. >>> rachel, i believe you just expanded the staff of the rachel maddow show by millions and millions of people. >> oh, if there were just millions and millions. at least dozens and dozens. >> thanks, rachel. this morning, president obama credited president john kennedy with the principle that has guided the obama administration's approach to iran. he quoted jfk's inaugural address saying, let us never negotiate out of fear but let us never fear to negotiate. >> a landmark deal setting off a global debate. >> a comprehensive, long-term deal with iran that will prevent it from obtaining a nuclear weapon. >> we are the first administration to actually stop their program. >> this is an important step. >> what a stunning, historic mistake. >> making comments way over the top. >> the next battle for israel is the battle on capitol hill. >> i welcome a robust debate in congress if, in fact, it's a fair deal as i think it is at this moment, we'll do everything we can to stop it. >> the iranians have prevailed in this negotiation. >> this is the most dangerous, irresponsible deal. >> the most

rachel maddow starts now. >> stunning interviews, chris, amazing. great work. >> thank you. >> thanks to you at home as well for joining us this hour. did you watch "zoom" when you were a kid? i grew up in california. i liked a bilingual program but it i competed with "zoom". if you watched it, you know this this zip code. >> 1350134. zoom! >> 021 -- send it to zoom! that archive footage from "zoom" which was basically made of stuff sent in by people who watched the show. that means the show is made up of stuff sent in by the kids who watched the show. zoom was awesome. via alegre was better. but the idea of basing a show around stuff your viewers send you was a good idea when "zoom" did it. i believe it is still a good idea. at least i can assure you that as an idea it still workings. a viewer this california told us about the national republican party sending out in the mail what looks like a presidential primary ballot with a due date and everything. had we not seen that mailer sent to us by a viewer, we would not have known that the national rep

. >>> rachel i believe you just expanded the staff of the rachel maddow show by millions and millions of people. >> oh if there were just millions and millions. at least dozens and dozens. >> thanks rachel. this morning, president obama credited president john kennedy with the principle that has guided the obama administration's approach to iran. he quoted jfk's inaugural address saying let us never negotiate out of fear but let us never fear to negotiate. >> a landmark deal setting off a global debate. >> a comprehensive, long-term deal with iran that will prevent it from obtaining a nuclear weapon. >> we are the first administration to actually stop their program. >> this is an important step. >> what a stunning historic mistake. >> making comments way over the top. >> the next battle for israel is the battle on capitol hill. >> i welcome a robust debate in congress if in fact it's a fair deal as i think it is at this moment we'll do everything we can to stop it. >> the iranians have prevailed in this negotiation. >> this is the most dangerous, irresponsible deal. >> the most danger

here's rachel before. all right rachel. let's see the new you! wow! >> all right. okay. guys, you ready? take off your blind folds and take a look at rachel. >> oh! >> all right, rachel. you ready? all right, glamour girl spin right around? >> oh, my god! woo! yes! >> she likes it! >> oh my gosh. you look like j. lo. >> you're right. we have igor today who gave us this great simple haircut because she has rather fine hair. i gave her a semi-processed hair color. >> she looks fantastic. rachel is a beautiful person on the inside. she's a fun friend. but she looks beautiful now. a nice change from her sweats. >> jill that's a great outfit. >> she said i would never wear a dress like this. it's maggie london. then the shoes are from shoe dazzle. >> big round of applause. >> rachel, you can join your fun friends right over. >> our second lady with 60 from massachusetts. a mom of three. a cancer survivor and works as a hospice aide. she's here celebrating her 60th with her friend donna. hasn't worn makeup since 1986. she loves red and her regular outfit consists of jeans, com

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

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 scuffed at the idea that john mccain is a war hero. this is the key now. the pollster that took that poll they say when they called voters in iowa on sunday right after trump said all that he said about john mccain there was no drop-off in his support that

