matthew perry minister son of skilled and skilled workers alike. well i i think the problem for women in the top layer is we're still not lad so you can't necessarily hold margaret thatcher up as a figurehead for women when we're still trying to break through what i call the dense layer of men there are still not very many women at the top there's a lot of women going to work but the problem at the moment is going to work without the protection of the union save for a lot of women for decades that hasn't been the opportunity to progress obviously is better than it was but i don't think you can necessarily hold one woman up as a figurehead for womankind and particularly not margaret thatcher no that would not be fair to any particular person nobody speaks for women but margaret thatcher spoke for herself and that's true for men as well and part of the inequality we have today in income is that we have two fisted families we have many families who are both the male and female spouse work full time and how do you compare a single. household headed by

ok matthew jump in agree or disagree with that. i'm going to have to disagree with that peter and i figured you were actually was a revolutionary both on the right. she was a revolutionary figure in politics on both the right and the left she had the courage to stand up to this keynesian consensus that it dominated politics since the one nine hundred fifty s. that it caused runaway inflation wildcat strikes throughout the u.k. and europe. she her legacy was enduring and especially in so far as john major her successor and tony blair also her successor continued her policies which is i think all really the vindication you need she was her legacy was also enduring in europe in the sense that a socialist president frank in one thousand nine hundred two made a historic u. turn away from the policies of keynesianism toward thatcher's policies because france was in largely the same position as the u.k. nine hundred seventy nine and he realized that it was going very very poorly and he took a turn towards factors policies and lastly i thi

did you know about matthew's issues? as it pertains to our interactions, pastor rick is a wonderful leader across america and particularly in the evangelical community, but we -- we know that in many of our families we have children, if not relatives, that struggle with mental illness, and, again, it's an opportunity. it's an opportunity for the church to really rise up and say, look, there are struggles in our families and there's depression. christians suffer from depression. there are christians that fight with suicidal thoughts, and this is where both faith, the vertical and the horizontal, the mental health professionals can come together and combine, reconcile both of those platforms in helping many people that struggle with various mental illnesses. >> this is the first thing that came to mind, you know, after you think about the family and, you know, you wish them well. many christians and many believers would say how could god let something like this happen? >> well, and this is where faith kicks in. faith is no

matthew perry minister son of skilled and skilled workers alike. well i i think the problem for women in the top layer is we're still not last so you can't necessarily hold margaret thatcher up as a figurehead for women when we're still trying to break through what i call the dense layer of man there are still not very many women at the top there's a lot of women going to work but the problem at the moment is going to work without the protection of the union save for a lot of women. decades that hasn't been the opportunity to progress selflessly is better than it was but i don't think you can necessarily how one woman up as a figurehead for womankind and particularly not margaret thatcher no that would not be fair to any particular person nobody speaks for women but margaret thatcher spoke for herself and that's true for men as well and part of the inequality we have today in income is that we have two fisted families we have many families or both the male and female spouse work full time and how do you compare a single. household headed by a singl

matthew warren battled mental illness all of his life. coming upering we'll go live to warren's church in southern california for reaction. >>> to afghanistan now. where six americans were killed in two separate attacks yesterday. one of those killed has now been identified as a 25-year-old diplomat named ann smedinghoff. she was part of a military convoy delivering books to schools in afghanistan. four other state department w k works were injured. john kerry reacted to his death. >> when i was in afghanistan, she was part of my team, and she was someone who worked hard and put her life on the line so that others could live a better life. >> i'm joined now by athena jones at the white house. i understand the parents have also spoken out about their daughter's det, right? >> good afternoon, that's right. this was a young woman who joined the foreign service three years ago right out of college. her parents released statement. the world lost a truly beautiful soul. she particularly enjoyed the opportunity to work directly with the afghan p

