and luke. >> matthew and luke depend on mark, which is why those three gospels-- matthew, mark, andke-- are called the "synoptic gospels," because they can be understood together. >> once scholars had decided that mark's gospel was used by matthew and luke, it was possible to compare them and to realize that there was also material with a common sequence and a common content that wasn't in "mark." >> scholars observed that there's a part of the sayings in "matthew" that are exactly identical with sayings in luke. in fact, they're identical in greek, sayings of jesus. now, think: jesus spoke aramaic. so if you were translating aramaic and if i were translating aramaic, they'd come out different, these translations. so you would only have identical... you would only have jesus speaking identical sayings in greek if you had a written translation in greek of his sayings. and so scholars suggested that there must have been, besides "mark," something else written down that would have been a list of the sayings of jesus translated into greek. and they called that quelle, which means "sourc

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jean carroll and matthew hussey, host of "love life" with matthew hussey. >> we love them both. >> yesdy? >> ready. >> let's get ready. caitlin is our first person. she wrote in a letter to us, how do i deal with my husband's ex and her family as she is unfortunately my stepkids' mother. they're giving us a rough time. >> the most vague question anyone ever heard. here's the thing, you can't control that situation. and that's why it is inherently scary, because, a, you feel like you're on the outside of it, and, b, you can't control it. this is one of those situations in life where it actually pays to be the strong silent type. you have to kind of be the one who keeps a low profile. don't overcommunicate with those guys and instead of focusing on how he's performing, focus on how you're investing in the situation with him. in other words, if you're being strong for him -- >> be supportive. >> you're being supportive, you're encouraging him, spend time with the kids, do what you got to do, he'll know your his real teammate. >> whatever makes the child happy. what keeps this child happy

this is the matthew cory con gnaw hey -- matthew mcconaghey corespondahay. unstoppable at this point? >> i call him butter because he is on a roll. i have never seen him on fire like this and he has it in his belly. >> academy awards are about a month away. let's throw names out there and tell me what matt things. first one up, christian bale, "american hustle." >> more like christian fail. >> how about bruce stern in "nebraska"? >> this is tough. "bruce -- bruce stern, rest in peace. i love the daughter. >> laura? >> fantastic. i loved her in "jurassic park." >> she is like a poor man's goldie hawn. >> bless her hart. heart. bruce stern is not going to win this. he died. they only give the award possible few mussily if -- possible few mustily if you are hot. heath ledger is hot. >> the other guy in the category, leonardo do cap trio -- dicaprio, does he have a chance? >> i don't even know what he is nominated for. >> the last that could knock off matt, "12 years a slave." >> "12 years a slave" my ass. matthew has been a slave to the industry for 30 years. h

when it came to matthew's photograph there was a military photo of him and one from his wedding.>> reporter: she left the screening in may, she came away feeling good on how the story was told. they were impressed by ben foster's work, the actor who played matthew in the movie. >> he did a phenomenal job. >> reporter: the movie was set in new mexico. this is a photo of matthew and his navy seal friend killed. >> it did a wonderful job showing what our military does to protect us. >> reporter: 19 navy seals were killed in action that day. 1 survived. his mother said he didn't always want to be a nave navy seal. he wanted to give back. matthew and his comrades will be remembered here in cupertino memorial park, thanking them for their sacrifices. >>> president obama will outline reforms regarding personal phone data and stricter regulations. he met with an independent review committee to discuss nsa reforms requiring approval for accessing phone data representing american's privacy rights. there is o support for the reform on both sides. >> they urged him to throttle back the colle

. >> they are very devastated, jessica. 23-year-old matthew walker we're told absolutely loved his job here at g and g market in san to rosa. we're told he showed up to work every day with a smile on his face and full of energy. this was a young man who truly seemed to be enjoying his youth until he was hit by the flu. >> i can't believe something like this could happen to someone, just so young. >> reporter: 21-year-old tanner peterson can't believe his friend and co-worker is gone. just three weeks ago, 23-year-old matthew walker was working beside him in the produce department of g and g supermarket in santa

