service. as soon as police were notified of buford's position, they dispatch a negotiator and within minutes also call their marine unit. but the marine unit, though based nearby, had been dispatched to another river earlier that day and is miles away, pulling up abandoned cars when they get the call. they immediately head for the bridge, but as w

you can always count on chris matthews to regurgitate what he said.his. >> one more romney. >> doesn't cover up scandals in the middle east. >> what was the scandal that was covered up? >> benghazi. >> what was the scandal? >> get to it. nail it. what wast the scandal? >> he said it was about a video. >> yes it was about the video. read the newspaper. it is all about the video. >> it is all about the video -- wrong, chris. it was not about the video. >> it had nothing to do with the so-called video. i think where the media went wrong here was to help the president and they didn't investigate it. they could have looked at whether there was a spontaneous spontaneous -- they didn't find out. they could have find out about the enhanced security, and they did not. only fox news, katherine herrige and and jennifer griive were reporting, doing what journalists were supposed to do and kept the story alive. there was so much of the didn't lookedia at. >> we know the libyan president told us it was not related to the video. we had people on the ground. we had r

. >> math thu all d -- matthew hall doesn't do it on purpose, he sdmoers and his wife lets him know. >> when i get swatted, i know it's time to roll over. >> now there's a growing market of specialty pillows to help people like matthew. >> minimizing snoring and sleep apnea with pillows that can provide a better support for people that have neck strain. >> the sona pillow is designed to keep people on their side. it cradles the head to create optimal breathing alignment. itpromises to cut down on snoring and mild sleep apnea. we askedthis doctor if this technology could work. >> pillows that force a person to sleep on their side might provide benefits. >> this model provides a built in support system to cradle your head and neck promising to keep your chin and neck out keeping your -- keeping your air way open. we had matthew test this one. >> putting the head and neck in a cpr type position, you can actually help open up the air way to a degree. >> but the sona and brookstone count tests to make their claims take it with a grain of salt because a lot of those are based on a few indi

it's video shot by american matthew van dyke, who traveled with syrian freedom fighters in aleppo. he recently returned from his time there and he joins us now live from washington. matthew, thank you, first, for sharing the video and spending some time with us. >> thank you for having me. >> first question here, you immersed yourself in this bloody conflict in this war torn country why? i mean, why did you do this? >> i strongly believe in the cause of the syrian people. i fought in the war in libya in 2011 and saw the effects of what we accomplished and i want syrians to have freedom as well. >> there are a few moments i want to go over after watching the excerpt that you shared with us. there is a plomoment with one o the interview subjects. she spoke nonchalantly about the rape and torture of a friend. first let's watch and then we'll talk about it after. >> my friend has been arrested for so long. last week received that she is dead because she was tortured by -- raped -- i don't know. i just don't want to think about that. it makes me sick. i'd rather die. really. i'd rather

i'm chris matthews. welcome to the show. and with us today, next us a chuck todd. "the washington post's" kathleen parker. nbc's kelly o'donnell and the "national journal," chris frates. first up, hillary clinton gave as good as she got when peppered by challenging questions on benghazi this week. the reviews were she showed the graph tass and confidence, confidence a potential presidential candidate could. not hard to see the outlines. democrats outdid each other in ladding secretary clinton's remarkable four years but republicans seemed eager to rough up the woman some clearly want to keep out of the white house. and this was the exchange. that drew the most attention. between senator clinton, secretary clinton now and senator ron johnson of wisconsin. >> we were misled that there was supposedly protests and something sprang out of that and assaults sprang out of that. >> we had four dead americans because of a protest or was it because of guys out for a walk one night and decided they would kill some americans? what difference at this point does it make? chris:

six days after he sent that letter, matthew lee was downsized, let go after 14 years.ives couldn't ignore the letter and asked their accountants from ernst and young to interview matthew lee. >> and in those interviews, we have the notes, which are part of the report. he says very specifically $50 billion, repo transactions, moving money off the balance sheet at quarter end. so our conclusion was ernst and young certainly knew it as of that time and did nothing with it. [ticking] >> coming up: where were the government regulators? >> how closely was the s.e.c. monitoring lehman brothers during this time? >> they were on premises. they were talking to the lehman people daily. they officed there. >> more of lehman brothers ahead when 60 minutes on cnbc returns. [ticking] (announcer) scottrade knows our clients trade and invest their own way. with scottrade's smart text, i can quickly understand my charts, and spend more time trading. their quick trade bar lets my account follow me online so i can react in real-time. plus, my local scottrade office is there to help. becau

matthews cathedral after a new year's eve party. they saw the judge today and the attorney said his client is not guiltyy. >> the real story will come out. >> matthew maldonado's mother told us that my son is innocent and i have no faith in the judicial system. but when she walked out, she said nothing. the woman was escorted by both men inside the st. matthews cathedral parking garage where a surveillance camera caught them raping a woman and it caught schultz raping her over and over again. she collapsed several times before she was left on the concrete where a passerby found her. tonight, for the first time she spoke to the network recovery for d.c. the survivor wants to thank the community and friend who is offered their thoughts and payers through this trying to time. >> it is sad to know that a woman in 2013 is suffering so horrible. >> the two suspects and the victim were on the competition team. irvin issued a statement saying saying we're concerned about the victim's well being and we're talking to her about what we can do

six days after he sent that letter, matthew lee was downsized, let go after 14 years.ehman executives couldn't ignore the letter and asked their accountants from ernst and young to interview matthew lee. >> and in those interviews, we have the notes, which are part of the report. he says very specifically $50 billion, repo transactions, moving money off the balance sheet at quarter end. so our conclusion was ernst and young certainly knew it as of that time and did nothing with it. [ticking] >> coming up: where were the government regulators? >> how closely was the s.e.c. monitoring lehman brothers during this time? >> they were on premises. they were talking to the lehman people daily. they officed there. >> more of lehman brothers ahead when 60 minutes on cnbc returns. [ticking] so, we all set? i've got two tickets to paradise! pack your bags, we'll leave tonight. uhh, it's next month, actually... eddie continues singing: to tickets to... paradiiiiiise! no four. remember? whoooa whooaa whooo! you know ronny, folks who save hundreds of dollars by switching to geico su

the judge sentenced sterlin matthews to 115 years in prison for the murder of dequan burks. he wore a mask on the night of the shooting. during the trial, prosecutors said matthews refused a plea deal. >> buyers and sellers be where after another rash of crags list robberies. police have investigated a number of robberies near mount holly street. most involve people selling iphones and other apple products. they were robbed at gunpoint. o theey get t th area and robbed. >> police say no one has been hurt in the incidencts. >> an announcement about affordable housing in maryland by the governor. the ability to repay rule is designed to stabilize the housing market by requiring lenders to offer mortgages with those that have the finances to pay them back. elijah cummings says it will prevent low income people from ever being qualified to get a loan. the new rules go into effect in january of next year. for more information, you can visit our website, wbaltv.com. don dwyer is moving off of a powerful committee. he says he and his stance why the change is necessary. he faces boa

chris matthews to regurgitate whatever he said. watch this. >> romney one more romney. romney. >> cover up scandal from the middle east. >> what was this scandal? >> benghazi. >> what was the scandal. >> well, i mean. >> what was the scandal. >> he said there was a video. >> thank you. read the newspaper. everybody knows it's about the video. thank you very much. >> it's all about the video. wrong i wasn't about the video. >> didn't have anything to do with the so called video. where the media went wrong here to help the president with his story was they didn't investigate it. they could have looked at whether there was a spontaneous demonstration if benghazi. they did not. they could have found out whether there are requests for enhanced security before the september 11th attacks they did not. they carried ate long. only fox news were investigating. kept the story alive because there is so much the main stream media didn't look at. >> we knew because the libyan president told us it was not related to the video well. had people on the ground and realtime video coming in