ok matthew jump in agree or disagree with that. i'm going to have to disagree with that peter and i figured you were actually was a revolutionary both on the right. she was a revolutionary figure in politics on both the right and the left she had the courage to stand up to this keynesian consensus that it dominated politics since the one nine hundred fifty s. that it caused runaway inflation wildcat strikes throughout the u.k. and europe. she her legacy was enduring and especially in so far as john major her successor and tony blair also her successor continued her policies which is i think all really the vindication you need she was her legacy was also enduring in europe in the sense that socialist president frank it's on in one thousand nine hundred two made a historic u. turn away from the policies of keynesianism toward thatcher's policies because france was in largely the same position as the u.k. nine hundred seventy nine and he realized that it was going very very poorly and he took a turn towards factors policies and lastly

his youngest son, matthew, has committed suicide.7-year-old's body was found at his home on friday. they say it appears he shot himself. an autopsy will be conducted. in a note to members of the saddleback community church rick warren said his son has struggled since birth with depression and suicidal thoughts and he said words cannot express the grief that the family feels right now. >>> in southern afghanistan, five americans were killed when their military convoy came under attack. they were carrying books to donate to children. two were civilian, one from the state department and four other state department workers were injured in the attack. >>> the daughter of the west virginia sheriff gunned down in his patrol car told cnn she believed her father was targeted because of drug dealing in the area. spoke to fredricka whitfield in her first television interview since her father was killed. >> my dad fought tirelessly against drug abuse. he just wanted to clean up the county and make it a better place to live for the children that

matthew warren battled mental illness all of his life. coming up we'll go live to warren's church in southern california for reaction. >>> north korea could be days away from testing a missile. tensions are so high on the korean peninsula, it's creating quite the ripple effect. a u.s. missile test is being delayed so as not to send conflicting messages to north korea. >>> back to afghanistan now. where six americans were killed in two separate attacks yesterday. one of those killed has now been identified as 25-year-old diplomat named ann smetinghoff. four other state department workers were injured in the attack. u.s. secretary of state john kerry spoke about her today. >> when i was in afghanistan, she was part of my team and she was someone who worked hard and put her life on the line so that others could live a better life. >> athena jones is now at the white house for us. so have we heard anything more from her family, athena? >> good afternoon, fredricka. this was a young woman who joined the foreign service straight out of college

for now, chris matthews is next and "hardball." >>> crime and punishment. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening, i'm chris matthews in washington. leading off tonight, charges filed. suspected boston bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev was charged today with a weapon -- using a weapon of mass destruction and malicious destruction of property resulting in death following three deaths and 180 injured in last week's marathon attack. the criminal complaint includes the description of footage of him leaving a knapsack on the ground where the explosion took place. another similar bomb was found at the site of the watertown shootout. tsarnaev remains in a boston hospital tonight unable to speak because of injuries that include a gunshot wound to his neck.

and after him, dave matthews will close out the show. i'm told there will also be a fireworks show here at the big dance concert series. people have really been coming out here in droves. i was trying to figure outfy can get an official count. last year in new orleans about 140,000 people over the three-day period came out for the concerts. i tried to count myself but i stopped at about 53. tlp are tens there are tens of thousands of people out here. it is packed and everyone is that having a great time. they're taking a break from basketball. tomorrow they'll get back at it but right now it is all about the music. >>> up next, gun control, the issue is back in the center spotlight as president obama heads to newtown, connecticut tomorrow. candy crowley will be here to discuss what the president is trying to do to keep his promise to the victims of the newtown massacre. hello! how sharp is your business security? can it help protect your people and property, while keeping out threats to your operations? it's not working! yes it is. welco

