---se trata de "rachel ribeiro" de 25 aÑos quien conducia un vehculo rojo y quien falleci instantneamente al chocar contra una camioneta en la que viajaban 5 pasajeros. ---se cree que "ribeiro" se desplazaba a exceso de velocidad. ---los ocupantes de la camioneta sufrieron heridas leves. blanca/vo ---el cuerpo desaparecido de un adolescente en el lago "sonoma" fue recuperado hoy. ---el incidente ocurrio el sabado, cuando el joven se cayo de una camara de llanta que era jalado por una moto de agua. ---al parecer la vctima era de san francisco, no saba nadar y tampoco llevaba puesto un chaleco salvavidas. ---los investigadores creen que un joven de 13 aÑos conduca la moto acutica. vo cesar --la policia de san jose solicita la ayuda del publico para identificar al sospechoso de robo en una tienda kohls en la

. >>> today tragedy struck in chattanooga, tennessee, as rachel was telling us four marines murdered before the gunman was killed. >> today is a nightmare for the city of shat no ga. >> four u.s. marines are dead gunned down by a lone shooter. >> a hail of bullets tore through two with military centers. >> all of a sudden i heard ten or 15 pops you know, really fast pop, pop, pop. >> what we know is somebody brutally and brazenly attacked members of our armed services.

rachel and -- >> there you go. >> nice one, i agree. i agree. >> oh. >> wipeout. >> too much fun with water here but we've got a big warning for all lifeguards. tomorrow is your last day to enter "gma's" lifeguard surf and turf showdown and a chance to win big money. send in those lip-sync videos to "shut up and dance" by going to our website. find all the official rules and now we want to go inside to michael. michael. >> all right, thanks guys. now, it's open mike time and our special guest making her way into the social square. coming in at 12 years old 4'11", what she might lack in stature she makes up for in muscle a minnesota state kid division arm wrestling champ. grace. [ cheers and applause ] what's going on grace? don't break my hand. ow. now, your dad is an arm wrestler and you told him you wanted to be an arm wrestler. he said great. what is the first thing he taught you. >> to be safe so i didn't my arm. >> that would be a good thing. that would be a very good thing. you competed for three years and all the boys at school k

. >> i've been getting that thing kind of on a daily basis with rachel dolezal. >> seth: everybody's saying, like, you could play rachel dolezal. >> yeah, i think when -- >> seth: there we go. >> there she blows. [ laughter ] >> seth: there she blows, there's dolezal. >> yeah, like i remember tina saying, like, when sarah palin was happening, everyone kept saying, like her doorman was like, "you gotta sarah palin." >> seth: yeah. >> but it happens to me every day. people are like, "oh, too bad you haven't been on 'snl' since 2007." [ light laughter ] like you have to play this lady. and i got to say, like, the whole thing is very fascinating to me. >> seth: well, here's a clip of her getting asked questions by a reporter here in spokane. i don't know if anyone's seen this, but this is pretty great. >> oh, yeah. >> i was wondering if your dad really is an african-american man. >> that's a very -- i mean, i don't know what you're implying? >> are you african-american? [ light laughter ] >> i don't understand the question. i did tell you that, yes, that's my dad. and he was unable to co

rachel maddow show starts now. >> thank you at home for joining us tonight. we've got a big, big show for you. we found out late this afternoon that the world cup trophy is coming to the show tonight. literally it is here along with people who just won it. seriously they are here. they brought the actual gold thing with them. i can't wait. i can't believe it and i can't wait. that's ahead. >>> also big news tonight on the presidential race where the fox news channel appears to have change its rules for the republican presidential debate, the rules that fox news set for that debate have become the most important dynamic in the whole republican nominating process. those rules are going to basically knock out from contention at least seven of the major candidates running for president on the republican side. but today fox news changed those rules. a really specific and hard to understand way tonight. a pope related mystery solved. a lot going on. on a day when a lot is going on in the news, that sometimes makes our news meeting at the show, where we lay out the