six days after he sent that letter, matthew lee was downsized, let go after 14 years. couldn't ignore the letter and asked their accountants from ernst and young to interview matthew lee. >> and in those interviews, we have the notes, which are part of the report. he says very specifically $50 billion, repo transactions, moving money off the balance sheet at quarter end. so our conclusion was ernst and young certainly knew it as of that time and did nothing with it. [ticking] >> coming up: where were the government regulators? >> how closely was the s.e.c. monitoring lehman brothers during this time? >> they were on premises. they were talking to the lehman people daily. they officed there. >> more of lehman brothers ahead when 60 minutes on cnbc returns. [ticking] people really love snapshot from progressive, but don't just listen to me. listen to these happy progressive customers. i plugged in snapshot, and 30 days later, i was saving big on car insurance. with snapshot, i knew what i could save before i switched to progressive. the better i drive, the more i save. i

what is happening on the big day on monday, i will anchor our coverage here at 10:00, with chris matthews, the reverend al sharpton, our coverage starting at 10:00, and vice president joe biden will are sworn in, at 11:55, president obama will be sworn in by chief justice john roberts, and the president will deliver his second inaugural address. there will be the singing of the national anthem, then by a person named beyonce who you may have heard of. there will be the signing ceremony, and of course, the parade. there is a lot going on. it is a big day. we're going to be covering all of it starting at 10:00 eastern on monday, and then monday night i will be here for something we call "the rachel maddow" show, it is a big day, take your vitamins and get a good night's sleep. that does it for us, we'll see you again on monday morning at 10:00.night's sleep. that does it for us, "hardball" is up next. >> hey, lance, tell us something we don't know. >>> good night, i'm in for chris matthews, it's not like we didn't see this coming for a long time. lance armstrong was no ordinary cheat. no, h

people were still there. >> joining us now is chris matthews, the grate chris matthews. how are you, chris? >> good afternoon, martin. it's been one heck of a day. i tell you, it's a joyous day filled with fun novelty items. we've beenai arguing whether th president can argue. there was some focus on domestic issues, but he also seemed to be sending a message to our potential enemies overseas that he wants to try to square things. it runs completely against the direction of the republican campaign of the last year where he's now saying we don't have to go to war with iran. let's see if we can find some common understanding here that prevents them from putting us in a position where we have to make war with them, and i think that was a very powerful statement. i think when everything else is forgotten here today, what's going to be remembered is the united states president sent a message to our potential enemies and look what happened. maybe something good will come of this. there he is getting out at the white house. >> congressman, the president took his oath today on t

matthews was sentenced to 115 years behind bars. and a suspect in a howard county home invasion dead tonight. at the frederick county sheriff's department says 19- year-old daniel vale was one of three men who tried to force their way into a home in mount airy. officers were serving a warrant. they opened fire when he pointed a gun at them. he was pronounced dead on the scene. >> in tonight's education alert, maryland schools continue their winning streak. they were named number one in the nation for the fifth year in our wrote. the system got a final grade of b-plus, but received no marks lower than a b. state school officials say there's still plenty of room for improvement. the top honor for a maryland scientist from the white house. >> he is one of 12 researchers been awarded this year's national medal of science. tim tooten is live in the newsroom with that story. big news for him, sam. >> he is a distinguished professor of physics, but his resume also includes a seat on the state board of education. the national medal of scien