>> on "pop news." >> matthew mcconaughey. matthew mcconaughey. matthew mcconaughey.ngs hat are important. and, roles that are life-changing. and that's what i'm saying. >> and matthew mcconaughey, as it turns out. >> he's fantasti talking about the movie "mud" saw it last night. it's extraordinary. >> sure. >> oh, hat, sure. and some other things, too. it's the viral new ad giving even the giggles. you'll see why coming up. it's about to make the leap from the internet to tv this week. >> have hyou seen it? >> it encourages customers to ship. >> i can't waithip my pants, d. >> shipped my pants. >> to be clear, they're saying ship. ship, as in postal service. >> most important consonant ever. >> i want to say something so bad. >> i love it. >>> a hot new hollywood craze. it's called cupping. i'm not hot, i'm not new, i'm not from hollywood. i have no idea what sit. who else is talk about that? jennifer aniston and jennifer lawrence, i think. >> a lot coming up. >>> let's get news from josh. >> thein inatiof e boston marathon. 19-year-old dzhokhar tsarnaev is communica

one of the other kids on the team . 8 year old matthew henry was at bat when he was hit by a baseball in what turned out to be a very bad place.was hit by a baseball in what turned out to be a very bad place >> it's a freak thing >> right in the chest >> reporter: the boy staggered.then starting running to first base but he collapsed after about five feet. >> that ball that hit him in the center of the chest had stopped his heart >> reporter: luckily dan and sue have more than 50 years of paramedic experience between them. they jumped on to the field and into action.this snapshot shows them adminstering cpr.which they kept going for approximently 6 minutes until an ambulance team arrived with a defibulator which administered a lifesaving shock to matthew's heart. >> hi felt his chest beginning to beat again and he was starting to open his eyes. >> reporter: mathew was transported by helicopter to children's hospital.where he will be monitored for the next few days.but his family told the farrens that he's doing well. >> as of this morning, his brother said that he was awake and eating

matthew warren apparently shot himself to death pry morning. his family says he struggled with depression since infancy. warren did not address his grieving congregation at saddle back church but did offer this remark. kay and i often marvelled at his courage to keep moving in spite of his relentless pain. i'll never forget how many years ago, after another approach had failed to give him relief. matthew said, dad, i know i'm going to heaven. why can't i just die and end this pain? but he kept going for another decade. >>> a young woman killed in the suicide bombing yesterday. 25-year-old san smedinghoff. on the phone right now, her father, tom smedinghoff. mr. smedinghoff, our condolences to you. >> how are you doing under the circumstances? >> i'm sorry, i can't hear. >> under the circumstances, how are you and your family holding up? >> we are doing okay. i think we are consoled by the fact that, you know, our daughter was really doing what she loved and making an important contribution, a positive contribution in the process. and we have be

matthew warren took his own life after a long battle with mental illness.harlene israel has the story. >> reporter: pastor rick warren gave thanks for the support he and his wife kay have received, following the suicide of their 27-year-old son. warren tweeted to his nearly one million followers: "kay and i are overwhelmed by your love, prayers, and kind words. you are all encouraging our broken hearts." matthew warren took his life at his mission viejo home in what his family says was a momentary wave of dispair. to his 20,000 members of the saddleback church says his son ended his life after a life-long battle with mental illness. church members remember matthew as a kind and gentle soul. >> he was a talented, creative young man. >> reporter: but warren said his son fought a lonely battle with depression. he struggled from birth with mental illness, dark holes of depression, and even suicidal thoughts. in spite of america's best doctors, medicines, the torture of mental illness never subsided, said warren. he marvelled the his son's courage to keep on liv

from new orleans, please welcome matthew fletcher. hey, matthew. >> hi. how are you?> first of all, you have a 19-month-old at home, right? >> i do. bennett. >> boy or girl? bennett. >> a little boy named bennett. >> and you have another baby how many weeks away? >> he is about 3 1/2 weeks away. >> oh, my gosh. >> hopefully, you know, so we got to kind of move this along a little bit. >> [laughs] you want me to speed this up already then, yeah. >> absolutely. his name's gonna be coleman. and my wife, meghan, unfortunately, is at home, a little too far along to travel. >> oh, okay. but your mom and your dad are here, right? >> they are. >> pam and randy, and your sister caroline as well, supporting you, which is great. [applause] now, the 80 hours a week that we're talking about--what are you doing 80 hours a week? >> so i'm in training to be a pediatric oncologist/hematologist. >> wow. >> i've got about a year and a half of training left. >> well, what drew you to that? because that cannot be an easy job, in many ways. >> sure. it certainly has its challenges, but i l