chris matthews, host of "hardball."e, let me read you a tweet from texas congressman randy weber, on the floor of the house waiting for the socialistic dictator who has been feeding us a line. i don't know what that means but gives you a sense of what the flavor of the obstruction still is five years into the presidency. >> have we confirmed that's an actual member of congress and not a fake twitter feed while they're trying to troll us into condemning them, while it's somebody who's been made up? >> i am glad you asked that. i had an identical thought and i double checked. it's a verified account and yes, randy weber is exactly the congressman from the 14th district of texas because i totally thought the same thing, but, of course, it is impossible to tell the difference between parody and actual gop members of congress often. >> let's make sure we give him the benefit of the doubt and assume he's been hacked by somebody who crawled out of the comment section on youtube. and assume that isn't somebody who's actually go

we have matthew's reaction. >> the "dallas buyers club." >> lead actor, matthew mcconaughey. >>. [ cheersause ] >> matthew, i got to say, the bo bongos came out this morning, my friend. >> oh, yes, we are doing real well. very excited

george spoke with matthew's brother about the upcoming movie called "lone survivor." >> this is the lasticture he took of the family before he went off. >> reporter: jeff will always have memories of his brother, navy s.e.a.l. captured in photos and personal items displayed throughout his home. >> found a half empty clip on a ridge somewhere and it an x on the bottom. matthew awas one of four navy s.e.a.l.s whose mission was to kill in june 2005 in the mountains of afghanistan. the mission failed. him and two other navy s.e.a.l.s were killed in action. now being told in a film called "lone survivor" written by the lone navy s.e.a.l. who survived. jeff axleson has seen the film three times at special screenings. it is difficult to watch his visual representation of how his brother died. >> at the very end, they actually show video or pictures of the guys. and that's when it kind of hits home. >> reporter: actor ben foster portrays in lone survivor he met with the family to get a better understanding of the war hero and to capture his spirit. >> capture my brother as well as i could have e

matthews says a trustee, bill mclaughlin since fired became her supervisor. her are lawsuit charges he forced her to have sex and spanked her. >> many of these sex acts and demands and spankings occurred inside of the shrine premises. >> matthews says the paddle given by a close friend james tarantino. he's charged with covering up alleged wrong doing. >> inscription dno stands for boys night out says to bill m from father t and sex acts bill mclaughlin was threatening my client to engage in, otherwise she would lose her job. >> the lawyer says after a year of enduring abuse her client told mclaughlin no more >> powers that be the church retaliated by terminating her. >> the church responded with a statement saying in part the lawsuit is full of lurid accusations but devoid of the truth. miss matthews was let go for financial impro try prooi tis that are the subject of a plows investigation. matthews attorney responded this way. >> anything that she has done at the direction of bill mclaughlin. >> she's never stolen money? >> not that i'm aware of. >> the att

and matthew mcconaughey.est supporting actor for his role in "dallas buyers club." jared, tell us what it was like. this is your first nomination. first of all, congratulations and how were you told about your nod? >> like everyone else probably awoken from sleep. yesterday i was on jury duty and told i got nominated. only in america. >> only in america. >> i have to believe the judge will give you a pass today if you don't make it, jared. jared, you know, you disappear into the roles and this one was quite one to disappear into. what did this role specifically mean to you? >> it was the role of a life time. i hadn't made a film in almost six years and i read the script and fell in love. >> how gratified is it for everybody, jared, knowing how long it took to bring this to fruition? it took a lot of years, and a lot of people believing in this. >> it did. it took about 20 years to get this film made. that tiny little thing cost like $4 million. it's a testament to the hard work and passion of the people, the

a round of applause for chris matthews. [applause] thank you, thank you very much.

matthews says a trustee, bill mclaughlin since fired became her supervisor. her are lawsuit charges he forced her to have sex and spanked her. >> many of these sex acts and demands and spankings occurred inside of the shrine premises. >> matthews says the paddle given by a close friend james tarantino. he's charged with covering up alleged wrong doing. >> inscription dno stands for boys night out says to bill m from father t and sex acts bill mclaughlin was threatening my client to engage in, otherwise she would lose her job. >> the lawyer says after a year of enduring abuse her client told mclaughlin no more >> powers that be the church retaliated by terminating her. >> the church responded with a statement saying in part the lawsuit is full of lurid accusations but devoid of the truth. miss matthews was let go for financial impro try prooi tis that are the subject of a plows investigation. matthews attorney responded this way. >> anything that she has done at the direction of bill mclaughlin. >> she's never stolen money? >> not that i'm aware of. >> the att

