ninety-three year-old matthew ridgeway. his basic attitude was, it might have been stupid to go there, but i will see him shake his hand. we give him the medal of freedom and 95. this year is the 60th anniversary. let me just some of. what to these people have in common? of -- obviously these people were mavericks. at best, you could say that there were contrarians, at worst narcissists. they had an idea that due to their experience nobody was more experience than flavius belisarius or themostocles who fought the battle at marathon. david -- david petraes was very well connected, but nobody understood counter insurgency and wrote the book on it literally. there were more experienced and more schooled in what was wrong with the ongoing more than anybody. they felt that the reason they had not reached a position of responsibility and our may have been for reasons other than our own or because i'm not winning is not my fault. this is your center -- the savior. this is that while everyone is panicking everyone is usually wrong.

he now lives on in little matthew. >> for most of his life matthew has had to wear what's called an implantedis mom calls it the hardware so now what he's most looking forward to is taking off the hardware and simply going for a swim with his brother sister. >> matthew's parents say they will wait with him by his side. we will certainly keep you ip dated on his progress. >>> let's talk weather because we're in for another change, huh. >> yes. weir going to go from chilly to hot in pretty short order. thing ks change around here rather abruptly. all you have to do is change the wind direction which we will do over the next 24 hours going temperatures below normal to some of you about 15 degrees above normal. live look outside tonight we've lost the top of the pyramid. low cloud cover moving in, will is that right off just about everywhere with cloud cover tomorrow morning. vallejo down 53. napa 52. redwood city 53. sunrise officially in san francisco tomorrow 5:48 a.m.. we are getting warmer. our microclimate forecast stop for tonight look at friday, though, sunshine and hot with a high of 95

go ahead go ahead and i'm going to matthew. secular regimes by its nature eight it relies on citizenship not on ethnicity or religion when you have a gene which is based either on religion or on ethnicity then you end up with intolerance in britain we have in theory we have a democratic we have the mother of democracy etc etc but when you look at our judiciary at the foreign office at the army you don't find black faces you don't find muslims there is nothing in the middle which says they shouldn't be satisfied but they are not there and it's their religion. is it the identity of this state is that a religion not nationality go ahead jump in. so i mean i mean i don't want to bring up i'm speaking as a british citizen it's not true that muslims are not included in the british political system at all i don't know why why so ever saying this when you know it's self-evident it's obviously not true i think we can have a discussion about the nature of secular governments i mean keep in mind also that in the u.k. is also the head of t

his family hopes matthew's struggle will save even more lives. >> we want people to see matthew. we want people to know his story, and we want people to see that little face and to know that, you know, there's a reason for this and there's a need for this and then once they can get involved, personally involved, maybe everybody can make that choice. >> the surgery has been underway for about five hours now. as far as we've heard, it's going well. there are many from antioch throughout the region who have raised money and raised awareness and have said prayers hoping for the best. reporting live, i'm joe vasquez, kpix 5. >> this is the fourth time that matthew's family has received a call about available overgans. the other three times, the doctors determined that those organs would be rejected. >>> the fbi raided the office of state senator ron calderon today but so far no one will say why. agents were at the capitol well into the evening, and at this point, it's unclear what, if anything, they took. the l. a. county democrat was not there during the raid. >>> so who is ron calde

go ahead now i just a little bit of his opinion might be ok matthew jump in go ahead. i was just on our side as opinion on what's been going on in egypt where it seems that the arab spring resulted in a government that is less friendly to the domestic christian population than with our government and that didn't seem to be externally prompted all motivated do you want to react to that yes i would like to say to you that in fact i think this is really not correct because the christian situation of the present moment the christian population has much more rights than they've ever had in egypt the constitution was amended to take care of variety of their demands that are presented everywhere but obviously to christians as long with other liberal movements not nationalist and what have you against the government regime that but the west media concentrates on the idea on the christians that the christians out against the government because the government muslim brotherhood it's a conflict between the christians and the muslims and this is really i think it's a misrepresenta

