matthew mcgloin goes down and fumbles the ball. matthew mcgloin got hit and fumbles the ball.i think the raiders keep the ball. they will go for it on 4th down. let's take a look as matthew mcgloin got hit and lost the ball. apparently the raiders recovered that. it is glenn foster again. he looks like a player. who recovered that ball? >>tom: i think it was matthew mcgloin. >>greg: that is not the way we saw that. >>jim: his forward progress was stopped. [laughing] >>greg: that is intercepted, matthew mcgloin throws it away. that is jim leonard. he is a good player. so, matthew mcgloin throws the interception and the saints will win. >>tom: he had someone write in his face that time. that was in ill advised throw. >>jim: ryan griffin will take the victory snapped. one more and the game will be over. a reminder cops all around the country are cracking down on +÷ drunk driving. drive silver or gets pulled over. so, the final score does not look good. the saints were really good tonight. >>jim: they were. >>greg: so, the coaches are very close friends. they are heading in differ

go ahead go ahead and we're going to matthew said that. 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 the 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 it's juneau. is that the identity of this state is that a religion not nationality that you didn't go ahead jump in. so i mean i was 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 th

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 foreign 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 misrepres

chris matthews, not the junior, the senior, is chris matthews right?ict he won't predict rand paul in the near future. i'll give chris matthews credit. it is the number one principle if you bet on the horse race, you don't go for the favorite. you go to the long shot, the big payoff. so maybe he is going for the long shot here. so i give him credit here on that. the problem with rand paul, i see a few problems, alex points to the degree that the elections enter into the primaries, i think there will be an over-crowded field on the right. you have ted cruz, rand paul, scott walker. it is a long way of saying i put my money on chris christie, but there is not going to be a payoff there. >> all right, i'm going to take all of that under advisement and review my view later in the show. i got to think about it a little bit more. alex wagner, host of "now" and steve kornacki, thank you both for joining me. >> thank you, lawrence. >>> coming up, on this night in history, the president of the united states resigned from office. you will get to see him do it on

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(cheers and applause) so off the top of my head, who did chris matthews see going all the way to the white house in 2008? >> let me ask you about rudy giuliani. i believe he's not only running, i think he's going to win this whole thing come around the next election. >> jon: that's right, yeah. you remember him? current president rudy giuliani? (laughter) you remember the formidable contender in the 2008 election who won in the primaries only one more delegate than i did. (laughter) but look, let's be fair. that was a whole presidential election ago. everyone is allowed a mulligan and matthews made up for that by completely nailing his prediction for who would win the republican primaries in 2012. >> you watch bachmann. she's got the action this time. she stands for something -- she's going all the way. she's going to win this thing. >> really? >> i tell you right now. i predict she beats trump. >> john: it's what he does for a living. (laughter) is he a psychic or a time traveler? either way, we must burn him as a witch. chris matthews doesn't just routinely have egg on his face, he

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well the lack of a long liberal rumble with me tonight around two horace cooper and matthew baden let's get back to it you want to make a final point i was just going to say what the government will do is they're going to pick arbitrarily probably by a little crony capitalism what particular technologies that they're going to adopt when they put these new grids and place and then we'll be stuck with those and complain about that either that's not the way and we ought to do my final word on this is that back in the one nine hundred thirty s. the electric company said we're not going to run electricity out to rural houses is too expensive we can make money in the cities but not out the rural communities and so f.d.r. stepped in and said we'll do it for you we'll with all the whiteboards force don't forget that part. time in american history for that i love how gov ag the matter is choosing have stepped in and said we're going to get electra's government picks and chooses who it's going to reward how it's going to what kind of backward technology and you think all issues out of camp but yo

matthew prince not afraid to speak out this morning. plus, andy, son of a silicon valley legend, making dishwasher repairmen rich. and super hot startup ulala. this week on "press here." >> i'm scott mcgrew. this is something called a float switch. it is one of the most common things to go wrong inside your dishwasher. a repairman will make about $100 coming to your house to fix it. a guy who shows you how to do it yourself on the internet makes $100,000. >> essentially it's just a little float device that moves up and down. it can get stuck. >> that's tyler zimmerman, and he makes, on average, $100,000 a year giving appliance repair advice over the internet. through a site called pearl.com. >> it was fairly successful, working part-time. and i decided to work on it full-time now. >> pearl, formerly called just answer, is a collection of experts, more than 10,000, handing out advice on everything from oil changes to taxes to training your pet. >> good boy. >> andy kertzig comes from a family of innovators. his man studied under the man