>> i'll be here. >> rachel are you coming back? >> of course. >> everybody is so reluctant. >> are you coming back? >> probably. >> now an abc 7 news update. >> >> checking our top stories. disturbing allegations against a local camp counselor. he has been charged with sex abuse. jose valenzuela works at the holton arms creative summer camp and teaches magic class and is been with the camp since 2012. a preliminary hearing has been set for august 7. track work is going to be happening all weekend on metro on the red line. buses are replacing trains between farragut north and noma gallaudet. today the judiciary square and union station stops will also be closed. green and yellow trains will run every 20 minutes. is he going to be better to walk? dave: tough to get around the things are improving. it is wet but this afternoon we will see the skies drying out. heavier showers down to the south. for us, light amounts and moving down to the southeast. we will salvage today and the weekend. 1.28 inches in culpeper. temperature is 75 degr

rachel of politico and daniel of -- daniel you are first. daniel: as we mentioned, the process seemed stalled. it has been widely reported that an amendment was brought up with democrats three amendments in , fact. can you just take us inside what happened on tuesday night through the end of that week when the interior appropriations bill was pulled from the floor? rep. rogers: the amendment that the democrats offered caused a number of our members on the republican side to declare that they could not support the bill on final passage. the bill was removed from the floor. it is too bad because it is a great bill. the interior appropriations bill did so many good things. it held back the epa's wild rampage towards regulating everything in the country among , other things. it's a good bill. it's too bad we had to remove it from the floor, but i hope we can incorporate the provisions of that bill sometime this fall. daniel: i'm sorry. it sounds to me like the process is installed. there are no more appropriations bills. rep. rogers: leadership

and monica would be like, not now, rachel! [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i think you're right. she would be. >> yeah, yeah. then like, chandler would come out and be like when's that weird guy jimmy coming over? then he'd see you. and he'd be like, i mean, my friend kimmie! i should go go kimmie! yeah, we get it, chandler. first of all, you knew you were there and it's hurtful. >> jimmy: it is, yeah. come on do one more. >> and then i think, phoebe would be like, jimmy, i like your shirt, yeah, my neighbor has the same one, he is a male prostitute, but he makes a lot of money. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i think that was pretty solid. >> thank you. like, how you doing? or whatever. >> jimmy: yeah, right. >> yeah, i just think reach chel rachel would be like, okay, jimmy, well, uh, we had a fun time seeing you, but uh, it's just the six of us, so i guess we'll see you uh soon. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: very well done. that's beautiful. vanessa bayer. "trainwreck" opens in theaters jul

"the rachel maddow show" starts now. one of california's finest products. good evening, rachel. >> chris, can i got to tell you, california water is kind of a bull's eye for the maddow family. this is all maddow family collective watching this week. we're so psyched that you're doing this. >> i'm microprogramming to the family. i'm happy to hear that. >> you have maxed out the demo. >>> thanks to you at home for joining us. happy monday. so my low bloom, you know milo bloom? my low bloom is 10 years old. he's a 10-year-old newspaper reporter. even though he's only 10 years old, he's sort of world weary, very wise. steve dallas is the amoral super squeezy lawyer who always wears sunglasses and is always smoking a cigarette. opus is a penguin. at one point he got a nose job and didn't look like a penguin anymore but he's a penguin. he's oliver wendell jones, a computer genius. kind of a hacker. in the bloom county comic strip that included all of these characters and that honestly got me through a good portion of my cynical adolescence in the 1980s, oliver we

give me rachele. [theme music playing] rachele: nice to meet you. steve: top 8 answers on the board. here we go. name something you do when you want to put yourself in a romantic mood. tishahnah: have a glass of wine. steve: have a glass of wine. [applause] [ding] rachele: put on something sexy. steve: put on something sexy. [ding] [cheering and applause] pass or play? rachele: we're gonna play! steve: they're gonna play. [cheering and applause] hey, allison. allison: yes. steve: name something you do when you want to put yourself in a romantic mood. allison: light some candles. steve: light some candles. [cheering and applause] [ding] [cheering and applause] hey, shannon, name something you do when you want to put yourself in a romantic mood.