we heard matthews' son is in the cast.he program is fascinating but what he didn't tell us she paid consultant for the newsroom. that according to the hollywood reporter which lists matthews along with whole stable of liberal media types who help focus the point of view on that drama show. something to keep in mind. that is wrap on news watch. thanks to our panel. i'm jon scott. thanks for watching. keep it right here on fox news channel. >> gregg: this is a fox news alert on edward snowden, pulling another surprise, emerging from his hiding spot from hong kong and traveling to russia. hello, i'll gregg jarrett. welcome to a brand-new hour. >> heather: i'm heather childers. thank you for joining us. russia state media reports that snowden is in moscow, one day after the u.s. government launched an urgent effort to extradite the nsa leaker from hong kong. snowden is wanted for stealing and then revealing details on highly classified programs but destination, ecuadoris may

nbc's chris matthews loves hbo's left leading newsroom program. but do you know why? >> honesty and get people substance to take away. you said it well. >> on the panel this week writer and fox news contributor judy miller. >> syndicated columnist cal thomas. jim pinker ton, contributing editor of the american conservative magazine "daily beast." kirsten powers. fox news contributor richard grinnell. john fox, "fox news watch" is on right now. president obama in berlin this week delivering a speech to a smaller crowd than the last time he was there. his trip to germany followed his attendance at the g-8 summit in northern ireland. and his bilateral meeting with russian president vladimir putin, well, the meeting, if you can read the body language in the photograph, was just a little bit chilly. the president out of the country avoiding some of the scandals and -- dropping poll numbers at a time when according to this fox news poll americans trust and confidence in government is very low. 63%. so this was the president, jim, who was going to reset -- hit the reset butt

matthew ortiz is out of the hospital and undergoing rehab area an. collins joins us live from camden yards. >> no lawsuit has been filed. supporters say that is not the purpose of calling today's news conference. , as is team matthew ortiz support or made up hi of his and others.ily, i has no kind of behavior place. it is outrageous, it ruins lives. it is irresponsible. possibleave made it for witnesses to call a tip line and they are seeking donations to pay for his medical expenses. they're providing donation boxes. rex we are imploring other merchants to do the same thing. >> matthew w.a.r. the yankees baseball cap to a game at cameron yards. after an hour of heckling, michael bell and gregory fleshman threw a beer that hisck ortiz and girlfriend. one of them punched him in the head, save -- sending them over a railing to the concrete five feet below. matthew suffered a gash to the back of his head and was winning from his nose and ears. chewing tobacco had blocked his airway and was removed. he started to breathe. >> one or more individualsere sp

later, chris matthews attacks me, your humble correspondent. there is an interesting reason behind matthews' foolishness. we will tell what you it is upcoming. >> bill: impact segment tonight. the guy who leaked the nsa story edward snowden apparently still in hong kong saying he will fight extradition to the u.s.a. if he is charged with crimes. today, fbi director robert mueller testified in front of the house committee about snowden. >> as the individual who has admitted making these disclosures, he is the subject of an ongoing criminal investigation. these disclosures have caused significant harm it to our nation and to our safety. >> bill: according to a reuters poll 23% of americans think snowden is a trader traitor. 31% think he is he a patriot. the rest don't know. and on ideological grounds, opinion, all over the place. >> we have been calling out and crying out for heros, america is still trying to debate whether the guy that released the information of the nsa is a hero or a villain. i stand clear. i think what he did was heroic. >> i

>> yes, matthew. it's a step-by-step program, where i show parents how to get their kids to be accountable for their behavior. matthew, from day one, the total transformation program shows you how to explain to the child, in no uncertain terms, this is how you're gonna talk to me, this is how i'm gonna talk to you, this is how we're gonna treat each other, and that's all there's gonna be to it. the arguments stop. >> matthew: wow. >> the debates stop. we just stop that. i'll show you how to stop it. it's the simplest thing in the world. in the total transformation program, i show you exactly what to do when your kid acts up. i show you exactly what to say. u can sit in your kitchen, and you can listen to this program and learn all you need to know to get your family back on the right track. look, i was a kid with a lot of behavior problems in new york city, and my parents didn't know what to do with me. i developed a program that my parents could've followed to help me. that's how simple that i want i