>> 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. you 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'm here of course with "hardball" anchor and reporter today chris matthews., we've been listening to the speeches and watching and thinking about what happened here

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we are back with vincent matthews and jennifer thomas. okay.re starting to hear common core a lot. but i don't think a lot of us understand, what is common core. >> it is a set of standards. 45 states have adopted common standards. students from texas would take an assessment and be taught a different way than students in california. and at the end of the day, you didn't know where students stood in comparing them to others. it gets us to a place where we can really look at where students are and how they're moving forward in being prepared for the 21st century. >> not everybody has doesn'ted that. am i going to notice a way my kid is being taught? >> in san jose unified you will. when i say the 21st century skills, like collaboration, much more problem solving, creative thinking. much more of a way instead of going wide, which the previous standards did, it's a much more focused approach, and we go deeper. >> so you're telling you're not going to teach for the test? >> absolutely. >> how much is this, how much rigorous, we saw the teachers the

a pair of eyeglasses that may have belonged to matthew greene were found by a hiker. they're trying to confirm they're greens. >>> bob filner will not be the san diego mayor. what did they agree to do to get him to resign. we'll look at the deal and what it could cost the city. hey love. [off screen] there you are. [speaking german] hi, grandpa! [off screen] give me a kiss! [speaking mandarin] what do you think? do you like it? [off screen] happy birthday! can you see that? [speaking polish] [off screen] did he apologize? [off screen] thanks, micah! [off screen] bye, guys. bye. see ya. oh my god! every day, more people connect face to face on the iphone than any other phone. i miss you. i'm bethand i'm michelle. and we own the paper cottage. it's a stationery and gifts store. anything we purchase for the paper cottage goes on our ink card. so you can manage your business expenses and access them online instantly with the game changing app from ink. we didn't get into business to spend time managing receipts, that's why we have ink. we like being in business because we

(cheers and applause) so off the top of my head, who did chris matthews see going all the way to theouse in 2008? >> let me ask you about rudy giuliani. i believe he's not only running, i think he's going to win this whole thing come around the next election. >> jon: that's right, yeah. you remember him? current president rudy giuliani? (laughter) you remember the formidable contender in the 2008 election who won in the primaries only one more delegate than i did. (laughter) but look, let's be fair. that was a whole presidential election ago. everyone is allowed a mulligan and matthews made up for that by completely nailing his prediction for who would win the republican primaries in 2012. >> you watch bachmann. she's got the action this time. she stands for something -- she's going all the way. she's going to win this thing. >> really? >> i tell you right now. i predict

his family and friends have launched a find matthew facebook page. >> this is one of my best friends and deserves our best effort. we're focus on the pages that he had missing from his guidebook that he probably had with him. looking in an area that's probe going 20, 30, 40 acres of mountains. >> reporter: police aren't sure what happened to matthew. it's a missing persons case for now. his family just wants answers. >> at this point, no matter what the outcome, we just want to find him. you know? we just want him back. we want to know what happened to him. >> all right. that was brianna keilar reporting. we also have learned that a pair of eye glasses that may belong to matthew greene were found by a hiker. police are still trying to confirm if they are indeed his. and later on this afternoon we're going to be talking to one of the investigators, one of the detectives on this case. >>> all right, here, four things crossing the cnn news desk. number one, syria. they are accusing each other of using chemical weapons. people were killed in the attack on wednesday near damascus. now syr

residence that contributes to the landmark district and the building was designed by the architect matthew obrain in 1902. and john fillmore, and the proposal includes a three car garage at the existing level of the building and creating a garage opening that will require removal of the curved concrete bay and currently interrupted by a pedestrian an door on the south side. and the door would be 8 feet wide by 6 feet and 8 inches tall and it will be placed flush with the facade. the concrete base would be repaired and replicated to infill the area currently occupied by the pedestrian an door. the staff is determined that the proposed work is compatible with the character defining features of the subject building and the landmark district. the project will retain the res denial use on the lot and creating a garage to support the contemporary use of the building and all aspects will be retained and preserved and