. >> rachel carson what about that? >> i don't know spanish u.s. and environmentalist. >> i don't know her. >> wilma mankiller. john: she was fourth and most people don't know who she is. >> chief of the cherokee nation elected three times. john: because her last name is man killer? >> but if we name shame this woman had an incredible accomplishments so we want to honor that. john: thank you. later i will solve the conflict of food to put on the currency and i will give both of you my solution first one more comment women are paid less shouldn't they be of the $7.57 bill? [laughter] the battle between cash and credit ♪ (piano music) ♪ fresher dentures, for the best first impression. love loud, live loud polident. ♪ ♪ fresher dentures... ...for those breathless moments. hug loud, live loud, polident. ♪ ♪ john: companies keep sending us credit cards in the mail. you are qualified with low interest rates to make it sound great but if you don't pay your bill right away the interest can suck all your money away and people get in trouble and

"the rachel maddow show" starts now. one of california's finest products. good evening, rachel. >> chris, california water is kind of a bull's-eye for the maddow family. this is all maddow family collective watching this week. >> i'm microprogramming to the maddow family. >> you have maxed out the demo. >>> thanks to you at home for joining us. happy monday. so milo bloom is 10 years old. he's a 10-year-old newspaper reporter. even though he's only 10 years old, he's sort of world weary, very wise. steve dallas is the amoral lawyer wearing sunglasses and smoking a cigarette. opus is a penguin. he's oliver wendell jones, a computer genius. this honestly got me through a good portion of my cynical teenage years. you see him dressed up like a pirate here? when he was computer hacking, he would dress up as a pirate. here is one where he was trying to hack into nbc news. enter nbc news. beep password incorrect. then he gets prompted for the password again, then he enters dan rather is a turnip. beep approved. he's like yeah the dude is hot. gets into nbc news. a

rachel's fathermartin martinez who is accused of killing 5 people on saturday, including his mother --- is also the main suspect in christopher's homicide. >> : i don't even wanna mention his name. feliciathe doctor was loved by her patientsand colleagues remember her as a great mentor. >> : wonderful warm, compassionate. always willing to teach us. just a wonderful teacher, a role model to all of us. >> alecia :reporting in modestoalecia reid kron 4 news. >> catherine : a relative of martin martinez is talking about what happened. gina martinez says she was shocked by the news of his arrest. she remembers her cousin as a funny and loving person. gina says she never would have suspected that he could be a murderer. >>:not at all and that is why i was in shock because i could not believe it. when i first saw his face their i thought it was like when people fabricate things on facebook and i thought it was not true. >> catherine : martinez is being held in the santa clara county jail. he'll make his first court appearance later this week. our coverage continues online on our website. th

. >> rachel carson what about that? >> i don't know spanish u.s. and environmentalist. >> i don't know her. >> wilma mankiller. john: she was fourth and most people don't know who she is. >> chief of the cherokee nation elected three times. john: because her last name is man killer? >> but if we name shame this woman had an incredible accomplishments so we want to honor that. john: thank you. later i will solve the conflict of food to put on the currency and i will give both of you my solution first one more comment women are paid less shouldn't they be of the $7.57 bill? [laughter] the battle between cash and credit ♪ i built my business with passion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. ♪ and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... that's huge for my bottom line. what's in your wallet? ...and the wolf was huffing and puffing... kind of like yo

rachel from the alcohol health and behavioral. thank you. >> now we got your audio back. >> rosemary over to you. >> are you mary poppins? >> i sure am. nice all the time. >> if they had dwarfs i would be dopey. they didn't do that study. it's really warm out there. >> it heed heated pup. summer time heat. today warmer than yesterday. tuesday into wokened -- wednesday hotter than that. air pollution and air quality issue. spare the air day has been given out for tomorrow. air quality moderate. the only area for tomorrow unhealthy will be in areas around the santa clara valley. unhealthy for sensitive groups. this is the type of weather we're going to deal with. spare the air air not only for today but tuesday and wednesday. 94 walnut creek. 59 in fairfield. 96 in liver deuces tecum moore. a warmdy? into the north bay. 91 in sanity rosa. for some of us this is the hottest part of the day and areas around fairfield. san jose 85. these numbers from 5, 10 15 degrees warmer than we were 24 hours ago. a few more hot ones. a few -- 97 at