matthew, we will always remember you. all right, coming up, you may have noticed i'm all alone mon-- alone on set. kelly, what's going on. >> it's elimination night. i'm going to tell you why jacoby jones is pretty shave coming up. >> you could be live in los angeles with kelly. all you have to do is tell us you would like to whine a trip to -- win a trip to see the "dancing with the stars" finale. we'll tell you new out to the west we go. some big hold storms starting to fire up. we'll have the full forecast coming up after this. óç >>> with the tragedy in boston, the cast was ready to put a smile on your face. there you g jacoby jones set a high -- you go. jacoby jones set a high goal. they scored 26 out of 30. abc2's kelly swoope sales she feels jacoby is safe. >> he says he wants to get some 10's next time around. those viewer calls are very, very important. they take an average between all the contestants and somehow calculate. it's very confusing. the bottom line is he got good scores, plenty of votes. we know he ha

i'd like to think they are also cheering on matthew in his terrific report. thanks to him. >>> the people of boston trying to get back to their regular routines, which of course, includes the boston red sox. stay here for must-see highlights from an emotional day at fenway park just ahead. [ phoebe ] stress sweat. it's different than ordinary sweat. it smells worse, and it can happen anytime -- to anyone! like when i ran to catch the train to work and a draft blew my skirt up and everybody here saw my unmentionables. yeah, and they aren't even cute. hello, laundry day. no... [ female announcer ] stress sweat can happen to anyone, anytime -- and it smells worse than ordinary sweat. get 4x the protection against stress sweat. introducing new secret clinical strength stress response scent. ♪ since aflac is helping with his expenses while he can't work, he can focus on his recovery. he doesn't have to worry so much about his mortgage, groceries, or even gas bills. kick! kick... feel it! feel it! feel it! nice work! ♪ you got it! you got it! yes! aflac's gonna hel

he is the teaching pastor at saddleback and he is also the uncle of matthew. take a listen. >> rick and kay and their family are having to face the news this week of the death of their youngest son, matthew. and we're facing it together as a family. and that's what we're going to do this weekend. we're going to pray together and we're going to worship together and we're going to look at god's hope together and we're going to be real together about who he is. we're going to be real together about our hurts and we're going to be real together about only the thing he can give us, hope in the face of anything and everything. before we worship some more together, would you pray with me? let's pray. father, thank you for these people, this family that love you so deeply. and thank you that we can come together as a family, open our hearts to you and tell everything that's on our hearts and we do it right now. we pray for our pastor rick, for his wife, kay. we pray for their family, their closest friends as they're facing this, lord, we pray that your grace would be

matthew warren's uncle spoke to members of the saddleback community church last night. they say they will get through this tragedy together. listen to this. >> rick and kay and their family are having to face the news this week of the death of their youngest son, matthew. we're facing it together, as a family. and that's what we're going to do this weekend. we're going to pray together. and we're going to worship together. and we're going to look at god's hope together and we're going to be real together about who he is. we're going to be real together about our hurts and we're going to be real together about the thing that only he can give us. hope in the face of anything and everything. >> the coroner's office is investigating matthew warren's death. officials say an autopsy will be conducted this week. >>> to sports now and after starting with 68 teams, we are now down to the final two in the ncaa men's basketball championships. michigan and louisville survive final four scares to punch their tickets to the title game. our carlos diaz, the intrepid carlos diaz is at