trips over clay matthews. 11 for 30, 180 yards, 1 interception. packer fullback john kuhn, too easy there. touchdown gives green bay the 17-3 lead just before half. aaron rodgers, 274 yards passing. to kuhn, 9 yards. packers pummel minnesota, 24-10. it will be a repeat of week one when 49ers went to lambeau and beat green bay. early game yesterday. houston and cincinnati. texans beat the bengals in the wildcard last year. and 16-7, houston. less than three minutes to go, bengals trail by six, andy dalton going for it all on third down. overthrows a.j. green. next play, they need 11 yards to keep the drive alive on fourth down. dalton to jones, the former cal star. five yards shy, he never saw the ball again. houston gets them again and texans play at new england next sunday. >>> warriors with a 21 point win over the clippers wednesday night, but that was at oracle. last night's game at staples in l.a., exacting some revenge. steph curry driving. missing. he has his back. l.a., though, they would dominate from then on. blake griffin, 2 of 11 shooti

trips over clay matthews. 11 for 30, 180 yards, 1 interception. packer fullback john kuhn, too easy there. it gives green bay the 17-3 lead before the half. and rogers 117 yards passing. to kuhn, 9 yards. packers pummel minnesota, 24-10. it will be a repeat of week one when 49ers went to lambeau and beat green bay. early game yesterday. houston and cincinnati. texans beat the wildcard last year. and 16-7, houston. less than three minutes to go, bengals trail by six, andy dalton going for it all on third down. overthrows a.j. green. next play, they need 11 yards to keep the drive alive on fourth down. dalton to jones, the former cal star. five yards shy, he never saw the ball again. houston gets them again and texans play at new england next sunday. >>> warriors with a 21 point win over the clippers wednesday night, but that was at oracle. last night's game at staples in l.a., exacting some revenge. steph curry driving. missing. he has his back. l.a., though, they would dominate from then on. blake griffin, 2 of 11 shooting wednesday, 14 first quar

petty officer, russell matthews, showed up in hawaii over the weekend.coherent and taken to the hospital. police say matthews was in the process of being discharged from the coast guard for using marijuana when his wife reported him missing in october. >> we do not know where he has been the past three months. this is under investigation by the coast guard investigative service. >> authorities say matthews is in custody because his unauthorized absence for three months in the circumstances surrounding his disappearance make him a flight risk. >> a local lawmaker accused of abusing his power. the trial continues in maryland with details of alleged inappropriate behavior while on the county payroll. >>> the pentagon lifted a ban on women in combat. some women say that's the wrong decision. an unexpected side of the story coming up on the news edge.  >>> would you pay a toll on every major area road if it meant less traffic? it's an idea the transportation planning board is considering. plan a toll so the congestion can be reduced. the board has three o

3 matthew dellavedova - 3 pointer cuts it to just a 3 point defecit with 1:22 left 4 dellavedova - a chance to tie it but misses the 3 pointer dellavedova: 2-for-9 on 3- pointers, gonzaga hangs on 83-78 san francisco city hall was decked out in 49ers colors today >> this is the green bay packers practicing inside. they are entering the game with three points behind. the 49ers have the home court advantage. and aaron rogers is of course the key to the whole thing. and probably the best story is this guy dujuan harris was actually selling cars at a chrysler dealership in florida. the packers brought him in. and they are now using. >> he must not like to have light selling cars. >> he is a football player to me. he is a great job. whatever it does of the field is his business. >> let us take a look at the san francisco city hall. scarlet and gold lights shining on the faÇade city hall not the only landmark catching 49ers fever coit tower and the ferry building will also be lit up in red and gold lights and do any of our tax dollars go to the lighting? >> pam: sometimes the tax dollars i

de the freshman with matthew broderick. and i did a film with path u broderick and matthew broderick was scared to death to work with brando because brando tilted the axis of american filmmaking. and he keeps waiting for the day he's going to work with brando and it's going to take place in a dorm room. and the day comes. and they tell matthew now brando likes to improvise, he may not say the words so whatever, so you just have to go with him. he said all right, all right. matthew tells it much better, i will tell it quickly. so matthew is sitting on the edge of the bed, brando on the other edge, they had this much distance between them and they start doing the scene. and in the middle of the take brando says, you know, i can't hear i can't hear-- i can't understand one word you're saying. he says, he said, are you eating tuna fish. and broderick goes like this he says, he's improvisinging don't know what this has anything to do with the scene. so he keeps going. he says i'm telling you, i can't understand a word you're say

