that he was done forever with larry hall. at night at lockdown, keene decided to tell hall what he really thought. >> i told him that he was a bleep sicko, i told him he was insane, i said you are one of the most despicable forms of human life on the planet. he at that point slid away from me and was terrified. and he said beaumont sent you, didn't he, beaumont sent you, didn't he? >> keene had blown his cover and his outbreak landed him in solitary confinement. >> it took some time before we found out they put jimmy in the hole, and he was not able to communicate. >> by then, hall's map and the falcons had disappeared. worst of all, as keene was let out of springfield prison to face larry beaumont he didn't know if what he had learned was enough to set him free. what doo when you can no longer get around like you used to? when you fear losing your independence, who do you call? call hoveround now to see if you qualify for america's premier power chair. hi, i'm tom kruse, inventor and founder of hoveround. now you can do more,

larry hall, thank you both. all in for this evening, the rachel maddow show starts right now. >> i was having the eye make-up part of my preparation happening the time you were playing the 92-year-old woman's i am angry. >>> if you go to the official website for the government of the state of florida, you can see there you can click to meet the governor. and there he is, you meet the governor, rick scott. can you read about governor scott being married to his high school sweetheart for 40 years and serving in the navy.

. >>> joining me now, state representative larry hall, a democrat for the latest on what this republican governance looks like on the ground in north carolina. representative, my first question for you is, were you surprised by the alacrity with which the republicans in north carolina moved to push these voting measures or announced they would be moving them in the wake of the voting rights decision? >> well, no, and good evening, chris. certainly they've been trying to do this for the last two sessions, so because we had a democratic governor last session, we were able to sustain her veto of these efforts, but they're back and they're ready to go to do what they've always wanted to do. restrict the right of people to vote. >> what are the arguments that they are making? i mean, the arguments generally that republicans will make in this context is about voter fraud. empirically, that is essentially nothing. it's really minimal anywhere. but how do they make an argument -- i want to play this -- i was thinking about how you make the argument about banning sunday voting as if sunday is a d

larry hall, thank you both.hat is all in for this evening, the rachel maddow show starts right now. >> i was having the eye make-up part of my preparation happening the time you were playing the 92-year-old woman's i am angry. >>> if you go to the official website for the government of the state of florida, you can see there you can click to meet the governor. and there he is, you meet the governor, rick scott. can you read about governor scott being married to his high school sweetheart for 40 years and serving in the navy. it's all there. on the same website, you can also click to meet the lieutenant governor. let's try. trouble. error 404 page not found. sorry, what you are looking for is not here. this is not a mistake, florida, the great state of florida does not have a lieutenant governor. they have that job, they have an elected office called lieutenant governor, but that job is vacant. which makes for an interesting side note to this story that is underway right now in the

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larry hall, thank you both. that is all in for this evening, the rachel maddow show starts right now. >> i was having the eye make-up part of my preparation happening the time you were playing the 92-year-old woman's i am angry. >>> if you go to the official website for the government of the state of florida, you can see there you can click to meet the governor. and there he is, you meet the governor, rick scott. can you read about governor scott being married to his high school sweetheart for 40 years and serving in the navy. it's all there. on the same website, you can also click to meet the lieutenant governor. let's try. trouble. error 404 page not found. sorry, what you are looking for is not here. this is not a mistake, florida, the great state of florida does not have a lieutenant governor. they have that job, they have an elected office called lieutenant governor, but that job is vacant. which makes for an interesting side note to this story that is underway right now in the sunshine state. protesters wh

annie hall wins the oscar, larry flint is shot, but proposition 13 passes in california, pete rose getsp david accords, we have three popes die in the same year and we wound up with pope john paul ii, the first polish pope. in san francisco at the end of that year, there was a tragic moment. george moscone was shot and dianne feinstein became the mayor. and the biggest story of all, andrea mitchell joins nbc news and no one in public life is ever safe again. so, you know, even in montana, in a remote cabin where i'm sitting right now, that story is reverberating across america. a-rod goes into second place, andrea goes into first place. >> tom, you will always be in first place. tom brokaw, my friend, thank you so much. and tom, you're responsible, if not for you, i wouldn't be here today. >> well, it's been a great ride for both of us, and, you know, there are all those andrea exclusives and my friend, jim baker, who used to be the white house chief of staff during the reagan years, he said, no matter what time of the day or what day of the week i went to the white house, there was and

the commissioner gotten married himself jim seen here on the right  married his partner larry at city hall 26th anniversary. as commissioner he estimates he has preformed 10,000 marriages. >> i have enjoyed every single one. you are there at this important moment in someone's life and it's a -- a privilege to share that intimate moment. >> the couple plans to celebrate with a big bash in october. he said he always knew same sex cowls would eventually win the right to marry. >>> santa clara issued 381 marriage licenses, 150 were passed out yesterday, 106 couples took advantage of the express ceremonies where they get a license and exchange vows on the same day. >> construction has started on the new google complex. it's a 42-acre campus that will have nine structures all connected by elevated pathways. google said it'll be the largest complex with radiant heating in the united states. it is scheduled to be done in 2015. >> one very lucky pup was rescued after getting stuck in the engine of a car. a couple made the surprise find while ono a 4th of july road trip. they called authorities who

today is the birthday of model jerry hall, kush your enthusiasm star larry david having a quite celebration at home bitterly complaining to his friends family and millions of dollars. this is "viewpoint." >> john: good evening i'm john fuglesang. this is "viewpoint." 2013 marks two decades since the publication of dead man walking helped to change the national dialogue about capital punishment. sister helen prejean's book talks about the eye for an eye about 2,000 years after jesus did that. she countered with the church's teachings that even those who have done terrible crimes have a dignity that should not be taken from them. the film version of her book was nominated for four oscars and of course susan sarandon won best actress for portraying prejean. since then, she founded a victims' advocacy group called survive in new orleans. she's continued to fight against the death penalty and counsels death row inmates as well as the families of murder victims. a 20th anniversary edition of dead man walking is out with a new preface by nobel peace prize winner desmond tutu and three afterwards f