"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

song: rachel platten "fight song" ♪ two million, four hundred thirty-four thousand three hundred eleven people in this city. and only one me. ♪ i'll take those odds. ♪ be unstoppable. the all-new 2015 ford edge. ♪ how's it progressing with the prisoner? he'll tell us everything he knows very shortly, sir. as you were... where were we? 13 serving 14! service! if your boss stops by, you act like you're working. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. >>> one of hillary clinton's first major addresses as a presidential candidate was a call for universal voter registration for sweeping reforms to make it easier for young people and minorities in particular to vote against a tide of voter suppression measures that have swept particularly across red states. remarks at texas southern university that day in june were impassioned, she made news she went further in her proposals than almost any democrat has gone on the issue of voting rights. and that speech happened to happen in texas on the same day that texas

song: rachel platten "fight song" ♪ two million, four hundred thirty-four thousand three hundred eleven people in this city. and only one me. ♪ i'll take those odds. ♪ be unstoppable. the all-new 2015 ford edge. hey, give me the ball. c'mon. anticipation focus execution that's what i'm building with chocolate milk. nutrients to refuel. protein to rebuild. backed by science. if you can call your boss, and convince him to drop everything and you can go to see the champions league game in barcelona. do you want to go to barcelona tomorrow for this champions league game? carlos, i can't go. not here, not on tv! i can't leave right this second. we have barcelona tomorrow at the camp nou. forget about the details just say yes. okay let's go. ♪ i say yes. ♪ >> rob: time now for star of the match. no question about this one. carli lloyd game winning goal and assist. tonight she became just third american to score in three consecutive women's world cup games joining michelle akers and abby wambach. your star of the match. they move on to sunday's championship match right here in vancouve

take a look at rachel. >> oh my god! >> rachel you ready? all right, glamour girl. spin right around. >> oh my god! whooo! yeah! >> she likes it. >> oh my god. >> i look like taylor. >> you're right. that shirt cut. louis, tell us about that. >> we have igor today giving us this simple haircut because she hazrater fine hair. to emphasize the texture, i gave her something that coats the hair shiny, thicker looking. looks chic. >> sure does. >> she looks fantastic. raich sell a beautiful person on the inside. she's a fun friend. but she looks beautiful. nice change from her sweats. >> jill, that's -- i love that little outfit. >> also she said i would never wear a dress like this. i said perfect. so it's maggie london. the shoe are from shoe dazzle. >> big round of applause. >> tan it is aic. >> rachel join your fun friends right over there. >> our second lady is pierrea, a mom of three, a cancer survivor and workings as a hospice aid. she's celebrating her 60th with her friend donna, hasn't worn makeup since 1976. she loves comfy clothing and scrubs. let's hear her s

he's going for every media hit he can. >> that is rachel thank you. and security officials warning that law makers and possible terror recruits that are falling off the radar after communicating with isis one would be to weaken encryption. but some say the risk outweigh the benefits. catherine herige has more from capitol hill. >> reporter: a warning from fbi director, it is only a matter of time isis inspired plot like the one in garland, texas is successful. >> i cannot see me stopping them indefinitely. >> reporter: isis operatives over seas and american recruits use encrypted communications that cannot be read. leaving investigators blind. >> we have the authority to search digital communication we can't get the information that we need because encryption is designed that the information is only available to the user. >> in the last six months 80 percent of the isis equipments were locked. joishgs isis overseas is roaching in homes over the country and smart phones of young americans and telling them to join the caliphate and carry out beheading l

rachel has the night off. we're going to talk about a presidential candidate that's not donald trump. we will talk about one that has nothing to do with the fact but the fact that it has everything to do with him because everything in politics has something to do with donald trump. here is what i mean. today the republican governor of ohio threw his hat in the ring and running for president. he made the announcement in front of a few thousand people in the ohio state university. >> the testing is what makes you stronger and the challenges is what makes you better. i live through the

costolo: rachel trash became a good friend. horatio sanz. why did you stop? costolo: i didn't get anything i auditioned for. i had to go back home and make money. >> i wonder if improv comedy is good training for dealing with wall street? costolo: when you're improvising, people yelling at the stage. i did this show, and about three minutes in, these delightful drunk australian people started yelling "you stuck, get off" the internet took off 1993. i remember getting a .com domain. i went up with a couple of friends and started a web development shop. what ended up being this really sold,group based blog, we and started alerts platform. ofsold that in september 2000. my birthday is september 10. onad this set of days thinking 10, 2001, that in a few days the stock op expires and we will have a financial situation that will be great. the next morning was 9/11. --the time 912 rolled around 9/12 rolled around, the stock plummeted. everybody's world had changed. everything you think is true can be changed. i really mean it when i say that since then i have had an