matthew whitten darby stopped his badly damaged car.assengers told police they got out, looked at the body, then jumped back in the car while darby sped away. the next day, the two teenaged passengers turned themselves in. whit darby was arrested, telling police exactly what the two other teens said he would say, that he hit a deer. darby denied he was drinking or smoking marijuana. he and his lawyer and the two passengers aren't talking to cnn. darby hasn't entered a plea. so this was the route that your dad would walk every morning? >> yep, every morning. >> reporter: donny butts, johnny's only child, now walks this route to see the cross he laid at the spot where his father died. it's been seven months. matthew whit darby is in jail charged with murder, but not with the added crime of hate. in this racially charged area of rural mississippi, confederate flags fly in front of homes just down the road from where johnny butts was killed. his son donny, his family, and many other blacks in this community say the police, the district atto

trips over clay matthews. 11 for 30, 180 yards, 1 interception. packer fullback i don't know kuhn, too easy there. it gives green bay the 17-3 lead before the half. and rogers 117 yards passing. to kuhn, 9 yards. packers pummel minnesota, 24-10. it will be a repeat of week one when 49ers went to lambeau and beat green bay. >>> texans beat the wildcard last year. and 16-7, houston. less than three minutes to go, bengals trail by six, andy dalton going for it all on third down. overthrows a.j. green. next play, they need 11 yards to keep the drive alive on fourth down. ball ton to jones, the former cal star. five yards shy, he never saw the ball again. houston gets them again and texans play at new england next sunday. >>> warriors with a 21 point win over the clippers wednesday night but that was at oracle. last night's game at staple and l.a., exacting some revenge. steph curry driving. missing. he has his back. l.a., though, they would dominate from then on. blake griffin, 2 of 11 shooting wednesday, 14 first quarter points, finished with 20. tha

i don't mean to pull rank, matthew, but a country estate is not a city business. there are people, many people, we have to look after. nobody benefits when the thing is badly run. well, obviously, if that's your impression, you should talk it through with papa. i can never go back to ireland? that's impossible. if you do, you'll be put in prison. it's the best i could manage. cora: surely they need proof to ban a man from his own country. they have more proof than tom will concede. sybil: is that fair? he's admitted to being there. he's told you so himself. but he did not tell me that he attended dublin meetings where the attacks on the anglo-irish were planned. i was always against any personal violence. i swear it. oh, so at least we can sleep in our beds. maybe, but you were not against the violent destruction of property. i've told you, the sight of it was worse than i expected. so what was the deal you managed to extract from the home secretary? they don't want to make a martyr of him. and with sybil they think they could have another maud gonne on their hand

matthew chance live in london. one more thing here.r or not there was clarity on that a small number of bp employees unaccounted for at that gas plant in algeria. the company releasing the statement as of friday. three flights have left algeria to bring workers home and a fourth is expected to leave today. that is the latest information coming from bp who owns that gas plant. >> fluid situation. still learning so much about what's happening there. >> so much we don't know. >>> 42 minutes past the hour. scary stuff. another shark attack in hawaii. a surfer in his 40s attacked by what's believed to be a 15-foot tiger shark, nearly biting off his leg and hahn. transported to the north hawaii community hospital for treatment. his condition is not currently known. >>> pauline phillips left her mark on millions of american by dispensing common sense advice, better known by the pen name abigail van buren and wrote the column dear abby. phillips died yesterday at the age of 94. she battled alzheimer's for years. >> her sister, ann landers. >>>

and matthew is not quite decided upon that. what about us? what about our children?w i would do anything for this family. anything except help us. bonneville: will edith ever find proper love and happiness? i do hope to be seeing a bit more of you. bonneville: what will happen to mr. bates? anna: one day, something will occur to us and we'll follow it up and the case against you will crumble. do you never doubt? no. bonneville: and sybil and branson, of course. they come back--an interesting sort of territory to play, because branson having been the chauffeur downstairs is now married to the daughter so that creates a whole social unease and how you cope with that. branson: no, i don't agree and i don't care who knows it! is there any way to shut him up? bonneville: i suppose an overarching theme is the family trying to find its feet again after the upsets of the war. so, there's still plenty to play for. ha ha!