joining us are three working reporters on telecommunications, matthew schwartz is with communications daily, kate tummarello is with the hill, and paul barbagallo is the managing editor of bloomberg bna, mr. barbagallo, let's start with you. what do you think on the fcc and the congressional agenda this year? >> guest: well, i think to start off spectrum. the fcc in 2014 and beyond will be intently focused on spectrum. congress as well. we will have this month the first spectrum auction at the fcc in nearly half a decade, and we'll have another spectrum auction later this year, and the biggest spectrum auction, which everybody has been eagerly anticipating, the incentive auction of spectrum in 2015 as new fcc chairman tom wheeler has stated. so that is, as i see it, one of the bigger issues in congress and fcc on the tech front. the wireless carriers have been lobbying aggressively for many years to free up federal airwaves, commercial airwaves to satisfy their consumers' appetite for bandwidth. >> host: how major is this month's spectrum auction? >> guest: well, later this month the

tonight, kron four's philippe djegal sits down with matthew axelson's mother. who says she was moved by the film. >> it was at the very end when they show the fifth photographs of the 20 men that were involved that show the military photograph and a video clip from his wedding. >> when she left of the screening of the femme she and her husband came away feeling good about how it went. there were also impressed by been foster's work, the actor that played her son. >> he did a phenomenal job. >> the family visited the set in new mexico and chatted with him. they gave him all the information that he needed to tell the store. this is a photo of him and his close friend who was also a navy seal that was killed in the battle. >> i think they did a fantastic job showing the movie goers what the military does to protect us. >> in all, 19 navy seals were killed that day. one of those men earned a medal of honor. his mother stated that he did not want to always be a navy seal but after college, he felt like he needed to give back to the country. that is what he most cert

back to you. >> matthew chance, thank you so much. that was matthew earlier. thousands of people cheering. it's already 2014 there. and in indiana as well, where celebrations including, of all things, of course, watermelons falling from the sky. gary tuchman was there to witness it all. gary, last year, sardines. this year, watermelons. 2014 where you are. happy new year, my friend. >> brooke, happy new year to you. it was a wild night here in vincennes, indiana. we're in the bottom bar right now in vincennes on the banks of the wabash river just across the river from illinois. there are not very many sober people here, i will tell you that right now. i also want to tell you what happened in vincennes, a unique celebration, a 500-pound watermelon that's made of steel is lowered down to the ground and 14 regular watermelons representing 2014 come out of the bottom of it and splat on the ground. the moment of truth came and the lights turned off, no one could see the 14 watermelons that came out of the 500-pound watermelon. we can assure you that this it is the

six days after he sent that letter, matthew lee was downsized, let go after 14 years.ldn't ignore the letter and asked their accountants from ernst and young to interview matthew lee. >> and in those interviews, we have the notes, which are part of the report. he says very specifically $50 billion, repo transactions, moving money off the balance sheet at quarter end. so our conclusion was ernst and young certainly knew it as of that time and did nothing with it. [ticking] >> coming up: where were the government regulators? >> how closely was the s.e.c. monitoring lehman brothers during this time? >> they were on premises. they were talking to the lehman people daily. they officed there. >> more of lehman brothers ahead when 60 minutes on cnbc returns. [ticking] ♪ [ male announcer ] this is the story of the little room over the pizza place at 315 chestnut street. the modest first floor bedroom in tallinn, estonia and the dusty basement at 1406 35th street. it is the story of the old dining room table at 25th and hoffman avenue. the southbound bus barreling down i-95. ..

. >> our friend matthew hussey and e. jean carroll. not a crazier duo. >> it is fireworks all the time. a little happy birthday to cinnamon lee, remember the puppy that when you got blake -- >> yes. >> here is cinnamon lee turning 1 year old yesterday. >> oh, my gosh. you remember how little cinnamon lee was back in the day? that's him now? >> yes. >> look how darling he is. >> so cute. i remember when you held him in your hand -- >> and gave him to my friend collin, yeah. that was cute. >> the cutest little dog. >> and now this is going to upset hoda very much. there has been a backlash. people are taking umbrage now to the bare bikini line. bad news because landing strips is seen their day apparently and is seems like the brazilian is taking the back seat to the fuller look or some of it just call it tending your garden. >> you know what, it is because the show "girls," which is a trend setter for everything. on "girls," everybody is naked, they have been flashing a fuller downstairs. >> yes. >> and what do the rest of us do? because

matthew, thank you for coming in. we should make clear we are interested in this story and viewers might be interested because chris christie has the potential to run for the presidency of the united states. does this change that? >> he was probably the most dominant republican on the scene for 2016 and the one most believed could win the white house. so it is a big deal. even though the smallness of it. wellught he handled it today. the idea of making it go two hours through all of the oxygen out of the room and left people exhausted. facts state of the way he said they were, i think he will survive and come out stronger. the question becomes, are there more shoes to drop? is there a pattern? the first time is a mistake. the second time it is troubling. the third strike you are out. that is the question in the coming days, is there a pattern that is revealed in other conversations that takes a back what he said today at the press conference? >> american elections are unlike any around the world. for a start they are