we value his work there but that's why matthew goldberg it's one of the b r ts that needs a wide range of input. i think that mr. goldberg has an proactively involved and he's a rider as well. i want to say that he has a master in transportation and also resident input into the non profit i sector but also the private and public work together. i think he would be a very enthusiastic member of the c ac who would add expertise to the committee. if there's no other comments i see commissioners >> my only comment and fortunately, this pretapes my supervisor but the person who served as supervisor doesn't live in the district. and there are no members open this particular committee that live directly this close to the implicated area. i do p know that, you know, there's another member who is represented from the japan task force. because the desires to change the area which are extremely important but again you know from my prospective, you know, i'm prepared to continue the item but from my prospective i would like there to be someone on this particular committee who lives in the implicate

and geri lynn matthews, their new documentary called "justice denied." two of you for coming on "viewpoint" for your bravery and continuing service. thank you so much. >> thank you so much. >> john: well, my friends now it's time to pray for george sternos, and tea partyers don't like him, and they're praying for him. >>ok, so there's wiggle room in the ten commandments, that's what you're saying. you would rather deal with ahmadinejad than me. >>absolutely. >> and so would mitt romney. (vo) she's joy behar. >>and the best part is that current will let me say anything. what the hell were and you weren't covered. oh, and your car is a time machine. [ beeping ] ♪ ♪ would you go back to when you got that less than amazing policy and go with esurance instead? well, they do have tools like coverage counselor to help you choose the coverage that fits you. it's like insurance from the future. actually, more like insurance for the modern world. thank you! esurance. now backed by allstate. click or call. [ male announcer ] this is the age of knowing what you're m

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. >> reporter: little matthew ouimet was born with a disease, with failed kidneys and on dialysis all his life. overnight he got a new kidney and liver. doctors say the surgery went well. now they are monitoring how the adult-sized organs ar adapting in the child's body. it could take a few days but the surgery went as expected. >> he is a fighter. we have all the faith in the world. >> reporter: his family is grateful for the outpouring of support they received online and at ucsf. but there's one person they know they owe a debt of gratitude to. >> we do not forget what that donor and the family did for us. we are very thankful. >> reporter: his family got the call two days ago. a young man who died in a car crash died in a car crash and they were a match for little matthew. >> our son will live a full life filled with purpose and i promise it won't be in vain. there will be meaning to it and he will have the life that the donor was not allowed. >> reporter: christie says the focus is on telling her son's story in hopes others are inspired to be organ donors and save more lives like

for most of his life, matthew has had to wear an implanted catheter. his mom calls it the hardware. what he's most looking forward to is taking off the hardware and simply going for a swim with his mother and brother. >>> a federal judge is allowing a dying 10-year-old girl to move up the adult waiting list for a lung transplant. >> sarah and her family came down in the order today. a transplant is her only chance of survival. but a longstanding policy requires children under 12 toai f lgs. those are rarely donated, leaving younger kids at the end of the adult list. the judge's ruling exempts sarah from the rule for ten days because of the severity of her condition. >>> thieves targeting smart phones so much that some are calling it a crime epidemic. the nationwide effort to keep it from happening to you. >> and standing up to bullies without having to face them. the new service that encourages kids to speak up. >> and you order it, but are you okay with walking around with it? the shame that some say comes with buying fast food. >> whether-wise, low cloud cover moving back into the

matthew was not breathing. he was bleeding from his nose and ears and suffered a gash to the back of his head. the veteran removed a wad of chewing tobacco that locked his airway. >> matt is working with different speech therapists along with occupational therapists and physical therapist. >> he is turning to understand things and starting to ask some more questions. starting to recognize people but in the next breath he can say something that is off the wall that makes no sense. >> supporters have set up a atdraising website www.mattortiz.com. the assailants remain free on $50,000 bond each. >> police are investigating a double shooting in east baltimore. officers were called to the 2600 block just before 6 p.m.. an unidentified man was shot in the arm. a short time later a second shooting victim also arrived at a nearby hospital seeking treatment of a nonthreatenin-li- threatening gunshot wound. friends and relatives packed kami ring.o honor >> all the kids aren't devastated. -- are devastated. wanted to say