rachel. >> he was defiant and specific. he took the lead that the nfl players association started yesterday. the players association came out with a statement saying the phone business is a smoke screen. they went so far to say the nfl making the cell phone the issue was, quote, a new low, even for them. they weren't pulling any punches. >> he destroyed the cell phone on the very day the nfl asked for had. >> here is his explanation for that. he said i replaced my broken samsung phone -- tom brady, by the way, who will name check any company because he gets paid he knows he is an endorser. i replaced my phone with a new iphone 6 after my attorneys made it clear to the nfl my phone device would not be subjected to investigation under any circumstances. the nfl does not have subpoena power. he was always able to say i'm not giving up the phone. his point is i told them i wasn't going to give up the phone. he said i have never written, texted emailed to anybody at any time related to football air pressure before this issue was

the rachel maddow show starts right now. developing situation in the last few hours, taking place in one of the america's biggest cities on the west coast. it's been honestly dramatic. i've been watching it in my office all day long. unpredictable, and it's gone into tonight. i think in the first time i've ever reported on something i could describe this way, this ongoing news event has been happening all day in midair over a very busy river. so we're keeping an eye on the live pictures, in order to fully appreciate what has been happening and what continues to happen tonight, i need to show you a map. this is portland, oregon, it sits look the willamette river, which you can see right there on the map. because it is relatively easy to use the willamette river and columbia river to get from portland, oregon out to the pacific ocean, or from the pacific oats into portland, portland has always been a pretty important hub for shipping. a lot of different oceangoing ships will travel this stretch of the willamette. they will oft

here with a sneak peak is rachel, the museum manager. thank you for being with us. i've been on to the spy. i heard of the dea. i didn't know the crime museum was right in the same area. >> yes. we're right across from the verizon center downtown. we've been open for seven years. during that time we try to stay as current as possible with not only history but also things that are going on in the news. one of the ways that we do that is through our temporary exhibits. so we partner with outside organizations and agencies to crime that the public maybe wouldn't necessarily think about. >> wildlife trafficking is one i wouldn't necessarily think about because we've been talking so much about human trafficking. how big a business, how big a crime problem is wildlife trafficking? >> wildlife trafficking is an area that is connected to many other areas of crime. it's a $2 billion industry connected to drugs and human trafficking and weapons trade because compared to these other crimes, it's a low-risk crime of getting cut or being prosecuted. and just in the past three ye

a closer look at asian markets with rachel ruble standing by. good morning, rachel. reporter: good morning. i will get to that in to that in just a minute. the shanghai composite was the only major asian market to close in positive territory today. earlier in the day is going to follow the asian markets lower. they are confident the recovery momentum should be good news for investors. we didn't see the glasses for construction banks which moved lower after the federal reserve said it needed to do more to fight money laundering. the hang seng lower by 1%. japan's nikkei snapped a six-game winning streak as investors grew nervous overnight. apple related shares and also big losses in the banking during toshiba sending the nikkei lower. the south korean cost a lo-res file and we saw the glasses heavily weighted chip stocks. that is what is happening in asia. i am rachel ruble. sandra: thank you. let's get in the future wednesday forecast. good morning. what's the next couple days. a little bit cooler than last. >> it feels a little bit cooler. just a little bit more tha