. >> matthew knowles is beyonce's father.anaged her career. ♪ >> at 15, 16 years old, you don't quite yet have the maturity to quite understand or how to take criticism. >> i messed up. >> no, that's cool. >> as she's gotten older, now she's a grown ass woman. so, you know, she understands it. >> beyonce feels this is her time. >> i feel like 30 is the ideal age because you're mature enough to know who you are and to have your boundaries and your standards and not be afraid or too polite. but you're young enough to be a young woman. i'm very aware of who i am. and i feel great. >> for beyonce knowles carter, lately it has been one hell of a run. back in the summer of 2011, there was a tummy rub at the video music awards. by the next january, the singer, dancer, actor, filmmaker, entrepreneur and fashion icon was also mom. and with the birth of blue ivy came a new burst of creativity. >> i think as a new mom, you get a renewed sense of strength of purpose of whatever. i think that's gelled with her and having blue ivy. next th

a substitute teacher has replaced thatcher at matthew turner elementary. >>mark: the polar vortexes releasing itself on the midwest again. brutally cold temperatures from minnesota to kentucky. a wind chill expected to be 43 below zero in minneapolis today. schools and businesses are closed in chicago. temperatures are expected to warm up a bit on wednesday. officials are vigilantly watching the weather to see if it will affect sunday super bowl game. if weather is particularly bad they'll have to move up the date of the game or at least change its time. as of today, its forecasted to be caught but free of snow conditions. >>darya: here in the bay area we do have a little bit of it cool down on the way. we will tell you about that and your neighborhood commute in just a couple of minutes. ♪ dear armpit... in the lottery of li, you drew the short sti. people shave you. pour hot wax on you. and your nam.. is armt. people don't treatou like sn. because, frankly, they don't think of you as skin. [ female announc ] new dove advanced care. the first antiperspira

matthew, thank you for coming in. we should make clear we are interested in this story and viewers might be interested because chris christie has the potential to run for the presidency of the united states. does this change that? >> he was probably the most dominant republican on the scene for 2016 and the one most believed could win the white house. so it is a big deal. even though the smallness of it. wellught he handled it today. the idea of making it go two hours through all of the oxygen out of the room and left people exhausted. facts state of the way he said they were, i think he will survive and come out stronger. the question becomes, are there more shoes to drop? is there a pattern? the first time is a mistake. the second time it is troubling. the third strike you are out. that is the question in the coming days, is there a pattern that is revealed in other conversations that takes a back what he said today at the press conference? >> american elections are unlike any around the world. for a start they are

. >> reporter: matthew shaddle shows off his injuries after being attacked by a german shepherd while playing basketball saturday morning. >> i thought they were the gardeners dogs so i continued shooting baskets here. >> matthew saw the dogs but didn't think anything of them until? >> and the dogs started like trotting down here and then one of the dogs started biting me. >> he kind of like bit in and held on to my shorts. >> that's when matthew's dad rushed outside and noticed the two german shepherds did not look familiar. >> he got in the car, wife called the police so i had them cornered and the police came. >> when officers arrived they were able to immediately locate the dogs, but police say both german shepherds became aggressive, one of them even charging at an officer, forcing that officer to fire their gun, shooting and killing one of those dogs. an investigation determined the same dogs were also aggressive towards some landscaping workers just before one of them bit matthew. >> a tough situation for them. here is two big dogs that have attacked an 11 year old boy and they

matthew mcconaughey a surprise winner for "dallas buyers club."ing actress for "american hustle." really happy to see matthew mcconaughey win. that was a close one. there were a few other actors in there that i thought deserved it as well but he was incredible in "dallas buyers club." >> i didn't see that movie, but you did. obviously, to lose all that weight, the things he did do get into that role. it's nice to see the validation for all that hard work. >> i agree. >> still many winners. amy poehler for "parks and recreation." >> she and tina fey were so smart, so funny last night. here's some of their best moments. >> welcome to the 71st annual tina fey and amy poehler, lee daniels the butler golden globe award. >> a very good evening to everyone here in the room and to all the women and gay men watching at home. >> and now, like a supermodel's vagina, let's all give a warm welcome to leonardo dicaprio. amy poehler is nominated for her work on "parks and recreation." >> i believe amy is here tonight. can we get a shot of her? >> wow. >> she loo