thank you for joining us, rachel. now that the nuclear agreement has been reached what is the current process for congressional review and whether or not they will approve or disapproval of this deal. >> i think you can expect the senate arms foreign relations and the house and the counter administrators will hold a series of briefings and outside expects and we can expect some classified briefs for lawmakers to hear from administration ofirms about the -- officials about the deal. and then i think we can see three things happen in the 60 days that congress has to review the deal. they could let the 60 days go by and do nothing. they could take up a resolution approving the deal. which is unlikely considering that republicans hold both houses of congress and have already come out mostly against the deal. and the third option is that the congress would take up a resolution of disapproval and pass it. at that time the obama administration -- president obama would have 12 days to veto the resolution sending it back to co

two year-old son christopher who died last october for a brain injury the father of six months old rachel barnes gonzales is also a suspect and then first homicide ships to we adored her children adored children and then didn't call the before racial recall them honey all she ever did go back 830 with the latest from lot televisual./ details of a family murders the victims ranged in age six months to 57. stan herman explains what we know about the suspect.the victims ranged in age 6kron 4's dan kerman explains saturday's murder of 5 people in case, martin martinez. at a news conference monday, police confirmed, the two adults who were killed, were martinez girlfriend amanda crews. the three children murdered were the 6 month old daugther of crews and martinez, the 6 year daughter of crews and a 5 year old distant relative of crews. but it was not for that murder that martinez was arrested, it was for killing crews 2 year old son last year. sot galen carroll/modesto police chief the october"it mr. martinez was listed as a potential suspect in a death of a two year-old christopher ripley. a

. >> reporter: they took turns remembering cruz and her daughters elizabeth and rachel, six and 6 months old. >> there wasn't a day she didn't come in that she was smiling no matter what was going on. >> reporter: even before the killings, life in the doctors home had more turmoil than she may have let on. former boyfriend martin martinez was involved in the death of cruz' 2-year-old son from a previous marriage, christopher ripley. >> christopher sustained head injures while mr. martinez was watching him alone. >> reporter: that's thursday came word it was foul play. he was implicated. friends of this vigil wonder did cruz know, did martinez know. was that the trigger to the violence. a babysitter cys friday cruz mentioned normally and mentioned martinez was coming over the next day. >> he just goes and visits rachel once a month. it's supervised. >> reporter: supervised by martinez mother who was also killed. martinez hadn 't been arrested for the previous death because the written medical report has not arrived. >> no the police did not drop the ball. it's horrible that this tragedy h

friends placed candles "rest in peace, elizabeth rachel and amanda." the murder is shocking and killing. >> it is scary. you have to be very came. i cannot believe a person doing this to his own family. >> martinez was arrested on sunday morning in westfield mall. san jose police got a tip he was in the area and abc7 got exclusive pictures of his red lincoln navigator parked outside a possible relative's house. according to a facebook post the or adult victim may have been martinez' mother. it is not known would the third child was. detectives say all the victims are related. police have yet to say how the victims were killed or watt motive was. >> thank yous janet. an $8 billion military mega deal could be announced this week. >> arthritis sufferers, avocado and soybean oils could cure what airlines you. jane king has the money report. >> good morning, well a lackluster start to things and mixed with little movement. the dow and s&p 500 are lower and the nasdaq is hanging on to slight games so far this morning. lockheed has agreed to buy united techno

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what rachel dolezal is revealing about her life since the scandal broke. jonathan: and this you have to see. a surfing community stun and shaken by what happened on live tv in a surfing competition. hear about a close encounter with a great white shark. why are we watching this again? i pay for all these channels, so i make myself watch them all. joey, i'll watch anything except this. except this. go back, go back, go back, go back, go back, go back. fios custom tv lets you pay for the types of channels you want, not the ones you don't. 100% fiber optics is her get out of the past. get fios. now for $79.99 a month. go online or call. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v kimberly: the driver of a pickup truck that slammed in a limousine in new york and killed four bridesmaid pleaded not guilty. romero charged with driving while intoxicated. eight women were coming back from a winery on long island east end when romer out their limo saturday an. the crash is raising new concern about limo safety in general. >> limos a

rachel and elizabeth were killed inside their home. family members say the third child was a friend of the 6- year-old who was at the home visiting before they went to the fair. this girl brought a single flower, she went to day care with elizabeth. >> she's one of my sisters friend. >> was she your friend? >> yes she was. >> reporter: the fifth victim was an adult. the bodies were discovered after a family friend asked police to do a welfare check at the home on saturday. cruz' family says she was dating martin martinez. the 6 -month-old's father and sole suspect who was arrested in san jose. they're reminded of the last tragedy to strike cruz. >> now she's going to be with her son again. because she just lost her son like six or seven months ago. >> reporter: amanda's 2-year- old son died after being in a coma. family friends say the boy died under mysterious circumstances after being under martinez care. >> authorities not releasing any information about a motive. >>> tonight a 19-year-old mendecino man is behind bars accused of sta