chris matthews.hey're not going to speak out. they're getting their peiyans to do it because these east too big. his identity is too big in black america. >> sean: you think a the congressional black caucus is afraid to? >> they don't know what to do. exactly. cuba gooding played his part in the movie. we're talking hollywood. his story goes beyond anything that they can control. now that we have social media, they can't stop these voices coming out of the black community. >> sean: a.j.? >> what's interesting is you have what -- the reason i mention chris matthews is we've heard for the past five years is all criticism of observe soak is racially motivated, arably based. that's what we heard for five years. yet, for dr. carson, where is that raised when this man is criticized? then it's not about skin color. no, we just don't like what he's saying. >> but we have to watch out for the double standard. >> sean: you can't even say the word chicago or urban. >> that's racism. and we don't need him to be

i'm chris matthews and welcome to the show.day, david ignatius post,"he washington kelly o'donnell with nbc news, nia-malika henderson with "the washington post" and mark mazzetti with "the new york times." it with ours had long winter of washington gridlock so you're seeing checks andls on gun immigration and even if they only last as long as the cherry gunsoms, the bargains on checks and immigration are a boom to the president's hopes legacy.cond term the biggest move this week was toma's gamble, offering cuts social security, the most district bid from either side for a bargain that would create and boost the middle class, a huge achievement. hisade it clear this is second-term priority. here he is after winning in november. i don't presume that because i won an election that everybody suddenly agrees with me on everything. i've got one mandate. i've got a mandate to help class families and families working hard to get into middle class. chris: he did it this week. been watching the ping pong game but he says i'm going to se

the orioles will honor matthew hersl before tonight's baseball game. walkinge say a boy was with a friend on mountain road on friday night when an suv hit them. police are still searching for a ford expedition. there is likely damage to the front passenger side. >> a new addition to the school of law. the vice president will visit .ith governor martin o'malley >> 6:43. >> stay with >> good morning. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. a busy morning rush. heavy traffic because of an .ccident on 95 stay to the left if you're taking 95. up toes per hour leading that accident scene. there's a crash eastbound pulaski highway. headingontinue to build south to the accident scene. another accident in towson. delays developing on the west side. ava marie is live in fells point. >> what a beautiful morning in fells point. we are getting ready for the privateer festival. vince. with ranger defense >> who says history cannot be fun? people will be tricked out in their war of 1812 garb answering questions at the broadway pier. including theore, pride o

dave matthews will take the stage pretty soon. come on, come on in.er spilled on us. happy birthday. she looks pretty. what's your name, sweetheart. yvette, wish her a happy birthday. >> happy birthday yvette. can we listen to some tinge and you talk about it? >> reporter: let's do. ♪ if i ever lose my faith ♪ if i ever lose my faith in you ♪ ♪ there will be nothing left for me to do ♪ ♪ yeah yeah ♪ if i ever lose my faith in you ♪ ♪ there will be nothing left for me ♪ >>> c'mon, the guy is, what, 61, 62? he looks like he's in his 30s or early 40s. better shape than i am. he sounds amazing. we watched him last night. did i tell you i sat behind eddie money? awesome. >> reporter: and he told you he loves watching you on television, right? >> well, kind of -- no. we sat in his seats and had to move. it was an accident. he had two tickets to paradise and apparently two tickets to sting. >> reporter: we did not lie. he sounded amazing. i can't way to see what dave matthews is going to end this show with. it's been three days of great music, free. you see

last night, we reported on the suicide of his son, matthew. son of the pastor had long suffered from depression. across the country, a conversation about the millions of american families caring for loved ones who are battling the same thing. here's abc's clayton sandell. >> reporter: even before his son's suicide, pastor rick warren had taken this weekend off from his southern california megachurch, coincidentally choosing this sermon topic, what to do on the worst day of your life. >> even before rick knew what they would be facing at the end of the week, he is thinking this is what we need to hear. >> reporter: warren's 27-year-old son, matthew, took his own life friday night, in what the family said was a momentary wave of despair. this morning, warren thanked supporters. saying, kay and i are overwhelmed by your love, prayers and kind words. you are all encouraging our broken hearts. >> he was a sweet, talented, creative, brilliant young man. >> reporter: matthew is 1 of roughly 40,000 people who commit suicide in the u.s. something matth