we will start with matthew on our independent line. you are on with matthew rojansky .ler: good morning. when i look at president putin -- i studied russian relationships while i was at university of missouri. i see the former kgb in him every time he interacts with the president. i also see a man who is trying the culture against that has overtaken moscow, st. petersburg, and so forth. a lot ofally taken on -- like our conservative leaders here in america, where he sees the tide is changing. is why he is so cold to president obama, who is a figurehead in the new culture that is america. that is why i believe he holds the demeanor that he has. thank you. you: matthew rojansky, give a chance to talk about the personal side of president vladimir putin of russia. a guy whoseis outlook has changed procedure medically. issues where i do take with the president simply writing him off as having been kgb from the start, and still kgb. that rhetoric is bipartisan. plenty of republicans say that same thing. guy who, from the outset, was about stability. he is a statist figure. he

my name is matthew davis and the preserve vasing and planner with arg and i prepared the supplemental information that you put in your packet and we completed the memo and the project that was just left to the standards and i would like to introduce myself and you know that i along with my colleague here in case you have any questions, regarding the building or the project, if it is a simple project. and the replacement of the entries along the battery streets and the voluntary reinforcement of the building. we have two comments regarding the conditions of the approval that either described in the staff report, and so condition number one states that all stainless steel material proposed at the new entrance should be painted to match the existing windows and condition number five states that all storefront systems should be painted and we feel that instead, we knew that leaving them unpainted would better differentiate the new elements from the historic building and that is more strictly in keeping with the standards. and finally, regarding sufficient number seven, i would like to con

family and friends launched a find matthew facebook page. >> this is one of our best friends. he deserves our best effort. we'll focus on pages missing from his guide book, but we are looking in an area that is probably going to be 20, 30, 40 acres of mountains. >> reporter: police aren't sure what happened to matthew. it's a missing persons case for now. his family just wants answers. >> at this point. no matter what the outcome we just want to find him. you know? we just want him back. we want to know what happened to him. >> that was brianna keeler reporting. >>> donald trump has been slapped with a $40 million lawsuit by the state of new york. the claim that trump defrauded students at his investment school trump university. allison, what is going on with this. >> grabbing headlines, this time for a bombshell lawsuit that accuses him of fraud. new york state attorney general eric schneiderman is suing trump for $40 million saying he wrongly took from people who were led to believe they would get rich taking classes. school used trump's well-known name to craft a bait and s

matthew green. (calling names) if you want to line up on your right side of the room would be good (calling names) >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm matthew. i'm here today speaking in support of this application. at 1050 in the mission. while working with the work group that was facilitated by the mayor's office of hope the parental need yet arose and that's expanding our 11 hundred and 35 adult beds. i'm on the committee and help to inspect our homeless shelter by anything that i say today doesn't reflect my companies opinion. we have 25 percent identified as lgbt and this is a significant under count since that's a sensitive issue to reveal. our general population and our transgender residents are sprinkled insprinkled variesly within our shelter. arising from the circumstances of an apparent node for the homeless population to access the she felt. and non-threatening based on non-gender or sexual orientation. and a anymore general point of view their recommendations were record there's been a

family and friends launched a find matthew page. >> this is one of our best friends.have to focus on the pages missing. we are looking in areas probably 20, 30, 40 acres of mountains. >> reporter: police aren't sure what happened to matthew. it's a missing person's case for now. his family just wants answers. >> at this point, no matter what the outcome, we just want to find him, you know. we just want him back. we want to know what happened to him. >>> former secretary of state colin powell weighing in on the verdict that cleared george zimmerman. powell had this reaction on cbs's "face the nation." >> i think that it will be seen as a questionable judgment on the part of the judicial system down there. but, i don't know if it will have staying power. these cases come along and they glaze across the midnight sky and then after a period of time, they are forgotten. >> he says he would like to see president obama and future presidents be more passionate about race issues. >>> the age of 80, supreme court justice ruth ginsburg has no plans to retire. she's in good healt