the british view as rachel said is that bombing should as its principle target enforce enemy morale, to disrupt their company and they see this bombing campaign is sort of integral to the rest of the british armed forces. but some of the folks in the royal air force and sir author who takes command in february of 1942 believes that air power can do it alone. air power is -- strategic air power and long range bombing has a war winning capability. once again by attacking workforce by attacking factories, the enemy morale will suffer and they'll give up. the american view is much more scientific. classically sort of american view of war. emphasis on technology. once again by way of review. we've talked about what goes on at the air corps tactical school. there are senses that the enemy status is like an organism. once certain parts of that infrastructure or industry attack the war-making capability of that enemy would be destroyed. america comes up with technology to implement that vision in the 1920's and 1930's. large, four-engine capable bombers, fast, well armed capable of carrying

the rachel maddow show starts right now. >> good evening. thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. the word madagascar to americans is almost a synonym for far away. for far away and remote and hard to get to. madagascar is a big country. a big island. the fourth largest island in the world. but especially from our perspective, but really from anywhere, it is hard to get there. it is really far out into the ocean. you have to go 250 miles off the southeast coast of africa in order to get to madagascar. it is just one of those places on earth that is remote. it is far out there. but once you are at madagascar, you have to go another 600 miles out into the ocean. out into the indian ocean before you get to a place called reunion island. la reunion.

. >> good morning, commissioners, rachel, the prans pal transportation planner, the annual budget this year is $750,000. and $650,000 is provided by the treasure island development authority, and matched by our prop k, sales tax dollars and this supports our work in three main areas, program management, and the stake holder out reach, and it is including working with all of the many partner agencies, and planning work, and engineering. and happy to take any questions. >> any questions? >> on the presentation. >> seeing none, thank you very much. >> we will now take the public comment on item number 6. >> seeing, no public comment, public comment is closed, mr. clerk, could we please call the next item? >> my apologies. before we go this item number 7, we need to pass item number 6. okay? and can we do that same house same call. >> same house same call. mr. clerk, item number 7. >> item 7, introduction of new items this is an information item. >> do any of our commissioners have any comments? or introduction of new items? >> seeing none, we will take public comment on this item. seeing,

rachel levin has this exclusive report. >> reporter: the huge clearing in this remote area is a dead give away to these experienced drug enforcement police officers cracking down on illegal commercial marijuana grows. we are following 70 federal and state law enforcement officers including the california national guard as they swarm in on dozens of private properties to destroy tens of thousands of marijuana plants but this is no ordinary pot bust these are sacred tribal lands. >> we are helpless. we go up on a hill and fight with them and we're going to get killed or you know -- what can we do? we needed help. >> reporter: for generations this tribal leader and his family have lived here. now illegal commercial marijuana growers are pal looting the rivers, the lifeline for his people. >> they are destroying our environment, our hills, where we used to hunt and fish. >> and so then we see huge piles. there's a radiator and that has coolants in it. >> reporter: the environmental damage is staggering. marijuana plants require vast amounts of water. during california's growing season ou

rachel has the night off. we're going to talk about a presidential candidate that's not donald trump. we will talk about one that has nothing to do with the fact but the fact that it has everything to do with him because everything in politics has something to do with donald trump. here is what i mean. today the republican governor of

. >> rachel's journey into the life started very early. >> i do think it does go back to being abused young -- at a young age. at the age of 7 i was introduced to pornography. >> 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 past i continued a destructive lifestyle that everybody ignored. she is just rebellious. she just 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 was told you can make more money this way. >> reporter: this way meant giving the men much more than a lap dance. >> the club that i worked at i would tell anyone it's a modern day brothel. you would come in and say i would want an african-american girl. i want a small girl. i want a girl who looks underage. >> and we invite you to join us all week for an in depth look at the global problem. watch the documentary "children for sale" wednesday at 8:00 p.m. in london 9:00 central european time on