people like chris matthew want to pin the blame on something like this on right wing extremists. folks that hide out in the president's for the second or third coming. the great reluctance of media, they want to withhold judgment on muslims. they want to withhold judgment on muslim terrorists. they don't want to make the connection. they play along this together. >> there was reluctance to even call it terrorism do you have wait for the government to call it terrorism? >> you have to wait for president obama to use islamic terrorism in the same sentence. the media don't want to make the administration look back. this is their are a chill ease he will. we have political correctness going back to the previous administration. the media are part of it. >> jon: it had banana long, long time since 9/11 attack. do you think the media sort of dropped the ball of encouraging public awareness, if you see something, say something? >> i think it's part of what jim was talking about which is playing into president obama's narrative of the middle east. we don't have to worry. problem solved. w

investigators say he was on drugs when he crossed in front of city hall and killed matthew hersl. ande are deeply soorowed hurting very badly over this tragedy. >> i cannot even express it. >> he and his family have experienced a wide range of emotion since the death of his beloved brother. police announced the arrest of 43-year-old johnny johnson. johnson was high on drugs and driving with carolyn and cocaine in his car when hit and killed -- and heroin and cocaine in his car when he hit and killed matthew hersl. >> i think proper justice will prevail. not not wish any -- i would want anybody to go with the pain that my family is going through. >> johnson was initially released from police custody after the crash, but state police said the investigation that followed revealed that he had drugs in his system. he was arrested on monday near his west baltimore home. all aspects of the investigation are ongoing. they're still asking for people who may have witnessed the crash. >> we will investigate this to the fullest. we bring a case that will bring closure. >> of family trying to

matthew, the tax collector and john, the beloved disciple. of the apostle peter and luke was a companion of the apostle paul. >> but did they really write the gospels? >> we can never be sure. what could happen is easy to imagine. in days such as that, peter was relaying to some young pupil the stories he remembered before it was too late, and mark is putting them into an order in which this story will offer some consolation to a church that is facing terrible destruction. >> mark is the earliest gospel, scholars say, written around 65 a.d. matthew and luke were written some 15 to 20 years later, and finally, the gospel of john was written about 90 or 95 a.d. while each of the four gospels recount the death and resurrection of jesus, they are strikingly different. >> the question of where they got their information is very interesting. what most scholars today think is that, after the days of jesus his followers told stories about him, about what he did during his ministry. and these stories were circulating year after year, decade after deca

now for more i'm joined by matthew feeney assistant editor reason twenty four seven matthew hello and i said what i would wake up to with us legislation what's going on but i think some of the illinois state legislature is rightly want to make sure that when drones are used by law enforcement but you know the privacy is secure certainly so do you think that this expectation of privacy that people have made in fact be a thing of the past here i certainly hope not i think you know american citizens really should feel that if they have a right to privacy and that it should be protected by the legislature as unfortunately it looks like you know a lot of people in government and law enforcement seem a little too keen to disregard citizens privacy in light of new technology certainly so this bill would essentially require state agencies to obtain a search warrant before drones can collect any information do you have any thoughts on mt well i think that is reasonable you know americans have the right to be secure in their property and and their homes until they also expect of a crime in whic

of course, they learned that his son matthew had committed suicide on friday night. the statement said, and they're just now getting the word out. one of the things warren tweeted today, he said we pray thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven, since in heaven god's will is done, #always. that's a verse we often hear from pastors in coping with grief situations like this, that this is something in god's hands, and something that is a mystery and that people can't always understand it. so rick and his wife kay -- this is something they mentioned that they've done a lot of time for their parishioners as they built that church into the big mega church it is today. grieving with families over the loss of children. a very poignant verse to point out. he's dealing with the loss of his own son matthew. >> and deb, every year, he has -- rick warren has a prayer summit. and he has a value summit. especially an important figure during presidential elections as well. george w. bush, on to president obama. and we can expect leaders from around the country to possibly soon be