. >> reporter: matthew's dad noticed the dogs didn't look familiar. got in the car, found them, had them cornered and the police came. >> reporter: the police say both german shepherds were aggressive charging an officer shooting and killing one of those dogs. an investigation determined the game dogs were aggressive toward landscaping workers before one of them bit matthew. >> it is a tough situation. they attacked an 11-year-old boy, and they had to unfortunately take care of them. >> i am lucky. it could have been worse if both came at me. >> reporter: he is lucky his injuries were not more jeers. serious. haven't heard who they belong to. >> so many unanswered questions about a death of a teen struck and killed. >> reporter: danika was struck and killed in this intersection. how she ended up in the path of a vta light rail train. her friends and family members remember her beauty. >> she was loving. yeah, she's just friendly and sweet. >> reporter: they wanted our camera to be rolling at the service so she can be remembered for how she lived. her

hint, chris matthews is on this week's list. "hannity" starts now. >> and in what they hoped would be the big lead on their stories, governor chris christie's administration and their involvement in the closure of the george washington bridge that led to a traffic jam does not compare to the scandals that plague the obama administration. now, you're not going to hear this in the main stream media. for example, just learning after one of his top aides was involved in the lane closures over a political revenge, governor christie came out and did what any leader should do when they discover improper behavior in their ranks. >> i come out to apologize today to the people of new jersey. i apologize to the people of ft. lee. and i apologize to the members of the state legislature. i am embarrassed and humiliated by the conduct of some of the people on my team. >> think of that. that word, those words, i apologize. now, that is a phrase that nobody in the obama administration seems to know. they never say it, for example, remember when

matthew schwartz is with "communications daily." paul barbagallo" is the managing editor at bloomberg bna. what do you think is on the fcc and federal agenda this year? in 2014art off, the fcc and beyond will be intently focused on spectrum. congress as well. month a firsthis spectrum auction at the fcc in nearly half a decade. we will have another later this year. the a spectrum auction, which everybody has been eagerly anticipating, the incentive option of spectrum in 2015, as the new fcc chairman, tom .heeler, has stated that is, as i see it, one of the bigger issues in congress and the fcc on the tech front. wireless carriers have been lobbying aggressively for many years to free up federal airwaves, commercial airwaves to satisfy their consumers' appetite for bandwidth. >> how major is this month's spectrum auction? >> later this month, the fcc will hold an auction for spectrum. many people thought it would be a bigger deal. basically, there is going to be .nly one bidder -- is -- dish for years, sprint nextel had suggested tha

chris matthews comes back tomorrow night. "all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening, from new york. i'm chris hayes. and the first big political battle of the year of the fight over extending unemployment insurance will get a vote tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. today, the battle lines were being drawn. today congress is back in session with the first big fight of this election year. the issue, extending unemployment insurance to 1.3 million of the long-term unemployed who have lost their benefits just three days after christmas. democrats want the benefits extended. and they think they have a winning issue. >> this is typical for republican members of congress. not republicans, but republican members of congress. the vast majority of american people believe that unemployment benefits should be extended. >> but the tea party right wing, the same folks who brought you the shutdown, are rallying the troops against the bill. coming out hard against the unemployed. at a time when millions of voters across the country kn

matthew was 23 years old. can you tell us what happened? >> matthew was 23 years old.oung man, just graduated college. he was driving his motorcycle in a 20 miles-per-hour speed zone downtown area past a school when a drunk undocumented illegal immigrant ran through a stop sign and collided with matthew. the driver attempted to flee, hit matthew and then dragged matthew a quarter of a mile to his death. i believe he was fleeing because he did not have a license and he was in the country illegally, so he was looking out for his own well-being. >> that is tragic that the driver -- i understand he has not been convicted yesterday. i understand as of february 26 there is a hearing scheduled where a bill is being backed to offer licenses to illegal immigrants. what is your position on that? >> i oppose it. i'm outraged by it. and you know, when did our lawmakers decide that they will change our laws to accommodate people who habitually break our laws and people that are in this country illegally, undocumented illegal immigrants do break the laws habitually just by being in