matthew: cora said you were looking for me. yes. i've stolen the nursery as a sitting room for us and this is the paper. unless you hate it. oh. is that all? why? what did you think it was? cora said you'd been to the doctor earlier. i wondered why. to find something for my hay fever. and what will we use for a day nursery, should the need arise? i think we can worry about that a little further down the line. oh. thank you, my dear that's very kind. how much do i owe you? a guinea. (cork popping) a guinea? for a bottle of scent? did he have a mask and a gun? (chuckles lightly) how are you? all right, i suppose. yes, i worry about you. that sort of thing is so horrid. being jilted at the altar? yes, it is horrid. multiplied by about ten thousand million. oh, you must keep busy. what with? there's nothing to do at the house except when we entertain. well, there must be something you could put your mind to. like what? gardening? well, no, you can't be as desperate as that. then what? edith dear you are a woman with a brain and reasonab

>> tomorrow matthew from downton abbey is coming. >> no way! >> disastrous booking. lady mary should be coming. >> talk to matthew about lady mary. >> it's like musburger has this creepy thing. >> very creepy. >> about a.j.'s girlfriend. you've got a creepy thing about lady mary. >> we all have a creepy thing about lady mary. >> what did you learn today? >> i learned elizabeth warren and i agree on this aig thing. >> that's what i learned! we have that in common. >> fantastic. >> what would elizabeth do? you're going to get a little sticker. >> we were just talking about being old and what constitutes being old. meacham brought up winston churchill. 65 when he became prime minister. saved western civilization. if you turned 60 now, my life's behind me. churchill, not prime minister until -- >> it's time for "morning joe." now it's time for the great chuck todd. >> he's fantastic. >> we love you, chuck. i'm sorry for him. >>> with afghanistan's president heading into washington to meet with president obama, a debate emerges about how long u.s. troops will be there. a

our europe correspondent, matthew price, reports. >> the fire has been burning for three months now, warming the striking workers here. they are the latest victims of europe's economic crisis. say goodbye to the sprawling ford factory in eastern belgium. it is shutting down. with europe in recession, ford is not selling enough vehicles. >> 11,000 jobs are lost here, so we hope there will be more jobs. >> i am feeling very insecure for the future. >> insecure and angry, which is why the workers have impounded 7000 cars. ford products are now a brand new bargaining chip in negotiations. europe's debt crisis is becoming an economic and social crisis across the whole of europe. the last few years were about helping the heavily indebted countries in the south of the continent. the next few years are also going to be about helping these, the core economy is -- the core economies. this chemicals business is struggling. it is just as bad here, they believe, as it is in spain. >> the number of unemployment, the number of bankruptcies of companies going bankrupt. the difficulties to have some

chris: i'm chris matthews welcome to the show. with us joe klein from "time" magazine, the bbc's katty kay, nia-malika henderson henderson and david leonhardt. the president addresses the country and he will try to project his will that would block his legacy. opposition to barack obama in some quarters is searing. hear how sean hannity greeted the obama victory in november -- >> america wanted barack obama for four more years, and now we have him. by the way, good luck with that. chris: that was a bit sarcastic. today as the president take the oath, the new nbc wall street poll traces a geographic divide. 60% of americans who live in cities say they like the president personally, and like his policies. in the suburbs 43% like him and his policies. but in rural areas it's just 27%. and that's what you see playing out in congress. also inside the poll 6-10 strong republicans dislike the president personally as well as his policies. joe, there's a deep groove of resistance out there, and i guess the question is, how does the first t