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hall who obtained it. what you see there is no direct shot at larry summers.limentary of janet yellen, independence, intellectual rigor and willing to challenge conventional wisdom regarding deregulation, traits success essential for a successful fed chairman. liz: you think they don't like larry summers because he was a part of getting rid of glass-steagall, the regulation that separated banks from the investment arms of banks and as long as that was in place we never had a dramatic financial crisis the likes which we saw when it was finally gotten rid of no the line i read right there, if anything that was a veiled shot to larry summers. there is no direct link to him in this letter. this is all a pro-yellin letter. these are more liberal democratic senators who written to president obama. that is their concern. many had similar concerns with federal reserve chairman ben bernanke. in his last confirmation vote he lost 11 democrats because of problems on the left, not the center. >> bank regulation, bank supervision is a bbg subtext of this as it advances. no

larry king. got it. >> magic. magic. anyway, trending on today.com, wedding bells rang for stars this weekend. halleaid i do to olivier martinez. they wed in france after getting engaged last week. it's the first marriage for martinez and the third marriage for halle berry who is pregnant with the couple's first child. >> and jimmy kimmel married a cohead writer on his late night program. kimmel proposed last year. famous guest at the wedding, jennifer anniston and of course matt damon. >> matt damon. >> you could not have matt damon missing. >> jimmy fishing off the company pier. i like it. when you work hard -- >> jimmy's a great guy. >> he is adorable. >> he deserves all the great success. you have to be with your wife all the time. >> make it work. why not. exactly. trending on the associated press what are the chances of this? a season ticket holder of the cleveland indians had a heck of a day at the ballpark sunday. he caught not one, not two, three foul balls in one game. one for each of the kids he was with and then guess what happened, foul ball number four came flying his way. he picked it

it's about taking that town hall and digitizing it and using these tools of technology that allows us to democratize voices in a more effective manner final point though larry one thing that frustrates me is there's a new digital divide i mean you use these tools of technology they're ubiquitous they're seamless and then you go to the d.m.v. and you're just stunned that you're sitting there in line filling out forms in triplicate and take it how is this possible i just downloaded an app and now i'm able to pick up my shoes the next morning they're arriving at my doorstep a book arriving at my doorstep groceries and then i'm trying to pay my parking ticket so this is a world that needs to be bridged and that's what this book's about how does the bridge who does the bridging. how does it happen that all idea is this model right now we have a government that acts more like of any machine you put in a dollar your taxes. skys like me create a limited amount of services police fire health care education defense and if you don't like what you get we've all done this with many machines you kick the machine just take the machine we protests occupy movement tea party

it's about taking that town hall and digitizing it and using these tools of technology that allows us to democratize voices in a more effective manner final point though larry one thing that frustrates me is there's a new digital divide i mean easy's tools of technology they're ubiquitous they're seamless and then you go to the d.m.v. and you're just stunned that you're sitting there in a line filling out forms in triplicate and take it how is this possible i just downloaded an app and now i'm able to pick up my shoes the next morning they're arriving at my doorstep a book arriving on my doorstep groceries and then i'm trying to pay my parking ticket so this is a world that needs to be bridged and that's what this book's about how does the bridge who does the bridging. how does it happen that all idea is this model right now we have a government that acts more like of any machine you put in a dollar your taxes. skys like me create a limited amount of services police fire health care education defense and if you don't like what you get we've all done this with many machines you kick the machine just like the machine we protest occupy movement tea party and t

hall over the recent surge in consumer credit. i would rather as questions for people busy things look instead of speak on their behalf and that's why you can find by feel larry king now right here on our t.v. question more. through. the area you are. looking pretty much in the field that you want to find it here if you're looking for relevant stories unique perspective from the top of my scans a little. group . with the latest fed meeting minutes being released tomorrow and big speech what could be more relevant than some good old fashioned fed talk earlier i spoke with jeffrey tucker executive editor of laissez faire books i asked him about the fed's track record since the financial panic of two thousand and eight here's what he said. since two thousand and eight especially the fed has been unable to manage the money and banking system no matter what they try to do it doesn't behave the way they want it to because there's a need and are really good at printing money but they're not managing it properly. they can take control of the coffers of the banks and that's essentially their job despite all the talk of the fed goes about keeping unemployment low and i

city hall and shake things up and it's a huge disappointment for people less than eight months into his term he is engulfed in a major scandal with really no way to implement his agenda. >> larry, let's get you to virginia now. "the washington post" uncovered questionable spending on so-called travel and event expenses by governor bob mcdonnell's wife maureen. the first lady reportedly spent $603,000 in five retails and even more. the pac leader confirmed this was for event clothing for a total of $9,800 you see on the screen. it does not have a sexual nature to it. we want to be clear. on the heels of the governor's mea culpa in the loans and gifts from a former campaign donor, there are calls here for him to step down. should these scandals cost him his job in the end? >> richard, this is a very depressing segment. look. i would simply say this to you. i think, because mcdonnell only has six months to go in his term, he'll probably tough it out. you can do a lot of stonewalling and get through the six months. but if you're asking me whether privately there are loathes of people, including many republicans who would like for him to go, the answer is yes. he is hurting the par