reforms matthew kelly grew a legal fellow at the bill of rights defense committee thank you. us supreme court has agreed to take up two cases that deal with the search of cell phone store going to arrest the issue at hand is whether police officers first need to obtain a warrant before searching through a person's phone or whether it falls into the same category as any other device found on the suspects body now the cases stem from two incidents where police searched through phones and found incriminating evidence during arrests which led to more serious charges the lawyers of one of the defendants says rapid advances in technology require updated laws that take the it capabilities of smartphones into account stanford university law professor jeffrey fisher wrote quote modern cell phones provide ready access to a vast array of personal data and are distinct from the types of possessions such as cigarette packages and footlockers this one high court has previously considered loss of search incident to arrest could at the touch of a button become a search of private and confide

matthew says a church trustee since fired became her supervisor. her lawsuit charges that he forced her to have sex and spanked her with his wooden paddle. >> many sex acts and spankings occurred inside the shrine and sack wrist ty there. >> the paddle was given by close friend james taryn teen o. he's charged in the la you suit with covering up the alleged wrongdoing. >> inscription bn o boy night out from bill to father t from the sexual act that bill mclaughlin was basically threatening my client to engage in otherwise she would lose her job. >> lawyer sandra rivera says after almost a year oven touring the abuse, her client told mclaughlin no more. >> the powers of be at the church and retaliated against her by terminating her. >> the church respondd with a statement saying in part the lawsuit is full of lurid accusations but devoid of the truth. miss matthews let two for financial impropriety. the subject of ongoing police investigation. matthews attorney responded this way. >> anything that she has done has been at the direction of bill mclau

that's when it kind of hits home. >> actor, ben foster, portrays matthew axleson in lone survivor.e met with the family to get a better understanding of the war hero and to capture his spirit. >> ben captured my brother as well as i could expect anyone to. >> axleson honored his courageous brother by naming his 2-year-old son, matthew, after him. one day, he plans to tell his son about his uncle. he chokes up thinking about it. >> i figured the moment sometimes captures the memories and at those times, you will know what to say. >> if anything, he will teach his son about the brotherhood, the values matthew axleson represented. >> despite life's challenges and tribulations and that, that brotherhood and that joy and that camaraderie that you have, just kind of takes you through life and will take you through the tough times. >> george kiriyama, today in the bay. >>> "lone survivor" will be released nationwide on january 10th. >>> facebook ceo, mark zuckerberg, and husband wife, make the nation's largest philanthropic donation in 2013. the couple's donation to the silicon valley com

. >> matthew usually returns to prison for petty crimes.nd in fact, he hasn't been in a general population setting since i think maybe 2003. and that's because he keeps getting in trouble. he batters the officers. he's resistant, uses alcohol in custody. ♪ >> whoops. that didn't work. >> good, how are you? >> good. >> this is institution classification committee. this is for administrative segregation inmates and this is a due process issue where we bring them in, review why they're in ad seg and, you know, go over the issues of why they're locked up in ad seg and what they can expect from here. >> name and cdc number, sir. >> matthew national, 245854. >> today's classification committee is warden ayres. >> you were at corcoran state prison, referred to our csr for transfer, csr approved and you were retained. you have done your shoe related time. therefore, the recommendation is to release you to the rcgp. okay. do you have any problems with being released? >> yes, i got a problem to gp because i'm not a gp. i dropped out. >> you in a gang

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. >> matthew, what else do you see the fcc working on this year? >> it is going to be determined by a brand new chairman in tom wheeler. we had the wile association and the cable association and he is not afraid to come out slinging. in the book he wrote about l lincoln and we said doing the same thing is thinking about measure. and the first thing wheeler did was if you don't come up with a man to let consumers unlock cellphones and let them go to other carriers i will find one for you. so i expect a chairman who is more than happy to let the free market take over unless there is problems in which case he is eager to flex the fcc regulatory muscle. the first think we will see is the ip transition and the trials that at&t has been requesting. they want trials of deregulation in various wireless centers as they transfer from copper to fiber. the protocols switching to internet packet and this is going to be where the fcc takes a look to see how well the wire trials will work. a lot say they will work just fine because the carriers have every incenti