vincent matthews/sup't. s.j.at more rigorous standards, particularly in literacy and mathematics instruction, are designed to provide a consistent, clear students are expected to learn. sot dr. vincent matthews the standards will be the same throughout the country, creating a de-facto national curriculum. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. there is no shortage of questionable behavior on the first day of school at one south bay school. kron 4's stanley roberts people behaving badly. it's back to school for some, well in this case it might just be back to driving school nats: ambiance will be back after the break on kron 4 news. it is back to school for some or in this case it may be back to driving school. >> it's back to driving school scary but true. >> yes it is that time of year again the parent's dream to drop off their school for just a few hours. >> no you do not get it passed because is the first day. >> always read the sign that the speed limit is 25 if children are present. stay off yourself fall unl

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ridgway -- matthew ridgway out of the equation we would have lost. in these particular occasions the planets line up for perfect storm of situations but one rare man can get a lot of people killed or a lot of people save. >> host: leadership becomes important because human beings respond to other human beings. ." >> guest: they make people think they can do things that they can't otherwise do and i think that's important. >> host: when we study generals and think act of the 19th century studies of the great captains of the early 20th century studies, very often you can let the people who wrote oaks like that and say they are engaged in hero worship trade how did you avoid doing that? .. if you look at his appointments prior to that, he got very astute appointments that emphasized armorer tillery, although he was good at all of that. when david petraeus was in the room, everyone knew that he was the smartest and he knew that he was. that created a lot of jealousy as well. i think that he thought if you just let me come in queen of the mass, we don't s

wh takes chris matthews could go all theay to the white house in 2008?> let me ask you about rudy giuliani. i believe he's not only running, but you will when this whole thing, around the next election. >> that'sight, yeah. lou: for years ago, predicted congressman michele bachmann would it be to mitt romney for the republican nomination. we are more than three years away from the 2016 presidential ection that is 11,802 days, if you are keeping close track. do you want to know how dumb it is t be speculating about who is going to do what in 2016 right now? let's go back to august of 2005. the front runners inhe decrat nomination in one gallup poll were hillary clinton, 40 percent support, followed by john kerry with 16, john edwards had mustered 50 percent sport. that pull at eight democrats on theist. not one of them was named barack obama. the front runners from the republican race, reachuliani, do well. 27 percent of followed by john mccain who had 24 percent. connelly's aice, 19%. so wha does all of the 2016 talk me right now? as you can tell, it doe

matthew green. (calling names) if you want to line up on your right side of the room would be good (calling names) >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm matthew. i'm here today speaking in support of this application. at 1050 in the mission. while working with the work group that was facilitated by the mayor's office of hope the parental need yet arose and that's

[laughter] who does chris matthews seagoing all the way to the white house in 2008? >> i believe ready guiliani will win the whole thing. >> that's right. [laughter] netanyahu also predicted congressman michelle bachman would be to meet -- romney we are more than three years away from the ection 1,182 days sandy want to know how dumb it is to speculate who will do what in 2016? let's go back to augustof 2005 the front runners of one gallup poll for hillary clinton had 40 percent support followed by john kerry john edwards had mastered 16% they had eight democrats of the list but not one was named barack obama. the front runner from the republican race, rudy guiliani was doing well with 27 percent followed by john mccain that had 24 percent and condoleezza rice, rice, 19 percent so what does that 2016 talk mean right now? it does not mean much in is not that significant but at&t because when a preacher talking begins usually signifies the onset of the lame-duck status. the good news is, mr. president leaves even more time for golf. >> been nation still does not know w

well the act the long liberal rumble with me tonight around to horace cooper and matthew baden let's get back to it you want to make a final point i was just going to say what the government will do is they're going to pick arbitrarily probably by a little crony capitalism what particular technologies that they're going to adopt when they put these new grids and place and then we'll be stuck with those and complain about that either that's not the way and we ought to do my final word on this is that back in the one nine hundred thirty s. the electric company said we're not going to run electricity out to rural houses is too expensive we can make money in the cities but not out the rural communities and so f.d.r. stepped in and said we'll do it for you we'll with all the whiteboards force don't forget that part. time in american history for that i love how gov ag the matter is choosing f.d.r. stepped in and said we're going to get electra's government picks and chooses who it's going to reward how it's going to what kind of backward technology and you think all issues out of here but