right now time for rachel. >> thanks. >> great interview last night. >> thank you very much. >> it was satisfying and riveting in a way that those often fail to be. >> that -- you know, i felt like as soon as i got off the air, my dad texted me about it. he said, what did you think i know what i thought about it, what did you think. the only thing i could say is i felt like i was juggling live cats. >> yes. well, you did a good job. they all landed. >> thank you very much. that's very nice of you to say. and thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. we actually have an update coming up on the rick santorum interview from last night. there is a trailing end from that interview that we're going to hope to sew up tonight. it's not exactly what you think but we'll be revisiting that in a moment. very nice of chris to say those nice things. first of all i want to show you what the donald trump phenomenon looked like in the year 1992. >> well, they've got a point. i don't have any experience in running up a $4 trillion debt. i don't have any experience in gridlock government where nobo

rachel surprised? >> i am not surprised the suspension was upheld, necessarily. they had been talking settlement talks the past few weeks. those weren't going to be reached. you had to figure the n.f.l. is going to go all out. what is the bombshell is the cell phone issue. that is not something anyone expected. for months we heard tom brady didn't want to give over the cell phone and i interviewed tom brady's ragent and said tom brady is married to giselle the supermodel and doesn't want his information out there to the n.f.l. who had some leak issues in the past couple of years. he said he didn't want to trust them. but there is a big difference between, hearings i don't want to give it to you and what the n.f.l. put out there which is tom brady destroyed his cell phone on the day that the investigator came to his door to come see him. >> rose: on that day -- on that day. >> rose: and it came from brady that he did it. >> yes, so the n.f.l. is the one that released it. tom brady then in the appeals hearing said -- he acknowledged it and said the reason why he di

i am harris faulkner andrea tantaros is here sandra smith, and rachel campops duffy is back and tony sayegh is here and you are outnumbered. good to see you. >> great to be back with good friends. >> a good political day. absolutely. as we just showed you ohio governor john kasich is announcing his run for the white house. minutes ago the former governor from a key swing state highlighting his long career in public office. the governor joins one of the most crowded fields in decades. bret baier is standing by to help break this down. >> this was a speech that focused on optimism and looking at the horizon. it was not off a tell prompter. john kasich is poplar in ohio but how poplar he is overall is the test. he has been somebody who has pushed up against his party on a number of things; accepting medicare in ohio common core fracking and he said his party is his vehicle not his master. the question will be whether john kasich can turn conservative credentials into a top show. the introduction by former new hampshire senator who is his campaign chairman on the ground in a granite stat

. >> we want to show you a clip from the documentary where jada pinkett smith introduces us to rachel a sex trafficking survivors who explains that sometimes the strip clubs in the u.s. are fronts for brothels. >> for me being a woman means being educated and being able to stand on your own. and young people now feel that to be an independent woman and getting the lifestyle you want you get on that stripper pole. >> i don't remember a time in my life where i didn't know what sex was. >> reporter: rachel's journey into the life started very early. >> i do think that it does go back to being abused young at a young age. and at the age of 7 i was introduced to pornography. >> reporter: like thousands of children each year, rachel was sexually abused and didn't get the help she needed. >> i'm from a small town in georgia. as the years passed i continued a destructive lifestyle that everybody i nored. she is rebellious and has problems. >> reporter: her destructive lifestyle soon landed her in a strip club. >> for me it took about a year and i started being exploited by the club management

>> i can, rachel. right now it's turning around it's sideways, cheers from people who have been hanging here cheers from people out here on the dock so unclear right now exactly what is happening, but for now -- yes, it's turning around completely at this point p so not sure what's going to happen next. i think a lot of people who have been trying to stop it thinking this is a small victory. >> so shell's icebreaker faced off with the activists. this morning those activists won. the "fennica" did a 180 and headed back to the dock so shell can't start drilling. just an incredible scene, right? but then to make it weirder, right after that happened right after that happened, i'm sitting there eating my cheer i don'ts and this rogue power glider guy decides to buzz the whole scene. there was some confusion for a little while about whether this guy was part of the protest. it does not seem like he was. the greenpeace protesters seemed as surprised as anyone but just decided to buzz the scene as soon as the