we have more on how matthew is cooing doing and what his family wants us to know. >> reporter: matthews an electric personality, his family says, a caring and respectful young man as he begins his rehab from a critical head injury. >> it's coming back. he's starting to understand a little more, starting to ask some more questions, starting to recognize some people more but then in the next breath he could say something totally off the wall. >> reporter: painful for his older brother to see, but understandable, matthew suffered a serious head injury that required emergency surgery. today is day two of his rehabilitation, finally out of shock trauma but headed down the long road of learning how to walk and talk all over again. >> a lot of people have said it's a marathon. it's not a sprint. every day we have to take it one day at a time and see what happens. >> no one would put a diagnosis on it. it's why his family and attorneys addressed the media today thanking the family fors it support but trying to gather more information from. it today attorneys were row tained and -- retained and

although matthew is in stable condition, of course the next few days will be critical. and liver. he is going to be in the icu for at least a week. >> we wish him well and his family. >>> all right. toyota is recalling more than 200,000 prius and lexus hybrids. the problem is with the braking system. certain parts can crack under pressure. so far, no injuries have been reported. the recall affects the 2009 models. >>> and we have complete details on the recall on our website, kpix.com. click on consumer. >>> the youth unemployment rate is about 17%. but there are good summer jobs out there if you know where to look. on the consumerwatch, julie watts explains where they are and how to get them. >>> reporter: when it comes to summer jobs, eric has it pretty sweet. the 20-year-old is a barista in training at starbucks earning nearly $11 an hour and building a work history. >> i'm learning to make drinks, learning to serve food, all these essentials. >> reporter: he got the job through a san francisco program called summer jobs plus. the goal, to get paying jobs and interns

over the next hour we will hear from authors james bamford, matthew aid james keefe and dana priest. up first is the author james bamford whose first book about the nsa the puzzle palace was published in 1982. he spoke about the follow up to that book "body of secrets" in 2002 at the independent institute in oakland, california. >> the nsa is an extremely secret agency and when i wrote the book he it was the first book written about nsa today never thought i would have to read a second one but after i wrote puzzle palace no one came along and followed in my footsteps so i ended up writing "body of secrets" 20 years later which is only the second book written on the nsa so i sort of have a monopoly on that topic at this point. the government was not very happy that i wrote the "puzzle palace" and they twice wrote me for prosecution even though i never signed clearance forms with the nsa or anything else. they just didn't like anybody writing on the nsa. the old saying at nsa is that the nsa stands for no such agency and internally the joke is that stands for never say anything. then w

that's a good reason to have matthew back. wants him to but because i do. >> i feel like i'm on someone else's date. anyway, go to facebook/kathieandhoda. do you spend more time throwing your child's birthday party? how about yours? we're going to swap those juice boxes for a little something. something good right after this. >>> good morning to you. i'm weather channel meteorologist alex wilson with your seven-day forecast today. we'll watch for that threat of severe weather to return to the northern plain states. still watching for some soggy weather into parts of the northeast. new york city, make sure you've got the umbrella. same for boston. also chance of severe storms in the northern part of florida. so watch for that in areas like tallahassee and jacksonville. highs for orlando will be around 93. upper 90s for dallas and houston. a little cooler up in the northeast with the rain showers. and on the other side of the country phoenix is hot at 107 degrees. now, during the day tomorrow we'll see that storm chance shift a

>> with david petraeus or matthew ridgway? i think syria is a good example should be preempt the area will happen with japan in china or vice versa? in a constitutional society predicate it on wet 58% of the people want it is very incumbent for a leader to tell people if you sign on to go into iraq or into korea or vietnam, whoever is going to win will have ups and downs in it will not be as easy as rethink. things will happen we did not anticipate and if you prepare the public and tell them we don't have to be perfect ethically to be good but with the greatest growl and conviction i think it is essentials but the with the intervention we say we will do this and oil will pay for it ended three weeks we're out and the taliban is gone. of those critical moments we need leaders to say this is the beginning and not the and in real expect a lot of bad things to happen. for what churchill said or fdr, there would always prep the public to save these people could turn on us with any moment so i will prepare myself not to get too exub