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old navy called rachel amazing and are going to send her a gift card. >>> we're three weeks away from training camp. rg3 was at a school to help unveil a new reading initiative. we will tell you about it if -- it in sports. >> right after the break the heav >>> this is a yellow alert day. now here's wusa 9's first alert weather. >> tropical air mass is leading to tropical downpours especially from the district south. rockville north nothing to worry ability. -- about. a live look outside it's back up to 82, dew points in the 70s. northwest winds at 8. normally you think of that as refreshing. not this evening. here's the radar over the last hour. you can see these lines of thunderstorms. they're just kind of training. by that we mean there's one after another after another. they're going to hit the same spot. this area is already under a flash flood warning in prince george's county and in the district. we're probably going to see more warnings as the storms continue to move off to the south and the east. let's concentrate on this area. this is now clear ed out. the flash flood warnin

>> 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

rachel roth dp manman and harry curtis. harry, start with you. feels like estimates have already been coming down but are those consensus estimates that we are looking at today even still too optimistic? >> we think they are too optimistic for this quarter, for the second half and into next year. >> why? >> weakness in macao. it's not only -- it's well known that their revenues are soft but we're starting to see some weakness in their non-casino revenues including the hotel revenues. and i expect that their margins are going to also disappoint. >> they are heavily invested in macao. rachel the question is -- how key is macao to the stock price of las vegas sands going forward, and when will macao pick up? >> macao is basically the driver of the company at this point. it is the vast majority of their earnings and it is certainly what investors are focused on. it is going to be key to get the stock moving from here. the key question is going to be margins as everybody's calling for margin declines. >> you're still positive on the stock? >> absolute

: we are joined right now by a talented actor that stars alongside colin farrell, taylor kitch, and rachel mcadams in the highly anticipated second season of "true detective" which premiers this sunday at 9:00 pm on hbo. say hello to vince vaughn, everybody. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that is what i'm talking about. nice to see you. >> good to see you, my friend. >> jimmy: looking sharp. looking good, buddy. >> i don't hide it, people know i'm a big higgins fan, he's a a very warm funny man. and i was a little bit disappointed that he wasn't going to be in the house tonight. >> jimmy: that's true. >> but probably the only thing that could've taken that terrible taste out of my mouth, was having that angelical leprechaun regis philbin. i love him. [ laughter ] i've know regis for years, is he not the best? >> jimmy: he's the greatest. [ cheers and applause ] >> there he is. >> jimmy: unbelievable. >> funny, sincere, he's the best. >> jimmy: he really is the best. >> but then my lucky charm went away. he's not here anymore. >> jimmy: no, that's right. he's already in his car. he's

. >> jimmy: then on friday, we have rachel mcadams, michael peÑa, robert klein. [ cheers and applause ] and thank you notes. you don't want to miss it. but first, we have a fun show tonight. he is one of my favorite comedians of all time. he's never been on the show. >> steve: no. >> jimmy: i love him so much. he's the new judge on "last comic standing." the one and only norm macdonald is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: norm macdonald! come on! >> jimmy: so excited. i love him, man. from the new show "the astronaut wives club," the lovely joanna garcia swisher is stopping by. [ cheers and applause ] and we have great music from jeremih and flo rida! there we go. [ cheers and applause ] oh, it's a fun show tonight. guys, as you know, we're always striving to get better here at "the tonight show." ♪ harder. ♪ better. ♪ faster. ♪ stronger. [ laughter ] so before every show, we put out a suggestion box for the audience, just to get some feedback about what you guys think of the show, things you'd like to see us do, that kind of stuff. so, tonight let's look inside

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later on this week we have my pal, katie holmes will be here. [ cheers and applause ] rachel mcadams will be joining us. it's gonna be good. it's gonna be a good week. but first we have a fantastic show tonight. we love when this guy can pay us a visit. he's an academy award nominated actor. and he stars -- look at this guy. he's a stud. he stars in the new film "southpaw." jake gyllenhaal is here. >> steve: come on. [ cheers and applause ] love him. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. this is good stuff. jake and i are going play a fun game of slap jack. [ audience oohs ] it's a fun game. it's like black jack. i don't even know why i'm doing this. it's black jack because the loser gets slapped in the face. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: but he just worked out -- >> steve: he is in a boxing movie. >> jimmy: i know. >> steve: why would you do that? >> jimmy: why would i challenge him to this game? >> steve: he's like -- have you seen him? he's cut. >> jimmy: well when did he shoot the film? maybe -- >> steve: i think it got done like two weeks ago. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: maybe he's doing a a new r