. >> rachel. >> good morning commissioners rachel morton with san francisco park alliance. i want to absolutely command the department for taking this step it is a important step as the jenroom manager pointed out. it is not only something required in the charter but is necessary to help you guide your work. we know at the park alliance that the employees work hard every day to maintain and support the park squz support the recreation pracs like the bay sox that we heard from today. we also know this plan will help you focus that work and focus your precious resources ochb the most important priority and william help develop [inaudible] we think this is a important step. as you all know the parks are playing-always play a important park in the quality of san francisco and never more important today as the sate is growing. it is crucial for you to be very intentional and overt about your priorities and this plan will help you do that so we urge adoption of the plan. my supervisor mr. ogradey referred to a amendment which is really more tongue and cheek than anything else, a

up next, rachel maddow sit go down with rick santorum. i'm going on run and watch it. >> good evening. i am very excited. i will admit tom. thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. black is white, up is down and night is day. dogs and cats living together peacefully. the news out of wisconsin today, there may be a freaking lion on the loose in milwaukee. a lion. a lion. i'm telling you, today is just, today is a weird day. not just because milwaukee apparently has a lion. but also because as chris just mentioned, rick santorum is here. there he is in the green room of he is here to talk to me on purpose and he even knows it is me. he'll be joining us live in the studio. we've got a lion in milwaukee and rick santorum here. i submit to you this. new jersey govern chris christie no longer loves bruce springsteen. it is tragic but it is true. i mean, if there was one thing that made segs in this crazy world of ours, it was chris christie's enduring love of bruce springsteen. look at him rocking out with full abandon. listen to how chr

let me bring rachel back in. it's important to point out, sort of like at this 30,000-foot view you have roger goodell, bill belichick, tom brady, goodell was presiding over the appeals hearing, wasn't he? >> right. this is another issue with the players association. the way things are set up the players association has no one to blame but themselves. this is collectively bargained. they apreegreed to this but they agreed the nfl office could punish a player and the person who could hear an appeal if a person thought it was unfair was roger goodell, the commissioner. so roger goodell is hearing an appeal of a decision that his office made. we normally wouldn't have that in say, the courts or other parts of society. >> right. >> but it's the bargain that the players made so that is what happened. now, when they file a lawsuit -- which our understanding from tom brady's side is that they plan to file. >> file a lawsuit because they wanted to play the four games? >> file a lawsuit. and the grounds object the federal

"the rachel maddow show" starts right now. >> good evening, chris. thanks. thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. four years ago, chris christie was definitely going to be the republican nominee for president of the united states. this was a national poll done by zogby in march 2011. new jersey governor chris christie so dominated the republican field of 2012 that he garners twice as many votes as his nearest competitor. that was zogby in march of 2011. later that month, a poll of how all the possible nominees would match up against president obama in 2012, chris christie wasn't even running at the time, but still running ahead of most republicans, including the ones that really were running. two months later, a national rasmussen poll of republican primary voters. chris christie outperformed 17 other potential candidates. chris christie comes in first out of 18 republicans who they polled on. chris christie four years ago was definitely going to be the nominee if he wanted to be. he was the clear front-runner four years ago. and the richest of the

"the rachel maddow show" starts now. steve in for rachel. good evening, steve. >> thanks for that. thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. rachel has the night off. do you believe the polls? how real is what they're showing? those are big questions right now in politics. for example, take the new poll out today in iowa. that poll shows wisconsin governor scott walker leading the republican race in that critical first in the nation caucus state. walker built a real lead in the polls out there. first place now. you can see there with 22%. in second place, right behind walker, donald trump. he's moved up in iowa. here's the key to that number. that 13% you see there for donald trump in second place in iowa. the poll was taken over three days. this past weekend. it was taken friday, saturday, and sunday. it was on saturday in the middle of that poll being taken that donald trump really stepped in it. everyone assumed he did when he was in iowa on saturday and scoffed at the idea that john mccain is a war hero. this is the key now. the pollster that took that poll, they say when