hi, i'm chris matthews. welcome to the show. and with us today, nbc's chuck todd. the bbc's katty kay. nbc's kelly o'donnell. and "the washington post's" david ignatius. first up, the president's decision to supply some weapons to syrian rebels. taken together with the breadth of our national security data collection showed how much a commander in chief must meld his views to the realities he confronts in office. on syria, the president decided this country could not avoid involvement when chemical weapons had been used. and on the data sweep, obama's past strong statements about privacy have had to bend with the realities of the threats against the country as he has seen them. let's start with syria. david, i guess the big question is why are we now going in apparently with some kind of military support to the rebels in syria? >> syria is the problem from hell as one analyst has described it. the reason that we're finally two years into this war deciding to provide military aid is basically what the president said. when you have clear evidence that chemical weapon

i'm prepared to move forward and support matthew goldberg and work with the lady candidate to figure out if there's a way for her to participate in this process. as i said i want to make sure that the residents in that surrounding community have a voice and a mr. fong do you want to talk about why this jazz information doesn't get into the packet >> my apologizes we didn't manage to get the applications together before the packet went out. we pushed a new version of the application and the matrix on our website. so even if those candidates obviously not all of them will be chosen but they can come and provided input. so there's definitely a way to provide comment even if you don't sit on the committee >> commissioner campos. >> i want to associate myself with the comments with commissioner bred. i think it's disrespectful for a candidate who's information was left out of the packet and i apologize to the members of the committee and if there's an action requested of the body that we have all the documentation in advance >> thank you commissioner kim. >> i requested and you may have p

on matthew and the trooper. >> matthew was rushed to shock trauma suffering from a skull fracture. he is now in rehab. he is starting to understand things a little more and starting to ask some more questions. starting to recognize the people. he can say something off the wall that makes no sense in the next breath. >> both defendants are charged with assault and are free on $50,000 bond each. >> howard county police are looking for this man who they say exposed himself to women at a columbia target store this has weakened. he entered the coed dressing room at 8 p.m. on saturday a and did not close the door. he reportedly exposed himself as women entered. the men asked one of the women to come into the fitting room with him but she declined. anyone with information should contact police. jury selection begins in the trial of baltimore county police officer james labord. he is charged with killing christopher rounbrown. teens were group of throwing rocks at his home. when they fled, the officer gave chase. brown died of asphyxiation after a struggle. he had been with the county poli

matthew c you would won from shell. thanks to everyone that entered and don't forget check us out any time on facebook. >>> we continue our breaking news coverage this is sky 7 live over the scene scene of the north end of marina green. apparently a van has driven off the road and into the bay there. >> the van went by at 20 miles per hour or so into the water. it apparently was floating for a time before sinking. these are live pictures as drivers continued to look for the person in that van. this happened about an hour and 25 minutes ago. so not a very good sign. vins from red bull racing team was on the water and is on the phone. are you there? >> yes. >> take us through what happened. >> okay. so we're at the golden gate yacht club get being ready for a party tonight. and we heard some yelling from the sea wall here on marina green. and we sought van starting to float away from shore and at some point my team got into the boat to see what we can do. three guys jumped into the water and tried to break windows. but co

chris: hi, i'm chris matthews. and welcome to the highlight edition of the show. we're looking back how this show reflects the history especially the politics of our 11 years on the air. we're doing it by highlighting some of the most fascinating characters of those 11 years. it was the fall of 2002 and all the talk was about george w. bush's drive to take america to war in iraq. here's part of our discussion the-week before the invasion. after the united nations had failed to back president bush. chris: the president's done a great job of sawing the country -- selling this country on the war. the "new york times"' poll was like 2/3 of the people. how come he can't sell the world and should he have tried? >> i think he should have gone to the united nations in the first place. do you believe in the words in your own resolution? immediate disarmment. everybody knows saddam didn't immediately disarm. they failed the test. >> i would think that the white house has realized that now. i think you get the sense that they've come around to that position that this is over

like jay, kelly and matthew at first knew very little about yelp.y were proud to see that their customers four and five-star reviews far outnumbered the handful of negatives. >> our number one priority is word of mouth. >> unlike jay kelly and matthew chose not to buy advertising on the site despite what they say was a barrage of sales call. >> finally after i don't know the fourth, fifth or sixth time they called we said please stop calling, we have a lot going on and we're not going to do it, end of story. >> reporter: but it wasn't the end of story. according to the colandros shortly after the rejection, the next thing they knew many of the positive reviews had been filtered off their main yelp page. is there a kikz? yelp says no. they say their computer program that filters out questionable entries is fully automated and cannot be fiddled with by anyone. but for the restaurant, their overall ratings had plummeted and many of their new out of town customers stopped showing up. >> the positive reviews would come off leaving maybe just the mediocre