>> reporter: matthew is from cupertino, and after he died serving his country in afghanistan in 2005, this statue right here of him and one of his comrades was placed here in the park as a reminder of their sacrifice. tonight, we talked to his brother about the upcoming movie "lone survivor" which tells the story of what happens in afghanistan. >> this is the last picture we took of the family. >> reporter: they will always have memories of his brother, captured in photos and personal items. >> a couple rangers found a half empty clip on a ridge somewhere, and it had ax on the bottom of it. >> reporter: matthew was one of four navy s.e.a.l.s whose mission what was to capture or kill a taliban leader in afghanistan. the mission failed. he and two other s.e.a.l.s were killed in action. their story is now being told in a film called "lone survivor," written by the lone navy s.e.a.l. that survived. jeff has already seen the film three times at special screenings. he admits it's difficult to watch a visual representation of how his brother died. >> it was at the very end where they show vi

matthew axelsson died in 2005, and now his story is a focus of a new film.poke with matthew's brother titled "lone survivor." >> this is the last picture of the family. >> reporter: jeff will always have memories of his brother captured in photos and personal items. >> a couple rangers found like a half empty clip on a ridge somewhere and it had a.x. on the bottom. that's how they knew it was matts. >> reporter: he was one of four navy s.e.a.l.s whose mission was to capture or kill an al qaeda leader. the mission failed. axelson and two other s.e.a.l.s were killed in action. their story is being told in "lone survivor." the trailer for the movie is even on youtube. jeff has already seen the movie three times. he admits its difficult for him to watch a visual representation of how his brother died. >> it wasn't until the end -- because at the very end they actually show video or pictures of the guys, and that's when it kind ever hits home. >> reporter: actor ben foster portrayed axelsson in "lone survivor." he met with the family to capture his spirit. >> ben

matthew mcconaughey in his acceptance speech did a brilliant impersonation of matthew mcconaughey. [aughter ] i won 20 bucks. i bet that if matthew mcconaughey won this is how he'd start the speech. >> aaaaah. all right, all right, all right. >> jimmy: like riding a bike. [ applause ] you know at a show like this or any show really where celebrities give each other awards it's easy to lose sight of what really matters, and what really matters is that matt damon lost. [ laughter ] [ applause ] he made out with an old man and has nothing to show for it. [ laughter ] while we're on the subject of bad things happening to bad people, alex rodriguez of the new york yankees had a rough weekend for using performance-enhancing drugs and trying to obstruct the investigation. he's being suspended 162 games without pay. and those are baseball games. think about how long one baseball game is. multiply that by 162. we're going to be living on mars by the time a-rod can play again. [ laughter ] a-rod's suspension is the longest doping penalty in the history of baseball. so another record for a-rod.

matthew chance for us. thank you so much, matthew. >>> coming up, dennis rodman, unleashed, angry, unhinged on cnn's "new day." his interview drawing backlash on the day of his big basketball game. i guess his birthday present to the north korean dictator. we're live with creation from rodman -- from those people rodman have. and what the former nba star is doing today. >>> prison break at a kentucky jail. but this inmate, he didn't get far, why he called police on himself. that's ahead. >> that's helpful. >>> and jetblue paying up to customers left stranded at airports across the country. the latest on the jetblue -- oh, freezeout, i guess, next. 15 days, but not in a row. for the first time, you can use nicorette... even if you slip up... so you can reach your goal. [ male announcer ] now, quit on your own terms with nicorette or nicoderm cq. [ m♪ ♪announcer ] now, quit on your own terms so you can get out of your element. so you can explore a new frontier and a different discipline. get two times the poi

but i'm rooting for matthew. >> i'm rooting for matthew mcconaughey too because what he did in "dallasers club" was incredible and he transformed his body. the academy loves when you go that extra mile and transform for your body for the role. he's had a serious acting career for a very long time. she's done those fun movies, but he's done serious films. and i'm actually surprised to see a best actor category that is full of guys who can actually win this thing. all first-time guys. christian bale, bruce dern, leonardo dicaprio. probably an outsider, but another figure who could win the thing. matthew mcconaughey, of course. and chiwetel ejiofor. i see all of them having a chance. when i talk to people who vote for this thing and talk to other wlos vote for this thing, there's a couple of criteria that emerge. they think about the performance. they also think about the body of work that the actors had. they think about the relationships that the actor had in hollywood. if you've done a lot of films, you work with a lot of different people, you're going to get a lot of people who want t