rachel. >> that's right, dagen. stocks in the red across the board including shanghai composite which looks like it was up for seventh straight day of gains. disappointing preliminary pmi data that you mentioned came in below forecast of 50 level which separates contraction from expansion at a 15-year low. hang seng was down as well as japan's nikkei erased yesterday's gains, moved lower as well. we saw big losses for major exporters and index heavyweights. south korean kospi moved lower as well. we saw, falling to the lowest level in two weeks as the yuan fell to the lowest level in three years. thank you. dagen: thank you, rachel ruble in beijing. i misspoke. it is 15-month low, not 15-year low according to reports. let's look at your friday forecast with fox meteorologist maria molina. >> good morning, dagen. we have a lot of weather going on across the nation a big storm system on the move and will bring risk of severe storms across parts of northern plains not only today but as we head into tomorrow. over the w

the british video, as rachel -- view as rachel said, is that the principal target should be the morale. to disrupt the industry. some of the people in the air force and sir arthur in particular believes that air power can do it alone. strategic air power and long-range bombing as a award-winning capability -- has a war winning capability. by attacking the enemy more rale will suffer. the american view is a classical american view on work, emphasis on technology. once again we have talked about what goes on at the tactical school. the industrial state is like an organism and when certain parts of the infrastructure a re attacked, the warmaking capability would be destroyed. america comes up with technology to implement that vision in the 1920's and 1930's. large, four engine bombers. fast, well armed, capable of carrying large bomb loads. and, at least in the american view, self defending with enough defensive firepower to make sure they make it to the target whatever the enemy defenses. we talked a little bit about the norton bomb site. this apparatus, top-secret intel 1945, -- on top

rachel is the exhibit's curator. >> steve's taxidermy was great it. reflected who he was and had a certain charisma and passion to it. jamie: the following year kulash is preparing to pursue one of his other passions, an international hunting expedition. then one night in march 2010 his son stacy who lives in the basement of the family home is awakened by the smoke alarm. >> i open the bedroom door, there is a five foot fire. jamie: as stacy runs next door to call the fire department. his dad makes a fatal mistake. >> he went and tried to put the fire out himself when he could have walked out the front door. jamie: could you see? could you breathe? >> i tried to get out of basement, there was too much smoke, i couldn't get back down there. jamie: steve kulash gets trapped amid piles of boxes and equipment. [ sirens ] . >> awhile later they told us our father passed away. jamie: he leaves behind the business where he'd worked side-by-side with his sons filled with nearly 200 mounted animals. that's not including the metaphorical elephant in the living

it was widely known he'd been together with rachel his wife for years. rachel and andrew left as husband and wife in 1790 to 91 even though it didn't arrive until 1793. they had to be remarried to clean up the doubts about the status of that they cultivated the conventional family life. with no children of their own they adopted her son from rachel's relatives. when jackson traveled his wife wrote him letters urging him to write home and he wrote back to express regret that he could not. the muddled circumstances proved to be connectors to get andrew jackson. he took the council of what he wanted, with his friends desired and what it felt to be right. he was guided less by the norms of society then what he considered just often capitalizing the word. for his marriage the most romantic he was willing to edward decades of whispers and insults. a darker manifestation of the same characteristic came out of the slave trading. the social convention that it was acceptable but that only low-down characters would engage in the slave trade would have been just a s

right now time for rachel. >>> stopped at the border. let's play "hard ball" >> good evening. our guest tonight is texas senator ted cruz, candidate for president. we all know that donald trump dominated the tv screen today traveling to the mexican border. his mission was to speak with the u.s. border guards but he learn they were not to make the rendezvous. here's the back and forth. in an interview yesterday, trump said the border patrol invited him because they want to honor me.