johnnygators say matthew her johnson was high on drugs when he hit and killed matthew hersl. >> we areeeply sarraute and hurting very badly over this tragedy. we don't want to see any of the family go through this. it has been brutal. >> police say the investigation revealed he had drugs in his system. the orioles will honor matthew hersl. somebody died at shock trauma. there were on mountain road on friday night. police all looking for the driver of the ford expedition. there may be some damage to the front passenger side. >> now weather and traffic together on the 1's. word of anting accident. southbound 95 right at the 895 split. it does involve a tractor- trailer. this is prior to the accident scene. keep your eye out for the accident closer to the split. that is the one problem of note on 95 southbound. 70 moving well in towards the beltway. 295 looks pretty good, 55 miles per goodat 100. 65 miles per hour out of the white marsh area. 11 minutes on the north side. 12 minutes on the west side. one problem on 95 south. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. the weatherms in departm

grieving their 27-year-old son, matthew. a role reversal for the man of congregation of tens of thousands. matthew took his own life after a long battle with depression. he wrote, quote, i'll never forget how many years ago after another approach had failed to give relief, matthew, i'm going to heaven. he kept going for another decade. >> we're a family. we're walking through this together. >> saddleback service saturday night highlighted the man who had given spiritual sermons to many. in the letter, warren writes that matthew spent a friday evening with his family. in an april 2012 interview for "this week." pastor warren and wife kay reflected on the bittersweet nature of life. >> the sun is still shining. still beauty in this world. >> reporter: words that take on a deeper meaning for their family today. >> so many people across the country praying for the warren family. >>> we'll switch gears now. money, lobbying and raw politics. don't normally come to mind when you think of cute, innocent girl scouts. unless you're in

chris matthews was here peddling his latest jfk book. he is a huge fan. was jfk under estimated? that is the debate going on. talk about controlling the message. in the obama administration, we talk about their view of the press. they are so controlling of the press. >> they have not done a good job. >> that was a campaign that was brilliant in its use of new media. that again is striking. every president uses the medium of their own time. radio, tv with kennedy. we have not seen this white house effectively harness and the -- any of the media.

and let me ask you also matthew how hard is it then to sustain yourself on the both the salary and the instability that you talk about at whole foods so certainly it's very difficult your whole foods or the employees i think like the highest percentage of graduates in the growth in the grocery industry speaking for myself i've gone to college i have two degrees one in history and one of political science both from state universities but that's left me with about twenty thousand dollars in student debt and i think it doesn't well go ahead and say it ten dollars an hour quite frankly is not enough money to make a dent in those debts so it's something that we're constantly living with and tie on top of that to put on top of that cable bills rent insurance etc it becomes almost unbearable that matthew are you afraid of some type of risk of retaliation i mean you're putting your face out there and you did yesterday as well when you are striking are you afraid that whole foods might fire you should i think that you know of all the companies that were struck yesterday by the thought for fifte

warren's youngest son matthew has committed suicide.ice say the 27-year-old's body was found at his home on friday. they say it appears he shot himself. an autopsy will be conducted. in a note to members of his community church rick warren said his son had struggled from birth with mental illness and suicidal thoughts. and words cannot express the grief his family is experiencing right now. and one of the city's veteran fire captains died in the line of duty. fire officials say captain michael goodwin fell from a third-story roof onto another structure that was engulfed in flames. he was 53 years old. he worked for the philadelphia fire department for 29 years. and check this out. this 7-year-old boy battling brain cancer had his dream come true yesterday. little jack hoffman joined the nebraska corn huskers for their spring scrimmage game and became the tiniest mvp when he carried the ball 69 yards for this very cool touchdown. sweet. he has been battling cancer for two years now. last year he befriended rex burkhead who became captain