matthe matthews wept for 32. 27 over his afternoon cal up said 9 96-83.son oregon state hosting stanford first half bieber down 1 collier big lap i got your bank here. human game for the cardinals. 30 points. nrooter. counsel done from 45. with authority on the reverse. but oregon state tl steel coast to coast beavers beat 8 81-72. reid learned his less an back in november the hard way. >> when mike is coming at you. we'd for the 245 full back. mistake. heading into the niners panthers play off gym on sunday reed admitted he may have to take the a different approach. >> i think a little bit more attention. 250, 2 50 so those guys i try to lower. i can get a little higher so just time to be smart bit. >> to the ice charges renewing the arrival rate with take it down the east beats jim however 1 nothing detroit answers. if we are tied at 1. second period stewart with shot and little joe with rebound. shar sharks power play gist on to dan boil wrist ter the shoshing bit day with of 4-1. 7 sports bit day with of 4-1. 7 sports brought to you >> make sure you h

you would echo that, matthew. >> i would absolutely echo that.just a matter of time before justice gets served. whether he decides to come forward or it takes another month or even a year to track him down, he's going to get found. >> yeah. again, we have the pictures of him on the screen. there's the number at the bottom of the screen if you have any information about this guy, call that number. we're going to put that number on our web site so later on tonight if you want to look it up you can look it up there. the number is 203-777-6311 before we thought it was 8311. it's not. 203-777-6311. again we'll put that number on our web site. 203-777-6311. i wish you guys the best. i'm so sorry you're going through this. >> thank you. >> it also is bad because it makes people doubt other charities that are out there that are doing good. and again, people can go to charitynavigator.org if they want to look at a charity to see what kind of record a charity has. these guys didn't even register their foundation. so again, thank you so much. i'm glad you'r

. >> matthew left mae good one. >> matthew left mae good one. zacchary daiquiri dock. >> and amazing mid-air rescue. unconscious sky diver plumme plummeting toward earth is saved by the other divers. tonight dan harris sat down with the man whose fellow jump percent helped to defy gravity and the odds. >>reporter: when is james lee went out on the evenly of the airplane even though he had done more than 1,000 sky dives he had no way of knowing that his fellow jump percent were about to have mere seconds to save his life. >> i 11 the aircraft afterwards came town knocked me unconscious from then i have no real recollection of what happened on that part of the sky dive. >> fellow jumper leg had smashed in his helmet. lee is knocked out. his arms gone limp with the camera on the helmet still rolling as he free fall at times more than 120 miles an hour over the british countryside. from this camera on another diver you cap actually see lee falling. experts say to land safely you need to deploy your chute about 75 seconds into the dive. about 30 seco

yet.isn't over matthew price, bbc news, kiev. more on what is going on in ukraine, i spoke with matthew . the last time we spoke, you suggested it was overly simplistic to see the ukrainian situation in the context of the cold war, but after today with putin criticizing the europeans increasingly it does seem like the east and the west are battling it out for influence in the ukraine. >> there is definitely an international level on which the scenario is playing out. there is also a domestic level. the problem is for the past 20 years, the solution has been in the hands of the ukrainian people. the fact that the government reached out to moscow for support so they could continue to survive until the next elections, bailouts, whatever, pointo importantly, to moscow when they negotiate with the west, that is a critical tactic. they are going to decide the future of ukraine. we have to talk to the russians from the position of the west. the ukrainians have to talk to the russians. they have a big dog in this fight. is aundamentally,

matthe matthews wept for 32. 27 over his afternoon cal up said 9 96-83.obinson oregon state hosting stanford first half bieber down 1 collier big lap i got your bank here. human game for the cardinals. 30 points. nrooter. counsel done from 45. with authority on the reverse. but oregon state tl steel coast to coast beavers beat 8 81-72. reid learned his less an back in november the hard way. >> when mike is coming at you. we'd for the 245 full back. mistake. heading into the niners panthers play off gym on sunday reed admitted he may have to take the a different approach. >> i think a little bit more attention. 250, 2 50 so those guys i try to lower. i can get a little higher so just time to be smart bit. >> to the ice charges renewing the arrival rate with take it down the east beats jim however 1 nothing detroit answers. if we are tied at 1. second period stewart with shot and little joe with rebound. shar sharks power play gist on to dan boil wrist ter the shoshing bit day with of 4-1. 7 sports brought to you anncr: at jennie-a where every thursday peop