baskin robbins posted a picture of rachel dolezal. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: rachel dolezal. >> jimmy: ice cream. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: next one is from the bronx zoo and abc. they both wrote "if they focus hard, they can do basic math and speak a few words, but they'll never have human intelligence." the bronx zoo posted a picture of a group of chimps. abc posted a picture of the 15 remaining guys on "the bachelorette." [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: i love you! what are you doing? stop poking your eyes out. >> steve: don't poke your eyes. >> jimmy: i love her, though. >> steve: no, don't poke your eyes out. >> jimmy: i want to show how much i love her. [ laughter ] i'm gonna tattoo an eyeball on my eyelid. every time i wink at her, she knows i love her. [ laughter ] >> steve: i'm gonna sew my nostrils shut. >> jimmy: i'm so smart. i'm gonna sew my nostrils and my mouth shut. [ laughter ] >> steve: it's the only logical thing to do. >> jimmy: here's a caption from jeb bush and george w. bush. they both wrote "they pose a a serious threat to america a

thank you. >> great to see you, rachel. am i unnecessarily overly excited by john kasich's surge in the poll numbers? >> i don't think that you are. i am also excited by john kasich's poll numbers. the campaign thinks that kasich is for real. when he announced, the traffic privately. they're paying a lot of attention to what john kasich is doing. you are right doing it the old-fashioned way on the air in new hampshire, old-fashioned way on the ground in new hampshire too. a potential threat. he is from the perspective of people who are watching this in the traditional way, a serious threat. >> in terms of john kasich's role in this very large group of candidates, one of the things that he has been able to leverage in terms of his, national appeal and i think certain extent power in ohio he is well connected. kind of like mitch daniels. he knows everybody else in his generation in politics. doesn't seem to have enemies, high level, republican politics. knows people from washington. knows people on the party machine. knows pe

maria: rachel ruble led in beijing this morning. and she seemed to know you just mentioned china was up overnight. you think that's a positive given all the volatility? >> right out 4000 is a big job. we had a correction top to bottom in the shanghai composite. obviously a huge amount of government intervention. >> really, they stepped in again. it's amazing how worldwide we just keep more money. maria: trading has stopped. >> the 4000 level is a pretty big headed and would like to watch the pages. >> what is the difference between stopping stocks trading in banning short sales at the data in europe? >> i think it's better to stop buying and selling trading. i don't see any difference. just in general. >> it's a communist country. of course -- >> they can buy it in the back door. >> the economy is trying to emulate. >> we're all waiting for the fed to lift off. that's being pushed into december. >> maybe 2017 december. >> we've got breaking news right now. unbelievable pictures out of new jersey. a warehouse fire at a toyota plant h

is the rachel maddow show saying that martin o'malley is running for vice president? >> more than that, i think jim webb wants to be a lieberman cross over, but i'm making it up entirely. >> that is the best who's running for vice president theory of the year. >> thank you very much. >> thanks, rachel. >>> the man who ran mitt romney's presidential campaign four years ago is here with us tonight. >> everybody loves me. >> the donald holding steady at number two behind jeb bush. >> he's terrible. he's terrible. >> he's a wrecking ball for the future of the republican party. >> $100,000 to mexico for every person they send. >> and donald trump saying he's running for president. >> we are running to serve as your president of the united states of america. >> we are running for president. i love that royal "we." >> she took a direct shot at jeb bush over his recent comment about americans needing to work longer hours. >> they don't need a lecture. they need a raise. >> hillary clinton's going to be a horrible president. >> all people want to talk about is donald trump. >>

good evening, rachel. good evening. >> i'm loving the "all in" in america water stuff is stunning. thank you at home for joining us. nice you have to here tonight. are you ready? ted cruz footage playing with barbies, take one. >> you were like my kid brother. you know? i think i must have done so many girly things made you play my barbies, made you dress up and do all the fun things that kids do. >> i'll start the answer looking at him and then come looking at me. >> i have to get your hair out of your face. >> looking at him. you can set her up again. >> start the answer and then turn. >> okay. okay. >> why don't you share what it was like growing up in our family. >> well ted, growing up with you was unbelievable. >> so that was ted cruz footage playing with barbies, take one. here's take two after they reset the director injects. she gets the instruction about the meaningful eye contact. they get the hair over the shoulder. this is take two which has a different vibe. also, it is weird that they're not looking at each other. >> he was my kid brother. you were the guy that i hun