>>> joining me now is my colleague chris matthews, host of "hardball" on msnbc. chris, thank you for staying here tonight. >> yeah. well, it was worth it. and you know, this is the first time -- you and i know how cool this president is. he wasn't cool tonight. it was almost like mr. stewart goes to washington. he was standing up there and coming out with his hard and he was really talking to people there and the only question is, does mitch mcconnell care what the hell he says? he makes it 14 who say no vote. there will be no vote on background checks, nothing, in. nada will come out of what happened in newtown. >> zero. >> and this stonewalling by -- against a 90% belief makes you wonder how the constitution holds sometimes. how can you hold a system together that's based on straight arming 90% of the court

. >>> there are now charges in the crash that took the life of -- of matthew hersl. police say he was the driver of the acura that raced right through the city and went out of control, killing matthew. tomorrow night orioles plan to honor the life of matthew before their game against tampa. >>> certainly a chilly afternoon, starting out with temperatures into the 60s. 62 downtown. all about the wind today. that has scooped up a chilly day. 8 to 10-mile-an-hour winds. we'll have the clouds through the overnight. clouds will break up by tomorrow. if's -- it's a mild evening. low 50s for tonight and into the 50s around the 8:00 hour. lunchtime around 6 2á6789 we'll talk more -- 6:00. we'll talk more about that. >>> the so-called rain taxes a fees and it's based on your roof, driveway, sidewalk. tonight as abc2 news jeff hager tells us, it's baltimore county's turn. >> reporter: it took decades for runoff to take its toll on the chesapeake bay now the urbanized counties have a few months to start making you pay for it. >> anything that's impervious, those kinds of things

one of the other kids on the team . 8 year old matthew henry was at bat when he was hit by a baseball in what turned out to be a very bad place.was >> right and the chest >> reporter: hit by a baseball in what turned out to be a very bad place >> right in the chest >> reporter: the boy staggered.then starting running to first base but he collapsed after about five feet. >> that ball that hit him in the center of the chest had stopped his heart >> it's a freak thing >> reporter: luckily dan and sue have more than 50 years of paramedic experience between them. they jumped on to the field and into action.this snapshot shows them adminstering cpr.which they kept going for approximently 6 minutes until an ambulance team arrived with a defibulator which administered a lifesaving shock to matthew's heart. >> i had my hand on his chest and with in one moment his heartbeat restarted. >> reporter: mathew was transported by helicopter to children's hospital.where he will be monitored for the next few days.but his family told the farrens that he's doing well. at this point, the brother of the chi

in washington, a full recap of all festivities at the bush library with david gregory and chris matthews in a moment. first to breaking news in the boston terror investigation. michigan congressman mike rodgers chairs the house intelligence committee he's a former fbi man and he joins me now. mr. chairman, we're hearing from questioning before he was mirandaized, significantly, that dzhokhar tsarnaev did tell the fbi that they did have a plan. first he said they were going to new york to party after the explosions. but he did then acknowledge that they were planning to use whatever was left of their explosives in times square. what degree of credibility do you give to this hospital bed confession, if you will? >> i'm not sure. i have not heard that specifically. i did hear that in the aftermath, that there were at least interest in doing more events. i'm not clear it was new york. it may have actually been in the boston area. but because of the videos released, that ramped up the pressure on them. they went on a crime spree. it was my understanding, and again this is, these things are fl

matthew, tell us about the security preparations there.g done to keep runners and spectators safe for this race? >> reporter: it was already a big security operation of course. 35,000 people expected to take part in the london marathon here tomorrow on sunday locally. that security operation has been significantly stepped up according to the metropolitan police who are overseeing that. the police here in london. they for instance have taken away all of the garbage cans from the streets through which runners will pass and will deprive any would-be bombers of a place to hide a device of any kind. a big security operation. an increased state of vigilance and the public will see these compelling images coming out of boston. every member of the public will be there watching those runners weave their way through the streets of london will be on the lookout as well even more than they would have been normally, christine. >> i can tell you, matthew, there's a sense of relief in boston now that one of the suspects is dead and one is in custody. wha