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now, matthew fortese is recovering at a rehab a silt this morning. he was released from shock trauma and was hurt during the orioles national game on may 29th. according to court record, he got up to confront two men heckelling him. he scaled a 5 foot wall and reached over the railing and that's when he was punched and fell and hit his head. now gregory fliesman and -- fleischman and another man maintain self-defense. he is well enough to begin rehab. he is learning to walk and talk all over again. it will take months to recover. now his family has retained attorneys and they are trying to gather more information about what happened the night matthew was hurt. it's aimed at the two men arrested for the assault on fortese and an effort to bring more awareness to what attorneys call fan on fan violence in ball parks across the country. >> a lot of people said a marathon not a sprint, and every day we have to take it one day at a time. and we wi

letter from susan brandt-hawley, attorney for matthew & kristine leffers, appellants, requesting rehearing of appeal no. 12-171, decided on may 15, 2013. at that time, the board voted 3-2 to uphold the permit on condition that there be further setbacks at the front and back of the addition; four votes being required to overturn or modify any departmental action under the city charter, the permit was upheld as is with no new conditions. permit holder: martin roscheisen. project: one-story vertical addition to existing two-story residence; roof of 3rd story addition will include green roof; project will have a basement addition; bpa no. 2011/05/04/5332s.request. item 4a; rehearing request: subject property at 611 buena vista west avenue. letter from susan brandt-hawley, attorney for matthew & kristine leffers, appellants, requesting rehearing of appeal no. 12-171, decided on may 15, 2013. at that time, the board voted 3-2 to uphold the permit on condition that there be further setbacks at the front and back of the addition; four votes being required to overturn or modify any departmental act

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business and economics correspondent for "slate" matthew iglesias. and senior fellow at the budget and policy committees, jared bernstein. thank you all for joining me on this day of days. eugene, it's pretty amazing to me that the house republicans are pinning this or trying to pin this on the democrats. >> yeah. i mean, you know, one wonderses what nancy bell osi really thinks of that. i wish she would speak plainly. you know, john boehner really is in a pickle, because a huge chunk of his caucus doesn't want to pass anything. you know, they don't want to pass a farm bill, they're certainly not want to pass immigration reform. they don't want to do anything, basically. and he does. so what's a solution there? i'm not sure. you know, he could ram through immigration and ram through a form bill, lose his speakership. >> ram through implies taking the lead, which john boehner has proven himself constitutionally unable to do. >> exactly.

. >> matthew is with us. he directed james. matthew, just tell us what he was like to work with from beginning to end of a big project? >> oh, well, i have to say he's one of my favorite actors to spend time with. he was terrified about the idea of coming back to broadway in a play like that, and would say he wasn't going to be as good as the other people in the cast and he was going to let them down. you know, the irony, of course, he was perfect in that role. had an extreme sensitivity and very high standards of himself. he was so brutal on himself that that's what made him such an outstanding actor. one of our great actors. i was thinking just the other day of more work that i would like to do with him, direct him. but he really did appreciate, i think, being part of that broadway scene again. i remember him coming in one day after we opened the show and he was a big success in it and really started to enjoy it, having traveled from sheer panic and terror to beginning to enjoy it. he said i was at a restaurant last night and

. >>> he was attacked in camden yards and matthew fortese is in rehab. the recovery will be a long and difficult process. sherrie johnson is live with more on the family's appeal for anyone who might have seen the attack. >> reporter: yes we are here live at camden yards where it all happened. yes, matthew fortese is out of shock traumaer but -- trauma but he is at rehab hospital. it was a orioles, national game when he was on a date being heckeled. according to reports he got up to confront them and he scaled a 5 foot wall and reached over the railing and that's when he he was punched and fell back and sustained a serious head injury. now gregory flitchman and michael bell were charged with assault and according to reports they say it was self- defense and there's a question of who was the aggressor. fortese spent weeks in shock trauma but is well enough to begin rehab. he is learning to walk and talk all over again and his family tells us they are beginning to see what they call his electric personality. the family has announced a new hotline in the ho