song: rachel platten "fight song" ♪ two million, four hundred thirty-four thousand three hundred eleven people in this city. and only one me. ♪ i'll take those odds. ♪ be unstoppable. the all-new 2015 ford edge. >>> federal benefits will be officially available to same sex married couples in all 50 states. the federal marriage benefits for which same-sex couples are now eligible include social security benefits veterans benefits and supplemental security income. up next, who's afraid of elizabeth warren? happy anniversary dinner, darlin' can this much love be cleaned by a little bit of dawn ultra? oh yeah. one bottle has the grease cleaning power of two bottles of this bargain brand. a drop of dawn and grease is gone. >>> as the presidential campaign heats up "time" has decided to devote its cover toe the most influential american politician who so far decided not to run for president. "time" magazine cover headline is who's afraid of elizabeth warren? it's the latest magazine in a series of such magazine covers. the new republic had elizabeth warren on the cover as hillary's nightm

rachel maddow starts now. >> i register an objection from kate that you're in california on your anniversary. >> a legitimate objection. >> she didn't tell me directly, but i'm putting that in there for her. there you go. well done, man. thank you. thank you to you at home for joining us at this hour. >>> at the end of the vietnam war, on the night that saigon fell, april 29th, 1975, nbc news did a special report that night looking back at the war. this is the night saigon fell. their special report was 7382 days in vietnam. this was this huge, retrospective report about the war, about all that had been lost there. at the end of this nbc news special report, david brinkley ends it with what is basically a commentary from him on what was lost and what future presidents should learn from that experience. watch how he does it. i'm going to play the end of it here. what he says here, and the way he articulates it, is part of the point. the real point he makes is made visually. just look at this. >> the united states did not lose the war. it never really tried to win it. instead, trying to help s

that the storm hit here with a hey maker at around 6:45 thursday night inside at the time principal rachel wardaky doing last minute work before vacation, blind sided by nature. >> i thought boy that rain is falling hard and then next thing i knew wind was blowing through and something knock me down. >> reporter: then she knew she was under this, pinned by the building's roof, somehow, able to escape with just scratches. >> i actually feel that fod my angel kept me protect and safe. >> reporter: everyone here thankful that although the walls have crumbled, this school's values, and principals, stand tall. >> it is really amazing and wonderful that she was owe kay. >> reporter: back live here from inside this school, you can see clean up, continues. we have been here since noon, jessica and there has been major progress made inside this school. classes will be back on, in the fall but they will be at the local high school, so those 35 students enrolled here will be there including their principal. coming up at 6:00 o'clock more from inside this school and that principal's journey on getting

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fox's rachel moore talks to some vacationers about the scare. >> it was hot. i could feel the heat. it was 30 feet from frustrates. >> reporter: hundreds running for their lives. >> it sounded like one cabana and then just spread. >> reporter: cosmopolitan hotel guests fleeing from massive flames devouring artificial palm trees and cabanas at bamboo pool. >> i lied behind where they were screaming fire and right behind where my tools were soggy ruperted in to fire. >> reporter: it turned into an eventful afternoon. hotel staff's vac waited the party people from the pool, and guests staying at the host tell. >> the building was quite the feat. >> reporter: even though bamboo pool was on the 14th floor all of the guests scrambling out of the casino had to retreat down several flights of stairs, some comes from the 58th floor. >> we could feel the flames coming down, you could feel the flames and smell the fire going off. it was traumatic. >> reporter: at the time many hotel guest where is disoriented because they were napping. >> dropped off our bags, had some breakfast went up took a

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the "rachel maddoe" show starts now. >> good evening. chris hayes of the all nominated show, "all in" with chris hayes, congratulations, very exciting. have a great weekend. it's true he got nominated, it's true he's amazing thanks to you for joining us at this hour. there is a lot to come. a lot of news in the world tonight we will have an update on what we learned today and tonight about the latest misshootings. inexplicable. in lafayette, louisiana, a man with a semi automatic handgun shot and wounded people before he turned the gun on himself. we have information about who he was the condition of the survivors still hospitalized after that attack and we've got some very difficult questions raised today and tonight about how the shooter obtained the gun he used in that mass shooting given some of the very disturbing things that we now know about his personal history and his criminal history. so we got an update on that coming up in just a moment including the latest from local authorities on the scene in louisiana, who have been relea

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

rachel: good one! go, david! [ding] [cheering and applause] steve: pass or play? denny: we're gonna play. [cheering and applause] rachel: good job, david! steve: you knew the number-one answer, dave. how do they dance in mexico? david: oh, i don't know. i've never been, but, uh... steve: you could try. david: steve, i'm a fat white guy. i'll be honest. i can't dance. [laughter and applause]